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Registration Students choose classes from areas of interest. Classes are offered for students entering grades 1-6. You can register online at http://kidsoncampus.franklincollege.edu or complete and return the registration form with payment to Franklin College. We have several registration options listed below. These options are sure to fit every families busy summer schedule. Online registration begins April 16th.

Camp Cost Early Bird Registration^ Deadline: May 23th Pick one class(es): $59 per class

Morning or Afternoon (3 classes): $119 ($39.67 per class)

*Welcome to join us for lunch

8:30 am - 3:40 pm (5 classes): $169 ($33.80 per class)


Registrations^ received after deadline: Pick one class(es): $69 per class

Morning or Afternoon (3 classes): $129 ($49.67 per class)

*Welcome to join us for lunch


8:30 am - 5:00 pm (6 classes): $199 ($41.50 per class) ^Includes material fee.

Welcome to Kids on Campus, a summer program offered by Franklin College. Our goal is to develop and expand students’ interests,

stimulate creativity and provide unique learning opportunities on the Franklin College Campus.

Session Date

June 23 - 27 Monday - Friday

http://kidsoncampus.franklincollege.edu

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Limited Class Size Class sizes are limited. Register early for the best course selection. Online registration begins April 16th.

Lunch Any student attending camp all day should bring in a disposable sack lunch. Refrigeration is available.

Contact Information April Reamsnyder [email protected] Office: (317)-738-8749 Fax: (317)-738-8738 Franklin College Attn: April Reamsnyder 101 Branigin Blvd Franklin, IN 46131

Jeff Stanley [email protected]

317-412-4086

Scholarships We will offer scholarships to children of Johnson County schools. Scholarships will be awarded on referral from school counselors for those students that have economic challenges that would otherwise make it impossible for them to attend. Recipients must have maintained a C-average or better and have been a respectful student to their classmates and teachers.

Payments Cash, Check and Credit Cards are accepted (Visa, Master Card & Discover). Please make checks payable to Franklin College. Please bring cash payments into the Event Management office located in the Napolitan Student Center, basement level.

Refund A refund, minus a $20 processing fee and material fees, will be made for any cancellation two weeks prior to that session start date. No refunds will be made after that two week period. No refunds for material fees will be given.

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All About Animals 3,2,1...Blast Off! Can You Dig It!

Caterpillar Transformed Chess: Beginner Level DNA: Code of Life

Cooking on Campus DNA: Code of Life Flight Simulator 1: Beginner

Eric Carle: Inspired Flight Simulator 2: Advanced Fly Free

Fable Puppet Theatre Imaginary World of Cartooning Get Electric

Fairy Tale Reader Theatre Karate Imaginary World of Cartooning

Field Day Outrageous Roller Coasters Karate

Munching through Math Robots Rock! Outrageous Roller Coasters

Paper Crafting Science Kitchen Puppet Masters

Plastic Canvas Creations Shake It Up! Robots Rock!

Science Kitchen ¡Sí, Español! Science Kitchen

Shiver Me Measurement, Matey Simply Delicious Chocolate Shake It Up!

What’s The Matter? Sport Day Sport Day

Sun, Wind, Water...It’s Energy Ultimate Frisbee

Ultimate Frisbee

Working the Needles

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Course Title Description Details

3,2,1...Blast Off! Feel the excitement of the rocket taking

flight! You will work through the design

process to construct various rockets. You

will explore different designs, make

scientific observations, and after a trial run-

you will make modifications to your rocket.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

5-6

S, M, A

All About Animals How well do you know animals? Do you

like frogs, elephants, pigs, mice, and

turtles? Come explore the world of

animals! We will construct crafts, study

nature and create and enjoy snacks that

represent these fascinating creatures.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

S, E, G

Can You Dig It! Worms, dirt, and science! Oh my! You will

create a worm habitat to observe and

experiment with throughout the week. Do

worms like wet or dry surfaces? Do they

like the light or the dark? These are the

discoveries you will make in Can You Dig

It? This class incorporates writing, poetry,

and math while exploring the world of

worms.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4

LA, S, E, M

Caterpillar

Transformed

Discover the life cycle of a caterpillar as it

transforms it into a beautiful butterfly. Find

out what makes a butterfly different than a

moth. Determine if a butterfly is an insect.

Learn this and more through crafts, books

and activities.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

LA, S, N, E

Chess: Beginner

Level

Want to play chess? Don't know how?

Don't worry, you can learn the most

popular game in the world.! Instructions

and guidance will be given throughout

the week. After much practicing

participate in our own Chess Tournament

at the end of the week!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

5-6

M, SS, G

Academic Area Key: M - Math; LA - Language Arts; MU - Music; A - Art; SS - Social Science; S - Science; T - Technology; N - Nutrition; PE - Physical Education; E - Environment; LS - Life Skills; G - Geography

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Cooking on

Campus

What is the difference between a

teaspoon and tablespoon? What is an

ingredient? These questions and more will

be answered in this exciting class that will

challenge your math, vocabulary and

science skills.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

M, N, LS, S, LA

DNA: Code of Life Look inside yourself and other living things

to see what they are made of. View plant

and animal cells through a microscope.

Extract DNA from wheat germ and

construct an edible DNA model of your

own.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

S, M, LA

Eric Carle:

Inspired

What do Brown Bear, What Do You See,

and The Very Hungry Caterpillar have in

common? The iconic style of Eric Carle. In

this class, you will learn more about the life,

style, and techniques of Eric Carle and

create art that resembles his. We will play

with paint, experiment with textures, and

best of all, create our own masterpieces.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

A, SS, S, LA

Fable Puppet

Theatre

Bring those story book characters to life

with puppets. You will have the

opportunity to create a puppet and

reenact a fable. You will explore the

history of your fable and characters in it.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

LA, A, SS, G

Fairy Tale Reader

Theatre

This Reader’s Theaters will provide fun and

interactive ways to practice reading

fluently and with expression. By using

scripts adapted from fairy tales, students

will practice their reading skills while acting

out their favorite knight, princess, dragon

or witch!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

A, LA, G, SS, LS

Field Day Spend a fun-filled week outside in the sun

and being active. Each day the children

will take part in activities that will get them

moving. They will learn a multitude of

games and activities that enhance

individual fitness and teamwork skills.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

PE, E, LS, N

Material Fees: Each class has a $5.00 material fee. This fee is included in the registration cost.

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Flight Simulator 1:

Beginner

Use a flight simulator program to learn how

to operate an airplane. Fly a variety of

aircrafts in different regions around the

world. Learn how the pilots do it!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4

S, M, T, SS

Flight Simulator 2:

Advanced Have you taken Flight Simulator 1? Yes!

Then you are ready for the advanced

level. You will learn more techniques, fly

more complex planes and fight in

simulated combat. This will really test your

skills! (must take FS1 before taking this class)

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

5-6

S, M, T, SS

Fly Free Paint and decorate a bird house to hang

in your yard. Learn about birds common in

our area. Create scissorettes of birds,

design a game, carve out a picture, and

much more.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4

S, A, G, E

Get Electric Electricity is vital to our modern world. Just

try going a day without it. What really

happens when you turn on the lights? Build

your own circuit board to make the light

bulb glow. It’s Electric!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4

S, LA, M, SS

Imaginary World

of Cartooning

Do you like to draw? Do you like to

pretend? Then you’ve found the class for

you! Imaginary World is a class where you

will imagine your own super-cool world

and bring it to life as a comic book! You

will have the power in your pencils and

pens to give life to anything you can

imagine!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

A, LA, G, SS

Karate In this class you will study Issinryu Karate.

You will learn the different ways to control

your movements by connecting mind and

body. This is a no contact class.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

PE, LS, SS, LA

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Munching through

Math

Math just got a whole lot more delicious!

Enjoy learning math skills while eating tasty

treats that you make. Explore problem

solving, geometry, sorting and fractions all

with yummy treats and fun stories.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

M, LA, N

Outrageous Roller

Coasters Find out how the laws of physics affect the

design and motion of amusement park

rides. Create your own roller coaster.

Investigate Newton’s Law of Motion and

other related concepts.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

S, M, E

Paper Crafting Do you like art? Working with your hands?

Come use a collection of art forms to

create flowers, bookmarks, pinwheels,

buttons, and puppets. Whether they’re

cut, folded, pasted or printed...they’re fun

to make.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

A, M, SS

Plastic Canvas

Creations

Join us for this fun needlepoint you create

on plastic mesh with yarn and a big

needle! Come see what catches your

eye……4th of July refrigerator magnets will

be made. And don’t be surprised if you

get hooked on this relaxing hobby!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

A, M, SS

Puppet Masters Would Goldilocks break into the bear’s

house again? Would Rapunzel cut her

hair? Would Snow White take the Seven

Dwarfs to the castle with her? You will

explore different fairy tales/ fables and

discover what makes their characters

unique. You will create puppets from your

favorite story and retell perform it in your

very own show!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4

LA, LS, A, M

Robots Rock! Have you ever wondered how a robot

actually works? Through hands-on

learning, we will find out together! We will

trace the history, development, and

influence of automation and robotics.

Using RoboPro, you will have the

opportunity to design, build, and program

a robot of your own to solve an existing

problem.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

S, SS, M, T

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Science Kitchen How hot does water get before boiling?

Why does bread rise? We will be exploring

chemistry from a culinary perspective.

Each day we will make a new creation,

some edible and some not.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2, 3-4, 5-6

S, M, N, SS

Shake It Up! This class will see how the earth’s

movement causes the natural disasters we

hear about on the news. You will create

your own models and simulate the

different types of disasters.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

S, E, G, M, A

Shiver Me

Measurement,

Matey

Rrrr ye’ ready for an adventure on the high

seas?? Welcome aboard! Let’s use rulers,

yardsticks, and tape measures and more

to find buried treasure, create pirate ships

and invent some maps of our own!! We will

learn which measuring tools are most

appropriate, how to correctly use each

tool, closely estimate, and when to use

different units.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

M, SS, G, LA

¡Sí, Español! Yes, this class is all about Spanish! From the

culture and language to the music and

art. You will learn to say simple sentences,

read and say basic Spanish words and

experience some of the important

traditions in this festive culture.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

5-6

LA, M, G, SS

Simply Delicious

Chocolate

Find out the story of chocolate from tree to

store. Enjoy chocolate to find it simply

delicious. Design an M&M T-shirt, create a

game, design a wrapper, advertise, write

a story, and much more.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

5-6

S, M, N, A, LA

Sport Day It’s time to get outside and get moving!

We will use team building skills to play

games. This class will keep you moving

which will stimulate your mind and body.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

PE, LS, SS


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Sun, Wind,

Water...It’s Energy

All over the world, scientists are finding

new ways to not only save energy, but

make energy as well! Now it is your turn to

be the scientist! Through exciting

demonstrations and experiments, we will

create various forms of renewable energy,

such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric, to

see it work first hand. The class will put your

heads together to come up with your very

own renewable energy class project to

show what you have learned!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

5-6

S, E, M, G, T

Ultimate Frisbee This class will teach you the skills needed to

play the fastest growing sport in the world.

This non-contact sport merges elements of

soccer, hockey and football with a Frisbee

to create fun and exciting sport.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

3-4, 5-6

PE, S, M, LS

What’s The

Matter?

With fun hands-on experiments, you will to

discover the different forms of matter. You

will use the scientific method to test

properties and to change forms. We will

be concocting gunk and making a tasty

treat that displays every form!

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

1-2

S, M, LS

Working the

Needles I can’t believe I’m Crocheting…come join

us for step-by-step lessons. Create a

crocheted bracelet, ring and a Granny

Square. After you learn how to read a

pattern, you will be on your way to other

wonderful creations.

Grade Level:

Academic Area:

5-6

A, M, LS, SS

Material Fees: Each class has a $5.00 material fee. This fee is included in the registration cost.

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Registration There are several ways to register your child(ren) for Kids On Campus. Below is a listing of those options. If you have any question about registration please feel free to call April Reamsnyder at (317)-738-8749. Online registration begins on April 16th.

Franklin College Attn: April Reamsnyder 101 Branigin Blvd Franklin, IN 46131

Call April Reamsnyder at: (317) 738-8749 Fax registration form to: (317) 738-8738

This is the preferred and easiest way to register. Go to the online registration site at http://kidsoncampus.franklincollege.edu

Located on the basement level of the Napolitan Student Center Summer Business Hours are M-F 8:00am-4:00pm

http://kidsoncampus.franklincollege.edu

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Payment Methods Registration fees may be paid a variety of ways and must be submitted with your registration form. Cash, Check and Credit Cards are accepted (Visa, Master Card & Discover). Please make checks payable to Franklin College. Credit Card payments can be made when registering online. Please bring cash payments into the Event Management office located in the Napolitan Student Center Basement.

Refunds If you need to cancel your registration, a refund minus a $20 processing fee and material fees will be given. This is only effective on cancellations made two weeks prior to that session start date. No refunds will be made after that two week period. No refunds for material fees will be given.

Frosty Finish Join us on the last day of camp to celebrate the fun we have had and share some of our experiences from the week. At 11:50am all classes will return to the JCFA atrium. Then at 12:20pm, once everyone has had an opportunity to eat their lunch and enjoy some frosty ice cream treats, we will share what we have learned with one another.

Sign In & Out Camp will begin promptly at 8:30am for the AM or All Day classes. If you have signed up for PM classes you should arrive at 12:35pm. If you are only attending one class please arrive 10 minutes before class time. Parents must sign in and out their children each day of camp. Each child will receive a name tag that should be returned before they leave at the end of each day, along with a color card representing the zone they will be in at sign out.

Golden Camper We are excited to announce that this year during each session we will be drawing for the Golden Camper award. Any student that is found helping other students, participating in class, and being an overall good citizen; they will be given a ticket that can be entered into the drawing. At the end of camp, during the Frosty Finish, we will draw the winner. One boy and girl from each session will be awarded a cool lunch tote with tons of goodies inside, specialized T-Shirt and a certificate.

Kids on Campus Registration Form Please this complete registration form along with Course Selection Worksheet and return to:

Franklin College; April Reamsnyder, 101 Branigin Blvd., Franklin, IN 46131

The undersigned, as a parent or guardian of the child named above, desires that my child participate in Kids on Campus. By execution of this Release, I agree that all requirements, directions and standards set by staff, use of equipment or supplies under the supervision of the staff, shall be deemed to have been accomplished for the benefit of my child. I also grant permission for any pictures taken containing my child may be used for future promotional purposes. In the consideration of Franklin College’s efforts on my child’s behalf, I do hereby voluntarily assume all risk of accident, injury, damage and/or loss to my child’s property that may arise out of child’s participation in Kids on Campus, hereby intending to release and discharge Franklin College, its Board of Trustees, officers, employees and agents associated or connected with Kids on Campus from every claim, liability or damage of any kind caused by negligence of Franklin College, its Board of Trustees, officers, employees or agents involved or otherwise that may result from my child’s participation in Kids on Campus.

The undersigned acknowledges that the child named is a minor under the age of 18. Although a minor, my child is aware of the risks involved with participating. I assure Franklin College that I have carefully counseled my child on the risk of participating. Further, I assure Franklin College that there are no physical or other reasons that preclude my child from participating in Kids on Campus. I authorize Franklin College to obtain such medical care, emergency or otherwise, that it may in its sole discretion deem necessary for my child. Further, I assure Franklin College that I have adequate health insurance or personal funds to provide payment for all costs of medical care necessary for my child. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Franklin College from any costs associated with such care.

__________________________________________ _______________________________________ __________________ Parent or Guardian Signature Printed Parent or Guardian name Date

Child’s Name ________________________________________________ Grade (as of Fall 2014) __________ Address _______________________________________________________ School ____________________ City _______________________________________ Zip __________ T-Shirt Size: Youth Adult S M L XL Parent/Guardian Name _____________________________________________________________________ Home Phone __________________ Work Phone ____________________ Cell Phone ______________ Email: ___________________________________________________ Add me to your email list: Yes No Best way to contact you: Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone Email Emergency Contact ____________________________________________ Phone No. __________________ Session Time: One Class AM PM All Day How did you hear about Kids on Campus ______________________________________________________ Payment Method: Cash Check Check # ___________ Credit/Debit Card: Visa MC Discover

Card # _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Card Exp: __________ Signature: ________________________

Early Bird Registration (Deadline - May 23th): 1 class ($59), Am/Pm ($119), 5 classes ($169), 6 classes ($189)

Registration received after deadline: 1 class ($69), Am/Pm ($129), 5 classes ($179), 6 classes ($199) *Material Fees have been included in the registration costs

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Morning Classes

8:30 am - 9:40am 9:50 am - 11:00 am 11:10 am - 12:15 pm

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All About Animals Caterpillar Transformed Eric Carle: Inspired

Field Day Cooking on Campus Fable Puppet Theater

Munching Through Math Fairy Tale Reader Theater Science Kitchen

Plastic Canvas Creations Field Day Shiver Me Measurement Matey

What's the Matter Paper Crafting

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DNA: Code of Life Can You Dig It? Puppet Masters

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Flight Simulator 1: Beginner Get Electric Fly Free

Outrageous Roller Coasters Imaginary World of Cartooning Robots Rock!

Ultimate Frisbee Karate Shake It Up!

Sport Day

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Imaginary World of Cartooning DNA: Code of Life 3, 2, 1….Blast Off

Karate Outrageous Roller Coasters Flight Simulator 2: Advanced

Robots Rock! ¡Sí, Español! Karate

Science Kitchen Sun, Wind, Water…It's Energy ¡Sí, Español!

Ultimate Frisbee Working the Needles

Afternoon Classes

12:45 pm - 1:55 pm 2:05 pm - 3:15 pm 3:25 pm - 4:30 pm

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Caterpillar Transformed Eric Carle: Inspired Cooking on Campus

Field Day Fairy Tale Reader Theater Fable Puppet Theater

Munching Through Math Field Day Plastic Canvas Creations

Plastic Canvas Creations Paper Crafting Shiver Me Measurement Matey

What's the Matter Science Kitchen G

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Can You Dig It? Get Electric Imaginary World of Cartooning

DNA: Code of Life Outrageous Roller Coasters Karate

Flight Simulator 1: Beginner Puppet Masters Robots Rock!

Karate Ultimate Frisbee Science Kitchen

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Imaginary World of Cartooning 3, 2, 1….Blast Off Chess: Beginner Level

Outrageous Roller Coasters Karate DNA: Code of Life

Robots Rock! Simply Delicious Chocolate Flight Simulator 2: Advanced

¡Sí, Español! Sun, Wind, Water…It's Energy Shake It Up!

Ultimate Frisbee Sport Day

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