ARTS UNLIMITED CLASS SCHEDULE 2015 (Choose 1 class for each period)

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1 ARTS UNLIMITED CLASS SCHEDULE 2015 (Choose 1 class for each period) PERIOD 1 9:05 9:55 a.m. Chess Fencing 1 Film (Adventure) Jewelry Musical Production Poetry Yarn Magic Creative Cooking 2 Fused Glass Painting PERIOD :50 a.m. Chess Fencing I Film (Animation) Ink.Paper.Scissors.Glue Jewelry Painting Yarn Magic Creative Cooking 1 Fused Glass Musical Production Yoga BREAK PERIOD 3 11 a.m. Noon Bling Cartooning Creative Cooking 1 Creative Writing Musical Production Painting Swimming Yoga Fencing I Printmaking Chess Fused Glass Sports LUNCH AND FESTIVALS PERIOD 4 1:05 1:55 a.m. AU Orchestra AU Weekly Cheer Dance Chess Fencing 2 Improv Sports Swimming Cartooning Drawing Mosaic Art Fast Trax Snax 1 Sing Out 1 PERIOD 5 2 2:50 a.m. Cartooning Fast Trax Snax 2 Improv Jazz Dance Mosaic Art Strings n Things Swimming Digital Filmmaking Leadership Matrix Sing Out 2 Drawing Jazz Band Sports Please Note Course offerings and times above are subject to change based on enrollment. Please refer to the online registration module for the most current listing of courses.

Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Arts was founded more than 30 years ago to foster arts

Nurtured by high-quality mentoring, coaching and teaching, young people can reach their amazing potential.

2 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Arts was founded more than 30 years ago to foster arts and creativity during summer vacation. From the beginning, we have been highly committed to the belief that each child has artistic talents. Nurtured by high-quality mentoring, coaching and teaching, young people can reach their amazing potential. Offerings include instrumental music, photography, dance, drawing, painting, drama, singing, writing, sculpting, creative cooking, textile arts, physical fitness and games. Full Day / 5 Classes Hours: 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Fee: $1, Single Class / Add-On Fee: $ NOTES FOR PARENTS Fees are for the full 5-week summer session. Students may participate in Arts as a stand-alone program or combine it with Chadwick Prep or even Hilltop Sports. Half Day AM / 3 Classes Hours: 9:00 a.m. Noon Fee: $1, Half Day PM / 2 Classes Hours: 1:05 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Fee: $ Kim Kohler Arts Co-Director Chadwick School Arts Faculty Rachel Levy Arts Co-Director First Grade Teaching Assistant Chadwick Village School (310) , ext (before June 22) (310) , ext (during program) pv-artsunlimited@chadwickschool.org

Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Arts Adventure in Film [AGES 12-14] Ships, fast cars,

PG-13 films will be shown. Animation in Film Animation has spanned many categories of film, from comedy and adventure to musicals.

3 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Arts Adventure in Film [AGES 12-14] Ships, fast cars, planes, explosions, monsters, lions, tigers and bears, oh my! This course will present all of the above adventure themes in film. Watch and study; from Flash Gordon to The Avengers. PG-13 films will be shown. Animation in Film Animation has spanned many categories of film, from comedy and adventure to musicals. The class will discuss the development of feature and short animated films and view examples. All presentations are family-rated. AU Orchestra Any student who has experience with a traditional band or orchestra instrument (wind, percussion or strings) is welcome in AU Orchestra. The orchestra will perform at various lunch festivals throughout AU and will give a final performance on July 23 at AU Open House. Children must provide their own instruments. AU Weekly If students like to write articles, interview people and take pictures, this is the class for them. Budding journalists get hands-on experience as the news crew that publishes the Arts weekly newspaper. Bling Students make their style known by decorating clothing and objects with appliqué, trims and sparkles. Cartooning From idea, to outline, to storyboard, to final drawing in panels, students learn the basics of this art form inventing and creating their own cartoon character. This class deals with printed cartoons, not animation.

Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info This class teaches the hand-building methods of clay

Please note: All materials are lead-free. Cheer Dance Precision, pom-pom skills and sideline dances are taught as students show their AU pride! Participants will perform at AU Festival and Open House.

4 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info This class teaches the hand-building methods of clay construction. Pieces will be glazed and fired once students have built and decorated them. Wheel techniques may be introduced at the discretion of the instructor. Please note: All materials are lead-free. Cheer Dance Precision, pom-pom skills and sideline dances are taught as students show their AU pride! Participants will perform at AU Festival and Open House. All levels welcome. Chess Chess develops spatial thinking and builds concentration. Students can learn this game of strategy or advance their expertise. All levels welcome; advanced students welcomed and challenged. Creative Cooking 1 [ALL AGES] Student chefs learn cooking basics, preparing everything from appetizers and entrees to desserts. A variety of recipes will be prepared and sampled featuring fresh and healthy food. Please note: We are unable to accommodate food allergies in this class. Creative Cooking 2 [AGES 12-14] Student chefs learn cooking basics, preparing everything from appetizers and entrees to desserts. A variety of recipes will be prepared and sampled featuring fresh and healthy food. Please note: We are unable to accommodate food allergies in this class. Creative Writing Students who see writing as a form of art will be introduced to the techniques and mechanics of creative writing as they participate in warmup exercises, construct stories, write poetry, and more, keeping a journal of their work.

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Students will learn how to use modern cinematic tools to express personal stories. Each student will end the course with their own personal film.

5 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Digital Filmmaking [AGES 12-14] Have you ever wanted to make a movie? Here s your chance. Come learn the art of storytelling through film. All aspects of script writing, directing, and editing will be covered. Students will learn how to use modern cinematic tools to express personal stories. Each student will end the course with their own personal film. Students must provide their own HD digital video camera. Drawing Drawing is the foundation upon which all visual arts are based. All types of drawing will be presented including doodling, which has been found to have a positive benefit on concentration. Pencil and paper will be the main media but colored pencils, markers, ink and other drawing materials will be available. Fast Trax Snax 1 [AGES 9-10] This food class is designed for our youngest campers. Students will prepare and sample a healthy snack each day. Students will learn the basics of prep, knife use, clean up and nutrition. The focus is on fun! Please note: We are unable to accommodate food allergies in this class. Fast Trax Snax 2 [AGES 11-14] Students will prepare and sample a healthy snack each day. Students will learn the basics of prep, knife use, clean up and nutrition. The focus is on fun! Please note: We are unable to accommodate food allergies in this class. Fencing I The basic beginning techniques of fencing are taught to those new to this storied art. Students will offer demonstrations at AU Open House. Equipment will be provided.

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Please note: This class is for students who have completed Fencing I or the equivalent.

6 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Fencing II This class expands upon skills acquired in Fencing I. Students have the opportunity to fence with classmates. Participants will offer demonstrations at AU Open House. Please note: This class is for students who have completed Fencing I or the equivalent. If it is determined that a student does not have adequate prior experience, he or she will be reassigned (space allowing). Equipment will be provided. Fused Glass This class explores the increasingly popular art of using heat (in a glass kiln) to form glass into a variety of ornaments such as tiles, flowers, jewelry and animals. Improv Theater games, scene performances and character development are part of the fun of improv. Students learn the art of theatrical expression and the acting tools used to achieve it in this workshop class. Ink.Paper.Scissors.Glue This course features calligraphy and lettering design. Bound books, bookmarks, samplers and certificates are taught as well as stationery (paper and envelopes). The art of origami flowers will be explored as well as the endless uses of paper arts. Jazz Band Intended for students interested in playing in a jazz band, this class covers the basics of jazz, and explores classic and modern jazz literature. Players of the saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitars, bass, piano, and drum are welcome at all levels. Students must provide their own instruments and have some experience with them. Jazz Dance Dancers will improve their technique and style while learning creative dance combinations. Participants will perform at AU Festival and Open House. Participants will perform at AU Festival and Open House. All levels accepted.

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Leadership Matrix [AGES 12-14] For both school and life, learning how to be a leader is an invaluable skill to acquire.

7 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Jewelry Students discover various types of jewelry making, from cut metal to wire and bead construction, as they create their own earrings, bracelets, rings, and necklaces. Leadership Matrix [AGES 12-14] For both school and life, learning how to be a leader is an invaluable skill to acquire. Students will participate in active learning on the subject of leadership in a wide range of areas, which will benefit them not only for academic success, but in life as well. The core values of Chadwick School (respect, responsibility, honesty, compassion, and fairness) will serve as the framework for the training, and competencies in the broad subject of character will form the curriculum. Learning modalities will include small group discussions, short film observations, service projects, responsive reading and reflections, lectures, field interviews, and role play. Mosaic Art Students will create shimmering mosaics that sparkle and shine. Students will work with a variety of materials including stained glass, Venetian glass tile, ceramic tiles, shells, Italian millifiorri, found objects and more. Students will learn how to score, cut and nip glass and tile using specialized tools. Mosaic design techniques, adhering and setting tile, as well as grouting will be taught as well. Musical Production Through song, dance and acting, students in this three-period performance class will present The Phantom Tollbooth, performed on July 22 at 7:30 p.m. The play will be a collaborative ensemble piece, featuring the unique talents of each student. The director, producer and choreographer will cast the show after the first day of class. A costume rental fee of $40 will be added to the cost of the course at the time of registration.

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Poetry This class will teach the forms and mechanics of poetry writing. Each student will maintain a poetry journal and the unique voice of each student will be explored.

8 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Painting Using acrylic paint on canvas, students express themselves through creations based on instruction in style and design, as well as color theory and composition. Collage and mixed media will be featured as well. All levels welcome. Poetry This class will teach the forms and mechanics of poetry writing. Each student will maintain a poetry journal and the unique voice of each student will be explored. There will be opportunities to share poems with fellow campers throughout the program and with family and friends at Open House. Printmaking Printmaking uses a variety of exciting techniques to apply multiple images to just about any surface. The students will carve their own rubber stamps and linoleum blocks, do rubbings and texture prints with unusual objects and recycled materials, and use foam and Gelli plates to create unique art on paper, cardboard, and fabric. Sing Out 1 [AGES 9-10] This class will feature vocal techniques through daily group exercises and personal coaching. Students will prepare and present vocal solos (with live accompaniment) and learn microphone techniques, stage presence and interpretation of material. Each camper may perform twice; one Festival and at Open House. Solos are shared by two friends and edited by the instructor for content and time. Sing Out 2 [AGES 11-14] This class will feature vocal techniques through daily group exercises and personal coaching. Students will prepare and present vocal solos (with live accompaniment) and learn microphone techniques, stage presence and interpretation of material. Each camper may perform twice; one Festival and at Open House. Solos are shared by two friends and edited by the instructor for content and time.

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Strings n Things Students create lanyards, friendship bracelets, tie-dye, macramé, and more as they explore new approaches to the classic crafts we all know and love!

9 Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info Sports There is an art to playing any sport! This class features informal large group lawn games such as Frisbee, capture the flag, soccer, basketball, kickball and flag football. Strings n Things Students create lanyards, friendship bracelets, tie-dye, macramé, and more as they explore new approaches to the classic crafts we all know and love! Swimming Swimmers learn water safety and increase water skills while also enjoying pool games and free swims. Please note: Beginning-level water safety skills (ability to dog-paddle) are required. Yarn Magic Students new to working with yarn learn the basics of knitting and crocheting while those with experience improve their skills. All will create individual art pieces. YogaBuddies This class is designed to increase a feeling of well-being in students. A body-mind connection is achieved through gentle stretches, positions and breathing techniques that have been used for thousands of years. No previous experience required.

10 Arts Schedule July 4th Holiday Celebrated July 3 (AU Closed) Musical Production July 22 at 7:30 p.m. Laverty Auditorium Picnic July 23 at 5 p.m. Main Lawn Art Show July 23 at 5:00 p.m. Christensen Hall Fencing I and II Demo July 23 at 6:30 p.m. Amphitheater Open House Performances July 23 at 7:00 p.m. Laverty Auditorium Last Day Dismissal July 24 at Noon Arts Classes: Page 2 Arts Classes: Page 3 Arts Classes: Page 4 Arts Classes: Page 5 Arts Classes: Page 6 Arts Classes: Page 7 Arts General Info General Information Snack Break Daily 10:50 11:10 A.M. Bring a snack from home or purchase one from the kitchen window. Lunch Daily NOON 12:30 P.M. Campers may bring lunches from home (refrigeration provided), pre-order a lunch through the school s dining services, or purchase snacks and food from the cafeteria window (see General Information section for lunch specifics). Festival Time 12:30 1 P.M. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, we offer a freechoice festival with a variety of offerings. Music jams, group competitions, ping-pong, crafts or just hanging out with friends on the lawn provides our campers with the opportunity to get to know each other. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, there are performances by different classes in the Laverty Auditorium. Please note: Half-day morning students may buy or bring lunch and stay for Festival. Pickup at 1:05 p.m. will be in front of the AU office, Middle School Building, Room 221. Camper Groups In order to facilitate group activities and bonding, foster friendships, mentor campers, and organize the larger group into smaller units, campers are grouped in equal-sized numbers with a counselor as group leader. Familiarity games and gettingto-know-you activities aid children who do not have friends at the camp, find new situations intimidating, or seek to make brand-new friends for the summer. We strive to match campers and counselors, dividing them evenly into mixed gender and age groups, where they will have opportunities to learn about each other and have fun. Campers meet in the amphitheater at the beginning of each day with their counselor/group leader. There are competitions and group activities throughout the five weeks. Lunches from home are collected into group numbered baskets for distribution at lunchtime. Please note: We do not take requests for groups.

2017 Summer Creative Arts Learning Experience (S.C.A.L.E.) at Huntington HIGH SCHOOL

2017 Summer Creative Arts Learning Experience (S.C.A.L.E.) at Huntington Dates: Monday, June 26 - Friday, July 21, 2017 Time: 8:30am - 12:20pm, Monday through Friday Program will be closed Tuesday, July