2018-2019 Sessions

Fall Term 10/13/18 - 11/17/18

Winter Term 1/5/19 - 2/9/19

Spring Term 3/2/19 - 3/16/19 4/6/19 - 4/20/19

Morning: 9:30-11:30 Afternoon: 12:30 - 2:30

About The Super Saturday Program The Super Saturday Program is an enrichment program for intellectually

gifted children, ages 4-14, in the Greater Cincinnati area.

At The Super Saturday Program, children can explore established and

new areas of interest while surrounded by their gifted peers. Classes are

held six Saturdays each fall, winter, and spring, with both morning and

afternoon classes.

The Super Saturday Program is presented by the Parent Association for

Gifted Education, Inc (PAGE), which is a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer nonprofit

corporation. Parents are encouraged to volunteer their time and talents to

help keep the program running smoothly and can learn more on campus.

CELEBRATING 37 YEARS of Providing Enrichment Classes for Gifted Students since 1981

Feeding the educational passions of intellectually gifted children

and their parents; helping them realize their full potential.

“I look forward to come and teach a

class full of intelligent young minds,

that are thirsty for knowledge.”

~ Teacher

“My Daughter counts

days until Satuday!

She LOVES all her

teachers and classes

here.” ~Lucia

What’s Inside:

Campus

Important Dates

Sample Classes

Sign Up to Teach

How to Help

Where to Find More

Information

“My son would

not get this

experience

elsewhere.”

~ Parent

A Variety of Classes

Class offerings vary from term to term and will be available on our website

a few days prior to registration opening. Here is a sample listing of clas-

ses which we have offered in the past.

Be a Podcaster

You, our newest podcaster, will learn how to make your own Internet radio

show, also known as a podcast. From choosing what the show will be

about to recording, editing, and posting - you will learn the medium from

the ground up.

Chemical Explorations

Come measure, pour, mix and swirl into the world of chemistry as we ex-

plore reactions that make sidewalk chalk, ice cream, crystals and much

more. Explore chemical changes, create density bottles and make water

flow uphill in this hands on, educational and fun session.

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go to class at Hogwarts

School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? Do you want to learn to make potions,

play Quidditch, make wands and cast spells? Then join this class and

delve deep into the world of Harry Potter. Open to Griffendors, Slytherins,

Ravenclaws, and Hufflepuffs.

Mystery Mayhem

Missing cookies, Forensic Techniques, Encrypted messages, suspenseful

games, and colorful chromatography are just a clue about what awaits

you in Mystery Mayhem.

Making Monsters

With Halloween around the corner, let’s make our own costumes and

props. Cheetahs, dragons, ghouls, and superheroes are on the prowl.

Learn realistic face painting, develop your own unique costume design,

and create your masterpiece. *Note - Please disclose any latex allergies

as alternative costuming methods are required.*

LEGO Mindstorm Robotics

Learn to use motors, sensors and gears to design and build a unique

LEGO robot each class to master weekly challenges. Learn gearing, cre-

ate robot attachments, compete in games, races, heavy weight challeng-

es, and much, much more! Then combine all the skills you've learned to

create your ultimate robot for an epic Battle Bots competition!

Deconstruction in Reverse

Toasters, TVs, Vacuums, and Blenders. Piece by piece, deconstruct trash

and reconstruct it into something totally new. Build a sculpture, build

droids, scrap it, or build primitive hand tools. You’ll never look at trash the

same way again.

Teen Leader Volunteer Program

If you are age 13-17 and are in-

terested in the Teen Leader Vol-

unteer Program, review the policy

and agreement and complete the

application found on the website,

www.supersaturday.com, prior to

each term. Applications for the

Teen Leader Volunteer Program

will be approved on a case by

case basis. Thanks to Vistage our

sponsor.

Interested? Want to know more?

Have general questions? Contact

the Teen Advocate,

Amanda Schmidt Osburn,

at Amanda.Osburn

@supersaturday.org.

Would you like to teach?

We are always on the lookout

for great teachers to provide

unique and interesting classes

for our students. We are look-

ing for people who are engi-

neers, artists, makers, science

geeks, professionals, or ama-

teurs. Passion for the subject

is the key.

If you would like to teach for

us, please visit our online reg-

istration site. The process is

fast and easy. We look for-

ward to hearing from you!

www.supersaturday.org

Feeding the educational passions of intellectually gifted children

and their parents; helping them realize their full potential.

Student Program Info Students qualify for The Super Saturday Program with scores over the 95th percentile on an IQ or nationally-

normed achievement test or through a written professional recommendation.

A limited amount of tuition and lab fee assistance is available each term. For consideration, please include

documentation with your registration that your child qualifies for a government assistance program (i.e. Medi-

caid, W.I.C., or free/reduced price lunch).

Policies for registration, payment, refunds, and participation can be found in their entirety on our website.

To find out more about our program, please visit our website (www.supersaturday.org), call (513) 305-7114,

or email messagecenter@supersaturday.org.

Parent Enrichment Each term we offer a number of parent events on campus. Educational events for parents are presented free

of charge and are typically held in the Parent Hospitality Room. Past presentations have covered topics such

as IEPs and WEPs, literature for gifted children, gifted advocacy, post-secondary education, homeschooling,

and open forum discussions.

Important Dates

Fall Term

Regular Registration: 9/2/18 - 9/22/18

Late Registration: 9/22/18- 9/29/18

Session Dates: 10/13/18 - 11/17/18

Winter Term

Regular Registration: 12/2/18 - 12/22/18

Late Registration: 12/23/18 - 12/29/18

Session Dates: 1/5/19 - 2/9/19

Spring Term

Regular Registration: 1/27/19 - 2/16/19

Late Registration: 2/17/19 - 2/23/19

Session Dates: 3/2/19 - 3/16/19

and 4/6/19 - 4/20/19

Online registration preferred. See www.supersaturday.org for full registration details.

Campus

Walnut Hills High School

Our campus address is

3250 Victory Parkway

Cincinnati, Ohio 45207

(Use 1500 Blair Avenue for

accurate GPS directions)

Feeding the educational passions of Intellectually gifted children

and their parents; helping them realize their full potential.

The Super Saturday Program

PO Box 43385

Cincinnati, OH 45243

Feeding the educational passions of intellectually gifted children

and their parents; helping them realize their full potential.

Thanking You The PAGE Board of Trustees would like to thank our current

sponsors for their generosity and support.

We are grateful for the assistance of Vistage, Cincinnati Area

Mensa and Stephen K. Shaw & Associates.

Special thank you to Walnut Hills High School for welcoming us

to your campus.

Doing More If you would like to help sponsor our program or to volunteer

your time, please call the PAGE Board of Trustees at (513) 305-

7114 or email messagecenter@supersaturday.org.

Contact Us

The Super Saturday Program

PO Box 43385

Cincinnati, OH 45243

(513) 305-7114

messagecenter@supersaturday.org

Visit us on the web at www.supersaturday.org

Linkedin Parent Association for Gifted Educa-tion, Inc. (PAGE) The Super Satur-day Program

Or connect with us at www.facebook.com/supersaturday

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