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ILLINOIS • VALLEY • COMMUNITY • COLLEGEED’VENTURE CAMP 2018

Fab Lab • STEM Solvers • Virtual Reality • Cooking • RoboticsArt • The Jurassic Age • Lego Animation • Code Breakers

WHAT IS THIS ZEBRA DOING HERE?

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summer field trip & lego camps!

Journey to the Jurassic Age! Bringing the Museum to You[AGES: 6-9] YOU-2501-06Day OneExplore the REAL Jurassic world with Betsy Carlson from the Burpee Museum of Natural History! What was the Jurassic environment like? Discover what dinosaurs lived during this time and why they went extinct. You will see pictures of Burpee’s dig site, see actual Jurassic age bones and create a model Jurassic world. Campers will also learn about the armor that many of these dinosaurs were equipped with such as spikes, clubs and plates. How did this armor function and how did they protect themselves from predators? How was it possible for such huge dinosaurs to function and move? Get the low down on special structures found in their bodies and discover how big they actually got. Create your own giant sauropod!

Day TwoCan you imagine a dinosaur hatching from an egg? Get the latest research on dinosaur nests and their eggs. Learn about egg structure and research the size of dinosaur eggs. You will make a nest display with eggs hatching and a dinosaur puppet. Before the end of this camp, you will put your knowledge to the test and participate in a simulated dig for bones using the same methods used by anthropologists!

During camp students will have the unique opportunity to handle and examine both casts and real artifacts from the museum! Students will be supervised during lunch and should bring a sack lunch that does not require refrigeration. [1 week-2 sessions]Tue-Wed Jun 12-13 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Room: B-216 Betsy Carlson $103

RADICAL ROBOTICS [AGES: 8-12] YOU-2124-06Construct, code, command…repeat! Discover the world of robotics as you build not one, but multiple robots, piece by piece. Once your design is complete you will then tackle basic coding functions in order to program various commands. You could build a humanoid robot that walks on two legs or even a crocodile that wags its tail! Whatever it may be, this class is the perfect mix of physics, engineering and computer science that kids will be sure to love! Students will also work on a small project that they can take home at the end of class. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Jun 11-14 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: CTC-216 Tricia Haynes $89

Storytime STEM [AGES: 5-6] YOU-2320-06What does the Cat in the Hat, Three Billy Goats Gruff and other classic children’s stories have in common? Whether you realize it or not, they all explore Science, Engineering and Mathematical [STEM] concepts through their tales. Each day discover a new story, along with participating in both individual and partnered, hands-on projects. These projects will be presented with an assortment of materials to allow creativity and unique expression with each experiment. Students will keep track of their projects in a journal which will go home on the last day of class. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Jun 25-28 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: B-216 Tanya Smith $69

VIRTUAL REALITY: THE FUTURE IS NOW! [AGES: 8-12] YOU-2128-06Embark on an EPIC adventure in virtual reality! In this cutting edge class, you will learn the foundations of VR design by creating your own virtual worlds, exploring simulated environments and crafting memorable 3D experiences. At the end of the week, take home your first cardboard VR headset to show friends and family the new worlds you created. VR projects can be viewed on a website or a mobile device. Students do not need a mobile device to take the class, but to use the VR headset a camper will need access to an Android or Apple mobile device. Students will work in pairs or teams and VR projects will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. There is $19 lab fee for the VR headset, which has been included in the cost of the class. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Jun 25-28 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: CTC-208 Marty Makransky $138

Art & Authors Who Inspire [AGES: 5-6] YOU-1118-07What is the first thing you picture when someone mentions Dr. Seuss? Is it the eccentric illustrations that bring every book to life? Come explore classic stories from iconic authors, while creating your own illustrations using each stories’ unique techniques. Authors such as Eric Carle, Lois Ehlert, Mo Willems and the ever popular Dr. Seuss will be discussed. The stories, along with their classic art styles, will be sure to inspire any child’s inner “artiste”. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Jul 9-12 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: B-216 Tanya Smith $69

Code Breakers [AGES: 8-12] YOU-2125-07Calling all future coders, programmers and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the high school student who just made $1 million dollars for programming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Jul 9-12 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: CTC-208 Marty Makransky $119

Kids in the KitchenChef Sara is back this summer to teach junior chefs a variety of skills including how to read simple recipes, identify kitchen utensils, measure ingredients and how to work safely. Culinary camps are hands-on and students will get to taste test as well as take home recipes used in class. [1 week-1 session]

Ooey Gooey Culinary Fun!Have fun with your slime and eat it too! In this camp you will have fun making various versions of this fun & gooey edible delight. From candy corn slime to glow in the dark slime, time will fly by as you explore these all new recipes for summertime fun! [AGES: 7-9] YOU-4210-07Tue Jul 10 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: CTC-123 Sara Fitzpatrick $39

[AGES: 10+] YOU-4210-17Tue Jul 10 1-4 p.m.Room: CTC-123 Sara Fitzpatrick $39

Mad ScienceExplore chemistry in the kitchen! We will make elephant toothpaste and turn milk into plastic! Have fun this summer cooking up some fun kitchen science experiments that are out of this world! The best part will be taste testing some of our creations![AGES: 7-9] YOU-4210-08Tue Aug 7 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: CTC-123 Sara Fitzpatrick $39

[AGES: 10+] YOU-4210-18Tue Aug 7 1-4 p.m.Room: CTC-123 Sara Fitzpatrick $39

Fab Lab Academy[AGES: 9-12] YOU-2116-07Experience the digital design world and bring your ideas to life! Join us for this hands-on computer aided design (CAD) class where students will be introduced to professional-level modeling software that will allow them to create all types of unique designs and projects. Students will then be given a final project that they will have the opportunity to print, using IVCC’s state of the art 3D printer! There will be a $10 printing fee payable to the instructor at class. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Jul 16-19 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: CTC-119 Mary Smith $69

Learn to Play Disc Golf[AGES 9+] YOU-5005-07Experience the fun and competitive sport of disc golf at the IVCC Disc Golf Course. IVCC has one of the top disc golf courses in the Illinois Valley! You will learn all the basics such as the drive, the approach and the putt. Instructor, Wes Black, will teach you to throw a disc, similar to a frisbee, farther than you thought possible! There are discs made to go left, right and straight depending on the hole. Your goal is to get the disc into a big metal basket in as few shots as possible! A variety of discs will be provided by the instructor for use during the camp and each student will take home a beginner disc so that you can continue to play after camp is over! [1 week-1 session] Mon Jul 30 9-11 a.m.Parking Lot #4 Wes Black $25

Little Ninjas Tae Kwon Do[AGES: 5-7] YOU-5004-07Taekwondo builds self-confidence, strength, flexibility, memory and coordination. Children will participate in fun activities and learn basic blocks, kicks and punches as they are fully engaged by certified instructors. Students will also experience navigating an obstacle course in our own scaled back version of American Ninja Warriors! Little Ninjas have so much fun they don’t even realize that they’re learning very important skills including respect, listening, following directions and teamwork. On the last day, families are invited to watch their demonstration where they will break their first board! Please bring water and wear comfortable athletic clothing. Students will be barefoot during class. Master Javier Duque is a 6th Dan Black Belt, Kukkiwon Certified, and has been teaching Martial Arts for the past sixteen years. Kathryn Gonzalo-Duque is a 4th Dan Black Belt, Kukkiwon Certified. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Jul 16-19 1:30-2:30 p.m.Room: Gym Kathyrn & Javier Duque $39

STEM Solvers: Science CampNew experiments for 2018 to challenge inquiring minds Instructor Glenn Hall is back with new science challenges for 2018! Campers will be introduced to engineering design process through a variety of STEM challenges. You will work in teams and compete against each other following the unique criteria and constraints of each STEM challenge. However, science, technology, engineering and math will not be the only skills practiced. You will use hands on activities to develop and practice real world skills like critical thinking, problem solving, leadership and collaboration! Dive into thrilling experiments that will be sure to mold the minds of our young campers into future scientists! Students will be supervised during lunch and should bring a sack lunch that does not require refrigeration. [1 week-1 session][AGES: 10+] YOU-2301-07Tue Jul 17 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Room: C-316 Glenn Hall $59

[AGES: 7-9] YOU-2301-17Wed Jul 18 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Room: C-316 Glenn Hall $59

What Makes Me Tick?[AGES: 7+] YOU-8001-01Did you know your heart beats an average of 100,000 time a day? That an adult brain weighs up to 3 lbs.? And in your lifetime, your digestive system will handle over 50 tons of food and liquid? Seems crazy, right? Well, it’s true! The human body is an amazing machine and we will explore and experiment throughout the week as we examine all things from the inside out. From guts to blood, gasses to skeletons, we will discover what makes us tick. Instructor: Barb Crew

Time Travelling Wimpy Kids & Where to Find Them[AGES: 7+] YOU-8001-02Calling campers who would like to journey through the mitochondrial mazes of young adult literature. Partake in a variety of activities inspired by your favorite books and series: A Wrinkle in Time, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them. Participate in science experiments, ponder time travel, create your own time capsule and invent your own fantastic beast! Avoid the “cheese touch” and read a book this summer! Instructor: Ashley Swanson

It’s a Small World [AGES: 7+] YOU-8001-03 Pack your bags and journey with us to Japan, Mexico and Italy! Discover how children around the world celebrate their culture, customs and holiday traditions. Through language, music, dress and art projects we will have a festive journey. From origami to Mexican sugar skulls, you will stamp your passports as you visit a different country each day! We will also sample a few regional foods and treats in camp! Instructor: Mary Donovan

STEMtastic Ed’Ventures[AGES: 8+] YOU-8001-04What happens when you give teams of kids all the same materials to start with, but then the experiment produces very different outcomes? The best STEM challenge ever! Explore the fundamental principles of physics by building and then racing an edible car. Put your engineering skills to the test as you design and construct a robot. Have you had the opportunity to program a Sphero? Well, now is your chance! Each day will bring a number of new and exciting challenges to conquer. It will be STEMtastic!Instructor: Tricia Haynes

Wild & Crazy Portraits [AGES: 9+] YOU-8001-05Fill the digital divide with fine art by bringing out the Van Gogh in you! We’ll digitally capture your face and project the image to canvas. Let your imagination run wild as you paint your own self portrait. Students will learn how to mix colors and paint with acrylics. A final group project will produce a painting for display at IVCC. Please wear clothes you can get paint on. This long time favorite fills fast, so register early.Instructor: Hugo Heredia

Imagination Animation [AGES: 9+] YOU-8001-06Calling all budding filmmakers! Are you familiar with films and cartoons using stop motion animation? You’ll learn the ‘behind the scenes’ animation process. Starting with a storyboard plan, students will build characters using a variety of materials and film their actions frame by frame with a digital camera. You will learn the basic techniques and processes of media production. The finished product will amaze you when you learn how easy it is to do. A group project will be produced and you will take home a copy of your first feature film. Instructor: Vanessa Goslin

Blast Off! Rocketry [AGES: 10+] YOU-8001-07Become the next NASA aeronautical engineer as you investigate the scientific principles of rocket building. Learn how to design relaunchable rockets from wrapping paper tubes. Discover how experimentation with various fin and nose cone designs will affect flight. Each student will build their own rockets and test flights will be made daily. The group will engineer project rockets to be launched at Thursday’s finale celebration. Instructor: Dennis Sparr

MON, JULY 23 MINORS (CHOOSE ONE)

SURVIVAL CHALLENGE [AGES: 7+] YOU-8130-01Race against time! Using plastic water bottles and other common household items, campers will compete to create the best water filtration station. Instructor: Glenn Hall

PHOTO SAFARI: SECRET PLACES [AGES: 7+] YOU-8160-01Bring your cell phone, iPad, camera....whatever you have to capture an image. Together we will tour some of the behind the scenes and secret areas of the IVCC Campus as we take some unique pictures. *Cameras will be collected at check-in during the morning, and then distributed to students in the afternoon for camp. Instructor: Barb Crew

OVER THE RAINBOW [AGES: 7+] YOU-8192-01Create your own masterpiece. Melted crayon art is an easy and fun thing to do for those artistic adventurers out there. It’s so simple, yet the end result can be stunning. No wonder the trend is all the rage! Design your inspiration piece. Instructor: Ashley Swanson

“I’M TELLING” [AGES: 7+] YOU-8208-01Create your own story and tell it like a boss! Learn how stories are created, break down the elements of a story and learn how to add your personal style. Bring your creativity and be ready to have some fun! Instructor: Tricia Kelly

DIY: BATH & BODY WORKSHOP [AGES: 7+] YOU-8204-01Create your own home made lotions and sugar scrubs in one afternoon! Not only will they smell good, but they are also good for your skin! This is not just for girls! Boys will have fun creating their own bath products too! Instructor: Tricia Haynes

THE GREAT BREAK-OUT [AGES: 7-9] YOU-8203-01Can you solve puzzles and find clues to ultimately “break-out” before the other team? Use teamwork and your clever mind to succeed in the ultimate escape! Break-out of IVCC! Instructor: Mary Donovan

WILD & CRAZY APPS! [AGES: 9+] YOU-8202-01Discover the world of adobe apps and the fun effects they have to offer! You will need to bring an iPad or iPhone to class with a free adobe ID set up prior to class. You can set up an account by going to accounts.adobe.com. *Devices will be collected at check-in during the morning, and then distributed to students in the afternoon for camp. Instructor: Hugo Heredia

FIND YOUR HAPPY PLACE! [AGES: 9+] YOU-8205-01If you love the movie Trolls than you will LOVE this painting class! See how you can bring these lovable characters to life, on canvas. Instructor: Vanessa Goslin

TWIST IT, BEND IT, FOLD IT [AGES: 7+] YOU-8152-02With a twist and a fold and lots of imagination, you will discover some awesome creations. Think ancient Japanese origami meets balloon animals! Learn to design 3-D art featuring hats, critters and other creatures using balloons and folded paper. Instructor: Barb Crew

CRAZY 4 CIRCUITS [AGES: 7+] YOU-8206-02Learn the basics of electricity by exploring how circuits work, conductors and resistors. Build a variety of circuits and experiment with voltage. You will get a “charge” out of the afternoon! Instructor: Glenn Hall

SPRINKLES, GLITTER & A PINCH OF MAGIC [AGES: 7+] YOU-8207-02In a world full of horses, be a unicorn! Roll up your sleeves and get ready to have fun in the kitchen classroom! We will be making unicorn treats and using our imagination in creative art projects. Instructor: Ashley Swanson

EXPLORE-A-STORY [AGES: 7+] YOU-8208-02What kind of stories speak to you? Funny stories? Sad stories? What about spoooky stories? Find out what kind of story best tells your story, and how to use stories to bring out the very best you! Tap into your creativity in this fun and fast paced camp! Instructor: Tricia Kelly

DIY: BATH & BODY WORKSHOP [AGES: 7+] YOU-8204-02Instructor: Tricia Haynes

THE GREAT BREAK-OUT [AGES: 7-9] YOU-8203-02Instructor: Mary Donovan

CARTOONING WITH HUGO [AGES: 9+] YOU-8104-02Try your hand at cartooning, no experience necessary – just a creative sense of humor. Learn how line and form combine to get the facial expressions and comic movement you want to convey. Maybe you’ll be the next Walt Disney! Instructor: Hugo Heredia

FIND YOUR HAPPY PLACE! [AGES: 9+] YOU-8205-02Instructor: Vanessa Goslin

BUBBLE-PALOOZA! [AGES: 7+] YOU-8103-03Spend some time experimenting with bubble formulas, learn how to create giant bubbles of your own and learn where the color comes from.Instructor: Tricia Haynes

TWIST IT, BEND IT, FOLD IT [AGES: 7+] YOU-8152-03Instructor: Barb Crew

SPRINKLES, GLITTER & A PINCH OF MAGIC [AGES: 7+] YOU-8207-03 Instructor: Ashley Swanson

CRAZY 4 CIRCUITS [AGES: 7+] YOU-8206-03Instructor: Glenn Hall

HEGELER CARUS FIELD TRIP [AGES: 8+] YOU-8209-03Take a trip back in time at the Hegeler Carus Mansion! Tour Director and storyteller Tricia Kelly will take you on a special tour of the Mansion. You’ll learn about how many children lived in the home, what innovations and mischief they made, and even the rarely-told tale of the little monkey that got loose in the house! This camp will travel by bus to the Hegeler Carus Mansion in LaSalle this afternoon. Parents will receive a field trip permission form to complete for this program. Instructor: Tricia Kelly

DO IT “WRIGHT” WITH STAINED GLASS [AGES: 9+] YOU-8195-03Explore the geometric patterns in Frank Lloyd Wright’s stained glass with this fun project simulating stained glass art.Instructor: Vanessa Goslin

CARTOONING WITH HUGO [AGES: 9+] YOU-8104-03Instructor: Hugo Heredia

THE GREAT BREAK-OUT![AGES: 10+] YOU-8203-03Instructor: Mary Donovan

TUE, JULY 24 MINORS (CHOOSE ONE)

WED, JULY 25 MINORS (CHOOSE ONE)

July 23-26, 2018

IVCC Ed’Venture is an enrichment program designed for school children ages 7-14. The cost of camp includes all materials and t-shirt.

Classes will meet:Monday – Wednesday: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.Thursday: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

A closing celebration will end the camp on Thursday at 1 p.m. in the IVCC Gymnasium. All family and friends are invited to attend.

How does it work?Each child will choose one major class which will meet every morning from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. In the afternoons, Mon - Wed, they will choose 3 different classes to attend. Please choose an alternate major and minor, in case your first choices are full.

WHAT TO BRING?Bring lunch that does not require refrigeration. Wear comfortable clothing that can get wet or soiled and tennis shoes. NO sandals please. Wear a cap to keep the sun off and apply bug spray and sunscreen before you arrive.

Parents: Please drop off and pick up your children within 15 minutes of start and ending times each day. On Thursday the closing festivities will end at approximately 2 p.m.

Must register by July 3rd to guarantee a camp T-shirt.

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LEGO© Films & Stop Action! [AGES: 8-12] YOU-2129-08Make your LEGOs come to life! Bring in your favorite action figures or LEGOs and create a short film with your friends. Whether you want to recreate a scene from Star Wars or design a world of your own, this class brings your dreams to the screen. Students will need to bring in LEGOs or action figures from home, but all other equipment is provided. Student-created films will be available on a password protected website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Aug 6-9 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Room: CTC-216 Amy Weber $119

LEGO© VIDEO GAMES [AGES: 8-12] YOU-2130-08Combine your two favorite activities: LEGOs and Video Games! Students will create their own LEGO characters and adventures in an interactive 2D Video Game. Everyone is welcome in this one-of-a-kind class. At the end of the program, every student will have a finished LEGO Video Game that can be shared with friends and family through a password protected Black Rocket website. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Games are only compatible on PC computers; Mac versions can be created after the program is completed for a $15.00 conversion fee. [1 week-4 sessions]Mon-Thu Aug 6-9 1-4 p.m.Room: CTC-208 Amy Weber $119

Sign up for both LEGO camps and stay on campus all day! Call (815) 224-0427 for details.

Lions, Zebras & Sea HorsesJohn G. Shedd Aquarium, Cloud Gate & Lincoln Park Zoo [AGES 5+] YOU-2512-408Includes: motor coach transportation, admission to the John G. Shedd Aquarium, aquatic presentation, lunch at Giordano’s pizza, visit to Cloud Gate at Millennium Park, free time at Lincoln Park Zoo, gratuities and snacks.

Let’s head to Chicago for a special day that has been planned for both the young and young at heart! We will start our day with a visit to the John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, home to more than 32,000 animals representing 1,500 species, which is one of the largest and most diverse collections of aquatic animals in the world. You will also experience Shedd’s aquatic presentation. Experience an exciting introduction to Pacific white-sided dolphins, beluga whales and a changing lineup of other favorite animals. Learn about amazing animal adaptations in a live setting, highlighting sharing how a variety of aquatic species are uniquely equipped to thrive in nature. Experience a Chicago favorite – pizza! We will enjoy lunch at the legendary home of Chicago style pizza…Giordano’s! This afternoon we will make a stop in Millenium Park to view the magnificent Cloud Gate sculpture (often referred to as “the Bean”). The 110-ton elliptical sculpture reflects Chicago’s famous skyline and the clouds above. Explore this architectural marvel up close before we visit the wildest spot in Chicago - Lincoln Park Zoo! Enjoy free time to visit Talini, the zoo’s newest polar bear, explore the primate house, visit penguin cove, experience the rainforest in the bird house, hear the roar of the lion and watch the seals at play in their pool.

Please Note: Passengers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult family member or guardian.

Date: Thursday, August 2Time: 7:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.Where: IVCC Parking Lot, #4Course: YOU-2512-408Fee: $115 per person

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