Lexplorations Welcome to Lexplorations 2018! Registration Information
TUITION AND DEPOSIT • A $30 nonrefundable deposit PER CLASS (applicable toward tuition) will hold your child’s space until May 30, when the balance is due. If the balance is not paid by May 30 your child’s space in the program cannot be guaranteed. • You may choose to send only the $30 deposit per class (per child) or the full tuition with the completed registration form. • Grade level refers to the grade your child will enter in September, 2018. • You may pay by check, Visa or MasterCard. LOCATIONS Classes will meet at Estabrook Elementary School (117 Grove Street) and Lexington High School (251 Waltham Street). Confirmations will be mailed (including room locations) in June. DROPOFF AND PICKUP Lexplorations programs meet from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm unless noted . Children should not be dropped off without an adult prior to 9:00 am. You must pick up children promptly at 3:00 pm. A late fee of $1.00 per minute will be charged for students remaining at the school past 3:10 pm. CLASS SIZE • Class size is generally limited to 12–15 students, depending on the age group. • Most classes have a minimum enrollment of 6 students. We will notify you if your child’s program must be canceled due to low enrollment. Students in canceled classes often find other Lexplorations programs of interest in which to enroll. • If a program is filled, you can request that your child be added to a wait list. PROGRAM CONTENT Programs that repeat are the same in content unless specifically noted in the description.
Lexplorations CANCELLATIONS, CHANGES AND WITHDRAWALS • All money is returned if LCE cancels a class. • A $15 Switch Fee will be charged for each change to a child’s registration. • If you withdraw from a program at least 10 days prior to the start date, tuition will be refunded minus the $30 per class, nonrefundable deposit. • If you withdraw from a program less than 10 days prior to the start date, all tuition, including the deposit, per class, will be forfeited. SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE • Limited scholarship assistance (up to a 50% reduction/$500 family maximum) is available for Lexington residents. Please call for details. CONFIRMATIONS • Confirmations and further information will be sent in mid May. Week 1 Week 2 (4day week)
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Lexplorations Estabrook BeforeSchool DropOff Grades K9 Students must be enrolled in a Lexplorations program to participate in the Before School DropOff. Lexplorations early dropoff program provides supervised play in the gymnasium from 8:009:00 am. Younger children will be accompanied to their regular classroom at 9:00 am. This beforeschool program is held at the Estabrook School only. LCE does not provide transportation. Preregistration required. July 2 July 6 July 9 – July 13 Lexplorations Lexplorations Staff Staff (4 day week)
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Estabrook AfterSchool Care Grades K9 Students must be enrolled in a Lexplorations program to participate in After School Care. LCE offers supervised activities and play, from 3:006:00 pm, with time for a parentprovided afternoon NUTFREE snack. Children have the opportunity to enjoy both indoor and outdoor play. This program is held at the Estabrook School only. LCE does not provide transportation. Preregistration required. July 2 July 6 July 9 July 13 Lexplorations Lexplorations Staff Staff (4 day week)
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Lexplorations Grades K2 *Where I Live: Our Community with Arthur & Friends Grades K1 Dani Turner Estabrook Marc Brown and PBS’s famous aardvark, Arthur, lives in a very friendly community, just like Lexington and its surrounding towns! Come learn about the community you live in. Each day, we will read and discuss different books from the Arthur series. We will practice mapping skills and learn about important community helpers in our towns. We will also write thankyou notes to some of the important community helpers that we want to recognize. Games and arts & crafts activities will support the social studies learning that we do together. We will also view videos of the popular PBS series, Arthur, so we can see these community helpers in action! July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5ARTH *Super Scientists Grades K2 Erica Smith Estabrook Explore the scientific world as we experiment with chemistry, physics, electricity and properties of water. We will get our hands dirty as we make Oobleck, funny putty and sidewalk chalk. We will learn about physics and gravity as we study the art of making paper airplanes and other airpowered toys. We will be viewing episodes from the Magic School Bus to support learning. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2SUPER July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3SUPER *Creative Hands Grades K–2 Kathleen Hanna Estabrook Handcrafted objects are fun to make, fun to give as gifts, and fun to use! Learn how to make wonderful great crafts such as beaded jewelry, DIY puzzles, collage, tiedyed tee shirts, bubble wrap sea creatures, clay creations, keepsake boxes and lots more! When not crafting, you will listen to story time, create your own pictures, and play various group games. Each day has a specific theme, such as “Beach Art” and “Flower Power!” and will include some activities and crafts that match the day’s theme. July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1HANDS July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2HANDS
Lexplorations Grades K2 *Zumba Kids Travel the World Grades K–2 Renae Stockton Nichols Estabrook Dance, shake, giggle, and groove in a Zumba® class created just for kids! Lively routines choreographed to Latin, HipHop, and radio hits will combine music and movement into kidfriendly steps that are easy to learn and fun to perform. Each day will feature a 4560 minute Zumba® Kids class, followed by activities, books, and videos that will explore the countries that the music and dances come from. Students will get a sense of what it would be like to live in these other countries, and will capture their learning through a world study journal and worldthemed art projects. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2ZUM *An American Girl Summer Grades K–2 Kelly Torpey Estabrook Did you know that each American Girl doll hails from a specific time and place in our Nation’s history? Learn about American history and what it was like to be a child long ago. One doll and her story will be featured each day, along with related games, music, and crafts that are representative of the doll’s background. You do not need to own or bring any of these dolls to join the fun. All dolls (not only American Girl dolls) are welcome! July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2DOLL *Into the Wild Grades K–2 Julie Buxton Scafidi Estabrook Join an amazing safari through Africa with Jack Hannah as our guide! We will view videos of Jack in the wild, and create our own safari, complete with passports. We will explore and recreate the natural habitats of animals while learning how they live and thrive. Enjoy actionpacked projects including making masks, habitat murals, and animal models. Jump into the wild and join our animal adventures! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1WILD July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4WILD
Lexplorations Grades K 2 *Phys. Ed. Adventure Grades K2 Vic Cuzzupe Estabrook Join us in a combination of group games, cooperative learning, skill development, and teamwork building activities. Our adventure will consist of some favorite Phys. Ed class activities, as well as games that may be new to you. Each day we will also have a sportsrelated arts and crafts session, and some time to watch a short cartoon or film which focuses on sports and wellness. Whether you are an advanced athlete, a beginner, or just looking to have fun, you will find the right fit in Phys. Ed Adventure! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1GYM July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3GYM July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4GYM July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5GYM *Stories, Songs & Sunshine Grades K2 Lauren Smith Estabrook A Waldorfinspired day of nature, stories and singing. July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1STOR *Chemistry In The Kitchen and Literature & Crafts Grades K–2 Charlotte Graham & Callie Graham Estabrook Let your imagination, creativity, and critical thinking skills thrive through science experiments and craft projects. For half the day, we will safely experiment with common kitchen chemicals to produce science experiments, such as erupting volcanoes and growing crystals. We will also examine other scientific processes including fermentation and energy transference, through the creation of foods including pretzels, ice cream and chocolate chip cookies. We will record our findings in daily lab reports. During the second half of the day, we will explore the adventure offered through the language of story. We will also work toward developing and improving the basic skills necessary for reading well while making stories come alive through art projects. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3CHEM July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4CHEM
Lexplorations Grades K 2 *Art Explorations Grades K2 Katie Bettencourt Estabrook During this exciting week we will explore a variety of art materials and techniques including clay, printmaking, drawing, collage, painting, and 3D materials. We will look at a variety of sources for inspiration, such as famous artists, nature, books, and more. You will bring home a lot of new artwork to fill your home art gallery! July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2EXPL July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5EXPL *Junior Scientists…..Hop Aboard! Grades K2 NEW Kelly Torpey Estabrook Junior Scientists hop aboard the Magic School Bus for exciting and engaging scientific journeys. Each day we will investigate a different theme such as weather, insects, plants, water and the solar system, with different activities, read alouds and experiments. Scientists will have a chance to reflect on their journey through science talks and journal writing. In the afternoon, we will unwind with a readaloud and watch Ms. Frizzle on her fascinating adventures. Fasten your seatbelts Junior Scientists…it’s going to be a wild ride on the Magic School Bus! July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3JR July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5JR *A “Beary” Good Time Grades K–2 Julie Buxton Scafidi Estabrook Would you like to have a picnic or pajama day with a teddy bear you’ve made? Come and build bears, make clothing and accessories for your bears, and homes for them, too! You will also participate in a variety of teddy bear, brown bear, and panda bear crafts that include puppet making, mask making, bear bead activities, bear visors and more! We will listen to “beary” great stories and play bear based games! Come join us for a “bearrific” week of bearfilled experiences. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3BEAR
Lexplorations Grades K 2 *Messy Science Grades K2 Anne Duffey Estabrook Make fun, cool, messy, and beautiful science experiments! We will learn simple engineering with catapults, race tracks, and towers. Make slime, flubber, and lemon volcanoes, and learn about simple chemical reactions. We will create sciencebased artwork including salt painting, puffy paint, and making crystals. We will log our scientific predictions and the results of our experiments in our science journals, and have science talks about why reactions occur, and how the scientific method works. Science in the early childhood classroom goes so well with play, art, and discovery. Let’s combine them all for a week and have some messy science fun! July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4MESS July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5MESS *Creation Stations Grades 12 Elizabeth Class Estabrook If you can’t get enough of arts and crafts, this is the class for you. Design and create all week long as you work on arts and crafts projects, ranging from simple to more complicated projects that take a few days to complete. Projects may include decorating and painting wooden crafts, ceramics, calendars, coffee filter butterflies, aprons, sand art, and creating projects using beads and gimp. Our day will include a short movie after recess to give everyone a chance to cool down and relax before starting another activity. July 16 – July 20 $295 code: 3STAT *Amazing Rainforests Grades 12 Johanna Rodrigues Estabrook Calling all scientists! Come experience the sights and sounds of the Amazon rainforest. Each day is filled with science, stories, games and crafts as we learn about the ecology of this special place. What adaptations do animals have? How do you make it rain in a jar? We transform our summer classroom into the layers of the rainforest and recreate the diversity of plants and animals that live there. It will be an adventure! July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5RAIN
Lexplorations Grades 1 2 *Magical Math Grades 12 Amy Shew Estabrook If you want to have some fun this summer, join us for some “magical math”! Play some great math games, like Sum Swamp, Rat a Tat Cat, Loose Change, Money Bags, Sudoku, Fire Station Dalmatian , Blink , and more. But we won’t just take math sitting down – we’ll also play some active games and have a “mathemagical” scavenger hunt! We will be entertained by a few brief math videos that teach concepts about money, telling time, and estimation. An estimation station will be part of each day, as well as some fun mathematical crafts. All of our magical math knowledge will culminate in the creation of your very own board game. In Magical Math everyone is a “math person”! July 9 – July 13 $295 code: 2MAG July 16 – July 20 $295 code: 3MAG July 23 – July 27 $295 code: 4MAG July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5MAG *Getting Silly with Dr. Seuss: Grades 12 Dani Turner Estabrook Come get silly with Dr. Seuss! Each day we will read and explore some popular Dr. Seuss stories. Books will be transformed into plays for exciting Reader’s Theater performances filled with nonsense words, rhyming, and laughter. You’ll get creative as you make props, and do craft and beading projects that correlate with the stories we read. We will also write, illustrate, and publish our very own silly story! Inclass games will allow us to further explore Seuss’s famous way with words. In addition, we will explore science with planting and experimenting. We’ll also watch some cartoon video versions of books and the motion picture, Horton Hears a Who! Join us for a week filled with exploration, imagination, learning, and Silly Seuss fun! July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2SEUSS
Lexplorations Grades 1 3 *Under The Deep Blue Sea Grades 1–2 Rachel Quebec Estabrook Dive in and discover life in the ocean. See how big whales really are, find out what sharks feel like, and hold coral and beautiful shells. Throughout the week you’ll have fun with games, arts, crafts, and stories while learning all about mammals, fish, and invertebrates. Students will enjoy two films National Geographic Kids Video Really Wild Animals : Deep Sea Dive , and Disney’s Finding Nemo . You will discover so many fascinating creatures...from the sandy shore to under the deep blue sea! July 9 – July 13 $295 code: 2SEA July 16 – July 20 $295 code: 3SEA * The Secret World of Fairies Grades 13 NEW Cindy Chartrand Estabrook Get lost this summer in the mysterious world of fairies! Create your own special blend of fairy dust and enjoy a host of other magical crafts as we learn and read about fairy folklore. We will engage in some dramatic fairy playtime, watch Walt Disney’s motion picture Tinker Bell and create our own fairy houses that can be used to welcome fairies into our hearts and homes. July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4FAIR *Full STEAM Ahead Grades 13 Jaclyn Carlozzi Estabrook Calling all makers, tinkerers, artists and engineers! Discover the wonderful world of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) through a variety of handson creations, innovations and challenges. Students will test their creativity and imagination as they become architects and engineers and take on building and design challenges in groups. Highlighted projects and activities include building and testing catapults, Lego design challenges, and so much more! Join us for a week bursting with exploration, imagination, engineering, curiosity, learning, and lots of fun! July 3 July 16 $240 code: 1STEAM July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2STEAM July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4STEAM
Lexplorations Grades 1 3 *Wonderful World of Coding Grades 13 Jaclyn Carlozzi Estabrook Do you want to design and build your own game that you can share with others? In this program you will learn all about the wonderful world of computer coding through fun activities. You will discover that coding is all around you, and create your very own code based game at the end of the week. We will start by exploring some human coding concepts as a pretech activity to activate your thinking. Then we will move onto laptop computers to transfer your new coding understanding and skills, and to build your unique game. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3WOND *Olympic Games Grades 13 NEW Kristin Cahoon Estabrook Calling all Olympians! Participate in our kidfriendly Olympic games as we collaborate, create, and participate in our own version of Olympic events. Learn all about the Olympics – from the first Olympics to the present day games. Through stories, activities, and crafts we will explore the meaning of Olympic rings, flags, torches and medals– and even create some of our own sports equipment. Get excited for a gold medal week! July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3OLYM *I Am An Author Grades 13 NEW Renae Stockton Nichols Estabrook Do you love to make up stories? Get ready to unlock the writer within YOU! Learn to use voice, descriptive details, narration and dialogue, and how to capture your readers and keep them engaged until the end of your story. We will use the writers workshop format (plan, draft, revise, edit, and publish) and group feedback throughout the writing process. At the end of the week you will have your very own published story to take home and keep. July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4IAM
Lexplorations Grades 14 *Bugs! Bugs! Bugs! Grades 13 NEW Julianne Zhou Estabrook Curious about creepy crawlies in nature? After reading stories about our insect friends young scientists will complete exciting experiments and make observations in their science journals. We’ll also get busy with creative bug craft activities. Come read, explore, and create! July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2BUG *Become An Engineer Grades 23 NEW Michelle Labonte Estabrook What do you do with an idea? You change the world! Using the Engineering Design Process (brainstorming, building, testing, and evaluating) you will learn how to shape your ideas into a reality. Work through different design challenges, investigate how engineering is connected to mathematics and work as a team to solve engineering challenges using a box of mystery supplies. Design challenges include constructing you own solar oven, building a simple catapult, designing a better bicycle and building a table out of newspapers that can hold several dictionaries. We will spend our afternoons learning about famous engineers and reflecting on how their inventions changed the world. Read. Question. Think. Be an engineer! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1BEC *Magic Tree House Adventures Grades 24 Jaclyn Carlozzi Estabrook Calling all adventurers! Morgan Le Fay is at it again and this time she needs your help! The tales of the Magic Tree House will come to life as we travel from Camelot to the Caribbean Sea, and beyond! Learn with the characters from Mary Pope Osborne’s wildly popular book series and then buckle up for your own scavenger hunts and missions! You will design your own tree house, mix up some arctic ooze and discover fossils! July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5TREE
Lexplorations Grades 24 *Mind Blowing Experiments for Future Scientists Grades 24 NEW Erin Shanley Estabrook A week of spectacular demonstrations, handson activities, and real world discussions! Unique experiments and dazzling demonstrations designed to engage and inspire students to explore the world around them through a scientific lens. Budding scientists will learn how to explore, question and test their theories as part of the scientific method. Students will conduct both fundamental and quirky experiments such as: Is it possible to blow up a balloon without actually blowing into it? How does water get from the ground to the leaves of a plant? Can you turn a potato into a light bulb? How strong is spaghetti? ...and so much more! July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3MIND * Vet Science Grades 24 NEW Julianne Zhou Estabrook Vet science is the place to explore all things furry, fuzzy, creepy, crawly, feathery and scaly! Read books, make crafts, and play games while learning about animal science and veterinary medicine. End this fun and educational week with a visit from a live baby goat! July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4VET *Simply Sewing Grades 24 Lauren Harris Estabrook Handsewing is a skill that encompasses mathematics, decision making, spatial awareness, and handeye coordination, all while working toward creating a beautiful, oneofakind product. Learn the basics of handsewing through selecting fabrics and learning to cut and use basic sewing patterns. Our projects will include creating pillows, bags, accessories, and even clothing for dolls or stuffed animals. We will also learn to embellish and personalize projects to match your own personal style. July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4SIM July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5SIM
Lexplorations Grades 24 *Hogwarts School of “Sciencecraft” & Artistry Grades 24 NEW Rachel Garcia Estabrook Do you wish you could attend Hogwarts? Are you a witch or wizard in training? Come join the fun in Hogwarts School of Sciencecraft and Artistry where we will explore the arts and sciences of the magical world of Harry Potter. Students will be sorted into Houses, create their own wands and hats, and participate in Hogwarts activities including the Leaky Cauldron Potions Class, the Creation and Care of Magical Creatures, the Fantastic Beasts Swap, the Transfiguration Challenge, and Raising Dragon Eggs. Come be captivated by the magical world of Harry Potter. July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4WART *Math Mania Grades 3–4 Kyle Tompkins Estabrook Have fun while keeping your math skills sharp! We will spend part of the day playing math games—individually, with partners, and in small groups. Games will cover all the strands of mathematics—number sense and operations, patterns and relations, geometry, measurement, data analysis, and probability. Games include Mastermind, Set, Dino Math Tracks: PlaceValue Game, Loose Change, Whip Around, Snap It Up, Blink, Block by Block, The Allowance Game, Zeus on the Loose, and more! We will spend part of each day creating and constructing our own math board games and card decks. Books with math themes including Sir Cumference and the First Round Table, will be available for student’s reading pleasure. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2MANIA July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3MANIA * Minecraft Adventures Grades 34 NEW Julie Scafidi Estabrook Would you like to spend a week immersed in the world of Minecraft? This Minecraft experience isn’t just about building, but also about working collaboratively to design and create Minecraft worlds using technology and Legos. Students will also participate in Minecraft crafts that will enhance their experience. Whether you are a Minecraft veteran or new to the game, there are new experiences and unchartered territories waiting! Students will not be playing the video game in this class. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2MINE
Lexplorations Grades 3 5 *Silly Science Grades 34 Katrina Roscoe Estabrook Do you like things that go pop and fizz? Do you ever wonder what makes things ‘go’? Okay with getting a little messy? Join us in Silly Science to engage in a variety of science experiments (including building and erupting volcanoes) using common household materials. We will even put on our engineer hats as we explore the laws of motion to design and build our own roller coasters. Join us as we try to answer the question “how many kinds of slime are there?”. July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4SILLY *Code Breakers Grades 3–4 Sonny Wilde Estabrook Humans have used secret codes for private communications for thousands of years. Learn the logic behind creating codes, techniques to decipher them, and how to invent your own private code. You will even try your hand at Braille, learn some sign language, and write in invisible ink. There are so many ways to communicate including pictographs, Morse code, spoken language, and number codes. You will try brainteasers, treasure hunts, codebreaking, and codemaking! Histay lasscay illway ebay unfay orfay ouyay andway ouryay riendsfay! July 16 – July 20 $295 code: 3CODE July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5CODE *Spy School Grades 35 Julianne Zhou Estabrook Welcome to an exciting world of espionage! Each day we will receive a topsecret mission to complete in order to become a master spy. Participate in exciting activities like martial arts training (noncontact), an obstacle course, a “laser” maze, and creating and using spy gadgets. Spy School teaches physical skills, problem solving, teamwork, and critical thinking within the framework of the exciting world of a spy. July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1SPY July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3SPY July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5SPY
Lexplorations Grades 35 *Drawing Hangout Grades 35 NEW Iris Goldfarb Estabrook Hone your drawing skills as we explore various techniques and styles of drawing in a relaxed and inventive atmosphere. Cartooning, graffiti lettering, ATC’s, Zines, collage, and gelli prints will all be explored as drawing mediums as we examine the rich and cultural heritage of drawing. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2DRAW *Write On Grades 35 NEW Kyle Tompkins Estabrook Let your imagination run wild this summer as you combine creative writing and drama! After reading some scenes from popular plays, we will write skits to perform, design puppets for our own puppet show, explore and write poetry, create commercials, and write songs or raps to share and perform for each other. We will also create illustrations to accompany our writing adventures! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1WRIT *Harry Potter Fun Grades 35 Sarah (Nickerson) Davison Estabrook Are you the ultimate Harry Potter fan? If you answered YES, then get ready for a week filled with fun, creativity and…HARRY POTTER! After you are sorted into your house, you will create your own Monster Book of Monsters, learn how to make a potion out of household items, and even design your own wand. The story will provide inspiration for our activities and adventures which we will document in our journals. So hop on your broomstick and join us for a “wizarding” week. July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5HARRY
Lexplorations Grades 35 *Artists & Authors Grades 35 Danielle Griffith Estabrook Calling all artists and authors! Create a fictional story that is developed, illustrated, and bound by you! In this jampacked week you will produce your own picture books and learn creative writing strategies. Write, revise and edit your own creative fiction story using strong leads, descriptive language, and powerful narrative suspense, with endings that will leave your audience wanting more books by you! We will be using mentor texts by famous picture book authors to learn different writing strategies and techniques. Once we have our stories written, we will use different mediums in art (i.e. acrylic paint, watercolors, markers, colored pencils, etc.) to illustrate our stories. Students will learn which scenes in their stories are most important, and which can be heightened by an illustration. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2ART *Art Explorations Grades 35 Katie Bettencourt Estabrook During this exciting week, we will explore a variety of art materials and techniques including clay, printmaking, drawing, collage, painting, and 3D materials and more. We will look at a variety of sources for inspiration, such as famous artists, nature, books, and more. You will bring home a lot of work to fill your home art gallery! July 2 – July 6 $240 code: 1EXPL July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4EXPL *An American Girl Summer Grades 3–5 Lisa Maffei Estabrook Did you know that each American Girl doll hails from a specific time and place in our Nation’s history? Learn about American history and what it was like to be a child long ago. One doll and her story will be featured each day, along with related games, music, and crafts that are representative of the doll’s background. You do not need to own or bring any of these dolls to join the fun. All dolls (not only American Girl dolls) are welcome to join the class! July 9 – July 13 $295 code: 2AMGIRL
Lexplorations Grades 35 *A Week at Hogwarts Grades 35 Katrina Roscoe Estabrook Have you ever wished you could go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry just like Harry, Ron and Hermione? Now is your chance! In this weeklong adventure you will participate in a house sorting ceremony, design your own wand, create potions, and learn how to play Quidditch (the muggle version, of course!) Show off your imaginative side by creating a variety of Harry Potter themed crafts, reading scenes from the books, and writing your own stories based on the series. Short sections of Harry Potter & The Sorcerer’s Stone will be viewed daily. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3HOG *Incredible Improv Grades 35 NEW Joshua Curhan Estabrook Do you like to laugh, make up funny stories and act? Then, improv is for you! We will start with a "Reader's Theater" where we will make stories come alive through acting. You will learn about different improv and acting techniques using your face, body, and voice. Then, we will make up scenes and pretend to be different people through LOTS of games, including "Charades," "Questions Only," "Secret Identities,” and more! We will watch short video clips of professional improv performers and try out their moves. By the end of the class you will know lots of improv and storytelling techniques! July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5IMPROV *Sports & Fitness Grades 35 Gordon Spiller Estabrook Learn new PE Skills and improve your current ones through cooperative sport preparatory leadup games. Work toward achieving your personal best as we practice skills taught in PE class at all Lexington schools. You will have fun while learning ways to increase and measure strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular fitness and flexibility. Join us as we stretch, tone, strengthen, and have fun with team building and cooperative game play. July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4SPOR July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5SPOR
Lexplorations Grades 35 *Bookmaking Grades 3–5 Kirsten Sweet Estabrook Challenge your creative and fine motor skills! Learn how to make books with a variety of covers, both hard and soft, as well as techniques for binding books, such as using sticks and rubber bands, or sewing. You’ll sew, glue, or fold paper in new and unusual ways. Create cover designs for your books and personalize many of them in class with drawings, writing, photos, or found objects. Many of the books can be replicated at home and used for school projects, reports, or personal use. Book styles will include Japanese SideSewn, Plastic Bag, Accordion Fold, Sketch, and much more! July 23– July 27 $295 code: 4BOOK
*The Art & Science of Nature Grades 45 NEW Catherine Paladino Estabrook If you are curious about how things work in the natural world and love to draw, paint, and do exciting experiments, this workshop is for you! Each day will include one or more handson science investigations and a related art project. Some of the topics we will explore include light and shadows, bubbles and crystals, bird feathers and butterfly wings. We will create beautiful works of art based on our scientific observations, using quality materials such as watercolor, scratchboard, and pastel. Be prepared to be amazed, and to make meaningful, impressive artwork. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2NAT *Krazy Kritters Grades 45 Cathy Cote Estabrook Sew and/or glue together the stuffed buddy of your dreams. Learn to make both ordinary and extraordinary stuffed animals! You will start by turning a pair of socks into a stuffed dog, learning in the process how to cut material, thread a needle, and sew basic stitches by hand. You will then learn how to take your own drawings and make patterns to create 3D versions of your pictures. If you can imagine and draw it, you can create it! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1KRAZY
Lexplorations Grades 46 *Science Magic Grades 45 Dan Garland Estabrook Have fun while exploring amazing scientific principles! Learn about energy, electricity, the laws of motion, magnetism, sound, and chemical reactions using household materials. Build complex contraptions, examine the insides of a computer, take apart a VCR, and learn about light and lenses using strobe lights, lasers, and ultraviolet light. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3SCIE July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4SCIE * Sewing for Fun & Function Grades 46 Rachel Kuberry Lexington High School Sewing is a fun and relaxing hobby that is both enjoyable and functional. This week we will learn the basics of hand sewing, including some embroidery stitches. We will also create small projects such as keychains, pillows and stuffed animals while learning skills such as sewing on buttons, snaps, and patching a tear. If time permits we will also have the chance to sew using an electric sewing machine. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2SEW *Stop Motion Movie Making Grades 46 NEW Johanna Rodrigues Estabrook Are you imaginative and creative? Do you like to tell stories? Stop Motion Animation uses material such as clay, puppets, or legos to create scenery and characters that are turned into a movie (maybe you have seen Shaun the Sheep). By the end of the week (??working on your own and cooperatively,??) you will be the writer, producer and director of an original stop motion film! July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2STOP *Star Wars Grades 46 Victor Cuzzupe Estabrook Join us in a galaxy “far, far away” from Lexington on a week of high flying Star Wars adventures. Create your own extraordinary characters, design starships and droids, construct a lightsaber and go through Jedi training. This week offers various otherworldly arts and crafts, physical activities in the gymnasium, classroom game play, collaboration in solving group problems, research of the vast Star Wars universe, and viewing video clips of the trilogy in a well paced out manner. Come, learn the ways of the Force through exercising your body, mind, and creativity. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2STAR
Lexplorations Grades 4 6 *The Tinkering Studio: Creating A Rube Goldberg Machine Grades 46 NEW Johanna Rodrigues Estabrook Calling all kids who are creative, persistent, and like handson challenges. Rube Goldberg Machines are a series of simple machines (pulleys, ramps, etc) linked together so that one triggers the next to go off. Maybe you have seen the large one at the Museum of Science in Boston? Bring your sense of humor and fun as we create our own Rube Goldberg Machine. We won’t be satisfied until we take a simple task such as ringing a bell or opening a book and accomplish it in the most complicated way! July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4RUBE *Phys Ed Games Galore Grades 46 Mike Gloor Estabrook Play traditional as well as nontraditional sports/activities that will engage your brain and body and enhance the functioning of both. The schedule provides time to work as a group as well as individual choice time at stations. Some favorite activities from the past include, basketball, soccer, capture the flag, dodgeball, group dynamic challenges, Speed Stacking, Wii sports, balance equipment, juggling to name but a few. July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1BRAIN July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2BRAIN July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3BRAIN *Journey To A Black Hole Grades 46 NEW Heny Taraz Estabrook Stars, galaxies, supernovas, gravity, time, space, elements, the Big Bang...Have you ever wondered how our universe works? Are Black Holes real? What happens if something falls into one? Is the universe really expanding? Are atoms truly the smallest building blocks of matter? Discover the answers to these intriguing questions by engaging in fun, handson, creative projects including constructing models. Explore the world of cosmology and the laws of physics that govern our universe, and learn about the achievements of Sir Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, and Stephen Hawking. Prepare to be amazed by the work of 2017 Nobel Prize winners in Physics who were able to detect the gravitational waves that Albert Einstein predicted one hundred and one years ago! July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3BLA July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4BLA
Lexplorations Grades 46 *Chain Reaction Grades 46 Sonny Wilde Estabrook Are you patient and creative? Do you love engineering, building, and challenging yourself? Join us as we explore the fascinating world of Rube Goldberg machines. What are these machines, you ask? Well, they're devices or contraptions that are deliberately overdone or overengineered to perform a simple task in a very complicated manner. (Think of certain viral videos or the classic board game, Mousetrap!). We'll spend the week using dominoes, marbles, ramps, levers, and all kinds of other materials to create amazing chain reactions in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Come join the chain reaction action! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1CHN
Lexplorations Grades 49 *Geo*Art Grades 4–8 Gerry Goolkasian Estabrook If you enjoy art and computer games, join us for an actionpacked week solving visual puzzles and creating original 2 and 3 dimensional designs. Draw and build beautiful fullcolor geometric creations, including fantasy architecture and amusement parks. You will use conventional art tools as well as painting and drawing software to design fascinating fractals, and more. You will also enjoy figuring out all the angles as you play in our daily miniature golf tournament on the computer. July 16 – July 20 $295 code: 3GEO *Dungeons & Dragons Grades 4–9 Gerry Goolkasian Estabrook Newcomers and experts alike will play the fun and popular game of Dungeons & Dragons. You will invent a character that comes to life while taking part in imaginary adventures that takes you through new lands and experiences with other players in your campaign. We will also play a fun game of “CrackAbout” dodgeball in the gym each day. July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1DANDD July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4DANDD July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5DANDD Grades 49 *Dungeons & Dragons and Magic Grades 4–9 Gerry Goolkasian Estabrook Newcomers and experts alike will play the fun and popular game of Dungeons & Dragons. You will invent a character that comes to life while taking part in imaginary adventures that take you through new lands and experiences with those in your campaign. Students interested in playing Magic cards will also have the option to experience playing with other Magic card enthusiasts for part of each day. Please bring your own Magic cards. We will also play a fun game of “CrackAbout” dodgeball in the gym each day. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2MD&D
Lexplorations Grades 56 *Junior Journalists Grades 5–6 Neil Taylor Estabrook Extra! Extra! Calling young journalists! Join us for a week of writing and publishing. We’ll create our own newspaper or magazine filled with articles, games, puzzles, photographs, and illustrations and learn how newspapers and magazines are published. We will then choose one of many possible assignments in investigative journalism, and get started. You’ll use computers and learn about advanced layout and publishing features. At the end of the week, we’ll print a jampacked, stylish magazine based on your creative writing and design ideas. In addition, you will work as part of a TV News Team to create a video newscast! July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2JOUR *Mathletics Grades 56 Caroline St. Onge Estabrook Are you interested in strengthening your mind, body, creativity, and teamwork skills this summer? Join us for a week of art projects, logic puzzles, math board games, scavenger hunts, outdoor games, light exercise, and teambuilding activities. Explore math concepts such as fraction equivalence, probability, geometry, algebra, a review of the four operations and relax with some math board games. Learn how to solve logic, Sudoku, and KenKen puzzles, read about math, and participate in a math scavenger hunt! July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2LETIC Grades 56 *Engineering Challenge Grades 5–6 Neil Taylor Estabrook Attention all builders, designers, inventors, and challenge lovers! This week of Engineering Challenges will give you plenty of opportunities to work in teams to solve building and design problems. Can you construct balloon powered car? Can you design a catapult that will launch a marshmallow the farthest? Want to build a reallife Rube Goldberg Machine? Each day will feature one or two design challenges as well as lessons into the engineering and physics behind them. Join this group if you like “doing” not just “talking about” real science! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1ENG
Lexplorations Grades 57 *Sew Much Fun: An Introduction to Hand Sewing Grades 56 Molly Mills Estabrook Have you ever seen something at a store and thought, I wish I could make that! With basic sewing skills you will be able to make many different things. In this introductory sewing class you will learn basic sewing skills and make a variety of small projects including small bags, plushies and more. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3SEW *Writer’s Workshop Grades 56 NEW! Caroline St. Onge Estabrook Calling all enthusiastic writers! Spend a relaxing week getting creative with a pen and pencil (or typing on Google Docs). We will read strong examples of a variety of writing genres (including personal narrative, opinion, fantasy and more), notice strategies used by the authors, and get lost in the writing process. You will have the chance to do some shared writing, peer revising, and publishing This week will inspire your creativity and enhance your love of writing! July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4WRIT *Building Barns & Bridges: Architecture & Engineering Grades 57 John Chamberlain and Lorraine Grosslight Estabrook Build models of 3D barns, houses and bridges. Raise your barn from the ground up, connect vertical frames, and add supportive truss work. As we learn about roof designs and architectural styles, you can personalize your structure with staircases, doors, and walls. We will build covered truss bridges, drawbridges, covered bridges and maybe even suspended and cablestyled bridges while exploring engineering designs and concepts. Bring out your inner architect/engineer and exercise your eye for design! July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4BLD
Lexplorations Grades 5 7 *Introduction to Python Programming, the Micro:bit Microcontroller & 3D Printing Grades 57 NEW Eileen McMahon Lexington High School This workshop will introduce you to Python programming, 3D printing, and the Micro:bit micro controller. The Micro:bit control board is loaded with things like light, temperature and motion sensors, and even a radio that we’ll use to create a firefly swarm and other cool projects! You will learn how to program the easytouse Micro:bit with Python, and 3D print a holder for the Micro:bit. At the end of the week you will be able to take your Micro:bit and case home to use for your own personal projects later. Tuition is slightly higher for this program due to increased expenses. No previous programming experience is required. July 16 July 20 $305 code: 3PYTH July 23 July 27 $305 code: 4PYTH *Theater Adventure Grades 57 Poornima Kirby Lexington High School Ever daydream about having super powers? Ever spend time twirling an imaginary mustache, or perfecting your evil laugh? Well, Theater Adventure is a place to bring out your inner superhero and villain (not to mention goofy sidekicks and mysterious shapeshifters), as we create scenes borrowing from the best actionadventure and superhero stories. Students will have the chance to create their own characters, and the costumes to go with them, including superpowers and weaknesses even secret identities. Class activities will include theater and improv games, scene writing and character work, as well as crafting the masks and props needed to present our stories. We’ll also create commercials for ridiculous products (Such as a fork fashioned from noodles, or a dogfood scented perfume!), to intersperse with our adventure scenes. Students will learn performance skills, story structure, and collaboration, all in a teamfocused and wildly imaginative environment. The week will culminate in a unique workshop performance for other Lexplorations classes, as well as friends and family. July 16 – July 20 $295 code: 3THEA
Lexplorations Grades 5 7 *Weaving Magic Grades 57 Beth Guertin Estabrook Come weave a cotton scarf (6” X 72”) on the Schacht Loom. Choose different colored cotton yarn, design a stripe warp, thread the loom and start weaving your scarf. Finish by either adding a twist fringe to your scarf or sew your project into an infinity scarf. Additional project choices on the rigid heddle loom include another scarf, felted coasters, felted purse, or an origami pillow. Potholder looms, bow looms, band looms, cardboard looms and “baskets” will be available to weave on as well. Students will work at their own pace. Students must be able to tie an overhand knot. Students can come to the instructor’s studio in Waltham to choose their colors for the scarf before the class. Cricket looms are available for purchase from instructor. Tuition is slightly higher for this program due to increased expenses. July 30 August 3 $305 code: 5WEAVE *Robotics with Lego Mindstorms EV3 Grades 5–7 NEW Jennifer Burgin Estabrook Have fun building and programming robotic systems! All are welcome as we learn and expand our skills of designing and building Lego structures and programming with EV3. Working alone or with a partner you can invent your own project or use available instructions for building and programming. Join like minded inventors and programmers for a funfilled week. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3LEGO July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5LEGO *Intro to 3D Design & Printing Grades 67 Lisa Contre Lexington High School Learn to use 3D modeling software to design a variety of 3D objects. Throughout the week, we will explore the engineering process, create designs using 3D software, tackle different challenges and learn how to print out our designs. Each student will be able to take home one 3D printed object at the end of the week. Tuition is slightly higher for this program due to increased expenses. July 9 July 13 $305 code: 23D
Lexplorations Grades 6 8 *Scratchboard Animals Workshop Grades 68 NEW Catherine Paladino Lexington High School Love to draw animals? Learn how to use scratchboard to create striking black and white drawings of some of your favorite creatures. Scratchboard is a medium used by illustrators to make beautiful detailed images that resemble woodcuts or engravings. It is perfect for drawing animals with fur, feather, and fins! Using a pointed nib, lines and shading are scratched into black ink, revealing the white clay background underneath. The result is a bold black and white image that can be colored later with inks or pencil if desired. This workshop will take you through the process of choosing and sketching your subject, transferring the sketch to scratchboard, and making a variety of marks with different nibs to build your final image. Previous drawing experience is strongly recommended. Please note this is a ½ day class meeting from 9:00am 12:00pm. July 16 July 20 $150 code: 3SCRA *Drawing & Painting Realistic People, Animals & More Grade 68 NEW Robert Butler Lexington High School Learn to paint majestic horses, powerful jungle cats and their exotic habitats. You will also develop your skills painting the likenesses of people. Through class demonstrations and individual instruction, artist teacher Robert Butler guides students of all learning styles in a relaxed yet structured setting. Included: Anatomy, Color Mixing, Composition and much more. Please note this is a half day class meeting from 12:00pm3:00pm. July 16 July 20 $150 code: 3DRAW
Lexplorations Grades 6 8 *Theater Adventure Grades 68 Poornima Kirby Lexington High School Ever daydream about having super powers? Ever spend time twirling an imaginary mustache, or perfecting your evil laugh? Well, Theater Adventure is a place to bring out your inner superhero and villain (not to mention goofy sidekicks any mysterious shapeshifters), as we create scenes borrowing from the best actionadventure and superhero stories. Students will have the chance to create their own characters, and the costumes to go with them, including superpowers and weaknesses even secret identities. Class activities will include theater and improv games, scene writing and character work, as well as crafting the masks and props needed to present our stories. We’ll also create commercials for ridiculous products (Such as a fork fashioned from noodles, or a dogfood scented perfume!), to intersperse with our adventure scenes. Students will learn performance skills, story structure, and collaboration, all in a teamfocused and wildly imaginative environment. The week will culminate in a unique workshop performance for other Lexplorations classes, as well as friends and family. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2THEA July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5THEA *Mind, Body & Barre Grades 68 NEW Dani Turner Estabrook Have you ever felt a brain block while trying to write? Have you ever wished you could run a little faster? Do you ever wake up and feel like you could use more sleep? A healthier body can impact your sleep, sports and school performance. Together with Ms.Turner, a certified Barre and Fitness Instructor, you will work on strengthening and increasing heart rate through stretching techniques, barre postures and bursts of cardio all set to current fun and upbeat music! You will learn important information about nutrition and staying fit throughout the year. Various exercise equipment such as resistance bands and light 13 lb weights will challenge your muscles while strengthening your core for good mind and body development. Join this week and “set the barre” for a healthier you! July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3BARRE *MATHCOUNTS Grades 68 Kenton Findell Estabrook Improve your math and problemsolving skills and strategies! This class can serve as an introduction to, and practice for, MATHCOUNTS, an educational program that culminates in a national competition for 7th and 8th graders. We will look at algebra, geometry, numbers theory, and more. July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2MATH
Lexplorations Grades 6 9 *Lexington’s Got Talent Grades 6–9 NEW Sandy Lewis Lexington High School Do you love to sing? Do you find yourself singing in the car, at home, at school? No matter what your singing level this program is for you! Sing alone or in a group and each day you will take home a CD of the day’s compilations! Our week ends with a concert in the high school auditorium, complete with microphones and a great sound system! Come with friends, or make new ones! Songs are waiting to be sung! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1SING *Diplomacy Grades 6–9 Eben Miller Lexington High School Calling all future strategists! Try your hand in the delicate balance of cooperation and competition that is Diplomacy. Diplomacy is a board game based on historical events on the eve of World War I. Using alliances, tactics, and even a little betrayal, you will lead a European power in a struggle to outwit your opponents. We will combine playing our games with discussions of strategy, geography, and history. We will also play other historical strategy games like Risk ! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1DIPL July 9 July 13 $295 code: 2DIPL *All That Jazz Grades 6–9 Justin Aramati Lexington High School Ever wonder how jazz musicians are able to improvise what they play? Well this is your chance to learn, straight from teachers in Lexington’s award winning Jazz program. Our focus will be a simple, accessible approach to improvising melodies. We will also work to develop the important basic skills necessary to playing in an ensemble. Both new and returning students are welcome, and will be placed in an ensemble with other students of similar experience. Students should be able to read music and possess ageappropriate facility on their applied instrument. All instruments are welcome; but we especially need bass (upright and/or electric), drums, piano and guitar players! Interested students are encouraged to attend both weeks. Tuition is slightly higher for this program due to increased expenses. July 9 – July 13 $305 code: 2JAZZ July 16 – July 20 $305 code: 3JAZZ
Lexplorations Grades 6 9 *Chamber Orchestra Grades 6–10 Beth Abbate Lexington High School If you enjoy orchestraplaying and would like to try it in a smaller group, or if you love to play in quartets, trios and the like, this is your chance to enter the fun and sometimes intense world of chamber music. Covering music from the Baroque to the present, this course offers fullgroup and smallgroup rehearsals and coaching, as well as minilessons in music theory and history. We’ll end the week with an informal concert. String players are the core of the course; winds and brass are welcome too, but please sign up early to ensure the best repertoire and parts. Please indicate your instrument on your registration form . Performers should play at Suzuki book level 3 and above. July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5ORCH *Artist Sketchbook Grades 79 Brittney Carbone Lexington High School Do you like to doodle, draw, paint or collect imagery? Ever had a blank sketchbook that you cannot seem to fill? Art journaling can be one of the most rewarding forms of art! Filling a blank sketchbook from cover to cover, students will utilize mixed 2D media techniques. The artist journal will be a collection of various narrative, observational, and inspirational imagery using printmaking painting, assemblage and collage techniques. July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1SKETCH *Contemporary Book Art Grades 79 NEW Brittney Carbone Lexington High School Make a book come to life! Book art is a contemporary art form that utilizes traditional methods to transform a book into a sculpture. Your sculpture may depict the context of the book or your own chosen theme! It may be made of several compartments and folds, with additives of decoupage and drawings, or supplemented with sculptural appendages. Take your own creative journey in making a book come to life! July 23 July 27 $295 code: 4CONT
Lexplorations Grades 79 *Inkless Authorship: Digital Art & Writing Grades 79 Charlotte Parish and Samantha St. Lawrence Lexington High School Whether you are inspired to create art, photography, fiction, or nonfiction, the digital world can help you display and share your ideas! Using multimedia production platforms (including StoryBird, Adobe Spark, GoAnimate and SoundCloud) as well as traditional artistic methods, this course will help you appsmash your way to a polished, professional Google Sites portfolio that promotes your inkless authorship! July 2 July 6 $240 code: 1INK Charlotte Parish July 30 August 3 $295 code: 5INK Samantha St. Lawrence *Barter to Bitcoin The Journey of Money Grades 79 NEW Sumeit Aggarwal Lexington High School Why do we use money to buy things? How would the world run if there was no money? What do banks do anyway? What about credit cards? Starting with the early use of barter, our journey of money will take our hero Farmer Fiona through the use of gold, paper money, and towards a future where she may not carry any currency at all. Along the way we will learn about the role of banks, interest rates, credit cards, blockchain technologies, and the importance of saving, managing, and making good choices in our own future financial lives. Students will play finance based games, and participate in various handson exercises to experiment with their new found skills in the world of money. July 16 July 20 $295 code: 3BART *3D Design & Printing Throw Down Grades 89 Lisa Contre Lexington High School Working in teams, students will learn the engineering design process, (brainstorm, building, testing, revaluating and revising) by responding to various design challenges. Students will learn how to use 3D modeling software to respond to the design challenges and how to prepare their files for 3D printing. At the end of the week each student will be able to take one object they designed home. Tuition is slightly higher for this program due to increased expenses. July 23 July 27 $305 code: 43D __________
Lexplorations NEW! Junior Scientists….Hop Aboard (K2) Stories, Songs & Sunshine (K2) The Secret World of Fairies (13) Bugs, Bugs, Bus (13) Olympic Games (13) I Am An Author (13) Become An Engineer (23) Hogwarts School of “Sciencecraft” & Artistry (24) Vet Science (24) Mind Blowing Experiments for Future Scientists (24) Minecraft Adventures (34) Drawing Hangout (35) Incredible Improv (35) Write On (35) The Art & Science of Nature (45) Journey to a Black Hole (46) The Tinkering Studio: Creating Rube Goldberg Machines (46) Stop Motion Movie Making (46) Introduction to Python Programming, the Micro:bit Microcontroller & 3D Printing (57) Writer’s Workshop (56) Robotics with Legos Mindstorm EV3 (57) Body, Mind & Barre (68) Scratchboard Animals Workshop (68) Drawing & Painting People, Animals and More (68) Contemporary Book Art (79) Barter to Bitcoin The Journey of Money (79)