ReflectionS ReflectionS - Lake Highland Preparatory School
ReflectionS ReflectionS - Lake Highland Preparatory School ReflectionS ReflectionS - Lake Highland Preparatory School
Beat the Heat (entering 1st-6th grade)Get those swimsuits ready and lose the excuse that it’s “too hot outside.” Beat the Heat camp will provide numerous water activitiesthroughout each day. From swimming and diving at LHP’s Aquatic facility to games involving sprinklers, Slip ‘n Slides, and waterballoons, each day is sure to make a big splash with your child. We’ll even venture out to various splash pads around town with a stopor two at Jeremiah’s Italian Ice. All campers must be able to swim independently in at least four feet of water to attend this camp.Teacher: Dave Erickson5AB (S1553194): July 6th –10th 9:00–3:30 $300Cake, Cupcake, and Cookie Decorating (entering 6th–9th grade)Cakes, cupcakes, and cookies! What more could you ask for? We will spend the week baking our own cakes, cookies, and cupcakesand then learn fun and exciting ways to decorate them. We will get our hands covered in frosting and fondant and make suchbeautiful pastries that we may not want to eat them. Bring your creative minds and be ready for fun!Teacher: Amanda Flader2AB (S1523237): June 15th–19th 9:00–3:30 $4205AB (S1553237): July 6th-10th 9:00-3:30 $420Calling All Mermaids (entering 1st-3rd grade)Splash on in and join us for a week of learning many fun facts about mermaids. We will read mermaid books, make lots of fun,crafty mermaid projects, and decorate mermaid cookies! Swim in the LHPS Ocean (pool) and dive for pearls! We will even createa mermaid costume!Teachers: Dorothy Boone and Cathie Bloebaum3B (S1532159): June 22nd –26th 12:30–3:30 $1907B (S1572159): July 20th –24th 12:30–3:30 $190C.I.T.Y. Team (City Investigations by Today’s Youth) (entering 4th - 6th grade)How does our city work? We will explore the heart of Downtown Orlando by visiting the offices of those involved in municipalplanning and operations. How does SunRail, a newspaper, a sports team, or city government work? We will interview andphotograph those responsible for the operations, decisions, and leadership of our city then create a hardbound volume of ourjourneys and memories. A great week awaits the adventurers of the new C.I.T.Y. (City Investigations by Today¹s Youth) Team!Teachers: Craig Keogh and Anne Blackburn1AB (S1513192): June 8th – 12th 9:00-3:30 $3805AB (S1553192): July 6th – 10th 9:00-3:30 $380Summer Spectacular 2015 | 20
A Collection of Games (entering 1st–6th grade)It’s time for a mental workout and games of strategy are a fun and effective way to increase one’s critical thinking ability. Traditionalas well as contemporary card and board games have been carefully selected to ensure quality learning opportunities and enjoyment.Students will be grouped according to grade level and interest.Teacher: Penny Nelson5B (S1552195): July 6th-10th 12:30-3:30 $180Confectioners’ Corner (entering 1st –4th grade)Creative cookie, cupcakes, and cake decorating — what fun! We’ll design and make tasty treats to enjoy today and re-create in thefuture. Learn design tips used by the professionals and we will end our week with a fieldtrip to a bakery!Teacher: Jill Roca3A (S1531180): June 22nd–26th 9:00–Noon $2253B (S1532180): June 22nd- 26th 12:30-3:30 $225Developing Middle/High School Leaders (entering 7th –10th grade)Students will learn about leadership, beginning with themselves, in order to become effective leaders in both their school andcommunity. Using The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by author Sean Covey, the timeless principles of the 7 Habits will helpstudents deal with the tough issues and life-changing decisions they face. Students will be provided with a step-by-step guide ofhow to improve self-image, build friendships, resist peer pressure, achieve their goals, get along with their parents, and much more.Students will complete self-inventories to discover their own leadership qualities and also write a personal mission statement. Theclass will then use the skills and leadership models they have learned to volunteer at the Orlando Union Rescue Mission. Studentsentering 9th and 10th grade will be allowed to apply the hours spent at OURM toward their high school-required communityservice hours.Teachers: John Weaver and Maria Robelo-Monsalve5AB (S1553229): July 6th–10th 9:00–3:30 $390The Enchanted Fairy World (entering Kindergarten-3rd grade)Enter the magical world of fairies this summer! Transform yourself into an enchanted fairy for a week. Make a little fairy house,bottle up your own pixie dust, create a tiny fairy garden, and make your own fairy food. By the end of this week, you will sprouthonorary fairy wings! We will spend our time reading and learning all about fairies. We will also swim in the LHPS pool each day.On the last enchanted day you will be sprinkled with fairy dust and will magically turn into a fairy from your toes to your nose!Teachers: Holly Comer and Karen Tisdale3AB (S1533182): June 22nd – 26th 9:00-3:30 $390Summer Spectacular 2015 | 21
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A Collection of Games (entering 1st–6th grade)It’s time for a mental workout and games of strategy are a fun and effective way to increase one’s critical thinking ability. Traditionalas well as contemporary card and board games have been carefully selected to ensure quality learning opportunities and enjoyment.Students will be grouped according to grade level and interest.Teacher: Penny Nelson5B (S1552195): July 6th-10th 12:30-3:30 $180Confectioners’ Corner (entering 1st –4th grade)Creative cookie, cupcakes, and cake decorating — what fun! We’ll design and make tasty treats to enjoy today and re-create in thefuture. Learn design tips used by the professionals and we will end our week with a fieldtrip to a bakery!Teacher: Jill Roca3A (S1531180): June 22nd–26th 9:00–Noon $2253B (S1532180): June 22nd- 26th 12:30-3:30 $225Developing Middle/High <strong>School</strong> Leaders (entering 7th –10th grade)Students will learn about leadership, beginning with themselves, in order to become effective leaders in both their school andcommunity. Using The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by author Sean Covey, the timeless principles of the 7 Habits will helpstudents deal with the tough issues and life-changing decisions they face. Students will be provided with a step-by-step guide ofhow to improve self-image, build friendships, resist peer pressure, achieve their goals, get along with their parents, and much more.Students will complete self-inventories to discover their own leadership qualities and also write a personal mission statement. Theclass will then use the skills and leadership models they have learned to volunteer at the Orlando Union Rescue Mission. Studentsentering 9th and 10th grade will be allowed to apply the hours spent at OURM toward their high school-required communityservice hours.Teachers: John Weaver and Maria Robelo-Monsalve5AB (S1553229): July 6th–10th 9:00–3:30 $390The Enchanted Fairy World (entering Kindergarten-3rd grade)Enter the magical world of fairies this summer! Transform yourself into an enchanted fairy for a week. Make a little fairy house,bottle up your own pixie dust, create a tiny fairy garden, and make your own fairy food. By the end of this week, you will sprouthonorary fairy wings! We will spend our time reading and learning all about fairies. We will also swim in the LHPS pool each day.On the last enchanted day you will be sprinkled with fairy dust and will magically turn into a fairy from your toes to your nose!Teachers: Holly Comer and Karen Tisdale3AB (S1533182): June 22nd – 26th 9:00-3:30 $390Summer Spectacular 2015 | 21
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