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Week 6: July 18
Programs for Grades 6-8
WEEK 1 – JUNE 13 - 17 Street Magic
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Children love magic and they really love learning and performing it! Carroll Baker’s classes are a great way for your child to have fun learning to become an amazing magician, performer, and presenter. Beyond the entertainment value, magic helps improve digital dexterity, coordination, visual perception, spatial relationships, critical thinking, creativity, public speaking skills, self confidence, and imagination. Learn to perform magic like David Blaine and Criss Angel. Instructor: Carroll Baker – Central Ohio’s award-winning “Magician and Funny Man”
Grades: 6-8 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $330 Code: 102
Creative Writing
Students will have the opportunity to let their imaginations soar as they invent and develop stories to share. During the week, students will explore the ways in which effective writers create characters, describe settings, and develop plots to capture the interest of their readers. Each day, students will have time to write and freedom to share with others to receive feedback. Students will read their work out loud, and by doing so, we’ll create a strong community of writers together! Instructor: Greg Davis – Wellington Middle School teacher
Grades: 6-8 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $160 Code: 111
WEEK 2 – JUNE 21 - 24 (4 DAYS) Discover People, Places and Things Through Art
Come and spend the week learning to draw and paint like the masters! We’ll look at all elements and aspects of media like watercolor, pencils, oil pastels, and more. Throughout our time, we’ll practice new techniques while finishing several projects leading up to a mini-gallery showcase. Join us and make great art this summer! Instructor: Sue Kay – Wellington Middle School visual arts teacher
Grades: 6-9 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $264 Code: 207
WEEK 3 – JUNE 27 - JULY 1 Boys Basketball Camp
Players will cycle daily through drills led by current Wellington coaches and high school players emphasizing the fundamentals of basketball: defense, ball handling, passing, and shooting. Healthy competition will be promoted throughout the week in the form of individual and team games. At the end of the week, students will take home the drills and skills from camp to continue working on them all summer long. This camp is perfect for beginning and intermediate players. Instructors: Artie Taylor – Wellington Head Boys Varsity Basketball coach, staff, and student athletes
Grades: 4-7 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $180 Code: 302
Camp Architecture and Design
Camp Architecture and Design introduces kids to the world of architecture and design. During the week, students will be exposed to architecture and the associated fields of architecture, interior design, structural engineering, landscape design, and city and regional planning through hands-on projects and imaginative games. Students will enhance their STEM knowledge, develop creative ideas, develop leadership and team-building skills, build confidence, and plant the seeds for a life-long appreciation of architecture and design. Instructors: The Center for Architecture and Design staff
Grades: 6-8 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $400 Code: 306
Learn. Code. Build.
Do you love all things related to games, computers, and the web? This is the program for you! Students will learn how to build open-ended projects during this coding program, learn how to code robots, and more. First, we will learn about programming terms, wireframing, HTML, CSS, and Javascript basics. During the latter part of the program, students’ knowledge is put to the test as they each build their own project. Plus, students receive follow-up instructions so they can continue learning and improving their website and apps at home. Instructor: Codemoji staff
Grades: 6-8 Time: 1-4 p.m. Fee: $175 Code: 310
Join us for a fun and interactive overview of the field of Urban Planning! Learn about why and how cities develop. A broad range of topics will be covered such as zoning, real estate, comprehensive planning, infrastructure, building permits, GIS, and more, all taught by an associated faculty member in the City & Regional Planning Department at The Ohio State University. Instructor: Chad Gibson, AICP – Community Development Director for the City of Arlington
Grades: 6-12 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $160 Code: 406
WEEK 5 – JULY 11 - 15 Fashion Illustration
This class will explore creating your own unique fashion collection. We will explore how to create model drawings, drawing fabrics and collaging fabric scraps to create one of a kind looks. Instructor: Jaime Bennati – Wellington Upper School art teacher
Grades: 6-8 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $160 Code: 507
Crochet for Beginners
This week-long course will introduce you to the basics of crocheting. You will become familiar with the materials and tools of crochet, as well as the basic stitches and skills that comprise the foundation of all crochet projects. You will also learn how to read a pattern and, by the end of the week, you will have at least one finished product to call your own. Instructor: Jordan McMullin – Wellington Student Support staff
Grades: 6-12 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $160 Code: 510
WEEK 6 – JULY 18 - 22 Hamilton
Don’t “throw away your shot”! Join us in this “revolutionary” camp! By exploring Broadway’s recent smash hit, students will learn how contemporary hip-hop music and dance styles have become an important part of contemporary Broadway. This program will help students of all skill levels improve their confidence in voice, movement, and, of course, rap! Instructors: Columbus Children’s Theatre staff
Grades: 6-8 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $350 Code: 608
You and Your Zen
Do you want to learn how to increase your overall happiness and well-being? Each day, we will practice mindfulness, reflect through writing, and move with some basic yoga and stretching. In addition, we will learn practical techniques to not only boost your happiness and reduce your stress, but also to help you become more resilient as well! Instructors: Bridgett Allsbrooks (Wellington Yoga Instructor) and Erin Noviski (Wellington teacher and leadership advisor)
Grades: 9-10 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $128 Code: 209
WEEK 7: JULY 25 – 29 Learn to Sail
Hoover Sailing Club has offered sailing instruction for Central Ohio youth for nearly 50 years. Students will experience the joy of skippering their own boat from our fleet during their very first lesson. Our experienced U.S. Sailing-certified staff will teach basic safety and boat skills as students learn to sail up-wind and downwind, tack, jibe, and recover from a capsized boat. The picturesque Hoover Sailing Club property will provide students with an unforgettable week!
(This camp begins and ends at Wellington, but takes place largely off-site. Students are required to pack a peanut- and tree-nut-free lunch and bring their own USCG-approved life jacket. Please note that sailing is a physical activity, and occasional bumps and bruises can occur. Please advise the Summer Program office if there are any issues we may need to be aware of.) Instructors: Hoover Sailing Club staff
Grades: 6-8 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $375 Code: 702
Art of Problem Solving
Spend the week developing problemsolving skills through hands-on math and STEM challenges! Students will study and implement problem-solving strategies from guess-and-check to working backward and everything in between, all while solving complex math and STEM problems. Using inductive and deductive reasoning, creativity, and perseverance, campers will become dynamic problem-solvers! Instructor: Alisha Sleeper – Watkins Middle School math and science teacher
Grades: 4-6 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $160 Code: 704
WEEK 8 – AUGUST 1 - 5 Cheer Camp
The Wellington Summer Cheerleading Camp will teach students the basic fundamentals of cheer. Students will learn cheers, dances, and jumps with an emphasis on the importance of selfconfidence and what it means to be a part of a cheerleading squad. Students will end the week knowing drills and techniques they can further develop at home to hone their athletic skills. Instructors: Cassie Monak – Wellington Cheerleading Coach, staff, and student athletes
Grades: 5-8 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $180 Code: 807
Programs for Grades 9-12
Academic for-credit programs and workshops are offered in the 2022 Wellington Summer Program for a fee. Students earn 1/3 credit (the equivalent of one trimester) for each completed academic for-credit program. No credit is awarded for workshops. Programs are subject to cancellation based on enrollment.
WEEK 1 – JUNE 13 - 17 Art Portfolio Workshop
This program is set up to support students who are interested in putting together a supplemental portfolio for college applications or a completed art portfolio for an art or design program. We will cover the nuts and bolts of a portfolio, visit virtually with college reps from three different kinds of schools – liberal arts, public university, and private art school. In addition, we will work on portfolio pieces in the afternoons. No academic credit is awarded for taking this program. Instructor: Jaime Bennati – Wellington Upper School art teacher
Grades: 9-12 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $330 Code: 105
WEEK 2 – JUNE 21 - 24 (4 DAYS) Discover People, Places and Things Through Art
Come and spend the week learning to draw and paint like the masters! We’ll look at all elements and aspects of media like watercolor, pencils, oil pastels, and more. Throughout our time, we’ll practice new techniques while finishing several projects leading up to a mini-gallery showcase. Join us and make great art this summer! Instructor: Sue Kay – Wellington Middle School visual arts teacher
Grades: 6-9 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $264 Code: 207
You and Your Zen
Do you want to learn how to increase your overall happiness and well-being? Each day, we will practice mindfulness, reflect through writing, and move with some basic yoga and stretching. In addition, we will learn practical techniques to not only boost your happiness and reduce your stress, but also to help you become more resilient as well! Instructors: Bridgett Allsbrooks (Wellington Yoga Instructor) and Erin Noviski (Wellington teacher and leadership advisor)
Grades: 9-10 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $128 Code: 209
Join us for a fun and interactive overview of the field of Urban Planning! Learn about why and how cities develop. A broad range of topics will be covered such as zoning, real estate, comprehensive planning, infrastructure, building permits, GIS, and more, all taught by an associated faculty member in the City & Regional Planning Department at The Ohio State University. Instructor: Chad Gibson, AICP – Community Development Director for the City of Arlington
Grades: 6-12 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $160 Code: 406
WEEK 5 – JULY 11 - 15 Crochet for Beginners
This week-long course will introduce you to the basics of crocheting. You will become familiar with the materials and tools of crochet, as well as the basic stitches and skills that comprise the foundation of all crochet projects. You will also learn how to read a pattern and, by the end of the week, you will have at least one finished product to call your own. Instructor: Jordan McMullin – Wellington Student Support staff
Grades: 6-12 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $160 Code: 510
WEEK “0” – JUNE 6 - 10 AND WEEK 5 – JULY 11 - 15 ACT Test Prep
This boot camp will prepare students for the June 11 and July 16 administration of the ACT. Following the testing format they should expect on test day, students will take a full-length diagnostic test on the first day using actual ACT questions. Students will receive an individualized score analysis, differentiated instruction based on the results of their practice test, and valuable tips and strategies to help them navigate the most challenging problems from every section.
Each day will focus on a different section of the test, with general testtaking tips interspersed throughout the week. Students will assemble a helpful “cheat sheet” based on their proficiency levels and refer to this list of helpful hints often through a series of drills and coaching sessions of varying lengths. As a springboard to the Saturday morning test, students will receive 16 hours of intensive instruction supplemented by drills tailored to their specific areas of need. Students of every level of proficiency are encouraged to attend. Past campers have used the skills and strategies emphasized in this week to improve their score by as many as six points overall! No academic credit is awarded for taking this program. Instructor: John Brown – Wellington Upper School teacher and Research Coordinator
Grades: 10-12 Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $300 Code: 905 (Week “0”) and 511 (Week 5)
MULTI-WEEK WORKSHOPS
WEEK 1 (JUNE 13 - 17) AND WEEK 2 (JUNE 21 - 24) (4 DAYS Fiction Writing
In this course, students will be introduced to some masterful modern short story writers with an aim to imitate and implement the techniques of the craft in their own fiction writing. Our reading, analysis, and writing exercises will focus on story structure, point of view, and use of dialogue. Students will not only read and analyze great works but will also compose fiction to share and workshop with peers. By the end of the course, students will have a “finished” short story of their own. No academic credit is awarded for taking this program. Instructor: Jordan McMullin – Wellington Student Support staff
Grades: 10-12 Time: 1-4 p.m. Fee: $300 Code: 901
