The Langley School Summer Studio 2017 Brochure

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Academics + Arts + Field Trips + Robotics + Science + Service Learning + Sports + Technology

Welcome to Summer Studio New This Year...

Check out some of our exciting new offerings for Summer Studio 2017:

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Service learning project that involves campers in the community

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Langley’s very own multi-sport camp that offers the perfect amount of fun and movement

Math + language arts classes that apply academic concepts to fun, projectbased experiences

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Expanded robotics, engineering, science, and technology offerings for hands-on STEAM

enthusiasts NEW!

Each summer, we are incredibly fortunate to share our beautiful campus, expert teachers, and attentive counselors with both new and returning Summer Studio campers and their families. Summer Studio allows us to extend The Langley School’s philosophy – the belief that academics and social-emotional learning can coexist and should be nurtured in equal measure – into a fun, joyful summer environment for our community.

Knowing that children’s interests and learning styles vary, you’ll find that Summer Studio provides a variety of offerings and learning experiences so that students can build their weeks accordingly and get to know their individual preferences. We hope your child will explore new activities and mix+match different camp offerings from service learning, academics, and science to the arts and sports. Your child is sure to grow, have fun, and make new friends along the way.

I wish you a memorable summer 2017 during which your child can live his or her ideal camp experience. I look forward to seeing you on campus!

-Dr. Elinor Scully, Head of The Langley School

Food + Culture offerings that broaden exposure to different parts of our world

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From Langley’s Head of School

Celebration of “the classics” with classes in printmaking, Tea with Mrs. B, carnival, photography, and more

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Contents

Campers will enjoy these added benefits during our 2017 program:

Classes by Week……...............................2 Food + Culture........................................4 Destination Traveler…...........................6 Science ................................................…8 Technology..........................................10 Engineering + Robotics.....................…12 Beginnings...........................................14 Performing + Visual Arts…................…15 Academic Enrichment.........................16 Sports...................................................18 Policies.................................................20

Bus and lunch options available (see page 21) Full-time nurse on campus Options to extend the day until 5:00 p.m. for grades K-8 On-campus “Friday Frolics” to spark theme-based creativity Access to Langley’s state-of-the-art facilities throughout the day

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Registration Checklist þ Mix and match to build your child’s perfect summer.

Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Daily Schedule 8:10 – 8:25 a.m.

Morning Drop-Off

8:30 – 11:30 a.m.

Morning Classes

11:30 a.m.

Morning Pick-Up

11:30 a.m. – 12:40 p.m.

Lunch & Recess

12:40 p.m.

Afternoon Drop-Off

þ Register online at www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio.

12:45 – 3:30 p.m.

Afternoon Classes

NOTE: You’ll be asked to provide insurance, physician, and emergency contact information.

3:30 p.m.

Afternoon Pick-Up

3:30 – 5:00 p.m.

Extend the Fun After-Care

Week 1: June 26-30 Week 2: July 5-7 Week 3: July 10-14 Week 4: July 17-21 Week 5: July 24-28 Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

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þ Attend our Open House on June 11 from 1:00-3:00 p.m. to tour campus and submit forms.

NOTE: All forms must be received before your camper arrives on the first day. See policies on page 20.

NOTE: Full-day classes run from 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

þ Look for a welcome packet in the mail before camp begins.

NOTE: Late registrations will receive packets on the first day of camp.

þ Your child is ready for Summer Studio 2017!

NOTE: Registration for each session closes on the following dates: Week 1: June 16, 2017 Week 2: June 23, 2017 Week 3: June 30, 2017

Week 4: July 7, 2017 Week 5: July 14, 2017 Week 6: July 21, 2017

This brochure includes our comprehensive 2017 summer offerings. If a class is full, we will move to a waitlist and contact families if space becomes available. We recommend registering for another class to reserve your spot and will accommodate switches if you come off the waitlist. If a class is under-enrolled, Summer Studio reserves the right to cancel the class. Advance notice will be provided in these situations two weeks prior to the start of class, and the Summer Studio team will help families find alternative class options. See page 20 for details on camp policies.

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Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Classes by Week

Morning Classes

NOTE: Grade levels listed are for your child’s 2017-2018 grade

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Grade PS JK K K-1

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Class Step Into Preschool Jump Into Junior Kindergarten Hop Into Kindergarten Amazing Structures: Biggest, Tallest, & Strongest Art Explorers Bicycling 101: Let’s Go for a Ride Dance: Move & Groove Lil’ Boots Cookie Explosion Girl-Powered Pre-Engineering Nutrition Sleuths Pre-Engineering: Mine, Craft, Build Tapas/Small Plates Tennis: Game, Set, Match Chemical Reactions Chemistry of Magical Spells Jr. Robotics: Amazing Mechanisms Operation Spy Postcards from the USA Super(hero) STEAM! Super Summer Science Tea with Mrs. B Viva Español!

Langley’s Multi-Sport Camp Manipulating Numbers Amazing Race: South American Edition Art Studio: Whimsical Art Fun!

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Digital Photography A Week in the Life of Our Favorite Authors

$280 $300

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Circus Camp Stars!

Donut Bar Make Your First 3-D Video Game Minecraft® Animators

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Class Minecraft® Modders Performing Arts Mix Printmaking Summer Survivor Video Game Animation Speed & Agility for Soccer Electric Art & Engineering Studio Electronics: Design & Innovation Lab Ideabots Inventors’ Lab Rocketry & Space Spa Science App Attack!

App Inventor Code Breakers Cognitive Soccer Training Intro to Debate Know Your Rights Make Your First Video Game Minecraft® Designers Space Simulation: KerbalEDU The Brain: It’s Electric!

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Class Afternoon Adventure for Beginnings Adventures in Art Bicycling 101: Let’s Go for a Ride Dance: Move & Groove Lil’ Boots Animals on the Edge Donut Bar Intro to STEM with LEGO® Reader’s Theater Afternoon Adventure Big Brains Machine Shop Cardboard Arcade Invention Lab GOtime: Sports Beyond the Score Ideabusters Microscopic World Operation Spy Rhythms of Percussion Super(hero) STEAM! Super Heroes: The Science Behind Them Langley’s Multi-Sport Camp Amazing Race: USA Edition Digital Photography App Attack!

Art of Scoring Goals Bash ‘Em Bots Chopped!

Circus Camp Stars!

Code Breakers Cookie Explosion Kids’ Cook-Off Make Your First Video Game Minecraft® Designers Performing Arts Mix Printmaking

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Minecraft® Transportation

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Space Simulation: KerbalEDU

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3-D Design & Printing

$290

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Biotech: Shaping Our Future

$290

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Cognitive Soccer Training

$230

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CSI Chemistry

$290

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Intro to Debate

$300

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Know Your Rights Make Your First 3-D Video Game

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Class Beginnings Adventure Encore, Encore!

Farm to Table Sports Spectacular Time Travel Langley’s Multi-Sport Camp Marcus Ginyard Basketball Camp Amusing Amusements Digital Photography Environmental Field Studies Explore the Outdoors Fun on the Water Service Learning Awesome Adventures Chesapeake Bay & Tributaries

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Langley’s Math Trail Cognitive Soccer Training

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Class Offerings FOOD + CULTURE

Amazing Race: USA Edition Grades 2-4

Afternoon Adventure Grades 1-3

This activity-filled class is full of variety and new adventures each week. Based on our “Friday Frolics” theme, campers explore different cultures through art, games, sports, and cooking. Activities include cooking up chicken taquitos, creating a “Tako” (Japanese kite), and writing Chinese characters through calligraphy. Campers rotate every 45 minutes to a different hands-on activity that fosters teamwork and confidence. They are grouped based upon their skill and ability level. At the end of each week, the groups come together for a full-class assembly featuring a special event and prizes.

Weeks Offered

Time

June 26-30; July 10-14; July 17-21; July 24-28

afternoon

Amazing Race: South American Edition

Fee

$250

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Grades 2-4

Join us as we “travel” around South America, participating in team challenges in a warm and supportive environment while learning about the cultures of five different South American countries. There are Olympic-sized challenges in Brazil. In Bolivia, teams work together to construct skyscrapers out of recycled materials. We build volcanoes in Guatemala, visit the rainforest in Peru, and so much more.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21 morning $220

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Join us as we “travel” around the USA, participating in team challenges. Campers are split into groups and visit different states where they perform group challenges in a warm and supportive environment. In Hawaii, teams are challenged in a tropical relay race, while in Alaska, campers go ice fishing to see how many fish they can catch for their lunch.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21 afternoon $220

Chopped!

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Grades 3-5

Never have food challenge reality shows been so popular, and “Chopped!” is a favorite here at Tiny and Gourmet Chefs! We like it so much we decided to base a whole weeklong camp on the concept. Our version has the added twist of focusing on different cuisines every day of camp. Each day, the Tiny and Gourmet Chef campers are presented with a basket of three or four ingredients which reflect French, Italian, Mexican, Asian, and “All-American” cuisines.

Using those ingredients and working within those cuisines, they challenge themselves to make mouthwatering specialties and traditional favorites while exploring new ingredients, tastes, and combinations.

Week Offered June 26-30

Time afternoon

Circus Camp Stars!

Fee $220

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Grades 3-5

Come learn a variety of popular circus art forms from around the world such as juggling from ancient Egypt and plate spinning from China. The class introduces acts including the

tight wire, stilts, acrobatics, rolo bolo, and unicycling along with physical comedy (clowning). Campers discover that anything worth learning takes practice, and with a positive attitude, they can learn almost anything. Improvements in hand-eye coordination, balance, and self-confidence are some of the noticeable benefits. Come learn the tricks of the trade, and wrap up the week with a big show on Friday!

Week Offered

Time

June 26-30

morning or afternoon

Cookie Explosion

Fee $220

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Grades K-5

Who doesn’t love cookies? There is nothing as comforting as the aroma and taste of freshly baked cookies. Tiny Chefs and Gourmet Chefs learn about the basic delicious chocolate chip cookie and create sweet and savory cookies for all types

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

of cookie lovers! Whoopie pies, ice cream sandwiches, and brownies will not be forgotten! Campers learn valuable baking skills and methods as they explore the world of cookies!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14 (gr. K-2) July 10-14 (gr. 3-5)

morning afternoon

$220 $220

Donut Bar

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Grades K-5

Donuts have always been an American favorite, and the growing popularity of gourmet donuts has raised the bar.

Come join us as we spend a week dedicated to the deliciousness of donuts! Our chefs measure, sift, and combine ingredients to create soft, yet crispy, donuts thanks to donut baking pans. Flavors such as Mexican hot chocolate donuts, apple cider donuts, and lemon blueberry glazed donuts ensure that your chef will enjoy the “hole” week!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28 (gr. 3-5) July 24-28 (gr. K-2)

morning afternoon

$220 $220

Kids’ Cook-Off

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Grades 3-5

Kid cooks, bakers, and chefs have joined the ranks of elimination-style cooking contests! In this exciting cookoff, the class is divided into rotating teams with each team creating recipes that are judged by the instructors in a blind taste test. Sometimes the teams create the same item, and compete head to head, while other times they create different recipes within a theme such as Snack Attack or Sweet and Savory Pies. May the best team win!

Nutrition Sleuths

Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Summer Survivor

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Grades K-2

Grades 3-5

With the many offerings at the grocery store, it can be confusing to decipher between what is healthy and what is in healthy “disguise.” In this camp, we empower students to own their health and make their own decisions regarding food choice. We examine labels and packaging and focus on whole, plant-based foods. Campers prepare a variety of foods that are not only nutritious, but also delicious! Get ready to be wowed by roasted sweet potato fries, chopped salad with green goddess dressing, and whole wheat couscous salad with pesto and snow peas. Healthy never tasted so good!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$220

Postcards from the USA Grades 1-3

Pack your bags and join us on a USA “road trip!” Campers check out some of the funkiest festivals in America on this week-long adventure. Some of our destinations include Illumination Night in Oak Bluffs at Martha’s Vineyard, a sandcastle competition in Florida, and a jazz festival in New Orleans. Activities include art, music, movement, drama, folktales, dramatic story telling, games, sing-a-longs, and more. Hop aboard your imagination and head off with us!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

morning

$220

Ever wonder what it would be like to survive on a deserted island? Join us for a week of fun in survivor camp where we build shelters, design tribal torches, create team sculptures, and take part in a variety of challenges fostering teamwork, negotiation, and alliances.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$220

Tapas/Small Plates

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Grades K-2

Tapas is all the rage these days, and while it can come from just about anywhere, this class focuses on Spanish and Italian tapas (called Cichetti). Your little chef learns to make a variety of one-bite wonders like Caprese salad on a stick, classic tomato bruschetta, sizzling garlic shrimp, and stuffed peppers.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

morning

$220

Tea with Mrs. B

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Grades 1-3

In this exclusive summer partnership, Mrs. B is packing linens, teacups, saucers, and treats, along with the most tried and true lessons on how to learn and remember good manners. Lessons include crafts, acting, and role playing with costumes and the most brilliant props. Campers delight in sharing the joy of high tea along with the WHY with their friends and family. Each lesson is tailored to improve confidence, increase social interaction, and make manners at the table with friends and family meaningful and memorable.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

afternoon

$220

July 10-14

morning

$400

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Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

DESTINATION TRAVELER Our day trips are first rate! With a variety of field trip options for different age groups, campers have the opportunity each day to travel to exciting locations, explore new adventures, and develop leadership and teamwork skills. Sign up for these trips early, as space is limited.

Service Learning: The Community Partnership Project

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Grades 4-8

At Langley, the Community Partnership Project provides a meaningful way for students to address genuine community needs through enriching service learning. Students are given an opportunity to view the multifaceted needs within their community and how community partners and organizations are able to make an impact through service with visible outcomes. Each day, students join with a different community partner or organization, assisting in activities such as preparing bagged lunches and sorting non-perishable food items. Upon successful completion of this class, students receive a service learning certificate for 15 hours.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$250

Amusing Amusements

Awesome Adventures

Do you want to have an exhilarating adventure? This destination camp takes participants to all of the best amusement parks in Maryland and Virginia, including Kings Dominion, Six Flags, and Central Park Fun Land. Let’s scream on the floorless steel roller coaster, the Dominator, get wet on the Pipeline Tower, and race go-karts at Central Park Fun Land.

Come have a thrilling good time!

This exciting adventure takes campers throughout Virginia, Maryland, and DC. Each day, campers have an unforgettable time as they race go-karts on the Autobahn, navigate a treetop ropes course, and compete on a Ninja warrior obstacle course. Come have a fun-filled adventure!

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Grades 5-8

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

full day

$435

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 5-7 July 31-August 4

full day full day

$350 (3-day) $435 (5-day)

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Chesapeake Bay & Tributaries Grades 5-8

Help restore the Bay. Campers explore the Chesapeake Bay and its tributary rivers in Virginia, Maryland, and DC to discover the relationship between human activities and their impact on water quality. During this field experience, campers canoe through freshwater to learn about the Bay’s ecosystem and how they can make a difference. Then they hop aboard a work boat to conduct science experiments, including oyster dredging, water-quality testing, and biological sampling. This week includes a day of fishing and an interactive environmental mystery game designed to enhance scientific knowledge.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

full day

$495

Encore, Encore!

Grades 1-3

This destination camp is sure to leave campers clapping for more as they explore the awesome world of imagination from pop culture to puppetry. Participants mingle with the stars in DC at Madame Tussauds, watch stories come to life at Adventure Theatre, and take in a show at Imagination Stage in Maryland.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

full day

$435

Environmental Field Studies Grades 4-8

to become real field scientists. Traveling to a new location each day, campers get down and dirty as they explore topics such as water, weather, gravity, and chemistry. Campers become fully immersed in this three-day scientific study – collecting data in the field, analyzing results, and sharing their findings. You are sure to have fun on this science adventure!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 5-7

full day

$350

Explore the Outdoors Grades 4-8

Rafting, hiking, and biking, oh my! During this adventure, campers explore the scenic side of Maryland and DC as they raft the Potomac, bike the C&O Canal, and climb trees at The Adventure Park.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

full day

$435

Farm to Table Grades 1-3

Join the locavore movement! This destination camp is sure to leave campers excited about preparing and eating fresh food from the farm. Campers visit local farms and farm markets in Virginia, Maryland, and DC to learn about their seasonal produce. With their local seasonal finds, budding chefs create delicious and healthy snacks and meals.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

full day

$435

Come explore science outdoors. This hands-on, interactive class focuses on the health and history of the local environment in Maryland and Virginia and gives campers a chance

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Fun on the Water Grades 4-8

Splash into a week of water fun! Campers enjoy daily adventures throughout Virginia, Maryland, and DC as they kayak on the Potomac River, sail on the Chesapeake Bay, and whitewater raft on the Shenandoah River. Don’t just test the waters…jump on in!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

full day

$495

Sports Spectacular Grades 1-3

Are you ready for some sports? From bowling to miniature golf, this fan-favorite class takes campers to fun locations throughout Virginia and Maryland. They engage in a variety of sports, visit the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum, and even root for the local home team. Come have some sporttacular fun!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

full day

$435

Time Travel Grades 1-3

Join us as we step back in time! Campers experience working at the turn of the 20th century in Baltimore, assist archaeologists in Alexandria as they reconstruct and conserve artifacts, and become city planners in DC. Come have the “time” of your life!

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 5-7 July 31-August 4

full day full day

$350 (3-day) $435 (5-day)

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SCIENCE

experiment with a range of different chemical reactions – from simple kitchen chemistry, such as sugar crystals, to awe-inducing reactions, like elephant toothpaste. Campers leave with an understanding of how chemistry makes up the world around us.

Animals on the Edge Grades K-2

Join us on an amazing journey around the planet as we discover the fascinating lives and challenges of Earth’s endangered species. We explore the web of life and examine the threats facing a wide range of animals, from polar bears to the California condor. Learning about our wildlife treasures is the first step toward saving them!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

afternoon

$220

Biotech: Shaping Our Future

NEW!

Grades 6-8

Biotechnology is the use of cellular and biomolecular processes in the development of new technologies and products that help improve our lives and the health of the planet. Campers examine the application of biotechnology to our health and our food as it relates to genetics and genetic modification, as well as its impact on the environment.

Recent advances in biotechnology have allowed us to heal, fuel, and feed the world.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

afternoon

$290

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Fee

July 10-14

morning

$290

Grades 1-3

In this magical class, campers let their imaginations take flight by becoming wizards and witches in training. They are introduced to traditional chemistry and physics concepts through experimentation in a new and innovative curriculum. Activities involve photoluminescence, buoyancy, and magnetism. For example, campers create toothpaste for their dragons while learning about exothermic reactions and peer into a glowing “crystal” ball while learning the science behind it, too!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

morning

$290

CSI Chemistry

Grades 1-3

Don your lab coats and grab a beaker. Campers are the chemists in this exploration of how substances change their chemical identities. Throughout the week, participants

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Time

Fee

June 26-30

afternoon

$290

Ideabusters Grades 1-3

Chemistry of Magical Spells

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Grades 6-8

Chemical Reactions

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matter, chemical reactions, and analytical chemistry, with each experiment bringing them one step closer to solving the crime!

A crime has been committed! A treasure has been stolen and mystery surrounds the scene! Using chemistry to reveal fingerprints, detect blood traces, and analyze mysterious substances left behind by the kidnapper, campers collect and analyze evidence in order to find the culprit and return the treasure. Each class introduces a crime scene investigation technique applying a fundamental chemistry concept.

Campers learn about physical and chemical properties of

Inspired by “MythBusters,” campers bust myths themselves using science and engineering. Just as in the television show, campers are challenged to brainstorm ways to discover if a myth is verified, plausible, or busted. If you like coming up with ideas and testing them, welcome to Ideabusters. We won’t stop until all our myths are fully tested!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

afternoon

$290

Kitchen Chemistry Grades 4-6

Our chemists become chefs in this hands-on cooking and food chemistry class. Campers explore the chemistry behind their favorite recipes, making chocolate, ice cream, and cake as they investigate physical and chemical reactions, acids, bases, emulsifiers, and states of matter. Campers also learn about simple and complex carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and enzymes. Note: Since campers sample their creations, please notify the Summer Studio Office if your child has any food allergies.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

afternoon

$290

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Operation Spy Grades 1-3

The mission: Uncover the science behind gadgets and methods used by top-secret spies. This undercover adventure includes building spy gear, learning to make and break codes, and using science and technology to complete secret missions. Campers create alarm systems, explore exotic places and cultures, and practice the art of disguise and deception to fulfill secret missions. The experience also includes using electricity, GPS navigation, lasers, and chemical reactions.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30 July 17-21

afternoon morning

$290 $290

Spa Science Grades 4-6

Microscopic World

NEW!

Grades 1-3

Young scientists are introduced to the concepts of the invisible, microscopic world around them! Campers first learn about the power of microscopes and what they can see under magnification. Each day, the class talks about the microscope universe as they explore atoms, molecules, crystals, DNA, protists, bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Campers peer into microscopes, create models, and perform experiments to examine evidence and effects of these microscopic marvels.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

afternoon

$290

Come create the latest line of spa products for an imaginary new spa in town. This innovative class weaves management science throughout as campers choose a product line, select a target market, and develop a brand, then add a bit of chemistry to create a variety of products.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$290

Super Heroes: The Science Behind Them

NEW!

Grades 1-3

We all know that super heroes have special powers! In this fast-paced adventure class, we cover a different super hero or heroine each day and learn about the physics, chemistry, or biology of their super powers or super gadgets. We may

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

even venture into the world of the villains, whose powers are also difficult to defeat. From the elasticity of Elastigirl to Spiderman’s web shooters and the mutations of the X-Men, we explore the science behind them.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

afternoon

$290

Super Summer Science Grades 1-3

In this hands-on class, campers explore the world of science through exciting experiments that focus on gravity, buoyancy, chemical reactions, and physics. Campers engineer a marble run, investigate aircraft flight, power a car using the sun, and observe Newton’s third law of motion in action.

This class is sure to be “super” fun.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 17-21

morning

$290

The Brain: It’s Electric!

NEW!

Grades 6-8

The cells of our brains “talk” to each other using the language of electricity, but in this class we can listen in on the conversation. Campers learn what neurons look like and how they are able to generate and carry an electrical signal before moving on to the action potential, which is the basic unit of brain communication. By the end of the week, campers not only know how the brain uses action potentials to pass information, but also understand what happens when something goes wrong.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

morning

$290

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

TECHNOLOGY

App Inventor

3-D Design & Printing

Using the MIT App Inventor, campers learn to create their own functional apps for Android devices. They design and program Android game apps with features such as animated sprites and collision detection and also learn to use smartphone sensors to control their games. Software/platforms used are Android Device, Windows 7 and 8, Chrome, and MIT App Inventor. Campers do not need to bring their own Android tablet or smartphone as class models will be available. At this time, Apple does not support these apps.

This class allows campers to develop a game concept that goes well beyond the limitations of the traditional 2-D game design classes. Learn the physics behind 3-D games and explore beginner event scripting, level design, how to control the flow of gameplay, and storytelling. At the end of the week, campers have a 3-D video game to share with friends and family. Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning campers can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$290

July 10-14 (gr. 3-5) July 10-14 (gr. 6-8)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

Grades 6-8

NEW!

Grades 6-8

Explore the technology of 3-D printing and enhance your understanding of geometry and 3-D design. In this class, campers explore mathematics, design, and creativity through 3-D design, learning how to use 3-D printers to create their own 3-D models. From the practical to the fantastical, campers develop skills used by architects, engineers, artists, and mathematicians.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

afternoon

$290

App Attack!

Code Breakers

NEW!

Grades 3-8

Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and customize your own game app! Using a specialized app and game development tool, campers explore the world of Web-based (HTML5) mobile apps. In addition to learning the basics of mobile app design and game development, campers also see firsthand how the world of app publishing functions. Camper-created apps can be played on any mobile device or computer. Publishing to app stores not included. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class.

Campers work in teams for most of the program. Returning campers can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14 (gr. 6-8) July 10-14 (gr. 3-5)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

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Make Your First 3-D Video Game

NEW!

Grades 3-8

NEW!

Grades 3-8

Make Your First Video Game

Calling all future coders, programmers, and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of Web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming a tech star!

Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the camper who makes $1 million for programming, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning campers can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Grades 3-8

If you love playing video games, this is the camp for you!

This one-of-a-kind class shows campers the keys to designing their very first 2-D platformer game. Conceptualization, play experience, challenge levels, graphics, sounds, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that campers explore while creating a video game to share with friends and family. Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning campers can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21 (gr. 6-8) July 17-21 (gr. 3-5)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

June 26-30 (gr. 6-8) June 26-30 (gr. 3-5)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Minecraft® Designers

Week Offered

Time

Fee

Minecraft® Animators

July 24-28 (gr. 6-8) July 24-28 (gr. 3-5)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

Bring your favorite Minecraft® characters to life in an animated short film! Learn how studios like Pixar and Disney make movies such as “Inside Out” and “Frozen” by using key framing, tweening, texturing, and animating 3-D model techniques. Campers end the class with a short film to share with friends and family. Note: Campers do not need to own a Minecraft® account to use the software in this class.

They work in pairs or teams for most of the class. Returning campers can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Minecraft® Modders

Time

Fee

June 26-30 (gr. 3-5) June 26-30 (gr. 6-8)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

NEW!

Grades 3-8

Use your favorite game to learn the basics of modding and foundations of programming. Learn scripting and logic statements as you create your first mods! Introductory coding is also taught through a simulated environment inspired by Minecraft®. To access their project at home, campers must own a PC/Mac version of Minecraft®. Tablet, phone, and game console versions of Minecraft® are not compatible.

Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program.

Returning students can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21 (gr. 3-5) July 17-21 (gr. 6-8)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

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Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Grades 4-6

If you love the game Minecraft® and always wanted to design your own world, this class is for you! Discover how to create a custom map, learn the basics of creating 3-D models using new software to design your very own objects, build with Redstone and Command blocks, and create custom textures to import at home or share with friends.

To access their project at home, campers must own a PC/ Mac version of Minecraft®. Tablet, phone, and game console versions of Minecraft® are not compatible. Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning students can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Week Offered

Week 4: July 17-21

Minecraft® Transportation

NEW!

Grades 3-8

Grades 3-8

Week 1: June 26-30

MATCH: build your perfect summer

Build railway systems, elevators, water flumes, and slides and explore flight using cannons. Using Redstone and the building materials available, campers create unique transportation systems and mechanisms. The class delves into how these systems work while comparing them to similar systems in the real world. Campers use a special EDU version of Minecraft® (for PCs) to provide a multiplayer, interactive, and safe environment to learn and explore.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

afternoon

$290

Video Game Animation

NEW!

Grades 3-8

Take your game design skills to the next level by creating and animating your own character sprites, objects, and backgrounds. Start with a name, then develop the character’s personality, signature moves, special powers, and a story line. Finish with a fully animated character to be used in your very own game. Campers do not need any prior experience in game design, animation, or sketching. Games are only compatible on PC computers. Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning campers can create more advanced projects that build on previous years.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28 (gr. 3-5) July 24-28 (gr. 6-8)

morning afternoon

$230 $230

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

ENGINEERING + ROBOTICS Amazing Structures: Biggest, Tallest, & Strongest

theme of machines, is perfect for emerging tinkerers, inventors, artists, and engineers ready to activate STEM thinking.

Campers grow their design and fabrication skills, cut, drill, connect, form, and shape cardboard, foam, wood, plastics, and electronic components. Everybody is invited to our Friday showcase!

NEW!

Grades K-1

Calling all architects and engineers! In this class, campers design, plan, and build amazing structures using items such as pool noodles, craft sticks, newspaper, and tape. What will you design? A marble run, a tower, a bridge? There are no limits to what campers can build. Let your imagination be your guide!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

morning

$220

Bash ‘Em Bots Grades 3-5

Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a massive motorized LEGO® machine? Campers in this advanced engineering class discover how to re-engineer standard LEGO® vehicles into mechanized machines that can traverse challenging obstacles, battle against fellow bots, and take on colossal creations.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

afternoon

$220

Big Brains Machine Shop

NEW!

Grades 1-3

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

afternoon

$220

Cardboard Arcade Invention Lab

NEW!

Grades 1-3

Why play video games when you can build an old-school arcade yourself? Campers design, prototype, build, and play unique arcade games of skill and chance made from cardboard, foam, plastics, wood, electronic components, and recycled materials. All projects go home, and be ready, they get big! Join us for our Friday free arcade!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

afternoon

$220

Electric Art & Engineering Studio

Time

Fee

morning

$230

Grades 4-6

Design and build personal electronic inventions focusing on light, movement, and sound. Campers create a series of projects that integrate LEDs, motors, conductive materials, and power sources, including copper tape circuits that glow, kinetic artwork that wiggles, and switches and circuits with simple logic. Campers enjoy two sessions of independent exploration, with a culminating invention “petting zoo” for family and friends. No kits are used in this workshop – only raw components, art materials, and fabrication supplies.

Newcomers to electronics and experienced participants take home projects for use, play, and further exploration.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$230

NEW!

This exciting engineering class is for girls who love to build!

The fun and supportive environment encourages girls as they investigate engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes, and motorized cars. Come explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

morning

$220

Small hands with big ideas deserve real tools and things to invent! This material-based exploration lab, built around the

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NEW!

Grades K-2

Dream, design, and construct electrified kinetic sculptures, glowing creatures, and your own amazing advanced creations in our makerspace. Cut wood, form plastic, drill, slice foam, and add motors and electronics! Perfect for young artists, designers, tinkerers, and budding engineers.

June 26-30

NEW!

Girl-Powered Pre-Engineering

Grades 4-6

Week Offered

Electronics: Design & Innovation Lab

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Ideabots

NEW!

Grades 4-6 Campers build their own robotic creations during a week of hands-on robotics. They receive a complete introduction to the world of robotics by building robots from the ground up, learning everything from pressure sensors to effectors. They build their very own alien or bug robot, as well as participate in a sumobot showdown.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

morning

$290

Intro to STEM with LEGO® Grades K-2

Tap into your imagination with tens of thousands of LEGOs!® Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, snowmobiles, catapults, and merry-go-rounds. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design! Come explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

afternoon

$220

Inventors’ Lab

NEW!

Grades 4-6

Want to build some of the most important inventions in the world’s history or try your hand at conducting famous experiments? Travel back in time as we invent in our laboratories. Campers recreate important inventions from the past and create their own inventions. What problem will your invention solve? What new inventions await? Amazing

discoveries abound each day as campers learn about inventors and inventions and use the engineering design process to create their own unique solutions to problems.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14 July 24-28

morning afternoon

$290 $290

Jr. Robotics: Amazing Mechanisms Grades 1-3

Invent robotic LEGO® creations that come alive! The robots duel, play soccer, open doors, and lots more. Join a team of engineers to explore and learn robotics using LEGO® Wedo technology. Imagine and build unique animated creations that respond to the environment using sensors, motors, programming blocks, and LEGOs.® Each session presents a different theme with unique modules.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$290

Pre-Engineering: Mine, Craft, Build Grades K-2

Bring Minecraft® to life using tens of thousands of LEGOs!® Build engineer-designed projects such as a motorized Creeper, a portal to the Nether, and a moving Minecart.

Create favorite Minecraft® objects with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Whether you are new to Minecraft® and LEGO® or a seasoned veteran, you’ll be hooked on the endless creative possibilities.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$220

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Rocketry & Space

NEW!

Grades 4-6

An out-of-this-world adventure! Campers learn about rocket design, then build and launch their own rockets. The class explores space, plans a trip to another galaxy, discovers how to make a space colony, and tours the universe using planetarium software as campers learn about galaxies, nebulae, supernovas, and stars. As space explorers, campers take flight into the field of astronomy, designing and building model satellites, creating remotely operated vehicles using robotics, investigating planetary geology, and experimenting with rocket science as they build and launch rockets.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

morning

$290

Space Simulation: KerbalEDU Grades 4-8

In this class, campers can think like real astronauts and aerospace engineers! While using the educational space flight simulator, Kerbal Space Program, campers are exposed to different scenarios that require them to use similar problemsolving skills and experimentation that industry professionals use on a day-to-day basis. As head of their own in-game space program, campers learn about rocket physics, space technology, and the engineering design process, and apply these concepts as they construct and launch a spacecraft, assemble a rover, and navigate a rocket into orbit.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30 (gr. 4-6) July 10-14 (gr. 6-8)

afternoon morning

$290 $290

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

BEGINNINGS

Hop Into Kindergarten

Afternoon Adventure for Beginnings

What better way to spend the summer than hopping into kindergarten? Each day, campers engage in hands-on language arts and math activities, outdoor play, and more. Each activity is designed to help children transition into kindergarten by becoming familiar with classroom routines and continue a love of learning during the summer months.

by September 30, 2017. Before Summer Studio begins, all children must be potty-trained, no exceptions.

Kindergarten

Preschool, Jr. Kindergarten

This is a fun enrichment option to extend the day for preschool and junior kindergarten (JK) campers enrolled in the Step Into Preschool and Jump Into Junior Kindergarten morning classes. After morning classes end at 11:30 a.m., children remain on campus until 3:30 p.m. for a full day of fun. Age-appropriate activities – which expand upon the social aspects of their morning classes – include centerbased and free-choice time, outdoor play, technology, and nap/rest time. Drop-ins are not permitted. Lunch can be purchased through Summer Studio or brought from home.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 10-14; July 17-21; July 24-28

afternoon

$230

Beginnings Adventure

Preschool, Jr. Kindergarten, Kindergarten

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 10-14; July 17-21; July 24-28

morning

$230

Jump Into Junior Kindergarten Jr. Kindergarten

Experienced teachers lead 4-year-olds in a variety of activities – such as art, music, creative play, and outdoor fun – aimed at engaging them physically, mentally, and socially.

Campers flourish in this low-key environment that helps prepare them for the school year ahead. Not intended for children entering kindergarten. Children must be 4 years old

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 10-14; July 17-21; July 24-28

morning

$230

Step Into Preschool Preschool

Young children love this relaxed introduction to a school environment, with experienced teachers guiding them.

Children experience circle time and creative play, as well as outdoor water play and playground time to encourage physical development. Not intended for children entering junior kindergarten. Children must be 3 years old by September 1, 2017. Before Summer Studio begins, all children must be potty-trained, no exceptions.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 10-14; July 17-21; July 24-28

morning

$230

In this full-day class, young campers become familiar with classroom routines, enjoy creative play, and engage in developmentally appropriate social and physical activities. In the afternoon, campers take part in both center-based and free-choice time along with technology activities and nap/ rest time.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 31-August 4

full day

$460

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Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Art Explorers Grades K-1

Campers explore a variety of media – including watercolors, chalk, oil pastels, tempera paints, and clay – as they create beautiful works of art through inquiry-based projects inspired by famous artists such as Rothko, Kandinsky, and Duchamp. The class also experiments with different art techniques using conventional materials such as paint brushes and pencils as well as more unconventional materials such as leaves and sponges.

Weeks Offered June 26-30; July 10-14; July 17-21

PERFORMING + VISUAL ARTS Sure to inspire the artist in every camper, this class includes a variety of projects using a wide range of media. Campers learn how to work with and appreciate the different materials, styles, and techniques used to create fun artwork.

During the Mix Media week, campers use a combination of traditional visual art media such as painting and sculpture to create one-of-a-kind works of art. The Flexible Art week focuses on the use of all things flexible like yarn and soft aluminum wire paint to create beautiful works of art.

June 26-30 (Flexible Art) afternoon July 17-21 (Flexible Art) July 10-14; July 24-28 (Mix Media)

$230

Grades 2-4

Grades K-1

Time

morning

Fee

Art Studio: Whimsical Fun!

Adventures in Art

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee $230

Discover your inner artist! Each week, campers explore their artistic sides as they integrate weekly camp themes to create one-of-a-kind whimsical creations. This playful and colorful art form allows young artists to express themselves through paintings, sculptures, and paper cuttings. Whether reimagining the “Blue Dog” by George Rodrigue or recreating a modern take on Piet Mondrian’s “Composition A,” there is sure to be something for every camper.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

morning

$230

Dance: Move & Groove

Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

exercises. This is a fun, fast-paced class filled with hip-hop moves to the latest kids’ tunes. At the end of the week, friends and family are invited to watch a groovin’ show.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21 June 26-30

morning afternoon

$260 $260

Digital Photography Grades 2-4

Go beyond point and click! In this class, campers learn the basics of digital photography from how a camera works to how to compose a great picture. After learning the technical aspects, campers produce word art, picture collages, and claymation projects.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

morning or afternoon

$280

Grades 4-8 Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Reginald Pearman and staff unleash campers’ imaginations and creatively integrate mathematical elements of photographic composition and scientific concepts in black and white photography. Participants use elements of geometry in composition to explore the natural setting around the Langley campus, creating and editing presentations and slideshows.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 31-Aug. 4

full day

$450

Grades K-1

Tiffany Patterson, lead choreographer and dancer for singer MC Hammer, will have young campers moving and grooving. This class develops increased body awareness, coordination, and flexibility through various dance techniques and

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Performing Arts Mix

Super(hero) STEAM!

Join Tiffany Patterson, lead choreographer and dancer for singer MC Hammer, for a week of performing arts during which she teaches the art of singing, dancing, choreography, stage presence, and performance production. Campers showcase their talents in a show-stopping performance on Friday.

Ever wonder what it would be like to have super powers?

Choose the side of super herodom or super evil, and then set about your destiny of mythic proportions! Campers develop their super power, design their own super hero costume, receive a secret identity, and discover why this stealth way of life is essential to any super hero. Campers train to use their super powers safely by learning the science, technology, engineering, art, and math behind our favorite powers and stunts by testing themselves in super-charged obstacle courses.

Grades 3-5

Grades 1-3

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30 July 17-21

morning afternoon

$260 $260

Printmaking

NEW!

NEW!

Grades 3-5

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

Printmaking is one of the oldest art forms in the world, dating to around 1400. In this class, campers unleash their creative ideas as they learn the techniques and the art of making a variety of prints. We start by creating a woodcut print, then proceed in the artistic process of creating cyanotypes, photograms, and solar prints. The process involved in creating each print engages campers in science, technology, and math concepts that govern the art process.

July 10-14 July 24-28

morning afternoon

$220 $220

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 17-21

morning or afternoon

$280

Rhythms of Percussion Grades 1-3

Follow the rhythms of percussion in this fun, hands-on class.

Young musicians play a variety of percussion instruments and explore their different sounds, learning how to add both color and excitement to music. Participants work together to create beats and rhythms in an ensemble, and at the end of the week, showcase their talents in a percussion recital.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

afternoon

$230

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ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT

Our academic classes, many of which were created by Langley’s academic experts, are designed to develop and promote criticalthinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on, projectbased activities balanced with fun. Intentionally kept small for attentive instruction, our engaging academic classes are taught by experienced teachers.

A Week in the Life of Our Favorite Authors

NEW!

Grades 3-5

On the road to fame, campers walk in the footsteps of their favorite authors as they begin their journey toward self-expression. They put themselves in the shoes of three published authors – Jeff Kinney (Diary of a Wimpy Kid), Patricia Polacco (Thunder Cake), and Chris Van Allsburg (Jumanji) – creating stories, imagining characters, and connecting experiences by using the creative writing processes employed by these authors. Over the course of the week, campers are immersed in and inspired by art, experiences, and literature. They envision stories in their minds, create humorous characters, and pull from their own experiences to write enriching stories.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 17-21

morning

$300

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Intro to Debate

NEW!

Grades 6-8

Did you ever think it would be fun to be a lawyer? Have you ever wanted to change a person’s perspective or opinion?

Come learn the art of crafting a winning argument. Campers discuss issues such as school uniforms and whether or not teachers should assign homework. In this class, participants not only learn the skills needed to debate, but also have an opportunity to debate with other campers while discovering how one voice can actually change the nation.

questions, students design a “math trail” to identify the various types of math present in everyday life. For each trail, students design a map, take pictures, develop directions, and create a set of problems for their peers to solve. Each trail might cover or review topics such as proportional reasoning, geometry, percentages, and algebra. The class culminates with each camper taking home a binder of each of the trails created by the class.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

Prerequisite: Grade 6 math with a solid understanding of fraction and decimal operations, and at least a basic understanding of ratios and percentages, money, and geometry.

June 26-30 July 10-14

morning afternoon

$300 $300

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

full day

$435

Know Your Rights

NEW!

Manipulating Numbers

Grades 6-8

Have you wondered how the evolution of technology and social media impacts your first amendment rights? What about your right to free speech? Come find out what individual rights are guaranteed under the Bill of Rights and how it applies to you. The class visits the Supreme Court and the National Archives Museum as we explore the Bill of Rights.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14 June 26-30

morning afternoon

$300 $300

Langley’s Math Trail

NEW!

Grades 6-8

Come have fun with math! This engaging, project-based class presents exciting math challenges using real-world experiences such as skip counting to create a necklace design, practicing communicative properties to finance a family trip, and using measurement to prepare for an art show. By using a variety of math strategies to find the answers to everyday questions, campers strengthen their critical-thinking and problem-solving skills while having tons of fun. Classes are formed based on grade level.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14; July 24-28

morning

$300

This project-based, investigative destination math class has campers exploring and seeing the world through the eyes of a mathematician as they design math trails throughout DC and Virginia. Through keen observations and self-guided

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Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Reader’s Theater

NEW!

Grades K-5

Come dive into the transformative realm of the theater as you embark on a journey to live in the world of stories through Reader’s Theater. Campers not only analyze characters, but also bring them to life on stage. While delivering their lines, they enhance their reading fluency, reading comprehension, and understanding of punctuation through consistent and smooth pacing, intonations, and expressions. Campers become their character, understanding both internal and external traits as they go on an emotional and intellectual journey. At the end of the week, friends and family are invited to watch the show.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 17-21

afternoon

$300

NEW!

Grades 1-5

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MATCH: build your perfect summer

Viva Español!

NEW!

Grades 1-3

Calling all language enthusiasts! Come join us as we embark on an immersion-based adventure through the Spanishspeaking world! Our Spanish-speaking tour guide teaches the language through fun, engaging, hands-on activities including art, games, songs, and off-campus excursions.

Throughout the week, the class “visits” countries such as Mexico, Argentina, and Spain to learn about traditions, culture, festivals, and more. Campers have an opportunity to practice speaking their new vocabulary when they visit a local shop that sells Hispanic goods. Come join us on this international adventure!

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

morning

$300

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Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

SPORTS

Cognitive Soccer Training

Art of Scoring Goals

Although technique and athleticism are important qualities, the “thinking players” stand above the rest. In the midst of the game, a player’s brain is accomplishing the incredible feat of multitasking, tracking, anticipating, timing, strategizing, reacting, problem solving, and executing. Therefore, it’s crucial for youth players to develop their brains as well as their bodies. This class incorporates brain-centered training into cognitive challenges that provide traditional, technical, and tactical training, with activities designed to ask campers to multitask and solve soccer problems on the field. Participation in this class can be half-day or full-day.

Grades 6-8

Grades 3-5

Scoring goals is the most important and difficult skill in soccer, requiring solid technical skills as well as the ability to get into scoring positions. The Art of Scoring Goals program focuses on developing these skills by incorporating a variety of finishing activities and scoring-related cognitive training.

Campers take part in shooting drills that focus on gamerelated scenarios, creative scrimmages, and much more.

While we can’t guarantee anyone will win the Golden Boot award, we can ensure that players improve their ability to score goals and take on a more significant role in their team’s attacking play. Since goals are scored by players in different positions, the program is suitable for all soccer players, not just forwards.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14

afternoon

$230

Bicycling 101: Let’s Go for a Ride

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 17-21 July 10-14; July 24-28

morning afternoon

$220 $220

Time

Fee

July 17-21 July 17-21

morning or afternoon full day

$230 $370

Grades 1-3 NEW!

The best fun on two wheels! This class teaches new and transitioning riders how to ride a bike with confidence.

Campers learn how to balance, steer, start, stop, and pedal in a safe and nurturing environment, along with basic road safety rules. Participants are required to bring an appropriately-sized bike, helmet, knee/elbow pads, and wrist guards.

Weeks Offered

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GOtime: Sports Beyond the Score

Grades K-1

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NEW!

Play ball! Featuring a variety of sports – including basketball, soccer, flag football, and more – GOtime’s exclusive gameplay format is structured as a real game from start to finish.

Loosen up, warm up, choose sides, and then get ready to play. Campers learn the rules of competition, team play, and sportsmanship, without the pressure of keeping score.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14; July 17-21

afternoon

$220

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Week 1: June 26-30

Week 4: July 17-21

Week 2: July 5-7

Week 5: July 24-28

Week 3: July 10-14

Week 6: July 31-Aug. 4

Marcus Ginyard Basketball Camp

Tennis: Game, Set, Match

Langley’s Multi-Sport Camp is a fun way to introduce young athletes and sports enthusiasts to a variety of sports in a safe and supportive environment that emphasizes teamwork, sportsmanship, and fitness. This class combines some of the best playground games like Sharks and Minnows and Four Square with some of the all-time favorite traditional sports like basketball and golf. With so much variety, no two days are alike. Campers are divided into groups based upon their skill and ability level. This will allow all campers to have fun while still being challenged at their level. Participation in this class can be half-day or full-day.

Join Marcus Ginyard, now in his fourth year at Langley, for a week of fun on the hardwood. Ginyard is a 2010 graduate of the University of North Carolina’s prestigious basketball program and a 2009 national champion. Participants engage in fundamental development, skill improvement, and rounds of pick-up games during this coed camp. Ginyard’s team teaches skills to help athletes excel regardless of ability, and boys and girls looking to improve their game are welcome.

This exciting class introduces campers to the sport of tennis through the USTA QuickStart Tennis program. It is designed to teach the basic fundamentals of all the strokes, develop rallying skills, and play in a safe and fun environment. All equipment is provided.

Weeks Offered Time

Fee

July 5-7 July 5-7 July 31-August 4

$220 $225 $370

Speed & Agility for Soccer

Langley’s Multi-Sport Camp

NEW!

Grades 3-8

Grades 1-5

morning or afternoon full day full day

Lil’ Boots Grades K-1

Lil’ Boots is the perfect introduction to the wonderful game of soccer. The program is specially designed to initiate a positive experience for young players while learning the basic fundamentals of the game. It focuses on teaching soccer skills through fun activities and small side games.

The innovative and interactive storytelling curriculum keeps campers engaged and excited about the game. Lil’ Boots builds self-esteem and confidence and promotes sportsmanship and fair play while also developing a child’s social skills in a non-competitive environment.

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30; July 10-14 June 26-30; July 17-21

morning afternoon

$230 $230

Week Offered

Time

Fee

July 24-28

full day (9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.)

$370

NEW!

Grades K-2

Weeks Offered

Time

Fee

July 10-14; July 24-28

morning

$275

Grades 3-6

Technical skills play a major role in the development of a youth player, but speed and agility are just as important.

Quick first steps, getting to the ball first, and changing directions faster than the opponent are all important elements in the modern game of soccer and are just some of the topics we cover in our Speed & Agility for Soccer program. This is a great opportunity for campers to get ahead of other players and reach the next level of play. Campers are divided into groups based upon their skill and ability level. This will allow all campers to have fun while still being challenged at their level.

Week Offered

Time

Fee

June 26-30

morning

$230

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Summer Studio Policies To view a complete listing of policies and procedures and to download forms, visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio.

DEPOSIT & PAYMENT

WAITLIST

To reserve your child’s spot, a non-refundable, non-transferable deposit of $150 per week, per child is due at the time of registration and is deducted from the total amount due. Full payment is due on or before May 1, 2017. If final payment is not received by May 1, the space will be forfeited. After May 1, payment is due in full at the time of registration. A fee of $25 will be charged for any returned checks.

Due to the extreme popularity of many of our classes, waitlists do occur. To place your child on the waitlist, you must register online for the specific class’ waitlist. There is no fee for being on a waiting list, nor is any credit card information required. We cannot take waitlist registrations or hold spots over the phone. As spaces become available, they are filled in the order in which they were registered online.

The Langley School Summer Studio program reserves the right to charge the credit card on file for outstanding balances.

Upon completion of your registration, you will receive an e-mail confirmation along with a copy of your statement.

Should a space become available for a waitlisted class, you will be notified via e-mail and/ or telephone to confirm interest in the available spot. If you decide to enroll your child in the available spot, you will need to complete your registration by paying the deposit and/or full payment online (please see our class changes, cancellations, & withdrawals policy). There is no penalty should you choose not to enroll; we will simply notify the next family on the waitlist.

CLASS CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS, & WITHDRAWALS

REQUIRED FORMS

Space permitting, class changes may be made before registration closes for a camp week. A $25 fee will apply to each change in a camper’s schedule, plus the difference in cost between the classes.

Virginia School Health Entrance Form Campers who do not have this form on file will not be permitted to participate in Summer Studio. If your child attended The Langley School for the 2016-2017 academic year or is a returning camper from the 2014, 2015, or 2016 season, you will NOT need to resubmit this form unless an update has been made.

Parents/guardians must inform the Summer Studio Office in writing if they are withdrawing their child from any class. If a cancellation is made at any time before May 1, 2017, all payments, minus the non-refundable deposit, will be refunded. No refunds will be granted for withdrawals after May 1, 2017. Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable between classes, siblings, and other programs offered by The Langley School.

The Langley School Summer Studio reserves the right to cancel any program at any time due to insufficient enrollment. If a class is cancelled, a full refund will be granted and we will make every effort to assist you in finding an alternative class. In cases where the cost of the new class is greater than the class being replaced, the price difference will be charged to the camper. All changes are based on availability and grade requirements.

There are no refunds for absences and there is no provision for make-up classes. No refund will be granted in the event of dismissal for inappropriate or unsafe conduct.

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Proof of Identification In accordance with the Commonwealth of Virginia childcare center licensing requirements, a parent/guardian must present legal documentation in person. This information must be provided before the first day of Summer Studio classes. Acceptable forms of proof of ID include a certified copy of a birth certificate, birth registration card, and passport. Please do not mail original documents or send copies via fax. If your child attended The Langley School for the 2016-2017 academic year or is a returning camper from the 2014, 2015, or 2016 season, you will NOT need to resubmit this form unless an update has been made.

Medication Administration If prescription medication is required, parents/guardians must submit a Medication Authorization Consent Form completed by a parent/guardian and physician.

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

CAMP EXTRAS Extend the Fun After-Care: Extend the Fun is open to campers in grades K-8 from 3:30-5:00 p.m. daily. Campers may attend Extend the Fun for the week or on a drop-in basis. The weekly fee for Extend the Fun is $80. To participate, campers must register through their online account. The drop-in fee for Extend the Fun is $18 per day. Children not picked up during afternoon carpool will be sent to Extend the Fun and parents/guardians will be charged accordingly. Drop-in fees will be charged after the date of attendance to the credit card on file.

Transportation: Summer Studio offers cluster-stop bus service in McLean, Great Falls, North Arlington, and Vienna for a nominal fee. Busing options are morning, mid-day, afternoon, or round-trip. Registration is for the entire week. To participate in camp busing, campers must register through their online account. Families choosing to participate are contacted one week prior to their start at camp to confirm the exact location of the cluster stop as well as drop-off or pick-up times. In the event of your child’s illness or absence, please notify the Summer Studio Office as soon as possible. There is no refund for cancellations or absences on the bus. See “Camp Extras” on our website for pricing.

Lunch: Summer Studio offers a boxed lunch option for those students who attend a full day of both morning and afternoon classes. Lunches must be purchased at least 48 hours in advance.

OUR MISSION The Langley School believes that each child’s potential is boundless and every child can act with integrity, generosity, and consideration for others. We reach across multiple disciplines to discover, amplify, and embrace the talents of every child, every day.

By nurturing, supporting, and academically challenging our students, our inclusive community builds quietly confident, independent thinkers who flourish as learners and individuals.

Summer Studio is an extension of The Langley School. We build on the mission of the school by providing every child with an opportunity to explore and discover his or her individual talents through a variety of classes and experiences. This intimate and inclusive environment continues to encourage children to challenge themselves academically, artistically, and physically throughout the summer.

The Langley School Summer Studio is comprised of students, teachers, parents, and staff who believe that a diverse school community promotes learning and growth, preparing students for responsible and compassionate citizenship in the global community. We administer all programs and policies without discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, or any other category to the extent protected by applicable laws.

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