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1 Kids Kids College

2 Kids College is a summer enrichment program designed to spark the imagination and expand the knowledge of youth entering grades 1 through 3 in the fall of ELIGIBILITY Any child who will enter grades 1 through 3 in the fall of 2016 can enroll. Students who do not display appropriate behavior will be removed from the program without a refund. DATES & SCHEDULE Monday Friday, July 11-15, :30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Class #1 9:45 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Break/Snacks 10:00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. Class #2 11:15 a.m. 11:45 a.m. Lunch 11:45 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Class #3 1:00 p.m. 1:15 p.m. Break/Snacks 1:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Class #4 (Pick-up time is 3:00 p.m.) REGISTRATION AND TUITION No registration is complete without a signed application, registration, a signed release of waiver of liability and payment for each student (p. 7-9). Complete and return all required forms to the UACCB community education office, no later than May 27, After May 27, late registrations are accepted with a $25 fee (no exceptions). Siblings pay $25 less per week for the second child. Fees are as follows: $180 full-day classes, includes lunch and two snacks each day $105 half-day classes, includes one snack each day $ 25 additional per week for lunch (optional for half-day student) SCHOLARSHIPS A limited number of partial scholarships are available. Parents or guardians must furnish a copy of their child s free/reduced lunch eligibility letter on school letterhead signed by a school official. You may request for the school to fax the free/reduced lunch eligibility letter to Fax# If the student is home-schooled, parent or guardians must furnish a copy of the 2015 individual income tax return (1040). The completed scholarship application (p. 10) must accompany the $50 payment and the child's application, registration and release of waiver of liability. (p. 7-9). Deadline to apply for scholarship is May 27, REFUND POLICY Cancellations and requests for refunds must be received in writing (letter, fax, ) seven (7) business days prior to the start of each class session. Students dismissed from Kids College due to disruptive behavior will not be eligible for a refund. FOR MORE INFORMATION... Call the community education office at or Send inquiries to katrina.stevens@uaccb.edu

3 GRADES 1-3 Course Descriptions Adventures in Emerald City Coding. Unleash your inner computer scientist by learning to code. Some coding activities will be unplugged and others will be plugged in. If you love computer games, you will love this class! Denise Hogan, instructor. Cakes of Oz. Unleash your cake making wizardry by creating an over the rainbow cupcake, witch s cupcake, yellow brick road cake and more. Julie Gosser, instructor. Candies of Oz. Unleash your candy making wizardry by creating a witch s hat, a broomstick, Toto the dog cookie, a ruby red slipper cookie, a chocolate tornado and more. Julie Gosser, instructor. Center Stage in Oz. Explore acting techniques through emotions, cooperative games, small scene rehearsals, props and costuming. Gia Taylor, instructor. Computer Games. Enhance your keyboarding skills with fun, educational computer games. Kelsie Wilson, instructor. Cool Cooking. Learn how to cook without the cooking. Make no-bake cookies, Cheerio treats, Jolly Rancher pops, Oreo delight and more without having to use the stove. Amy Walling, instructor. Crafty Creations. Get crafty and design creations from the Land of Oz, including the emerald city, the tin man, the scarecrow, the lion, a rainbow and more! Melanie Brustrom, instructor. Dancing Down the Yellow Brick Road. Explore the art of dance as you learn your own yellow brick road choreography. Ronda Bryant, instructor. Dancing Down the Road. Have fun with yoga, dance and exercise! Lisa Harber Hurtt, instructor. Dorothy & Friends On With the Show! Express yourself with chants, songs and rhythm instruments. Stefanie Difani, instructor. Follow Your Fitness. Get moving with stretching, jogging and fun exercises! Kelsie Wilson, instructor

4 Genuine Treats from Oz. The chef in you will create Wizard of Oz themed edible creations like melted witch brownie, rice crispy brains, yellow brick road bars and more! Whitney Morehead, instructor. Girl Crafts. Want a fun, craft-filled week? How about making your own stylish headband or hair bow? Ever wanted to try crayon melting art? You will do these and tons of other crafts! Amy Walling, instructor. Great and Powerful Science Experiments. Conduct Wizard of Oz themed science experiments. Make erupting rainbows, color changing walking water, air balloon, a reusable bubble and more! Whitney Morehead, instructor. Junk Drawer Crafts. Get crafty with things you might find in a junk drawer. Use everyday items to make things that will help you follow your yellow brick road. Jessica Christopher, instructor. Magic Potions. Use science and math fractions to make fun, fizzing potions. Ashley Dellinger, instructor. Oz-some Crafts. Get crafty with a Wizard of Oz character mask, a handmade hat, a tin man from cans, a wicked witch of the west bookmark, a spinning hot air balloon and more! Ashley Dearien, instructor. Read, Paint, Draw! Journey to the land of a good book, then unleash your inner artist as you paint and draw the story. Lisa Harber-Hurtt, instructor. Robots to the Rescue. How would you like to make an awesome robot out of junk? It s called junk sculpture. Each robot will be different! Lisa Harber Hurtt, instructor. Science Competitions. Ever heard of Minute to Win It games? Build your own boat, compete in teams to be the last boat floating after pennies are stacked inside, create the largest toothpick tower or be the first to win the sponge bucket challenge! Amy Walling, instructor. Science, Learning and Fun, Oh My! Explore tornadoes and weather along with rainbows and color. Sheryl Greenway, instructor

5 Somewhere Over the Rainbow Creations. Create Wizard of Oz themed art projects. Make a yarn-wrapped tornado, giant poppies, a foil tin man and more! Whitney Morehead, instructor. Science Fun in the Land of Oz. Explore the land of Oz by learning about weather, tornadoes and rainbows. Angelique Gray, instructor. There s No Place Like Home Reader s Theater. Travel to the magical Land of Oz and become one of the characters. Make masks, props and read a script from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Melanie Brustrom, instructor. There s No Place Like Home Screen. Explore and interact with technology while playing different games and sharpening skills. Sheryl Greenway, instructor. The Wizard s Wonderful Workshop. Tinker around in the wizard s workshop making magical mixtures of gooey gunk, funny putty, ocean in a bottle, magic muck and more. Carrie Baker, instructor. Twisty Tornadoes. Have you ever been curious about tornadoes? What are they? How do they work? Explore tornadoes through research, computers and technology, experiments and more! Ronda Bryant, instructor. Wacky Weather Experiments. Experience our wacky weather by making tornadoes, weather instruments and rainbows in a jar! Melanie Brustrom, instructor

6 KIDS COLLEGE 2016 Schedule at a Glance for Grades 1-3 Class #1: 8:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Adventures in Emerald City Coding Cakes of Oz Center Stage in Oz Cool Cooking Dancing Down the Yellow Brick Road Dorothy & Friends Follow Your Fitness Junk Drawer Crafts Magic Potions Oz-some Crafts Robots to the Rescue Science Fun in the Land of Oz Science, Learning and Fun, O My! Somewhere Over the Rainbow Creations The Wizard s Wonderful Workshop Wacky Weather Experiments Class #2: 10:00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. Adventures in Emerald City Coding Candies of Oz Center Stage in Oz Cool Cooking Dancing Down the Yellow Brick Road Dorothy & Friends Follow Your Fitness Genuine Treats from Oz Junk Drawer Crafts Magic Potions Oz-some Crafts Robots to the Rescue Science Fun in the Land of Oz Science, Learning and Fun, O My! The Wizard s Wonderful Workshop Wacky Weather Experiments Lunch 11:15 a.m. 11:45 a.m. Class #3: 11:45 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Adventures in Emerald City Coding Cakes of Oz Center Stage in Oz Computer Games Dorothy & Friends Girl Crafts Great & Powerful Science Experiments Junk Drawer Crafts Magic Potions Oz-some Crafts Read, Paint, Draw! Science Fun in the Land of Oz Science, Learning and Fun, O My! The Wizard s Wonderful Workshop There s No Place Like Home Reader s Theater Twisty Tornadoes Class #4: 1:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Adventures in Emerald City Coding Candies of Oz Center Stage in Oz Computer Games Crafty Creations Dancing Down the Road Dorothy & Friends Great & Powerful Science Experiments Junk Drawer Crafts Magic Potions Oz-some Crafts Science Competitions Science Fun in the Land of Oz The Wizard s Wonderful Workshop There s No Place Like Home Screen Twisty Tornadoes Help a child discover their own yellow brick road by donating to Kids College scholarships. Contact Tina Paul at or tina.paul@uaccb.edu

7 KIDS COLLEGE REGISTRATION (PART 1 OF 3) Entering Grades 1-3 Name Entering Grade ** Refer to the Schedule at a Glance on p. 6 for the class listing.** 8:30 a.m. - First choice for CLASS #1: 8:30 a.m. - Second choice for CLASS #1: 10:00 a.m. - First choice for CLASS #2: 10:00 a.m. - Second choice for CLASS #2: 11:45 a.m. - First choice for CLASS #3: 11:45 a.m. - Second choice for CLASS #3: 1:15 p.m. - First choice for CLASS #4: 1:15 p.m. - Second choice for CLASS #4: One t-shirt is included in the registration fee. Please circle your child s t-shirt size: YS YM YL YXL AS AM AL AXL 2XL You may order additional t-shirts for $10 each. Please circle the size and list quantity. Additional t-shirt sizes: YS YM YL YXL AS AM AL AXL 2XL Fees: 4 classes (full-day) $180 (includes 2 snacks, lunch & t-shirt) 2 classes (half-day) $105 (includes 1 snack & t-shirt) Lunch for half days (optional) $ 25 (additional per week) If eligible for scholarship $ 50 (parent portion) Late fee (after May 27) $ 25 Additional t-shirts only $ 10 each TOTAL For scholarship and/or sibling discount information, call Enclosed is a check payable to UACCB for $ Please bill my credit card # Type of Credit Card: Visa Mastercard Discover Expiration Date 3-Digit Security Code For $ Name on Card Signature No registration is complete without a signed application, registration, release of waiver of liability and payment for each student. Deadline is May 27, Late registrations are accepted with a $25 fee

8 KIDS COLLEGE APPLICATION (PART 2 OF 3) Please submit a completed and signed application, registration, release of waiver of liability and payment for each student. Deadline to register is May 27, There are three ways to register: 1. Stop by our office: 2005 White Drive, UACCB, Annex Building, Room 401A 2. Mail to: UACCB, Kids College, P.O. Box 3350, Batesville, AR to: katrina.stevens@uaccb.edu or lynn.bray@uaccb.edu Student Information Please PRINT all information requested Last Name First M.I. Address City State Zip Phone Grade completed May 2016 School attended Birthdate Month Day Year Gender Female Male Dietary Restrictions? Yes No Explain: Special Needs or Other Health Precautions? Parent/Guardian Information Parent/Guardian Name Address City State Zip Home/Cell Phone Business Phone Emergency Contact (someone other than parent/guardian, i.e. relative/neighbor) Name Phone Relationship I approve of my child s application and enrollment in Kids College While my child is enrolled in this program, I will take responsibility for seeing that he/she complies with appropriate student behavior guidelines. Inappropriate behavior or discipline problems will result in dismissal from this program and a refund will not be given. I will also ensure that my child arrives on campus no earlier than 8:20 a.m. for morning sessions. He/she will be picked up immediately following his/her last class. I understand photographs of my child may be taken during participation in program activities and that they may be used in future University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville publications and on the UACCB web page. X Parent/Guardian Signature Date

9 RELEASE OF WAIVER OF LIABILITY (PART 3 OF 3) I give permission for my child to participate in Kids College camp held at the University of Arkansas Community College, 2005 White Drive, Batesville, AR, owned and/or operated by the Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas for and on behalf of the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville (University). I acknowledge and accept that the camp may expose my child to hazards and risks, including injury or death, and that University cannot control these risks. I acknowledge there may be physically strenuous activities and certify that my child is fit and capable of such participation. I understand that University is not responsible for any medical expenses associated with any personal injury my child may sustain and understand that University does not provide medical insurance for me and my child. I certify that my child is covered by adequate insurance to cover any personal injury which he may sustain while participating in this camp. In consideration of University providing the opportunity for my child to participate in this camp, I release University, its Board of Trustees, officers, employees, and representatives from any and all liability to me and my child, our personal representatives, estate, heirs, and assigns for any and all claims, demands and causes of action for any and all illness or injury to my child, including death arising out of, during or in any way connected with this camp. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless, waive and covenant not to sue University, its Board of Trustees, officers, employees, and representatives, from liability for the injury or death of any person(s) or damage to property that may result from my child s negligent or intentional act or omission while participating in the camp. I hereby authorize the staff of this camp to act for me according to their best judgment in any emergency requiring medical attention. I authorize and give consent for University to administer general first aid for any minor injuries or illnesses experienced by my child. If my child is in need of emergency medical care and University is not able to reach me or the emergency contact, I authorize University to sign all necessary papers and arrange for emergency treatment and hospital care. Date Parent/Guardian Signature Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone Emergency Contact (someone other than parent/guardian, i.e. relative/neighbor) Name Relationship Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone ATTENTION PARENTS AND/OR GUARDIANS: You must return this signed release of waiver of liability, in addition to your child s registration form, application form, payment and scholarship application (if applicable). You may submit via scan/ to katrina.stevens@uaccb.edu, fax to , mail to P.O. Box 3350, Batesville, AR or bring to 2005 White Drive, Annex 401A/Community Education office

10 KIDS COLLEGE 2016 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION The University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville Kids College Scholarship is for a partial scholarship. This scholarship may be applied to the tuition costs for one week of the 2016 Kids College. There is no guarantee of funding. Scholarship funding depends on UACCB s fundraising efforts and the number of applicants. Scholarships will be awarded based on a first come, first serve basis. In addition to completing this form, parents or guardians must furnish a copy of their child s free/reduced lunch eligibility letter on school letterhead signed by a school official. You may request for the school to fax the free/reduced lunch eligibility letter to If the student is home-schooled, a parent or guardian must furnish a copy of the 2015 individual income tax return (1040). Deadline to apply for scholarship is May 27, The parent portion for the partial scholarship is $50. Your $50 payment ensures your child's reserved seat in classes and must be submitted with this scholarship application, the kids college application, registration and release of waiver of liability (p. 7-9). For more information, katrina.stevens@uaccb.edu or contact Name of Student Student s Social Security Number Birthdate Grade entering in Fall 2016 School Parent/Guardian Address City State Zip Home Phone Cell/Emergency Phone Parent/Guardian Address CERTIFICATION: I hereby certify that all information is complete and accurate. I understand that withholding information requested or giving false information may make my child ineligible for the scholarship. Parent/Guardian Signature Date Return to: UACCB Kids College Scholarships P.O. Box 3350 Batesville, AR

11 INSTRUCTORS Teaching 1-3 Amy Walling, 5 th grade teacher, Salem Schools Angelique Gray, kindergarten teacher, Mountain View Elementary Ashley Dearien, 4 th -12 th grade business and technology teacher, Timbo High School Ashley Dellinger, 4 th grade math teacher, West Elementary, Batesville Schools Carrie Baker, 3 rd grade teacher, Melbourne Elementary Denise Hogan, computer lab instructor, West Elementary, Batesville Schools Gia Taylor, instructional facilitator, Southside Schools Jessica Christopher, 4 th grade literacy teacher, West Elementary, Batesville Schools Julie Gosser, owner of Julie s Piece of Cake, Mountain View, AR Kelsie Wilson, 3 rd grade teacher, West Elementary, Batesville Schools Lisa Harber Hurtt, retired elementary and art teacher, Salem, AR Melanie Brustrom, Reading Recovery teacher, Cedar Ridge School Ronda Bryant, dance teacher, West Elementary, Batesville Schools Sheryl Greenway, high school science teacher, Mountain View High School Stephanie Defani, music teacher, West Elementary, Batesville Schools Whitney Morehead, 2 nd grade teacher, Melbourne Elementary I know I have a heart because I feel it breaking. The Wizard of Oz

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