Whitby Summer Brochure 2012

Make it a perfect summer…

Our distinctive programs for ages 2-14 provide stimulating, fun and engaging mornings for your child.

My Montessori

WildcatSports

Engage &Explore

EnrichmentWorkshops

Full Day NY Giants Sports Camp!

Plus:

Week 1 Only

Dear Parents,

At Whitby, our goal is to guide students to develop a true passion for learning and gain the intellectual, emotional and social skills to succeed in today’s global community. Our summer programs are designed for maximum fun while providing engaging opportunities for learning you won’t find anywhere else.

On the following pages, you’ll read about the distinctive programming offered on our campus during the summer weeks. We recognize that play is an important aspect of summer for children and their families, so these programs are morning only. These academic programs encourage, support and challenge each student’s potential while making the experience enjoyable, rewarding and productive.

Use the “At A Glance” table below to determine whether the programs you are interested in run for one, two or three weeks at a time. We’ve indicated with bold circles throughout the brochure which weeks of Whitby Summer 2012 each program is offered. Please note the two-week commitment for all workshops. The thirty hours devoted to these compelling workshops will enhance and enrich student’s skills and better prepare them for the next school year.

We look forward to having your children with us this summer!

Sincerely, Jim Irzyk, Director

Whitby Summer 2012 Programs At A GlanceOne-week, two-week and three-week programs

…with these exciting summer choices!

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June 18–22 June 25–29 July 2–6 July 9–13 July 16-20 July 23–27

My Montessori My Montessori

Wildcat Sports Wildcat Sports Wildcat Sports Wildcat Sports Wildcat Sports Wildcat Sports

Enrichment Workshops Enrichment Workshops

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In the following pages, you’ll find details on these exciting programs:

My Montessori

Enrichment Workshops

Wildcat Sports

Engage & Explore

Our popular My Montessori program provides the opportunity for young children to experience the Montessori method through play, nature, art, language, movement, music, science, games, stories, and more. In our relaxed summer environment, children develop friendships, become more self-sufficient, and have fun learning.

These two-week intensive programs in writing, math and writing research papers develop skills that will boost academic performance and encourage overall academic confidence.

Our Wildcat Sports program is an ideal way to learn about sports and sportsmanship, advance sports skills, and engage in fun and active games that will develop patience, discipline, and confi-dence. No matter the level of experience, children will enjoy plenty of time on the playing field.

This program will engage children in interesting and diverse courses of their choice—either one or two classes per morning. Where else can you play Quidditch like Harry Potter or investigate crime scenes? Any one of these courses will give children all the advantages of an active mind combined with the joy of trying something new.PLUS: Full Day NY Giants Sports Camp! Week 1

3 weeks: 1 2 3 and/or 4 5 6For Ages 2–6

2 weeks: 1 2 and/or 4 5

Entering Grades 3–8

Choose any or all of the following weeks: 1 2 3 4 5 6Entering Grades 1–8

Choose any or all of the following weeks: 1 2 3 4 5 6Entering Grades 1–8

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CourSe LiStiNGS

Stepping Stones Age 2, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $1,295The Stepping Stones camp offers an orientation for new students entering in the Fall as well as encouraging continual growth and learning for returning children. The summer is an ideal time for children to experience the Montessori environment. Children will have fun experiencing nature through their senses, playing out-doors, enjoying water play and participating in art and language activities. The Stepping Stones summer program offers your child the opportunity to play and work in the relaxed atmosphere of Montessori surroundings. Children need to be 2 years of age by June 1, 2012.

transition to Primary Age 3-4, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $1,295The Transition to Primary program is specifically designed to introduce three year old children to the structure and routine of the Primary Program in a relaxed atmosphere. Transition to Primary captures the essence of summer fun and learning through nature studies, literature, science activities, water play, creative movement, music, song, and arts and crafts. Children are given the freedom to choose from a wide range of individual and group activities, while developing friendships and learning to become responsible members of a community.

Grow with Montessori Primary Age 4-6, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $1,295This program for young children incorporates activities through-out the morning to accommodate and appeal to their budding curiosity. Our experienced Montessori teachers encourage independence, respect for others and the environment, and nurture each child’s innate desire to learn and grow. Throughout the program, children will discover science and nature as they engage in many different hands-on activities. They will also participate in story time with corresponding art projects, which will allow for concrete and exciting learning. In addition, there will be time each day for playing outdoors, participating in group games, laughing, singing, storytelling, and observing the world.

My MontessoriOur popular My Montessori program provides the opportunity for young children to experience the Montessori method through play, nature, art, language, movement, music, science, games, stories, and more. In our relaxed summer environment, children develop friendships, become more self-sufficient, and have fun learning.

3 weeks: 1 2 3 and/or 4 5 6Ages: 2–6 Hours: 9 AM –12 Noon

My Montessori encourages independence while your child makes new friends and chooses activities in a nurturing environment.

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CourSe LiStiNGS

Wildcat Sports Entering Grades 1–8, 9 AM – 12 Noon, Fee: $270 per week

Fun and Friendship through teamworkWe teach young children about sports and sportsmanship—regard-less of their athletic ability, skill and previous exposure to a sport. Wildcat Sports provides an atmosphere for making new friendships and learning to get along with one another in a group setting.Our counselors can help advance the skills of those who are good at a particular sports and also instill confidence in those who are new to a sport. Fun and fitness is promoted through games, special events and the wide variety of athletic activities.

Program Mission and GoalOur mission is to help every child become better at sports and learn what it means to compete with dignity, to play as a team, to make new friends, encourage others, and develop patience, discipline and confidence through sports. The goal of the program is to have all campers gain confidence and improve their skills in each sport or activity. Each age group receives instruction based on their skill level for any particular sport. We en-courage campers to improve their skills in comparison to their own initial skills level—not against the skill levels of others. During activi-ties, counselors stress teamwork, cooperation and collaboration.

the guiding principles of Wildcat Sports are:• Building self-confidence through skill development and

knowledge of the rules of the games• Emphasizing fun by making new friends and learning to work

together• Instilling pride in your progress—no matter the level of ability• Teaching fair competition by not only knowing the rules but

playing by them• Encouraging leadership both individually and as part of a team• Advancing sportsmanship and good citizenship by respecting

others on and off the fields.

Daily ScheduleEach day of Wildcat Sports features 3 distinct activity periods, plus adequate breaks to keep our young athletes hydrated and ready to move.

CoachDirector David Burns is a Whitby faculty member and coach, former NCAA Division I athlete and has been a coach/instructor for over 20 years.

uniformsParticipants are required to wear the Wildcat Sports t-shirt. Each participant will receive two t-shirts at registration.

BreakWhitby provides a healthy snack/water at breaktime. Students may also bring a snack/drink from home. Water will be provided throughout the morning.

Health FormsUpon registration, you will receive a health form specific for the sum-mer programs which must be completed, signed and returned prior to the beginning of the session.

Note: Wildcat Sports reserves the right to monitor a child’s ability. If the child is not yet able to follow instructions and fully participate, a refund will be given for the days not attended.

Wildcat SportsOur Wildcat Sports program is an ideal way to learn about sports and sportsmanship, advance sports skills, and engage in fun and active games that will develop patience, discipline, and confidence. No matter the level of experience, children will enjoy plenty of time on the playing field.Basketball • Baseball • Cooperative Games • Fitness and Conditioning • Soccer • Tennis • Softball • Track & Field

Any or all weeks: 1 2 3 4 5 6Grades: 1–8 Hours: 9 AM -12 Noon


Enrichment WorkshopsThis two-week intensive program is offered in writing, math, science and art and develops skills that will boost academic performance and encourage overall academic confidence. The intensive art course option develops innate creativity through exploring a variety of techniques and styles.

2 weeks: 1 2 and/or 4 5

Entering Grades 3–8, Hours: 9 AM –12 NoonNo workshops held Weeks 3 or 6.

CoUrSE LISTINGS

Writing Workshop Entering Grades 3–8, 9 AM -12 Noon, Fee: $595 per sessionA supportive and challenging two-week program designed to help students develop their creative and critical writing skills. Students will enrich their skills as readers, writers, speakers, and critical thinkers. Students must submit an application (details at right) to be admitted to the Workshop, and will be assigned a teaching level based on this application. Depending on the level (see details on the next page), students will learn various methods of revision, including peer review and editing, and benefit from having their work read/critiqued by both students and teacher.

Writing a research Paper Workshop Entering Grades 5–8, 9 AM -12 Noon, Fee: $595 per sessionYou’ve been asked to write a research paper. Where do you begin? How do you find academic resources? How do you prepare notes, provide an outline, use footnotes, prepare a bibliography and pres-ent a well-documented paper? This class will help students learn the process of writing a research paper. Students will prepare a paper on a topic of their choice and gain confidence and skills needed to accomplish this vital task. The first week is devoted to the process of organizing and collecting research and the second week guides students through the writing and editing process.

Math Workshop Entering Grades 3–8, 9 AM -12 Noon, Fee: $595 per sessionA supportive and challenging two-week program designed to help students develop and strengthen their reasoning and mathemati-cal skills. Students will enrich their skills as critical thinkers, problem solvers and inquirers. Students must submit an application (details below) to be admitted to the Workshop, and will be assigned a teaching level based on this application. At each level, students will learn to use calculators and various mathematics programs to enhance their understanding and application of essential concepts.

Application required for All enrichment WorkshopsStudents must submit an application consisting of:•personalstatement•currenttranscript•gradedpaperfortheWritingorWritinga

Research Paper Workshops•teacherrecommendation

teacher review Provided at end of SessionAt the completion of the two-week program, students will receive a written narrative describing their performance and progress. An integral component of the workshop is the opportunity for the student and teacher to meet individually. Homework, approximately 30-45 minutes per night, is assigned and checked daily. Whitby’s expectation is that all students will complete the workshop. If a stu-dent departs prior to meeting all classes and course requirements, they will not receive a rating or teacher report. The primary emphasis for all workshops is on the benefits gained, not on the grade/rating. However, ratings are used to signify the level of achievement and effort during the workshop. Ratings used are:Honors Excellent 90 and aboveHigh Pass Highly Satisfactory 80-90 Pass Satisfactory 70-79Low Pass Minimally Satisfactory Below 70

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Writing Workshop LevelsEach student’s placement is determined after a review of his or her application materials.

Level 1Geared towards students entering grades 3 and 4. The course supports and enhances the fundamentals learned in elementary grades and prepares students for the eventual transition to middle school. In addition to reading a novel, students will read various short stories and poems.

Level 2 Geared towards students entering grades 5 and 6. The course helps ease the transition from elementary school to middle school. In addition to reading a novel, students will read various short stories and poems.

Level 3Geared towards students entering grades 7 and 8. The course helps ease the transition from middle school to high school. In addition to reading a novel, students will read various short stories and poems. The program will have students read daily, as well as discuss the readings as a means to develop their writing, revising and editing skills. Students will experiment with various forms of writing such as poetry, fiction, nonfiction, short stories, narrative and personal essay.

Math Workshop LevelsEach student’s placement is determined after a review of his or her application materials.

Level 1Geared towards students entering grades 3 and 4. The course supports and enhances the mathematical fundamentals learned in elementary grades and prepares students in the skills and concepts presented at the next level. Estimation, computation, number stories, fractions and percent are explored and their application to world problem solving situations examined.

Level 2Geared towards students entering grades 5 and 6. The course examines concepts of number theory, estimation, computation (whole numbers and fractions), decimals, percents, ratios and vari-ous topics in geometry. Operations with integers, exponents and solving one-step equations may be examined.

Level 3Geared towards students entering grades 7 and 8. This course allows students to gain some experience with algebraic concepts prior to enrolling in an Algebra I course. After a brief review of com-putation and arithmetic skills, students are introduced to the early topics in Algebra I such as variables, techniques for solving equa-tions, word problems and other relevant topics to build confidence and proficiency in mathematics.

Level 4Geared towards students entering grades 8 and 9. This course focuses on concepts in geometry and explores topics such as angle relationships, Pythagorean Theorem, properties of parallel lines, polygon angles and coordinate geometry. The concept of proof may be introduced and computer software, such as The Geometer’s Sketchpad, may be used to enhance understanding.

Bolster confidence in academic pursuits with these personalized intensive programs.


Engage & ExploreThis program will engage children in interesting and diverse courses of their choice. Students will participate in either one or two classes per morning. Where else can you play Quidditch like Harry Potter or investigate crime scenes? Any one of these courses will give children all the advantages of an active mind combined with the joy of trying something new.

CourSe LiStiNGS — Please note specific age ranges on each course. Courses are full morning unless otherwise noted.

Week 1

Hyper Peppy robot Entering Grades 1–5, 9 AM–12 Noon, Fee: $270Build and take home your own Rockit Robot. It works by the clap of your hands or sound of your voice. It’s fast! You’ll see the many gears, circuit board, and microphone. You’ll love it’s shape! Design and build other robots, and together you can do interesting tricks.

NY Giants Youth Football Camp Description at right.

Week 2

engineering with LeGo® Entering Grades 3–5, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $270Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and over 100,000 pieces of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects, such as arch bridges, skyscrapers, motorized cars and the Battletrack! Explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment guided by an experienced instructor.

Make it and take it Home Entering Grades K–4, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $270Science projects you take home that teach and are fun…discover the amazing world of science! Make and take home a wide assortment of toys designed to teach you science concepts as you play. Grow and take home a crystal tree, make an energy bead bracelet, a Lava Lamp, the world’s smallest motor. Make your own bubbling blobs, glowing goo, ice cream and more the Sciensational way.

Shakespeare on the Sound Camp Ages 5–8 and 9–13, 9 AM – 1 PM Fee: $375The very best way to introduce your child to the magic of theatre arts! Whitby is delighted to welcome Shakespeare on the Sound back to campus for its third season. With two separate pro-grams divided by age group, Shakespeare on the Sound brings the best in storytelling to life for your children. The week long exploration into Shake-speare may include learning about character development; studying voice, movement or even combat. All participants will receive a Shakespeare on the Sound t-shirt and be invited to a special student performance.

For more information and to register for this program, please visit:www.shakespeareonthesound.org. Contact Claire Kelly, Director of Youth Programs at 203.299.1300 or [email protected] with any questions.

Week 3 Crime Scene investigation Entering Grades 2–6, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $270Dust for fingerprints, analyze handwriting, test for blood type using simulated blood. Examine hair and clothing fibers. Use chemistry to identify mysterious substances. Be a Super Science Sleuth. Learn about the practice of forensics.

Art Adventures Entering Grades K–5, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $270Children will have the opportunity to create art in an open and creative atmosphere. Projects will develop artistic techniques, such as drawing, painting, collage and clay. Students will explore a wide range of art and develop their individual artistic interests.

Any or all weeks: 1 2 3 4 5 6Grades: K–6 Hours: 9 AM -12 Noon

NY Giants Youth Football Camp Entering Grades 1–5, 9 AM – 3 PM Fee: $429*Learn to play football from the New York Giants! Learn to run, throw and catch like a pro. Campers develop skills and confidence while playing non-contact football coached by Giants heros and professional coaches. Whether beginner or experienced, raise your game!

* Save $30 if you register by March 23 (Enter code PlayFootball30).

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Week 3 HALF-MorNiNG CLASSeS — CHooSe tWo Fee: $270 per week

Period 1: 9 –10:30 AM

Math Marvels Entering Grades 5–8Puzzles, games and paradoxes are explored to engage and enhance fundamental concepts in mathematics. Inductive and deductive reasoning, statistics and probability are explored to strengthen math skills and applications.

exploring Famous Cities Entering Grades 5–8How has life in New York, Chicago, Paris, and Rome changed over the past 200 years? What happened in these cities that gives them their reputation today? How have economic, social and political factors contributed to these cities—past, present and future?

the Writing Process Entering Grades 5–8The goal of this class is to develop skills to write clear, coherent and grammatically correct sentences and well-constructed paragraphs. Pre-writing, drafting, revising and editing are essential aspects of this class.

Bridge Building Entering Grades 5–8What does it take to be an engineer? Find out in this hands-on course! Explore mathematics, geometry and physics concepts in a project-oriented class.

Period 2: 10:45 AM –12 Noon

everyday economics Entering Grades 5–8How does supply and demand impact the price of goods and services? Economics is vital to living in our global world economy. Learn and explore fundamental economic concepts and how they apply to you and your family.

the Joy of reading Entering Grades 5–8This class explores the world of literature, including different genres: short stories, plays, novels and personal essays. Class discussions and projects will enhance the student’s understanding and enjoyment of literature. The class will also include creative and expository writing.

Drawing Entering Grades 5–8Learn to draw and have fun creating art. Students will create shades and shadow, develop three dimensionality and draw expressions, faces and animation. Their finished work will be ready for poster presentation.

Public Speaking Entering Grades 5–8Effective oral presentations is a vital communication skill for the 21st century. Learning to organize your thoughts and present them ef-fectively are critical skills. In this class, students will gain confidence in preparing and delivering speeches/presentations in both formal and informal settings.

Week 4

Maglev Cars Entering Grades 1–5, 9 AM -12 Noon, Fee: $270For future magnetic levitation and transportation. Build your own futuristic maglev car to race and take home. Learn how magnetism and electricity are related. Build a cool Maglev Track, as well as a cool electromagnet. Make a compass. Magnetism, electricity, levitation—we go in all directions to make science fun.

Chess Wizards Entering Grades K–5, 9 AM -12 Noon, Fee: $270 Learn to play chess and make new friends. This class combines an array of activities—primarily focused on learning chess— with puzzles, sports and other fun games in between lessons. Morning lessons and chess matches are led by energetic members of the Chess Wizards staff. At the end of the program, each child will receive a chess board and t-shirt.

Make a robot, take home a crystal tree or lava lamp, or analyze fingerprints. Children will delight in these exciting courses!


Week 5 Week 6

Harry Potter travel Entering Grades K–4, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $270 Join our magical mystery tour! Join in the escapades of Harry Potter and his friends. Make an edible wand, watch a mirage appear, and play Quidditch. Harry, Ron & Hermione are waiting for your arrival.

Art Adventures Entering Grades K–5, 9 AM –12 Noon, Fee: $270Children will have the opportunity to create art in an open and creative atmosphere. Projects will develop artistic techniques such as drawing, painting, collage and clay. Students will explore a wide range of art and develop their individual artistic interests.

Week 6 HALF-MorNiNG CLASSeS — CHooSe 2 Fee: $270 per session

Period 1: 9 –10:30 AM

Math Marvels Entering Grades 5–8Puzzles, games and paradoxes are explored to engage and enhance fundamental concepts in mathematics. Inductive and deductive reasoning, statistics and probability are explored to strengthen math skills and applications.

exploring Famous Cities Entering Grades 5–8How has life in New York, Chicago, Paris, and Rome changed over the past 200 years? What happened in these cities that gives them their reputation today? How have economic, social and political factors contributed to these cities—past, present and future?

the Writing Process Entering Grades 5–8The goal of this class is to develop skills to write clear, coherent and grammatically correct sentences and well-constructed paragraphs. Pre-writing, drafting, revising and editing are essential aspects of this class.

Bridge Building Entering Grades 5–8What does it take to be an engineer? Find out in this hands-on course! Explore mathematics, geometry and physics concepts in a project-oriented class.

Period 2: 10:45 AM –12 Noon

everyday economics Entering Grades 5–8How does supply and demand impact the price of goods and services? Economics is vital to living in our global world economy. Learn and explore fundamental economic concepts and how they apply to you and your family.

the Joy of reading Entering Grades 5–8This class explores the world of literature, including different genres: short stories, plays, novels and personal essays. Class discussions and projects will enhance the student’s understanding and enjoyment of literature. The class will also include creative and expository writing.

Drawing Entering Grades 5–8Learn to draw and have fun creating art. Students will create shades and shadow, develop three dimensionality and draw expressions, faces and animation. Their finished work will be ready for poster presentation.

Public Speaking Entering Grades 5–8Effective oral presentations is a vital communication skill for the 21st century. Learning to organize your thoughts and present them ef-fectively are critical skills. In this class, students will gain confidence in preparing and delivering speeches/presentations in both formal and informal settings.

Summer Program Choice Please check all the weeks for which you are registering (regardless of the child).

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June 18–22 June 25–29 July 2–6 July 9–13 July 16-20 July 23–27

Participant Information

Child 1: First Name Male Female Date of Birth

Last Name School currently attending





Physician’s Name Physician’s Phone

Parents/Guardian

Parent/Guardian 1 Parent/Guardian 2

Address Address (if different)

City, State, Zip City, State, Zip (if different)

Primary Phone Primary Phone

Alternate Phone Alternate Phone

Email Email

Emergency Contact Person (if parents/guardians above cannot be reached)

Name Phone

I certify that my child(ren), named above, is in good health, and has my permission to take participate in any and all activities authorized by Whitby School. I release Whitby School and its employees or contractors from any liability for any accident in connection with these activities.

Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

Please return this application, along with your deposit check, to: WHITBY SCHOOL,969LakeAvenue,GreenwichCT06831•phone2038698464 QUESTIONS? Please contact Jim Irzyk ([email protected]).

www.whitbyschool.org/summerprograms

Whitby Summer 2012Registration Form

General InformationA non-refundable deposit of $200 is required with registration. Balance to be paid by June 8, 2012.

Make it a perfect summer…

Enclosed is a check payable to Whitby School for the following programs:

My Montessori $____________

Wildcat Sports $____________

Enrichment Workshops $____________

Engage & Explore* $____________

Grand Total: $____________

Please return this form along with your Course Selections

Form and payment.

* For NY Giants Camp please register online at www.NYGiantsCamps.com. For Shakespeare on the Sound Camp please register online at www.shakespeareonthesound.com


Please register by mail or in person by completing the enrollment form. Enrollment forms will not be processed until signed by parent/guardian and payment is made.

Early registrations (on or prior to Friday, May 25, 2012) will receive any stated discount and an additional $25 discount towards total tuition.

Registration received after May 25, 2012 must be paid in full with the enrollment form. Checks should be made payable to Whitby Summer Programs. No credit cards accepted.

If a student is withdrawn anytime after a program begins, NO refund will be given.

In the event there is insufficient enrollment, the course may be cancelled and you will be offered an alternative selection or refund.

In the event of cancellation due to extreme weather, no refunds will be issued. No cancellations will occur in case of rain.

Financial Aid. Available to families currently receiving assistance from Whitby School. To be considered, please contact Kathy Steinman at [email protected].

Contact Jim Irzyk, Director of Summer Programs Email: [email protected]: 203-869-8464 x 193

registration Policies and Information

Child’s Name (first, last)_______________________________ Age in June 2012_________

COURSE TITLE FEE SUBTOTALS

Stepping Stones Weeks 1 2 3 $1,295 $______________

Stepping Stones Weeks 4 5 6 $1,295 $______________

Transition to Primary Weeks 1 2 3 $1,295 $______________

Transition to Primary Weeks 4 5 6 $1,295 $______________

Grow with Montessori Weeks 1 2 3 $1,295 $______________

Grow with Montessori Weeks 4 5 6 $1,295 $______________

Subtotal $______________

My Montessori Course Selection Form Whitby Summer 2012

Whitby Summer 2012Registration FormCourse Selections



Wildcat Sports 1 Week 1 $270 $______________






5% discount if attending for 2 weeks Subtotal $______________10% discount if attending for 3 weeks or more

Wildcat Sports Course Selection Form Whitby Summer 2012



Writing Workshop Week 1 2 $595 Application is attached $______________

Writing Workshop Week 4 5 $595 Application is attached $______________

Math Workshop Week 1 2 $595 Application is attached $______________

Math Workshop Week 4 5 $595 Application is attached $______________

Research Paper Workshop Week 1 2 $595 Application is attached $______________

Research Paper Workshop Week 4 5 $595 Application is attached $______________

10% discount if registering for 2 workshops Subtotal $______________

enrichment Workshops Course Selection Form Whitby Summer 2012

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Please return this form along with your General information registration Form and payment. Make copies for additional children as necessary.

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Registration Form Page 2 www.whitbyschool.org/summerprograms



Hyper Peppy Robot Week 1 $270 $______________

NY Giants Week 1 $459 * Register at www.NYGiantsCamps.com

Engineering with LEGO® Week 2 $270 $______________

Make it and Take It Home Week 2 $270 $______________

Shakespeare on the Sound Camp Week 2 $375 * Register at www.shakespeareonthesound.com

Crime Scene Investigation Week 3 $270 $______________

Art Adventures Week 3 $270 $______________

Half-Morning Classes (choose 2) Week 3 $270 $______________

Period 1: Math Marvels Exploring Famous Cities Writing Process Bridge Building

Period 2: Everyday Economics Joy of Reading Drawing Public Speaking

Maglev Cars Week 4 $270 $______________

Chess Wizards Week 4 $270 $______________

Harry Potter Travel Week 5 $270 $______________

Art Adventures Week 6 $270 $______________

Half-Morning Classes (choose 2) Week 6 $270 $______________

Period 1: Math Marvels Exploring Famous Cities Writing Process Bridge Building

Period 2: Everyday Economics Joy of Reading Drawing Public Speaking

Total $______________

Engage & Explore Course Selection Form Whitby Summer 2012

Payment Worksheet

My Montessori $______________

Wildcat Sports $______________

Enrichment Workshops $______________

Engage & Explore* $______________

Total: $______________

* For NY Giants Camp please register online at www.NYGiantsCamps.com For Shakespeare on the Sound Camp please register online at www.shakespeareonthesound.com

Whitby Summer 2012Registration FormCourse SelectionsPlease return this form along with your

General Information Registration Form and payment.

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Whitby Summer Brochure 2012