under the oaks summer 2014

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Summer 2014

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Thank you for your interest in Oak Hill School’s Under The Oaks Summer Program. This camp promises to provide your elementary or early middle school-age child with unique experiences both in and out of the classroom. Academic, enrichment and athletic sessions are offered for children entering prekindergarten through the sixth grade.

Knowing that summer schedules are packed with various activities, Under The Oaks strives to make your experience as seamless as possible by offering the following options:

» Full-day camp schedule available for campers of all ages. » Early morning care is available from 8-9 a.m. » Lunch may be purchased for half-day and full-day campers. » Drop-off transportation is offered at six convenient locations twice daily.

Under The Oaks has simple and efficient online registration through CampBrain, which is a specialized provider for camps across the nation. To register your child for Under The Oaks sessions, please visit oakhillschool.org/undertheoaks and click on the registration link.

For other important details, go to our Facts Page, or contact the Under The Oaks office at 615-298-9590 or [email protected].

We can’t wait to see you this summer at Under the Oaks!

BJ Feuerhelm & Alyssa BegleyCamp Directors

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Academics Calendar

boys outdoor adventure week

ATHLETICS Calendar

Dates details

may 27-30 3 day/2night camp (6th)

DatesHalf-Day Session A:

9 a.m.-12 p.m.Half-Day Session B:

1-4 p.m.

Week 1: June 2-6 Football (4th-6th) Girls Basketball (2nd-6th)

Week 2: June 9-13 Boys Basketball (2nd-6th)

Week 3: June 16-20 Track Academy (2nd-6th)

Week 4: June 23-27 Co-Ed Soccer (K-4th)

Week 5: July 7-11 Cheerleading (PreK-4th)

enrichments CalendarDates

Half-DAy Session A: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Half-Day Session B: 1-4 p.m.

Session 1: 9-10:30 a.m.

Week 1: June 2-6Reading and Writing

Outside the Box (1st-3rd)Computer Animation

with Scratch (3rd-5th)Cake Baking for Beginners

(PreK-6th)Getting to Know You

(Kindergarten) Great States of America

(1st-2nd)Reading Around the World

(1st-2nd)Magic Carpet Ride

(PreK-K)

Week 2: June 9-13Mini Museum Masterpieces

(1st-3rd)Adventure Camp (3rd-6th)

Cake Baking for Beginners (PreK-6th)

Early Engineers (K-2nd)Fancy Nancy Book Club

(K-1st)

Week 3: June 16-20Reading Around the World

(1st-2nd)Adventure Camp (3rd-6th) Kids Culinary 101 (3rd-6th)

Fizz, Bubble and Pop! (3rd-4th)Le Semaine du Francais

(2nd-6th)

Toe-Tally Dance (2nd-5th)

Week 4: June 23-27Getting to Know You

(Kindergarten)Dollhouse Design (2nd-6th)

All Things AV (1st-6th)

Week 5: July 7-11 Adventure Camp (3rd-6th) Babysitters Club (4th-6th)

Check Mate (1st-6th) Bust a Myth (3rd-5th)

Passport to the World (3rd-5th) Cakes for Kids (PreK-6th)Flag Football (1st-3rd)

Summer 2014 Programcalendars

DatesHalf-day Session A:

9 a.m.-12 p.m.Session 2:

10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.session 1:

9-10:30 a.m.

Week 1: June 2-6 Math Enrichment Club (3rd-4th)

Week 2: June 9-13 Springboard to Summer (5th) ISEE Prep (6th)

Week 3: June 16-20 Springboard to Summer (6th)

Week 4: June 23-27Digital Writing Wonders

(2nd-5th)


DatesSession 2:

10:30A.M.-12 p.m.Session 3: 1-2:30 P.m.

Session 4: 2:30-4 p.m.

Week 1: June 2-6American Girl Summer Tea Party

(PreK-4th)Little LegoLand (PreK-4th) Angry Birds (PreK-4th)

Candy & Cookie Fun (PreK-6th)

Decatha-Lawn Games (1st-3rd)

Magic Carpet Ride (PreK-K)

Week 2: June 9-13 Boxapalooza (2nd-6th) Camping 101 (2nd-3rd) Dance, Dance, Dance! (2nd-6th)

Cakes for Kids (PreK-6th) Stitch It (1st-6th)

Week 3: June 16-20 Passport to Food (3rd-6th) LegoLand (K-4th) K'Nex Construction (3rd-6th)

So You Want to be a Pirate? (K-2nd)

Math Mania (K-2nd)

Sing, Rehearse & Record (3rd-6th)

Music to My Ears (K-3rd)

Week 4: June 23-27 Cultural Connections (1st-6th) Animals in Art (K-3rd) Paint! Paint! Paint! (K-3rd)

Paper Dolls Fashion Runway (2nd-6th)

Bead-Dazzle Them With Jewelry (2nd-6th)

Space Adventures (PreK-2nd)

Princess Party (PreK-2nd) What Floats Your Boat? (2nd-6th)

Week 5: July 7-11 Candy & Cookie Fun (PreK-6th) Sew Easy (2nd-5th) Detective 101 (2nd-5th)

Girls & Science (2nd-5th)

Mini Ropes/Team Building (K-4th)

DatesHalf-day Session A:

9 a.m.-12 p.m.Session 2:

10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.session 1:

9-10:30 a.m.

Week 1: June 2-6 Math Enrichment Club (3rd-4th)

Week 2: June 9-13 Springboard to Summer (5th) ISEE Prep (6th)

Week 3: June 16-20 Springboard to Summer (6th)

Week 4: June 23-27Digital Writing Wonders

(2nd-5th)


Boys Outdoor Adventure Week3 days & 2 nightsExplore the great outdoors with Oak Hill School coaches Carlton Stewart and Scott Mason. Campers will participate in a variety of outdoor activities, including a ropes course, fishing, canoeing, hiking, cooking and much more. The camp will culminate with a 3 day/2 night camping trip.Rising 6th Grade, Cost: $250

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AcademicsMath Enrichment Club: 9-10:30 a.m.Adam SiegelDoes your child love math? Then, sign up for the Math Enrichment Club. Lower school teacher Adam Siegel will engage students to create group projects using a variety of mathematical skills and concepts.Rising 3rd-4th Grades, Cost: $80

AthleticsFootball: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Carlton StewartOak Hill School Coach Carlton Stewart and his all-star staff will guide campers through the fundamentals of becoming a great football player. Learn from former pro and current NCAA players as they share their knowledge and insight about what it takes to succeed in football. Whether you are looking to be a defensive stopper or offensive star, you will learn techniques and fundamentals that will start you down the path to success.Rising 4th-6th Grades, Cost: $155

Girls Basketball: 1-4p.m.Kaitlin AdamsJoin Oak Hill School Coach Kaitlin Adams for high-tempo fun as campers hit the hardwoods. The camp is designed to establish a solid foundation for basketball fundamentals, balancing skill work with fun.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $155

Enrichments Half-day Session A: 9 a.m.–12 p.m.Reading and Writing Outside the BoxMargaret KoehlerHere is the chance for young learners to explore literacy through Reader’s Theater and creative writing. Lower school teacher Margaret Koehler will help campers sharpen reading skills such as comprehension, fluency and prosody, while practicing and performing mini-plays based on real books. Campers will also use their imagination to author creative stories, using read-aloud books to act as inspiration for their own work. The week will conclude with a performance of their Reader’s Theater play and a book of their own stories.Rising 1st-3rd Grades, Cost: $160

Enrichments Half-day session b: 1–4 p.m.Computer Animation with ScratchMargaret KoehlerMany children have seen and enjoyed animated movies such as Toy Story and Shrek and wondered how they were created. Campers will have the chance to explore the creative side of computing by creating stories, animations and games using Scratch, the MIT created educational programming language. Lower school teacher Margaret Koehler will teach participants how to work cooperatively to design projects and improve their computations, becoming creators rather than interactors with their computers.Rising 3rd-5th Grades, Cost: $160

Week 1:June 2-6


Getting To Know YouConeale Bethurum & Suzanne RannellsIs your child ready for Kindergarten? Let Kindergarten teachers Coneale Bethurum and Suzanne Rannells introduce campers to a variety of creative lessons and activities designed to help children get Kindergarten off to a great start. Campers will enjoy many different hands-on centers, which will provide fun opportunities to learn and work cooperatively with their peers.Rising Kindergarteners, Cost: $160 + Supply fee: $10

Reading Around the WorldTerry FralickCampers and lower school teacher Terry Fralick will pay a visit to a different country each day to learn about the things that make it interesting, including location, climate, culture and landmarks. Campers will read folktales or stories and have the opportunity to try each country’s traditional food.Rising 1st and 2nd Grades , Cost: $160 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 1: 9–10:30 a.m.Cake Baking for BeginnersKim RogersNew to baking? Oak Hill School Dining Services Coordinator Kim Rogers will show eager campers the ropes to baking and the art to making delicious cakes and sweet treats.Rising PreK-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Great States of AmericaTerry FralickCome along with lower school teacher Terry Fralick on an exciting journey across the wonderful U.S.A. Campers will learn about the geography, people and landmarks of different regions and states in America, understanding both the similar and unique characteristics of each and how together they make the United States a great place to live.Rising 1st and 2nd Grades, Cost: $80

Magic Carpet RideJane BrownMagic Carpet Ride introduces campers to a variety of countries around the world through dramatic play. Each day, PreK teacher Jane Brown leads children on an exciting adventure with a special puppet, Genie of the Lamp, who is the tour guide for each new experience. After creating a special travel ticket, campers say the magic word then hop on the magic carpet and off they go to experience another place and time. On the last day of camp, children will wear their favorite costume and create a Magic Carpet original show. Limited to 12 campers.Rising PreK-K, Cost: $90 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 2: 10:30 a.m.–12 p.m.American Girl Summer Tea PartyHolly NelsenBring a favorite American Girl doll and enjoy a week that is perfect for doll-loving girls. This camp will be filled with American Girl themed activities, crafts and games. The week concludes with a tea party planned just for girls and their dolls.Rising PreK-4th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

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Candy & Cookie FunKim RogersJoin Oak Hill School Dining Services Coordinator Kim Rogers for a sweet celebration of summer fun. Campers will learn how to prepare various candies and cookies that will surely tempt your taste buds.Rising PreK-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Decatha-Lawn GamesAdam SiegelThe Decatha-Lawn will incorporate 10 of the best lawn games. Campers will play a different game each day, including bean bag toss, washings, ladder gold, paddleball, ring toss, outdoor bowling, mini golf, lawn darts and hacky sack. Oak Hill School lower school teacher Adam Siegel will “referee” a bracket-style tournament to determine the Decatha-Lawn champion at the end of the week.Rising 1st-3rd Grades, Cost: $80

Magic Carpet RideJane BrownMagic Carpet Ride introduces campers to a variety of countries around the world through dramatic play. Each day, PreK teacher Jane Brown leads children on an exciting adventure with a special puppet, Genie of the Lamp, who is the tour guide for each new experience. After creating a special travel ticket, campers say the magic word then hop on the magic carpet and off they go to experience another place and time. On the last day of camp, children will wear their favorite costume and create a Magic Carpet original show. Limited to 12 campers.Rising PreK-K, Cost: $90 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 3: 1–2:30 p.m.Little LegoLandHolly NelsenBricks, bricks and more bricks! Little LegoLand will provide young campers an introduction to the art of Lego building. Oak Hill School dining assistant Holly Nelsen will teach campers basic Lego techniques to stimulate creativity and imagination. Each camper will have the opportunity to create an array of Lego décor, including a digital keepsake.Rising PreK-K, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Enrichments Session 4: 2:30–4 p.m.Angry BirdsHolly NelsenCalling all Angry Birds fanatics! Campers will enjoy a fun-filled flight with birds and pigs with Oak Hill dining services assistant, Holly Nelsen, at this Angry Birds immersion camp. Each day, campers will participate in a variety of Angry Birds themed games and mixed media craft projects.Rising PreK-4th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Week 1:June 2-6

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ACADEMICSSpringboard to Summer: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Mary Carter & Bitsy WardWant to keep those academic skills fresh over the summer? Need extra practice in math and language arts to prepare for the next school year? This academic class led by Oak Hill School teachers, Mary Carter and Bisty Ward, focuses on the extra practice of basic skills, while teaching students how to structure academic time into their summer. Students will spend three hours per day in math and language arts classes, working on ways to practice skills. The week will conclude with an individualized plan to continue their work throughout the rest of the summer.Rising 5th Grade, Cost: $250

ISEE Prep: 9-10:30 a.m.Karen BurtchStart preparing now! Learning services teacher Karen Burtch will help students become familiar with the type of questions that are found in each of the five sections of the ISEE—Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Math Achievement and the Essay. Students will learn test-taking strategies and work on sample questions from each section.Rising 6th Grade, Cost: $200

AthleticsBoys Basketball: 1-4 p.m.Carlton StewartJoin Oak Hill School Coach Carlton Stewart as he introduces younger campers to the basic fundamentals of the game, such as ball handling, passing, footwork and proper shooting form. More advanced players will have the opportunity to practice more challenging skill work and engage in competitive game time at the at the end of each day.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $155

Enrichments Half-day Session A: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Mini Museum MasterpiecesMargaret KoehlerLearn about art history and study the work of famous artists with lower school teacher Margaret Koehler. Each day campers will create their own mini artworks in the styles of the masters—Da Vinci, Vermeer, Monet and more. The week will culminate with the creation of a Mini Museum, a “shoe-box” museum filled with a mix of each camper’s own works.Rising 1st-3rd Grades, Cost: $160 + Supply fee: $10

Early EngineersSarah Faquin & Colleen HeastonBudding engineers get ready! Oak Hill School lower school teachers Sarah Faquin and Colleen Heaston will lead campers through a series of engineering projects, integrating other disciplines and fostering problem-solving skills. Campers will learn how engineering “connects” to literature, design process, building activities, edible creations and technology. Rising K-2nd Grades, Cost: $160 + Supply fee: $10

Week 2:June 9-13


EnrichmentS Half-day Session B: 1-4 p.m.Adventure CampElizabeth Derck & Don DrydenCome along for a week-long tour of adventure activities in the Nashville area. Campers will enjoy bowling, ice skating, roller skating, movies, go karts, mini golf and laser tag. Jump on this opportunity for a jam-packed week of fun!Rising 3rd-6th GradesCost: $190

Fancy Nancy Book ClubSarah Faquin & Colleen HeastonCalling all Fancy Nancy fans! Join Oak Hill School Kindergarten teachers Sarah Faquin and Colleen Heaston to get your fill of Fancy Nancy books. Campers will read a different Fancy Nancy book each day and experience literature through costume design, cooking, dramatic interpretation, dance and electronic journaling to document the experience. Girls will learn that good readers make real-world connections to the stories they read.Rising K-1st GradesCost: $160 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 1: 9-10:30 a.m.Cake Baking for BeginnersKim RogersNew to baking? Oak Hill School Dining Services Coordinator Kim Rogers will show eager campers the ropes to baking and the art to making delicious cakes and sweet treats.Rising PreK-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Enrichments Session 2: 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.BoxapaloozaDon DrydenWhat can be built out of a cardboard box—a castle, fort or spaceship? The possibilities are endless. Physical education teacher Don Dryden will help campers cooperatively research, plan, design and build a structure all out of cardboard boxes. Campers will use creativity and innovation while having fun to build a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $80

Cakes for KidsKim RogersLearn the art of baking from Oak Hill School Dining Services Coordinator and cake-baker extraordinaire Kim Rogers. Campers will measure, mix and prepare scrumptious cakes to rival any that Grandma used to make.Rising PreK-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Enrichments Session 3: 1 -2:30 p.m.Camping 101Bitsy WardJoin upper school teacher Bitsy Ward for a fun and exciting week to learn about camping basics, including fire starters, first aid kits, orienteering, map reading and more. The week will conclude with hobo stew and making s’mores over a campfire.Rising 2nd-3rd Grades, Cost: $80

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Stitch ItSally SmithIn just one week, lower school teacher Sally Smith will introduce campers to the basics of counted cross stitch, a popular form of hand embroidery. Campers will learn about the type of stitches, supplies and tools and how to read a counted cross stitch pattern. Every participant will complete their own counted cross stitch project during the camp.Rising 1st-6th Grades, Cost: $80

Enrichments Session 4: 2:30-4 p.m.Dance, Dance, Dance!Karly WhitsonIt’s time for girls to get their groove on. Former OHS student and local dance instructor, Karly Whitson, will help campers explore various genres of dance, including ballet, jazz and hip hop. This introduction to dance is a great opportunity for girls who are considering further dance lessons. Parents will be invited to watch a dance performance on the last day of camp.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $80

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ACADEMICSSpringboard to Summer: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Mary Carter & Sally SmithWant to keep those academic skills fresh over the summer? Need extra practice in math and language arts to prepare for the next school year? This academic class led by Oak Hill School teachers, Mary Carter and Sally Smith, focuses on the extra practice of basic skills, while teaching students how to structure academic time into their summer. Students will spend three hours per day in math and language arts classes, working on ways to practice skills. The week will conclude with an individualized plan to continue their work throughout the rest of the summer.Rising 6th Grade, Cost: $250

AthleticsTrack Academy: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Don DrydenOak Hill School Coach Don Dryden brings his 30 years of track and field coach experience to campers interested in learning fundamentals and training techniques for track and field elements, including sprinting, middle-distance running, long-distance running, high jump and long jump. The week-long camp is designed as a springboard to move into or return to a camper’s school track or cross-country team.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $155

Enrichments Half-day session A: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Reading Around the WorldTerry FralickCampers and lower school teacher Terry Fralick will pay a visit to a different country each day to learn about the things that make it interesting, including location, climate, culture and landmarks. Campers will read folktales or stories and have the opportunity to try each country’s traditional food.Rising 1st and 2nd Grades, Cost: $160 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Half-day Session b: 1-4 p.m.Adventure CampScott Mason & Sarah LundyCome along for a week-long tour of adventure activities in the Nashville area. Campers will enjoy bowling, ice skating, roller skating, movies, go karts, mini golf and laser tag. Jump on this opportunity for a jam-packed week of fun!Rising 3rd-6th Grades, Cost: $190

Fizz, Bubble and Pop!Bitsy WardBudding scientists will engage in week of discovery about chemical reactions. Upper school teacher Bitsy Ward will lead campers in a variety of hands-on experiments that will fizz, bubble or pop. Campers will walk away with several fun products as a result of their experiments.Rising 3rd-4th Grades, Cost: $160

Week 3:June 16-20


Toe-Tally DanceAshlyn Huff ReveletteJoin former OHS student and local dance instructor Ashlyn Huff Revelette to learn the fundamentals of dance. Campers will learn proper techniques of leaps, jumps and moving spins, weaving all of the fundamentals into fun combinations set to a different song each day. Campers will be assigned to a mini group to perform for their peers.Rising 2nd-5th Grades, Cost: $160

Enrichments Session 1: 9-10:30 a.m.Kids Culinary 101Chef IshmaelCampers will not want to miss the opportunity to learn basic culinary skills from Oak Hill School’s very own Chef Ishmael. Chef Ish will teach campers how to prepare and make some of his favorite items and dishes while introducing campers to the world of kids cuisine. Rising 3rd-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

La Semaine du FrancaisSusan CaldwellBonjour, campers! Come and explore the highlights of French culture and language. Each day, lower school teacher Susan Caldwell will lead campers in a hands-on activity that focuses on a favorite aspect of French culture, such as creating a French impressionist piece, cooking authentic French food or designing a Haute Couture piece of apparel for a fashion show. Campers will learn conversational French through games, songs and activities.Rising 2-6th Grades, Cost: $80

Enrichments Session 2: 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.Passport to FoodChef IshmaelGrab your “food passport” and travel with Oak Hill School’s very own Chef Ishmael around the world, preparing and enjoying cultural foods from various countries. Campers will receive a stamp in their food passport at the beginning and end of each day. Safe travels, campers!Rising 3rd-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Enrichments Session 3: 1 -2:30 p.m.LegoLandDon DrydenDuring this exciting, hands-on experience, campers will design their own authentic plans to construct buildings and transportation vehicles for LegoLand. Oak Hill School physical education teacher Don Dryden will reinforce to campers the importance of working together to complete their project, while allowing time for campers to focus on their individual designs. Lego kits will come home with engineer campers at the end of the week.Rising K-4th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Sing, Rehearse & RecordCaroline CookCampers will rehearse and improvise on two familiar songs. The week will culminate with an exciting visit to a local recording studio to record the finished product. Rising 3rd-6th Grades, Cost: $80

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So You Want to be a Pirate?Terry FralickAhoy, Matey! Here be the tellin’ of tall tales and mischief of life as a pirate. Pirate campers will join Capn’ and lower school teacher Terry Fralick to learn about some of the most famous pirates known to sail the high seas. Come aboard for a week-long adventure of stories, ships and surprises.Rising K-2nd Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 4: 2:30-4 p.m.K’Nex ConstructionDon DrydenCan you K’NEX? Building with K’NEX offers a range of opportunities from following detailed instructions to letting your creativity flow. Oak Hill School physical education teacher Don Dryden will help campers build several small-scale building projects, as well as larger group ones. At the end of the week, campers will receive a K’NEX kit to continue constructing long after camp is over.Rising 3rd-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Music To My EarsAndrea WalkupMusic is all around! Using games, instruments and outdoor exploration, campers will discover the joy of music in this week-long camp. Campers will understand how music is represented throughout the world and learn creative ways to develop their own unique style of music.Rising K-3rd Grades, Cost $80

Math ManiaTerry FralickJoin lower school teacher Terry Fralick for a review and preview of math topics and skills. Each day the camp will feature math instruction and activities, including number sense, operations, measurement, geometry, fractions, probability, graphs, telling time, fast practice and logic puzzles. Rising K-2nd Grades, Cost: $80

Week 3:June 16-20

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AcademicsDigital Writing Wonders: 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.Karre SloanTake our word for it! Campers will see writing as an adventure, as they learn different styles of writing and how to utilize digital media techniques to tell their stories. Lower school teacher Karre Sloan will introduce campers to creative and effective writing using digital tools and platforms, including videos, blogging and publishing online.Rising 2nd-5th Grades, Cost: $80

AthleticsCo-Ed Soccer: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Scott MasonSoccer fundamentals and basic ball skills will be introduced by Oak Hill School Coach Scott Mason to help improve campers’ overall game. Campers will focus on dribbling, trapping, passing, shooting the soccer ball and working as a team. The camp will include several scrimmages throughout the week. Kick-start the summer with this fun-for-all-ages opportunity!Rising K-4th Grades, Cost: $155

Enrichments Half-day Session a: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Getting To Know YouConeale Bethurum & Suzanne RannellsIs your child ready for Kindergarten? Let Kindergarten teachers Coneale Bethurum and Suzanne Rannells introduce campers to a variety of creative lessons and activities designed to help children get Kindergarten off to a great start. Campers will enjoy many different hands-on centers, which will provide fun opportunities to learn and work cooperatively with their peers.Rising Kindergarteners, Cost: $160 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 1: 9-10:30 a.m.Dollhouse DesignCampers are both the architect and interior designer of their very own dollhouse creation. Campers will use their imaginations and a variety of recycled materials to build and decorate a dream dollhouse that will make even Barbie jealous.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $80

All Things AVGibson KeithTechnology is here to stay! During this camp, Oak Hill School teacher Gibson Keith will lead a discussion about a variety of audiovisual topics. Campers will have the opportunity to shoot photography, film videos and enjoy hands-on learning to use Apps and iBook Author.Rising 1st-6th Grades, Cost: $80

Week 4:June 23-27


Enrichments Session 2: 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.Cultural ConnectionsGibson KeithCome and discover the crafts, culture, music and traditions of Spanish-speaking countries with Oak Hill School Spanish teacher Gibson Keith. Campers will also explore the unique aspects of el Día de los Muertos and have the opportunity to make Mexican calaveras (sugar skulls).Rising 1st-6th Grades, Cost: $80

Paper Dolls Fashion RunwayCaroline CrouchProject Runway meets paper dolls. Library assistant and lower school teacher Caroline Crouch will help campers create paper dolls and coordinate a fashion collection that meets the personality of the dolls they create. Campers will use a wide variety of embellishments and textures to find just the right wardrobe. The week will culminate in a runway finale to show off each designer collection.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 3: 1 -2:30 p.m.Animals in ArtSusie ElderExplore artworks by master artists who found inspiration from the animal world. Each day, campers will investigate a new artwork, animal and art technique. Art teacher Susie Elder will help campers express their imaginations as they use different types of media, including paint, collage and sculpting materials while learning about amazing animals.Rising K-3rd Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Bead-Dazzle Them With JewelryCaroline CrouchFashionistas, are you ready to take jewelry design to the next level? Dazzle everyone with the jewelry and bling, including Rainbow Loom pieces, made during this camp. Library assistant and lower school teacher Caroline Crouch will show campers how to make and incorporate a variety of charms, chains and jewels to create one-of-a-kind jewelry and accessories.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Princess PartyElizabeth TardioGirls! Girls! Girls! This camp brings princess fairytales to life. Campers will enjoy all things girly—princess costumes, tea parties, nail painting, hair styling and much more. Led by lower school teacher Elizabeth Tardio, no girl will want to be late to this ball! Rising PreK-2nd Grades, Cost: $80

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Enrichments Session 4: 2:30-4 p.m.Paint! Paint! Paint!Susie ElderArtist campers will develop their creativity and explore their imaginations as they paint on paper, canvas and wood. While learning the basics of primary and secondary color, art teacher Susie Elder will encourage campers to paint big and bold with watercolor, tempera and acrylic paints.Rising K-3rd Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Space AdventuresElizabeth TardioThis camp will give your child the chance to learn all about stars, planets and space exploration. Lower school teacher Elizabeth Tardio will lead campers in a series of space-themed arts and crafts, which may include making models of the solar system, rocket snow globes and glow-in-the-dark space shirts.Rising PreK-2nd Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

What Floats Your Boat?Caroline CrouchFind out at this camp that will test not only floatation, but campers’ imagination and creativity as well. Each day campers will use various materials, including paper and clay, to create their own boat. Campers will have the opportunity to test their boats and make adjustments. Library assistant and lower school teacher Caroline Crouch will help campers work cooperatively on a large group boat that will be tested in a swimming pool at the conclusion of the camp.Rising 2nd-6th Grades, Cost: $80

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AthleticsCheerleading: 1 p.m.-4 p.m.Lisa NeeleyYou’ve seen them at football games and helped them cheer on the team. Now it’s time for campers interested in cheerleading to shout it loud and proud! Cheerleading coach Lisa Neeley will teach chants, cheers, stunts and even some tumbling. Campers will learn how to get a crowd fired up with signs, face painting and dance. Just don’t forget to bring the most important thing to camp…spirit!Rising PreK-4th Grades, Cost: $155

Enrichments Half-Day Session b: 1 -4 p.m.Adventure CampCheryl Horner & Carlton StewartCome along for a week-long tour of adventure activities in the Nashville area. Campers will enjoy bowling, ice skating, roller skating, movies, go karts, mini golf and laser tag. Jump on this opportunity for a jam-packed week of fun!Rising 3rd-6th Grades, Cost: $190

Check MateRon SeaneyLearn the essential fundamentals of chess. Oak Hill chess program instructor Ron Seaney will teach campers how to play and master essential tactics, strategies and techniques for winning the game of chess. This camp is open to all levels of experience.Rising 1st-6th Grades, Cost: $80

Passport to the WorldElizabeth DerckPack a suitcase to take a trip around the world with lower school teacher Elizabeth Derck. From tasting food to exploring art and learning dances, campers will be immersed in the unique cultural aspects of a different country on a different continent each day. Italy, India, Tanzania, Australia and Peru are just a few of the locations that campers will visit.Rising 3rd-5th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 1: 9-10:30 a.m.Babysitters ClubJill VaughnA jumpstart to babysitting, Oak Hill School’s infant room leader Jill Vaughn will teach campers the basic skills required to care for infants and young children. Campers will learn feeding and diapering techniques for newborns, infants and toddlers, how to handle emergency situations and apply first aid and effective nap and bedtime routines.Rising 4th-6th Grades, Cost: $80

Week 5:July 7-11


Bust A MythMary CarterGet ready to bust your own scientific myth using the Mythbusters scientific method as inspiration. Lower school teacher Mary Carter will lead campers through a variety of clever and creative ways, gathering and analyzing evidence, to prove or disprove their very own science experiment. Throughout the week, campers will learn the importance of basic processes of scientific inquiry and discovery.Rising 3rd-5th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Cakes for KidsKim RogersLearn the art of baking from Oak Hill School Dining Services Coordinator and cake-baker extraordinaire Kim Rogers. Campers will measure, mix and prepare scrumptious cakes to rival any that Grandma used to make.Rising PreK-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Flag FootballCarlton StewartOak Hill School Coach Carlton Stewart will provide young campers with an introduction to flag football skills and competition. Campers will learn proper techniques and fundamentals of flag football that will start them on the path of football success. Rising 1st-3rd Grades, Cost: $80

Enrichments Session 2: 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.Candy & Cookie FunKim RogersJoin Oak Hill School Dining Services Coordinator Kim Rogers for a sweet celebration of summer fun. Campers will learn how to prepare various candies and cookies that will surely tempt your taste buds.Rising PreK-6th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $20

Girls & ScienceMary CarterFrom the chemistry of making your own lip gloss to learning about famous female scientists like Marie Curie and Mae Jemison, campers will discover the fun in science in a girls-only atmosphere. Join lower school teacher Mary Carter to explore basic chemistry to create homemade cosmetics like fizzers and body scrubs using organic and natural ingredients.Rising 2nd-5th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Mini Ropes/Team Building: Carlton StewartOak Hill School Coach Carlton Stewart will lead campers in a variety of team-building activities. Campers will develop confidence to overcome obstacles and learn the importance of working as a team to reach a common goal.Rising K-4th Grades, Cost: $80

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Enrichments Session 3: 1-2:30 p.m.Sew EasyMary CarterSewing is for everyone! Join lower school teacher Mary Carter for an introduction to sewing with hand and machine methods. Campers will learn how to cross stitch and quilt a doll blanket all in one week.Rising 2nd-5th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

Enrichments Session 4: 2:30-4 p.m.Detective 101Mary CarterBe the next Sherlock Holmes. That is, if you dare to accept this assignment! Campers will follow clues and collect evidence to solve mysteries just like a real detective. Lower school teacher Mary Carter will show campers how to analyze handwriting, create composite IDs, take fingerprints, read codes and make invisible ink messages. Rising 2nd-5th Grades, Cost: $80 + Supply fee: $10

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Pricing varies between academic, enrichment and athletic courses. The length of the class affects the cost and supply fees that may apply. Please see the course description for specific details.

Class price

ISEE Prep Class (1.5 hours) $200

Springboard Classes (3 hours) $250

Enrichment Classes (3 hours) $160

Enrichment Classes (1.5 hours) $80

Magic Carpet Ride (3 hours) $90

Sports Camps (3 hours) $155

Adventure Camps (3 hours) $190

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Available Services

Early Care from 8-9 a.m . ............................ $40/week Lunch ......................................................... $40/week Drop-off Transportation ............................. $40/week

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• Each of these options may be purchased for an additional fee of $40 per item per week and per child.

• Participants may choose to bring their lunch instead of purchasing the meal plan.

• Lunch is available for full and half-day campers.

• Drop off transportation has very limited space and is available for purchase on a weekly basis.

• Only one location may be selected per week. (You may choose to pick your child up, but the drop-off location cannot be changed.)

• There will be a drop-off after the morning session 12 p.m. and a drop-off after the afternoon session 4 p.m.

• Please see our website for details regarding our cancellation policy.

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