Kids' College 2017

Come explore your imaginations.

A Summer Adventure at Seward County Community College

Art SCIENCE Crochet Slam ‘Em Tennis JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER Dance Painting Party DIY Decorations & Crafts

Fishing ARCHERY Swimming Bowling Junior Police Sculpture Greek Mythology Baking

Science & MORE!

July 17 – 20, 2017 Times: 8-10 a.m. & 10:15-12:15 p.m.

Pizza and swimming at the end of the week!

SEWARD COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE presents…

Kids’ College 2017 Welcome to Kids’ College Welcome to a world of imagination at Seward County Community College. We offer one week of quality enrichment opportunities, as well as academically stimulating courses at Kids’ College. Kids’ College runs from July 17 – 20, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

Kids’ College is for students entering 1st through 8th grade. Check out all the new classes we have to offer.

We know you will find something of interest for your child.

The instructors and staff are looking forward to being a part of your child’s summer experiences.

Remember to register early since classes are limited and fill quickly.

We want your child to have fun and stay safe. Because college is an adult environment, our trained staff will supervise your child at all times. Please help your child enjoy our program by following these guidelines.

Register Early Kids’ College registration will be conducted in the Business & Industry office, located in the Technical School Building, 2215 N. Kansas, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m., Monday through Thursday, beginning Thursday, June 1. Classes are offered on a first-registered, first-paid basis. All fees must be paid when registering. Fees are $35 per class.

Drop off and pick up point All children will gather in the Student Union foyer 10 minutes before every class. Please do not drop off your child before 7:45 a.m. SCCC will not have adult supervision until then.

Instructors will meet students, take them to class, and return with them after class ends. B&I staff will wait with your children as they are picked up from inside the Student Union.

Children will not be allowed to walk to the parking lot without supervision. If you will be late in picking up your child, please call the B&I office at 620-417-1170 to inform us of your arrival time. If you arrive late, you will find your 2|P a g e

child in the Student Union. Safety is important to us, and we cannot assume responsibility for your child beyond scheduled class and supervised times.

Safety/Security Your child’s safety is of utmost importance to us.

That is why we never let your child out of sight of our teachers or staff. We ask that you never leave your child unattended while at SCCC. Please do not ask your child to go to the library or another area to meet you.

Attendance Students are expected to attend each class in which they are enrolled. They are to be in those classes except during breaks. Parents should notify us in advance if a child will be absent.

Class rolls will be taken daily, and parents will be contacted if there is an unaccounted absence.

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The College expects all classes to be presented as scheduled. However, a class could be canceled due to low enrollment. A decision about cancellation is made the Thursday before the start date of the class. In the event that a class is canceled, every effort will be made to either place your child in another program of his/her choice or provide a full refund.

Student conduct Our policy requires that disruptive students leave the class. If necessary, we will call a parent to pick up the child immediately. If we ask you not to bring the child back to the class because of disruptive or threatening behavior, you will not receive a refund for the class.

Age-Appropriate As you look through the schedule, you will see age-appropriate categories. Students must choose classes that include the grade level the child will be entering in the fall of 2017. The courses are designed to be age-specific and coincide with the socialization aspect of the program. Our instructors and administrators request that parents follow the age-appropriate guidelines listed for each class. We reserve the right to reassign your child to a grade appropriate class. Your cooperation is appreciated.

Class sizes are limited.

Register early for best course selection!

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Open House/Evaluations We encourage parent participation in our Open House on the last day of each session, Thursday, July 20, so please try to come! The B&I office welcomes parent feedback. More information will be sent home as the time approaches.

Some classes will present to the parents what was learned that week. Students will let parents know of any special plans.

Pizza and Swim Party

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BAKE BASKETBALL BREAKOUT CHEER COOK DANCE FIREFIGHTER FISHING GREEK HORSEMANSHIP KICKBALL MYTHOLOGY PAINT PHOTOGRAPHY PIZZA POLICE SCIENCE SCULPTURE SWIMMING TENNIS

The last day, Kids’ College will host a pizza and swim party ONLY for students enrolled in the Kids’ College program for that week. The pizza party will begin immediately at 12:15 p.m. The swim party follows, and will end at 2:15 p.m.

Please send your child with a towel and swimsuit on Thursday, July 20. Swimsuits must be worn in the pool – no street clothes.

Refunds A full refund, minus a $5 processing fee, will be made for registrations canceled on or before Wednesday, July 12. Refunds cannot be made for cancellations received after July 12.

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Fabric Portraits The Art in Mathematics Explore the connection between art and mathematics in this craft-based class. Create a different art project each day and see how math and art intersect to create beautiful patterns and tessellations. 4th – 6th grade | Michelle Webber

Crochet – Simple Blanket Learn stitches and begin crocheting a simple blanket.

Stiches are easy to pick up and you will end the week with good progress on a blanket. 4th – 8th grade | Kris Classen

DIY Decorations and Crafts Do you enjoy making fun crafts and decorations?

Join us as we make sun catchers, picture frames, and candle holders for indoors, as well as wreaths and birdhouses for outdoors. We will use a variety of household items to create our masterpieces, including tissue paper, Popsicle sticks, fabric, and paint. By the end of the week, you will have many new decorations to display around your house. 4th – 6th grade | Shelly Martin

Fun with Paper!

Create a selfie cute enough to hang on a wall. We will be tracing, cutting, and gluing our art to canvas. You can make your own image or if you prefer, do one of your favorite pet. Some may use an iron to apply heat to bond materials together. 1st – 8th grade | Denise Hill

Painting pARTy We are going to put the ART in party!!! Come dressed to paint. Each painter will paint a one of a kind 11x 14 creation. You don’t have to know how to paint! Bring a painting apron/shirt and come ready to get creative. Your project will impress the art critics! Boys and Girls are both welcome! 1st – 8th grade | Keyanne Jacob

Sculpture Camp Explore different types of sculpture techniques as well as experiment with different sculptural materials. Plaster sculptures, panty hose and wire sculptures, air dry clay, found material sculptures, papier-mache, foil and recycled material. What can’t you make into art! 5th – 8th grade | Roger Lynch

Sketching and Drawing

Coloring, Stamping, and Glitter!!! OH MY! Turn plain paper into a work of art. Make something special to show your family. We will do eyecatching pictures and cards!

1st – 8th grade | Karen Roush

Love to doodle? Take your scribbles to the next step and learn to use pencil or charcoal to draw still life arrangements, landscapes, or a special scene with the appropriate detail and perspective. Practice quick sketches, without overthinking, to capture the essence of your subject. Finish the week with an Art Show! 1st – 4th grade | Roger Lynch

Exploring Greek Mythology

Treasure Craft Creation

Are you absolutely in love with Percy Jackson and want to learn more about the Greek gods?

Come join us for a deeper look into the major gods and goddesses, heroes and villains, and create your own flip book to take home and keep forever. 4th – 8th grade | Michelle Webber

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Students will learn how to create sock monkeys. 1st – 6th grade | Suzana Guadalupe Garcia

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Computer Animation

The Art of Storytelling

From cats and dogs to dragons and fairies, computer animation will be fun for all. Let your imagination come to life. Take your idea from paper to the computer and make it come alive.

1st – 3rd grade | Dustin Farmer

Come learn the lost art of storytelling: action, drama, suspense, and humor. Learn how the story is told and how to know your audience.

Don’t want to be boring? It’s all in the art of storytelling. 4th – 8th grade | Jared Williams

Computer Gaming with Scratch Would you like to know how those computer games you play are created? In this class we will learn to create stories, games and animations.

Students will learn concepts such as frame by frame animation as well as basic action script functions. 4th – 8th grade | Dustin Farmer

Junior Firefighter Academy Are you interested in being a firefighter? Do you want to learn more about what firefighters do? If so, this is the program for you!

The Junior Fire Academy is an opportunity for kids to learn about firefighting and participate in some activities that give them a taste of the profession. Activities will include many aspects of firefighter life. Some examples are a fire station tour where you will learn about the different types of fire trucks; a lesson on firefighter protective clothing and breathing apparatus; an introduction to CPR and first aid; hands-on use of fire extinguishers; and basic home fire safety. You will also get to attempt an obstacle course similar to firefighter entry physical tests (scaled down for kids, of course) and a contest to see who can push a bucket toward the opponents line with a water stream (kind of a tug of war with hoses – be prepared to get wet!). 4th – 8th grade | Cody Regier

Cookies and Cupcakes Come have fun baking and decorating cupcakes and cookies. Learn to make your own creations.

1st – 6th grade | Rosa Martin

Kids in the Kitchen: Cooks & Books Our favorite children’s books will come to life as we create original recipes inspired by the stories. Children will see these stories in a whole new way! We will read the stories, then kid chefs will cook, craft, create, and enjoy their special treats. 1st – 3rd grade | Charity Horinek

Kids in the Kitchen: Holiday Treats A workshop where kids learn how to cook – and share – homemade treats in fun flavors and shapes for the holidays. Some kids like holiday goodies almost as much as they like presents!

Each day of this workshop, we will focus on a different holiday, and kids will whip up some great treats in fun holiday shapes. Once kids have mastered the techniques, they will want to make more to share with family and friends.

They make great gifts! 4th – 8th grade | Charity Horinek 5|P a g e

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Junior Police Academy

Logic: Reasoning Beyond Common Sense

This innovative academy introduces children to the fascinating career of law enforcement. It will teach an understanding for the law and respect among individuals at a critical age of development. Junior Police Academy students will get the chance to learn first-hand what it is like to serve and protect our community.

Students will explore activities for the week including off-campus field trips, presentations, and exposure to police work. 1st – 8th grade | Jeff Wade and Dan Yorio

Not for the faint of mind. Want to know who’s speaking the truth? Want to impress your parents and blow your friend’s mind? Come learn how to think critically, create logical arguments, and learn common logical fallacies.

7th – 8th grade | Jared Williams

Learning Cute Hair Styles and How to Braid Be your own hairstylist! Learn how to braid, and do cute do's to look your BEST!!!

4th – 6th grade | Viviana Padilla

Photography 101 Have fun! Be Creative! Learn photography and how to enhance your photos. An art gallery will be held on the last day. Please bring phones and digital cameras to class. 1st – 8th grade | Bruce McPhail

Sign Language Sign language is a fun, engaging way to communicate. Start off learning the alphabet, then slowly add actual signs. Once you learn, you can talk across the room or in a crowded gym! 1st – 8th grade | Shelby Taylor

Basketball Fundamentals This is an introduction to Basketball Fundamentals.

There will be dribbling, shooting, and passing skills taught. Defense will be involved and a strong emphasis will be placed on having fun. 1st – 6th grade | Jacob Arganbright

Beginning Horsemanship Horses are a part of our Kansas heritage.

Whether pulling a farmer`s plow 100 years ago or working in today’s Kansas feedlots, horses have been instrumental in building our state’s beef industry. This class provides horse enthusiasts with the opportunity to learn about horses in general – their characteristics and behavior patterns, in addition to how to properly care for horses – grooming and safe horsemanship practices, tack needed for riding and working with horses and basic riding techniques. Class will include two days of outside instruction with a horse. Students must wear jeans and boots the last two days of class.

4th – 8th grade | Laurie McEwen

Bowling Break Out of the Classroom!!!

In Breakout, players work collaboratively to solve a variety of clues and puzzles that will open a box before a timer goes off. Can you work together to beat the timer and escape the room? 1st – 8th grade | Dane Parcel 6|P a g e

If bowling is your thing…then we have a class for you! Learn the fundamentals, including proper approach and release, all while having a great time. This class is for beginners or advanced bowlers. Students must bring socks.

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Intro to Cheerleading

Fishing with “Z”

Intro to Cheerleading – Learn universal cheers to support and encourage your favorite team, learn dance, and basic stunting. 1st – 4th grade | Kelly Douglas

Relax and get ready to learn how to create lures and fish for that big one. You may even learn how to out-fish your dad!

1st – 8th grade | Nick Zimmerman

Krazy Kickball Cheerleading Stunt Clinic

It’s not just regular Kickball!! Play Two Base Kickball, Big Base Kickball, Bulls-eye Ball, and even the ultimate – Krazy Kickball. Lace up your sneakers, grab your water bottle and let’s have fun! Students should wear comfortable clothes and sneakers, and bring a LABELED water bottle. This is an outdoor class. 1st – 8th grade | Patience Carter

Have you ever wanted to learn how to stunt? Are you currently a cheerleader? Do you want to refine your skills? If you are a cheerleader or want to cheer in middle school, this course is for you! 5th – 8th grade | Kelly Douglas

Running Club In this class, you will learn stretching techniques as taught to me by John Kornelson, track and field coach at Wichita State University from 1978-2000, and running strategies and skills for young athletes. 4th – 8th grade | Shawn Riggs

Dance Grab your shoes and hit the dance floor. If you are a beginner or a dancing pro, join us to learn new skills and moves. We will explore all types of dance and perform for friends and family. 4th – 8th grade | Sarah Davis

Slam Em’ Tennis Love means nothing in tennis! Come and learn why this is really true as well as many more rules and skills that will help you become an up and coming tennis star. Be ready to workout, play games and have fun while learning how to play and win an exciting game of tennis! Experience what tennis is really all about and all the ways that improving at tennis can help you improve your skills at other sports and athletic activities you enjoy doing.

(Students must bring a tennis racquet.) 1st – 8th grade | David Short and Tierra Stoney

Fundamentals of Archery Bow-Up, you will learn the basics skills of archery including instinctive aiming and how to use recurve bows. You may become the next Katniss or the next Robin Hood. Join us on an adventure that will leave you ready for the games. As always, may the odds be ever in your favor.

Equipment is provided.

4th – 8th grade | Craig Dusek

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Swim Lessons – Beginning Level Want to learn to swim like a fish? Come join in the fun.

Learn basic water safety along with the basic strokes. If you want to gain confidence in the water while having fun this is the course for you! 1st – 8th grade | Alicia Collins

Hands-on Science Experiments Did you know you could use salt to create artwork? Do you like bouncy balls? Make one in this class. Oil and water do not mix…or do they? Naked egg experiment…what is that? Join us in these fun hands-on science experiments and more. Sign up for Hands-on Science to get messy, have fun, and learn about the amazing world of science!

1st – 3rd grade | Casie Yowell

Mad Scientist 101 In this class, we will explore the science we observe on a day to day basis as well as get a better understanding of chemistry, natural events, and biology all while having fun and performing crazy lab experiments!

Warning! This class may blow your mind! 4th – 8th | Thais Baziquetto-Allen

Free swimming and pizza from 12:30 to 2:15 p.m. on Thursday, July 20 for all Kids’ College Students. .

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Class The Art in Mathematics The Art of Storytelling Basketball Fundamentals Beginning Horsemanship Bowling Breakout of the Classroom!

Computer Animation Cookies and Cupcakes DIY Decorations and Crafts Fabric Portraits Fishing with “Z” Fun with Paper Hands-On Science Experiments Intro to Cheerleading Junior Police Academy Kids in the Kitchen: Holiday Treats Krazy Kickball Mad Scientist 101 Painting Party Photography 101 Running Club Sculpture Camp Sign Language Slam’em Tennis Swim Lessons – Beginning Level Treasure Craft Creation

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Teacher M. Webber J. Williams J. Arganbright L. McEwen D. Johnson D. Parcel D. Farmer R. Martin S. Martin D. Hill N. Zimmerman K. Roush C. Yowell K. Douglas J. Wade & D. Yorio C. Horinek P. Carter T. Baziquetto-Allen K. Jacob B. McPhail S. Riggs R. Lynch S. Taylor D. Short A. Collins S. Guadalupe-Garcia

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Class Basketball Fundamentals Beginning Horsemanship Bowling Breakout of the Classroom!

Cheerleading Stunt Clinic Computer Gaming with Scratch Cookies and Cupcakes Crochet – Simple Blanket Dance DIY Decorations and Crafts Exploring Greek Mythology Fabric Portraits Fishing with “Z” Fun with Paper Fundamentals of Archery Hands-On Science Experiments Junior Firefighter Academy Junior Police Academy Logic: Reasoning Beyond Common Sense Krazy Kickball Kids in the Kitchen: Cooks and Books Learning Cute Hair Styles & How to Braid Painting Party Photography 101 Running Club Sign Language Sketching and Drawing Slam’em Tennis Swim Lessons – Beginning Level Treasure Craft Creation

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Teacher J. Arganbright L. McEwen J. Johnson D. Parcel K. Douglas D. Farmer R. Martin K. Classen S. Davis S. Martin M. Webber D. Hill N. Zimmerman K. Roush C. Dusek C. Yowell C. Regier J. Wade & D. Yorio J. William P. Carter C. Horinek V. Padilla K. Jacob B. McPhail S. Riggs S. Taylor R. Lynch T. Stoney A. Collins S. Guadalupe-Garcia

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All registrations must be received and paid prior to the first day of class.

Child’s Name: ____________________________________________________________________________ Child’s Home Address: ______________________________________________________________________ City _______________________________________________State _____________ Zip ________________ Child’s Gender:

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 Female

Child’s Birth Date:__________________ Grade entering in fall 2017: _________________________________ Guardian Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Guardian Phone Number: ___________________________ Guardian Email:___________________________ Emergency Contact #1: ______________________________________________ is authorized to pick up child Relationship to Child: _______________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: ___________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact #2: ______________________________________________ is authorized to pick up child Relationship to Child: _______________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: ___________________________________________________________________________ Does your child have any known allergies or food restrictions?  No

 Yes: __________________________________________________________________________________ Terms & Conditions: I hereby register my child, ________________________________, DOB____________, to participate in the Kids’ College summer program to be held at Seward County Community College. The undersigned agrees and recognizes that despite the exercise of reasonable safety precautions by Seward County Community College, injury is possible whenever one engages in physical activity and I hereby release the college, its trustees, officers, employees, and agents from any and all liability for all injuries or damage suffered by my child while participating, preparing to participate or otherwise engage in activities connected with this program. If an emergency arises, I authorize emergency treatment and/or hospitalization when deemed necessary by college personnel. In addition, I hereby authorize Seward County Community College to show and reproduce the name, photograph(s), pictures, films and/or video tapes of student mentioned for promoting or reporting the college curriculum and programs. I also authorize my child to attend any and all field trips associated with the Kids’ College program.

 I have read and agree to the terms and conditions.

Guardian Signature ________________________________________________Date ____________________ Total $ _________________ 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.

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(Payment in full is required to guarantee enrollment.)  Cash $_________ n Check $___________

10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

 Check #_________

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Please make payable to SCCC  Credit Card $________  American Express  Discover  MasterCard n VISA Name on card ____________________________________ Card Number _____________________________________ CVV# ________________ Exp. Date __________________ Signature ________________________________________ All registration must be received and paid for prior to the first day of class.

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MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This instrument has been prepared at my request and is my authorization to any physician, dentist, optometrist, clinic, hospital, or health care facility to render medical or dental treatment or hospitalization to or for my child, to-wit ( ____________________________, DOB____________) upon the request of Seward County Community College, which will be entrusted with the care my child while participating in Kids’ College summer program and any physician or dentist selected by either one of them are further authorized to consult or employ, on our behalf, any specialist in the medical or dental healing arts that they may deem necessary for the treatment of my child and to admit our child into any hospital they shall deem necessary.

This release authority applies to any information governed by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), 42 U.S.C. §1320d.

The above named child has insurance coverage with ____________________________.

Attached hereto, and incorporated herein as a part of this document, is a photocopy of said insurance coverage card, which may be amended from time to time without the need to reissue or re-execute this document, should the need for such arise in the event of our absence.

A photocopy of this authorization shall serve the same purpose as the original.

This authorization is effective unless and until I provide all healthcare and educational providers with written documentation that I have revoked the same.

___________________________________________ Guardian’s Signature STATE OF KANSAS

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COUNTY OF SEWARD ) BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this _______ day of _______________ 2017, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid, came ______________who is personally known to me to be the parent of _______________and the same person who executed this instrument of writing, and said person duly acknowledged the execution of the same.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year first above written.

______________________________ Notary Public My Appointment Expires:

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