Sizzling Hot Summer Camp
Especially for girls entering
Grades 6 – 8
Much more than a day camp - each week is filled with fun activities, field trips and adventures, culinary and creative arts, community service and leadership opportunities especially for you and your friends. Discover who you are and what you love! This is a great chance to grow and bond, in an environment that instills values, self-discovery, creativity and imagination – and fosters independence. Develop long-lasting friendships with your peers.
You can sign up by the week.
The weeks are as follows:
Week 1 – June 16 – June 20
Week 2 - June 23 - 27
Week 3 – June 30 – July 3 (no Camp on July 4)*
Week 4 - July 7 – 11
Week 5 - July 14 – July 18
Week 6 - July 21 - 25
Week 7 – July 28 – August 1
Break - August 4 – August 15
Week 8 - August 18 – 22
Week 9 - August 25 – August 29
Sizzling Hot is entering its fourth year in 2008. We offer field trips to interesting area activities as well as programs for community service, culinary arts, fitness, creative and cultural arts. Some returning trips which are popular favorites are: Lasertag, Medieval Times, and Let’s Do Lunch Hon at Café Hon in Hampden. Each week will include a day at Beadazzled to choose gems for our jewelry projects, and we’ll cool off weekly at Meadowbrook Pool, along with sprinkler time here on campus. Call to get a weekly calendar of activities: 410/323-5500, ext. 3091.
Sizzling Hot Summer Camp runs daily from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.
Cost is $325 per week, including lunch and snacks.
A 20% deposit will hold your place for your preferred weeks.
Camp must be paid in full prior to your child’s first day.
Each camper will receive a special Sizzling Hot Camp Shirt!
*There will be no Camp on Friday, July 4th – Week 3 is pro-rated, and cost of Week 3 is $ 260.
Extended Day is available for Sizzling Hot Summer.
RUNWAY CAMP: Beginning Sewing and Fashion Show
For ages 11 through 14 $250
Materials fee $50
One two-week program
Monday through Friday, July 17 – 11 and July 14 – 18
9:00 am – 11:30 am
Janet B. Waters
Bring out the creative side of yourself – and learn to sew by hand and on the machine, starting with a skirt pattern. From there, your imagination and individual fashion sense takes over! Embellish your skirt with jewels, fringe, braid, fabric paint and other media to make your creation unique. Then, don your skirt at our exciting fashion show on the last day of class. Share your inspiration for your own creation as you model your project!
NOTE: Materials fee is payable to instructor on the first day of class.
Janet B. Waters grew up in a family filled with creativity – they all share in bringing a multitude of fiber and sewing skills to her work. She exhibits and sells her artwork in area galleries, museums and art festivals. Janet teaches at after school programs like Bright Starts & Child First Authority, summer camps at Howard County Arts Council as well as teaching adults at CCBC. She provides art workshops at Regional Lewis and Smithsonian National Museums. As part of the Gee’s Bend quilt exhibit at Walters Art Museum, Janet has taught quilting classes.
SMART MOVES: How to Have Social Know-How and Not Gross People Out
For young people entering 5th through 8th grades
One one-week program $225
Monday through Friday, June 16 - 20
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
The International School of Protocol
Join this exciting and entertaining week to learn the tricks to social success. You will explore the do’s and don’ts of meeting and greeting, initial impressions, behavior in public, dining in and dining out, hosting an event (and being a guest at an event), talking to friends (and your friends’ parents) and much, much more.
Expect fun, and yes, even food, in this highly interactive program. A real confidence booster and must-have for building leadership skills!
The International School of Protocol is the leader in providing training and consultation services, and has been featured in the Washington Posts, Style Magazine, Baltimore Magazine, The Baltimore Sun, CBS’s Early Morning Show, Public Radio and others.
STUDY SKILLS LAB
For grades 8 through 10 $110
One three-day program
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, August 11, 13 and 17
9:00 – 11:00 am
Joyce Levy
This lab will reinforce outlining, note-taking and underlining skills as students address their individual learning styles in a stress-free environment. In addition, you will have the chance to enhance vocabulary development and reading comprehension strategies.
Joyce Levy is a reading specialist in the Upper School at RPCS. She has shared her expertise with students for over 17 years.
TO REGISTER, PLEASE CALL KALEIDOSCOPE AT 410/323-5500, EXT. 3091.