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Welcome!............................page 3

Class Descriptions…………pages 10-14

Class Schedule……………..pages 4-7

General Information……...page 8

Registration Opens March 1, 2014

All Saints’ Summer Camp has received a reputation for flexibility and for enthusiastic teachers

who offer unique and exciting classes. Those classes are designed by our teachers and provide

them with an opportunity to share their passions, curiosities, and expertise with children! We

are delighted that so many of our All Saints’ faculty and alumni have offered their talents for

this year’s summer program. They have created the wonderful tapestry of choices you will view

in this brochure. From our classics such as Scrapbooking, Cookie Favorites, Calling All Rock

Heads, and Great Hikes to classes we believe will become new favorites such as Robotics, Zom-

bie Makeup, Spa Science, and Museum Tour this year’s brochure is filled with a multitude of

choices. Additionally, we have developed a variety of classes that will enrich learning and rein-

force math, reading, computer, study, Spanish, and writing skills. At All Saints’ Summer Camp

your child has the opportunity to explore his or her interests and pursue new ones creating the

perfect summer experience!

Flexibility and variety are key to our program. Classes are offered from 8 a.m.to 5 p.m. You

may register your child for one or two classes, or you may build an all-day program. Children

may also register for the same class all four weeks if it should be offered. The brochure is filled

with all of the information you will need to learn about All Saints’ Summer Camp. In the front,

you will find a listing of classes by week which indicates class title, instructor, class times, grade

levels, and cost of each class. Following the class list is an alphabetical listing of class descrip-

tions. Please note that the grade level requirements for each class indicate the grade a student

will be entering for the 2014-15 school year.

As you review the brochure, please note that the 2014 All Saints’ Summer Camp will run a total

of four weeks:

June 2-6

June 9-13

June 16-20

June 23-27

Please feel free to pass on this brochure and invite your friends to enroll their children in our

summer camp. We would love to have them join us! Additional information can be found on

our All Saints’ Summer Camp webpage by visiting us at www.aseds.org/summer-camp.

Please do not hesitate to contact us with questions at summercamp@allsaints.org. We are here

to help you put together a great summer experience for your child.

Regards,

Andrew Klemmer ~ Kerrie Pelenytschka ~ Kelly Perez

All Saints’ Summer Camp Team

W elcome to All Saints’ Summer 2014!

Week 1: June 2-6 Entering Grade Time Teacher Cost Active Bodies Pre-K, K, 1, 2 8-10 Ms. Ami Beiriger $110 Creative Minds Pre-K, K, 1,2 8-10 Ms. Susie Kruse $110

Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen Pre-K, K 8-10 Ms. Jackie Smith $120 Jump into First Grade 1 8-10 Ms. Julie Isaacson $110 Weird Science 2, 3, 4 8-10 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110 Vans Gogh 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Dr. Beth Carson $110 Soda Pop Flowers 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Braids and Bow Beauties 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Ashley Mitchell $110 Zombie Makeup 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $145

Spanish Enrichment 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Edie Adams $110 Scrap Booking/Card Making 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-12:15 Ms. Chris Reed $220 Robotics 6, 7, 8, 9 8-12:15 Mr. Cerchie/Ms. Marsden $220 Great Hikes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-4* Ms. Cotton/Dr. Cohn $395

Active Bodies Pre-K, K, 1, 2 10:15-12:15 Ms. Ami Beiriger $110 Creative Minds Pre-K, K, 1, 2 10:15-12:15 Ms. Susie Kruse $110 Fun and Games Pre-K, K, 1 10:15-12:15 Ms. Julie Isaacson $110 Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen 1, 2, 3 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jackie Smith $120 Hola Amigos—Spanish for All 2, 3, 4 10:15-12:15 Ms. Edie Adams $110 Get Your Lemonade Here 2, 3, 4 10:15-12:15 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110 Gathering of Guitars 3, 4, 5, 6 10:15-12:15 Ms. Paula Kehoe $110

Math Facts 4, 5, 6 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Braids and Bow Beauties 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Ashley Mitchell $110 Academic Writing Bootcamp 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110

Team Challenge 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Dr. Beth Carson $110 Hola Amigos—Spanish for All Pre-K, K, 1, 2 12:45-2:45 Ms. Edie Adams $110

Courtney’s Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110 SRA 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Bowling and Buddies 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Julie Isaacson $130 Basic Hand Stitchery 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ,8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Books to Film 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110 Organization & Study Skills 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Dr. Beth Carson $110

Minecraft 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 12:45-2:45 Mr. Tom Cerchie $110 Rock Heads Go Extreme 6, 7, 8, 9 12:45-5:00 Ms. Alexis Marsden $275 Mini Vans Gogh Plus Pre-K, K, 1, 2 3:00-5:00 Dr. Beth Carson $120 Adventures with Clifford 1, 2 3:00-5:00 Ms. Chris Reed $110

Games Galore 1, 2, 3, 4 3:00-5:00 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110

Enter Fantasyland 2, 3, 4 3:00-5:00 Ms. Julie Isaacson $110 Math Games 2, 3, 4, 5 3:00-5:00 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Side Out: Volleyball 4, 5, 6, 7 ,8 3:00-5:00 Mr. Tom Cerchie $110 Reading Comprehension 5, 6, 7, 8 3:00-5:00 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110

* On Friday June 6, 2014 the ending time for this class will be 7:00 pm.

Class Schedule

Week 2: June 9-13 Entering Grade Time Teacher Cost Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen Pre-K, K 8-10 Ms. Jackie Smith $120

Active Bodies Pre-K, K, 1, 2 8-10 Ms. Ami Beiriger $110 Creative Minds Pre-K, K, 1, 2 8-10 Ms. Susie Kruse $110 Do the Monster Mash K, 1, 2 8-10 Ms. Edie Adams $110 Adventures with Clifford 1, 2 8-10 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Math Mania 2, 3, 4 8-10 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110 Math Facts 3, 4 8-10 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Braids and Bow Beauties 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Ashley Mitchell $110

Team Challenge 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Dr. Beth Carson $110 Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Mr. Andrew Klemmer $110

Creative Writing 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110 Museum Madness 4, 5, 6 8-4 Ms. Abby Coll $310 Great Hikes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-4* Mr. Cerchie and Ms. Isaacson $395

Happy Holidays at All Saints’ Pre-K, K 10:15-12:15 Ms. Shannon Klemmer $110 Active Bodies Pre-K, K, 1, 2 10:15-12:15 Ms. Ami Beiriger $110 Creative Minds Pre-K, K, 1, 2 10:15-12:15 Ms. Susie Kruse $110 Princess Tea Party Pre-K, K, 1, 2 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jennifer Adams $110 Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen 1, 2, 3 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jackie Smith $120 Science is a Verb 2, 3, 4 10:15-12:15 Ms. Nicol Kardos $110

Math Mania 2, 3, 4 10:15-12:15 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110 Soda Pop Flowers 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Braids and Bow Beauties 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Ashley Mitchell $110 Academic Writing Boot Camp 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110

Spanish Enrichment 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Edie Adams $110 Summer Reading Café & Discussion 7, 8, 9 10:15-12:15 Dr. Beth Carson $110 Scrapbooking/Card Making 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-2:45 Ms. Chris Reed $220

Mini Van Gogh Plus ` Pre-K, K, 1, 2 12:45-2:45 Dr. Beth Carson $110 Pirate Palooza Pre-K, K, 1, 2 12:45-2:45 Ms. Jennifer Adams $110 Scooby Doo Mysteries K, 1, 2 12:45-2:45 Ms. Shannon Klemmer $110 Courtney’s Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110

Do the Monster Mash 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Edie Adams $110 Math Problem Solving 4, 5, 6 12:45-2:45 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Grammar Boot Camp 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110 Spa Science 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Nicol Kardos $110 Fitness Games Galore Pre-K, K, 1 3:00-5:00 Mr. Patrick Knudtson $110

Grammar Rocks 2, 3, 4 3:00-5:00 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Basic Hand Stitchery 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 3:00-5:00 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Vans Gogh 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 3:00-5:00 Dr. Beth Carson $120 Books to Film 5, 6, 7, 8 3:00-5:00 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110

* On Friday June 13 2014 the ending time for this class will be 7:00 pm.

Week 3: June 16-20 Entering Grade Time Teacher Cost

Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen Pre-K, K, 1 8-10 Ms. Jackie Smith $120 Fun and Games Pre-K, K, 1 8-10 Ms. Julie Isaacson $110

Adventures with Clifford 1, 2 8-10 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Hola Amigos—Spanish for All 2, 3, 4 8-10 Ms. Edie Adams $110 Vans Gogh 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Dr. Beth Carson $120 Math Facts 4, 5, 6 8-10 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Braids and Bow Beauties 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Ashley Mitchell $110 Books to Film 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110

Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees 5, 6, 7, 8 8-10 Mr. Andrew Klemmer $110 All About Letters Pre-K, K, 1 10:15-12:15 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Scooby Doo Mysteries K, 1, 2 10:15-12:15 Ms. Shannon Klemmer $110 Hola Amigos—Spanish for All Pre-K, K, 1 10:15-12:15 Ms. Edie Adams $110

Creative Kids –Seasons 1, 2, 3 10:15-12:15 Ms. Kat Bailes $110

Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen 1, 2, 3 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jackie Smith $120 Bodyology 2, 3, 4 10:15-12:15 Ms. Ashlee Walker $110 Poetry Power 2, 3, 4 10:15-12:15 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110 Basic Hand Stitchery 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Technology Till you Drop 4, 5, 6 10:15-12:15 Ms. Julie Isaacson $110 Braids and Bow Beauties 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Ashley Mitchell $110 Organization and Study Skills 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Dr. Beth Carson $110

Reading Comprehension 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110 Mini Van Gogh Plus Pre-K, K, 1, 2 12:45-2:45 Dr. Beth Carson $120 Happy Holidays at All Saints’ Pre-K, K 12:45-2:45 Ms. Shannon Klemmer $110 Fitness Games Galore 1, 2, 3 12:45-2:45 Mr. Patrick Knudtson $110

Blast Off 1, 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Courtney Byrd $110 Cookie Favorites 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Abby Coll $110

Math Games 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Mysterious Magic 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Ashlee Walker $110 Bowling with Buddies 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Musical Theater Dance 4, 5, 6 12:45-2:45 Ms. Kat Bailes $110 Academic Writing Bootcamp 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $110

Spanish Enrichment 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Edie Adams $110 Fitness Games Galore Pre-K, K, 1 3-5 Mr. Patrick Knudtson $110 Movie, Munchies, & More 1, 2, 3, 4 3-5 Ms. Edie Adams $110 3-D Book Reports 3, 4, 5 3-5 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Team Challenge 5, 6, 7, 8 3-5 Dr. Beth Carson $110

Zombie Makeup 5, 6, 7, 8 3-5 Ms. Suzanne Scafuri $145

Week 4: June 23-27 Entering Grade Time Teacher Cost

Mini Vans Gogh Plus Pre-K, K, 1, 2 8-10 Dr. Beth Carson $120 Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen 1, 2, 3 8-10 Ms. Jackie Smith $120

Grammar Rocks 2, 3, 4 8-10 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Math Problem Solving 4, 5, 6 8-10 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Yogis, Yoginis, and the Kitchen Pre-K, K, 1 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jackie Smith $120 Math Games 1, 2, 3, 4 10:15-12:15 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Musical Theater Dance 4, 5, 6 10:15-12:15 Ms. Kat Bailes $110

Vans Gogh 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10:15-12:15 Dr. Beth Carson $120 Cookie Favorites Pre-K, K, 1 12:45-2:45 Ms. Abby Coll $110 Creative Kids-Seasons 1, 2 ,3 12:45-2:24 Ms. Kat Bailes $110 Fitness Games Galore 1, 2 ,3 12:45-2:45 Mr. Patrick Knudtson $110

SRA 2, 3, 4 12:45-2:45 Ms. Chris Reed $110 Soda Pop Flowers 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 12:45-2:45 Ms. Jennifer Sprague $110 Summer Reading Café & Discussion 7, 8, 9 12:45-2:45 Dr. Beth Carson $110 Fitness Games Galore Pre-K, K, 1 3-5 Mr. Patrick Knudtson $110 Movies, Munchies, & More K, 1, 2, 3, 4 3-5 Ms. Chris Reed $110

Movies, Munchies, & More 5, 6, 7, 8 3-5 Dr. Beth Carson $110

Registration Opens March 1, 2014

Registration and Payment

Register early! Each class has a limited number of spaces available for students over various

grade levels. Please visit our website www.aseds.org/summer-camp to register your child for the

2014 All Saints’ Summer Camp. Registrations are processed on a first come, first served basis.

Payment is required at the time of registration. Registration opens February 22, 2014

Savings for Early Registration

Parents who register their children for the summer program on or before March 31, 2014, will re-

ceive a 5% discount on the total fee for all of the All Saints’ Summer 2014 courses.

Late Registration Fee

In order to avoid a late registration fee, be sure to register for classes before the summer program

begins. Registration forms will be accepted after May 31, but a $10 registration fee will be added

to the cost.

Changes in Class Selection

Flexibility is our key, and we do our best to accommodate changes in classes. If you wish to

change classes for your child once the summer program has begun, there will be a $10 fee to pro-

cess the request.

Low Enrollment

Occasionally, a class will need to be cancelled due to low enrollment. Students may choose anoth-

er course without charge, or parents will receive a full refund for the cancelled class.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Parents are responsible for the entire tuition at the time of registration regardless of absences for

whatever reason. Refunds minus a 25% processing fee will be returned to parents who submit a

written request by May 16, 2014 No refunds will be given after May 16, 2014

Behavior Policy

Upon registration on the website, parents will asked to review the behavior contract and inform

your children about the appropriate behavior at the All Saints’ Summer Camp. Inappropriate con-

duct or behavior can result in expulsion from All Saints’ Summer Camp without a refund.

Lunch and Snack

Students are to supply their own lunch. We recommend healthy choices to provide them with en-

ergy throughout the day. Snacks will be included in all four-hour classes and for students taking

two classes over the snack time. Students who are attending classes over the lunch hour should

bring a sack lunch from home. Lunches will be stored in a refrigerator, and all students will eat

lunch together in a supervised area. If you wish your child to be included in the snack time or

lunch time even if she or he is not with us for another class, there will be a $10 charge.

Questions

If you have questions or would like help planning a full-day summer program for your child, please

contact Andrew Klemmer, Kerrie Pelenytchka or Kelly Perez at summercamp@allsaints.org, or call

602-274-4866.

General Information

Class Descriptions

Academic Writing Boot Camp (5-8)

Suzanne Scafuri

Get ready to learn about the power of words in Academic

Writing Boot Camp! You will cover the basics from para-

graph writing to writing a great thesis statement. Ac-

cording to need, you will review grammar rules and sen-

tence structure, as well.

Active Bodies (PK-2)

Ami Beiriger

Join your friends to develop your fitness and play

games! We will have fun playing all kinds of athletic

games each day.

Adventures with Clifford (1-2)

Chris Reed

Everyone loves Clifford the Big Red Dog. Favorite

Clifford books and hands-on activities will help strength-

en skills in language arts, social studies, math, and criti-

cal thinking while practicing the characteristics of good

citizenship that Clifford embodies– kindness, acceptance,

helpfulness, and compassion for others. Join Clifford for

a week of fun adventures in learning!

All About Letters (PK-1)

Chris Reed

This class for young learners will focus on letter recogni-

tion and sound. Materials including shave cream, play

dough, and dishwashing liquid will be used to form let-

ters. For students entering first grade, there will be pen-

cil and paper letter formation. You will sing letter songs,

hunt for letters, and make letter crafts. Letters will be

everywhere.

Basic Hand stitchery (3-8)

Jennifer Sprague

We will learn to cross stitch on gingham squares. We use

these to make a pillow. If time allows, we will create felt

bears using basic embroidery stitches to make the fea-

tures and the blanket stitch to put it together.

Blast Off (1-4)

Courtney Byrd

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1…Blast off! Get ready to ex-

plore the amazing world of space and astronomy. We

will learn many amazing facts about the planets, make

crafts, sample space inspired food, and imagine what life

would be like if we lived on the moon. So, if you are

curious about the planets, moon, comets, constellations,

astronauts, etc., then this is the class for you!

Bodyology (2-4)

Ashlee Walker

Come learn what happens inside of our body. We will

explore the circulatory , respiratory, digestive, and nerv-

ous systems! You’ll make your own brain hat, nerve

necklace, blood candy, and life size model of the inside

of your body.

Books to Film (5-8)

Suzanne Scafuri

In this class, you will look at modern novels and how

they are transferred onto the silver screen. You will read

short stories and one short novel and watch films made

from them. This is a class suited to students in sixth

through eighth grades with a lot of discussion and no

homework!

Bowling with Buddies (3-8)

Week One—Julie Isaacson

Week Three—Chris Reed

Get out of the heat and strike up the fun. Come bowling

with your buddies! Class is limited to 13 bowlers

Braids and Bow Beauties (4-8)

Ashley Mitchell

Learn how to create some the hottest styles in hair

braiding. There are so many creations such as inside

and outside French braid, headband braid, crown, water-

fall, fish tail, mermaid braid, 4 strand, hair bow, just to

name a few. Be the center of attention everywhere you

go with these amazing hair styles.

Cookie Favorites (2-4)

Abby Coll

Join us in this tasty class and learn how to bake five dif-

ferent kinds of your favorite cookies, including chocolate

chip, M&M cookies, oatmeal-granola, and more Each

student will take home a bag with the cookie of the day,

and by the end of the week, each student will have a

recipe book to take home!

Courtney’s Carnival (1-4)

Courtney Byrd

Lions and tigers and bears…oh my! Let’s explore the

Greatest Show on Earth and have a blast doing it. You

will learn to juggle (or at least give it your best shot),

create crafts and snacks with a circus theme, and play

tons of carnival games. You will even take a walk on the

high wire−but don’t worry–just use your imagination on

this one!

Creative Kids—Seasons! (1-3)

Kat Bailes

In this fun-filled class we will use our creativity to ex-

plore each the four seasons. Through song, dance. act-

ing, art, dance, and poetry, we will unleash each child’s

creativity and imagination. Class will conclude with a

“sharing show” for family and friends.

Creative Minds (PK-K and 1-3)

Susie Kruse

Come join us for a class of fun and creativity. We will be

doing a little bit of everything combined with fun and

sharing . Let’s explore together all different kinds of ma-

terials and techniques to create wonderful projects. All

you need is your joy and creativity to have fun in this

class.

Creative Writing (5-8)

Suzanne Scafuri

Put your writing cap on as you explore various modes of

creative writing. You will play with poetry, write a play,

and experiment with figurative language. Students who

want to stretch their creative genius will love this class!

Come prepared to write!

Do the Monster Mash (K-2)

Edie Adams

Frankenstein, Dracula, One-Eyed One-Horned Flying Pur-

ple People Eaters, OH MY! We will have a spooookily

good time making eerie crafts, reading some chilling

books, and even building a ghostly haunted house. It

will be a total monster BOO-nanza!

Enter Fantasyland (2-4)

Julie Isaacson

Want to experience Jumangi, board The Polar Express, or

have a wild rumphus Where the Wild Things Are? Then,

this movie adventure is right for you. We will read the

books and compare them to their movie counterparts. Of

course, a delicious snack will be assembled as we eat

what our characters enjoy eating!

Fitness Games Galore ((PK-1 and 1-3)

Patrick Knudtson

Get out of the heat and have fun playing freeze tag, right

light-green light, Simon Says, and more. Skip, hop, kick

balls, catch, shoot baskets, and balance in the cool gym-

nasium. Play games and sports with your friends this

summer!

Games Galore (1-4)

Courtney Byrd

Each day will bring different and exciting games to play!

Board games, card games, relay games, tag games,

dice games, role-playing games, guessing games, lawn

games, etc. Guaranteed to be interactive and fun all

week long!

Gathering of Guitars (3-6)

Paula Kehoe

If you have a guitar and you want to learn the basics,

this is the class for you. You will learn as a group the

parts of a guitar, basic chords, strumming patterns, and

music to folk songs of the past and current tunes. So

come, have fun, and get playing your guitar! ! !

Get your Lemonade Here! (2-5)

Courtney Byrd

Do you want to learn how to create and run a lemonade

stand? We will explore running our own business follow-

ing the Lemonade Stand Program. The students will de-

velop a business plan, prepare a budget, create advertis-

ing, test recipes with a focus group, and execute a suc-

cessful lemonade stand by the end of the week!

Grammar Boot Camp (5-8)

Suzanne Scafuri

For students in fifth through seventh grades, this class

will provide practice in the fundamentals of writing and

techniques for understanding grammar rules. You will

break down parts of speech and word functions to learn

how grammar works in academic writing. Through dis-

cussion, group work, and games, students will build a

new understanding of words. (This course is a great pre-

class for the Academic Writing Boot Camp. Taking both is

highly recommended.)

Grammar Rocks (2-4)

Chris Reed

Grammar Rocks is filled with games, songs, and craft

activities that make learning grammar fun. You will

hunt, sort, sing, and create parts of speech. Get ready

to unpack adjectives, nouns, verbs, etc.

Great Hikes (4-8)

Week One—Carla Cotton and Cathy Cohn

Week Two—Julie Isaacson and Tom Cerchie

Outdoor adventures await you! Hike Payson, Sedona,

and Prescott. Enjoy scenic red rock canyons and explore

new trails. We will take a longer hike on Friday and re-

turn by 7:00p.m. Join the fun! Class is limited to 13

hikers

Happy Holidays at All Saints’ (PK-K)

Shannon Klemmer

Come celebrate the holidays with us. We will spend the

week wishing each other a Happy Halloween, St. Pat-

rick's Day, Valentine's Day, 4th of July and more! We

will enjoy holiday specials, holiday treats, and of course,

we will create plenty of fabulous holiday crafts. Who

knew you could do so much celebrating in one week?

Hola Amigos! Spanish for All (PK-2 and 2-4)

Edie Adams

Join us in this fun class as we learn Spanish through

songs, games, cooking, and creative activities. Be

amazed by how much you learn about colors, numbers,

animals, culture, and food while having fun with your

friends. We will focus on different skills and activities to

match the ages of students in the class.

Jump into First Grade (1)

Julie Isaacson

Want to get a jump start into first grade? Join us to

spend time in a real All Saints’ first grade classroom. We

will review FUNdations phonics sounds and letters, learn

about numbers bonds, work in literacy stations, and

even have dance parties, all while getting an introduction

to the fabulous curriculum in first grade!

Math Facts (3-4 and 4-6)

Jennifer Sprague

Get a head start on your math facts this summer! We

will work on solidifying a firm foundation in preparation

for middle school math. This class will use fun math

games and strategies to make memorization a breeze.

There will be a combination of direct instruction, individ-

ual practice, and intra-class competition.

Math Games (2-4)

Jennifer Sprague

Don’t let your brain turn to mush this summer! Come

play all your favorite math games with your friends. We’ll

play old favorites like Muggins, Mancala, Blokus, Master-

mind and many more! Students will reinforce various

math skills including, computation, memory, problem

solving, and visual spatial skills.

Math Mania (2-5)

Courtney Byrd

Don’t be CRAZY–spend some quality time practicing

math facts! This is an interactive class where flash cards

are not allowed! Instead, you will practice with decks of

cards, dice, dominoes, and games.

Math Problem Solving (4-6)

Jennifer Sprague

Join this class to improve your math skills and become a

good problem solver. Math facts, fractions, decimals,

and percents are a snap when you are practicing with

friends and having fun! As you learn group problem

solving strategies, you will be amazed at the math prob-

lems you will be able to solve!

Minecraft (5-9)

Tom Cerchie

Come play on the top-of-the-line computers in the Mid-

dle School lab this summer. We will play regular survival,

creative, multiplayer, and other mods included. Work as

a team to build the largest structure and play competi-

tively with who can survive in the wild the best for a

whole week with your friends.

Mini Van Gogh Plus (Pre-K-2)

Vans Gogh (3-8)

Beth Carson

Draw on your shoes! If that sounds too good to be true,

then hear this: that is exactly what you’ll be doing in

this class! You will design and draw masterpieces on

Vans shoes! Make dress code-appropriate or free dress-

appropriate shoes. Either way, you will present your

finished products in Shoe Show so everyone can marvel

at your Vans! (Students need to bring their own solid

color pair of Vans to decorate.)

Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees (5-8)

Andrew Klemmer

Unfortunately, money doesn’t grow on trees but there

are many different ways to make money grow! That's

what this class is all about. We will use money to teach

the fundamental rules of economics and investing. You

will learn about bank accounts, bonds/stocks/mutual

funds, as well as the various types of credit. Come and

learn all about how to manage your money and the im-

portance of saving and investing for the future.

Movies and Munchies

Edie Adams (K-4)

Beth Carson (5-8)

Why not beat the heat and hunger pains? Relax in our

makeshift movie theatre and enjoy watching new movies

as well as old favorites after creating a fun, delicious

snack to munch on!

Museum Madness (4-6)

Abby Coll

Join us on the Museum tour for a fun way to learn more

about art, science, and history, and more. All aboard for

some cool summer fun!

Musical Theatre Dance (4-6)

Kat Bailes

This class is perfect for students who love theatre and

love to dance? Students will learn dances from classic

and modern musicals. We will earn about famous chore-

ographers and the background of each show we explore.

We will also hone our audition skills and conclude with a

mock audition.

Mysterious Magic (2-4)

Ashlee Walker

Become a magician as you learn card tricks and disap-

pearing tricks! You will learn many different magic tricks

that will amaze your family and friends. Every student

will go home with their own “magic kit” filled with tricks

to perform for family and friends.

Organizational & Study Skills (5-8)

Beth Carson

Organizing and studying can be intimidating tasks. This

class will help you navigate organization (using non-

traditional tools), note-taking, learning styles, listening,

test-taking, and text-book use. This course takes a fun

approach to studying and will teach you what kind of

learning style best suits you!

Pirate Palooza (PK-2)

Jennifer Adams

Argh Mateys! Set sail with us as we learn about pirate

history and create pirate worthy crafts! At the end of

the week we will have a pirate party including dress-up,

games, and pirate food!

Poetry Power (2-4)

Courtney Byrd

Let’s have fun with words! In this class we will read,

write, and listen to several types of poems. Each day

students will create their own poetry project and bring

home their collection at the end of the week!

Princess Tea Party (PK-2)

Jennifer Adams

Once upon a time is now! You will sing, dance, and make

crafts with a princess theme. You will hear princess sto-

ries− some famous, all inspiring. You will practice prin-

cess etiquette and design princess accessories to wear to

a tea party.

Reading Comprehension (5-8)

Suzanne Scafuri

This class will help students in sixth and seventh grades

with reading comprehension skills. You will creatively

analyze character, setting, and plot so you can make

connections to literature in new ways. Depending on stu-

dent grade levels, you will read nonfiction and fiction

short stories and news pieces.

Robotics (6-9)

Alexis Marsden and Tom Cerchie

This class will utilize the Lego Mindstorms NXT platform

as a tool in the classroom for teaching engineering,

math, critical thinking, and, most of all, creative problem

solving. It features a number of activities designed to

develop students' computational thinking and engineer-

ing design skills through the presentation of open-ended

problems.

Rock Heads Go Extreme (6-9)

Alexis Marsden

Reach new heights in the class. Four days of the class

we will spend at Phoenix Rock Gym and Climbmax in

Tempe and one day we will trace to Sky park which is an

indoor trampoline park. Students do not need to have

any experience. All climbing skills will be taught at the

gym. Other activities in the class include watching ex-

treme rock climbing videos, making rocky road ice

cream, and rocking out to our favorite rock music. Class

is limited to 12 students.

Science is a Verb (2-4)

Nicol Kardos

Don’t Try This at Home…….Try it with Ms. Kardos at sum-

mer school! Come and enjoy the process of doing sci-

ence. Explore your interest in science with experiments

that promise to make something fizz, erupt, pop, or

change color. Every day we will do an experiment that

will be sure to captivate, motivate, and stimulate further

inquiry and interest in science. This class is sure to be a

must for your inquisitive child. Come and have some fun

with Ms. Kardos!

Scooby Doo Mysteries (K-2)

Shannon Klemmer

Scooby Dooby Doo, Where are you? Join everyone's

favorite detective gang as we solve daily mysteries

around school. We will pick our favorite Scooby charac-

ters, work on our own mystery machines, and end each

day enjoying one of Scooby and the gang's many adven-

tures.

Scrapbooking and Card Making (3-8)

Chris Reed

Preserve your precious memories and commemorate

your friends and family. You will create beautiful page

layouts to share your memories and wonderful cards to

make your friends and family feel honored. Just think

how happy people will be to have something you made.

And you will experience the joy of sharing. Bring your

photographs and album. Supplies will be provided for

you

Side Out: Volleyball (4-8)

Tom Cerchie

Are you a new to volleyball or just want help to improve

your skills? Join Mr. Cerchie in developing your funda-

mental skills with playing games, practice, and drills!

Soda Pop Flowers! (4-8)

Jennifer Sprague

Make flowers out of soda cans! Begin by finding cans

with interesting colors and patterns. You need one can

per flow-er (bring your own cans), a pair of scissors, and

needle nose pliers (camp provides pliers) to make a

beautiful bouquet. Talk about recycling, this is better yet

–you are reusing!

Spa Science (5-8)

Nicol Kardos

Don’t buy spa and beauty products at the store … learn

how to make your own with Ms. Kardos at summer

school! Every day we will experiment with creating dif-

ferent bath and beauty products. Have some hands-on

science fun making lip gloss, face scrubs, face masks,

hand and foot soaks, bath fizz, hair conditioner and

more!

Spanish Enrichment (5-8)

Edie Adams

This class is designed for students new to All Saints’ or

students would like to brush up on their Spanish skills.

Join us as we have fun learning vocabulary, speaking the

language, and learning about Spanish culture through

games, literature, and activities.

SRA (2-4)

Chris Reed

Do you love a challenge? This is the class for you. SRA

is a no nonsense reading class where you will challenge

your love of reading. You will read short stories and take

quizzes. You will practice vocabulary, phonics, grammar,

and comprehension skills−sequencing, problem solving,

main idea, and cause and effect. Your goal will be to see

how many short stories you can tackle in a week.

Summer Reading Café and Discussion (7-9)

Beth Carson

Designed for students who like to read and discuss in the

company of others, this class will help motivate those

who want to complete their summer reading in

June. Guidance and discussion will help enhance stu-

dents’ understanding of the themes, plots, characters,

and settings of the assigned books.

Team Challenge (5-8)

Beth Carson

Do you enjoy the challenge of working as a member of a

team? This crazy, fun, and action-packed class is for

you. You will conquer the most outlandish and complex

team challenges and games with humor and creativity!

In the cool gym, you will tie yourselves in knots, walk

through no-man’s land, transport toxic waste, lower the

helium stick, create new forms of tug-of-war, play sur-

vival scenario, and much more.

Technology Till You Drop (4-6)

Julie Isaacson

Students work with various Web 2.0 tools. Learn about

Wordle, Tagxedo, Glogster, Animoto, web cartoons, and

all things technology.

3-D Book Reports (3-5)

Chris Reed

Do you enjoy reading? Do you enjoy crafts? You should

take 3-D Book Reports. You will read books and display

story elements in a creative fashion. You will decorate

paper folded into several ways to display characters,

settings, and plot. Get ready to make pop-up books,

layered books, and shape books. Your creativity will flow!

Weird Science (2-4)

Courtney Byrd

Are you curious? Do you like to figure out why some-

thing happens? We will have a blast exploring science

through experiments. Making bouncy balls, creating diet

coke geysers, and making crystal geodes are just a few

of the amazing experiments we will accomplish in Weird

Science.

Yogi, Yogini and the Kitchen (PK-K, 1-3)

Jackie Smith

This class is designed to release all that extra energy in a

productive, fun, stress free way. This program focuses

on healthy bodies, stress control, self esteem and great-

er concentration. Kids will go through a series of poses

and postures leaving them feeling stronger, more flexi-

ble, confident and relaxed. Classes engage children

through movement, exploration, music, theme related

games and inspired Yoga-play to capture their attention

and their imagination as they refine their motor skills

and understanding. We will also explore nutrition and

create healthy snacks along with a Healthy Yoga Cook-

book.

Zombie Makeup (5-8)

Suzanne Scafuri

The focus of this class is on the basics of zombie makeup

using latex, cotton, and tissue to create gore, makeup

shading, and color-matching and creating false injuries

with putty, makeup, and latex. Students learn about care

of brushes and removal of zombie makeup.

We hope you’ll join us at All Saints’ Summer 2014!

All Saints’ Episcopal Day School

6300 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85012

602.274.4866 www.aseds.org/summer-camp