Undertheoakssummer17 by Oscar Garza

A Joyful Foundation through Playing,Learning &Creating SUMMER

2017

OAK HILL SCHOOL

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Table of Contents Welcome................................................ 3 How to Use This Catalog....................4 Camp Categories..................................4 2017 Camps........................................... 5 The UTO Experience............................6

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. Sessions are offered for children entering prekindergarten through the sixth grade.

Camp Dates & Hours............................6 Camp Calendar..................................... 7 Week 1- June 5-9.................................8 Week 2 - June 12-16..........................10 Week 3 - June 19-23.......................... 12

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:

Week 4 - June 26-30......................... 14 Week 5 - July 10-14........................... 16 Outdoor Adventure Camp: May 30-June 2.................................... 18

»» 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.

What To Wear to Camp..................... 19 Lunch & Snacks at Camp.................. 19 Drop Off & Pick Up.............................20

Welcome + Intro

Under The Oaks has simple and efficient online registration. To register your child for Under The Oaks sessions, please visit oakhillschool.org/undertheoaks and click on the registration link.

Health Guidelines............................... 21 What To Bring to Camp.....................22 FAQ........................................................22 How to Register/Enroll......................23

For other important details, go to our Frequently Asked Questions, or contact the Under The Oaks office at 615-298-9590 or UnderTheOaks@OakHillSchool.org.

Customize Your Summer..................24

Alyssa Finneyfrock & Amy Pearson, Camp Co-Directors

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How To Use This Catalog 1 2

Title of Camp

Grade Accepted

Review the full list of camps on page 5. Camps are listed by week & category on the following pages 8-18.

Choose camps based on your camper's grade and area of interest.

Plan based on your schedule using the Camp Planner on pages 24-25.

Camp Number Sense. Learn

[ Maggie Counter & Jaclyn Moniot ] Math

is s’more fun in the summer! Join us for a week of math enrichment activities with all the fun of a summer camping experience. Campers will enjoy math mini-lessons each day around the campfire. Activities will include lots of multisensory, hands-on manipulatives, and games to build foundational math skills and number sense.

Description of Camp

Camp Category

Camp Teacher

CAMPS AT UNDER THE OAKS

Play Camps that involve movement and athletics and/or imaginative play.

Learn

Create

Camps that challenge the brain and help participants develop new skills.

Camps in which participants will use their imaginations to make or create something.

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The Under the Oaks Experience Character

Exploration

Friendship

We track our campers' life skills and values.

We help our campers discover the world around them.

We support our campers in making friends for life.

Gratitude Citizenship Respect

Decision Making Problem Solving Joy of Learning

Social Skills Leadership Communication

Full Calendar of Camps June 5 thru July 14 WEEK 1 – JUNE 5-9

WEEK 2 – JUNE 12-16

WEEK 3 – JUNE 19-23

Morning Session

Football Camp

American Girl Adventures

Soccer Academy

Dinosaur Discovery

Getting to Know You

Amazing Race 1

Amazing Race: Season 2

3...2...1 Blast Off!

Camp Number Sense

Making a Difference Through Service: Living the Oak Hill School Mission

Fralick's Fastball Fury

“On va parler en français.” Panther Foodies Travel the World Magic Carpet Ride

Creativity

Play

Integrity

We unleash our campers' creativity in everything they do.

We develop our campers’ abilities in sports.

We build our campers' confidence to be leaders.

Afternoon Session

"Girls Just Want to Have Fun!" Wiffle Ball Mania On the Loose with Dr. Seuss

Intro to ISEE Prep

Excitement Sportsmanship Skills Development

Resilience Honesty Grace

Dinosaurs are Dramatic

Zoo Animal Adventures Afternoon Session Kickin' It–Taekwon-Do and more! "Bump, Set, Spike It!" Cheerleading

WEEK 4 – JUNE 26-30

WEEK 5 – JULY 10-14

Morning Session

Minute to Win it

Dance Camp Jr.

Jr. Soccer Academy

All Sports Camp

Track Academy

Intro to ISEE Prep

Cupcake Wars: Art and Design Camp

PRICING Class

Price

Play. Learn. Create. Camps (3 hours)

$165

Babysitters Club

$250

Sleep Over Fun

Yummy Science

Early care (8 am to 9 am)

$40/week

International Culinary Tour

Cake Camp

Lunch

$40/week

ISEE PREP

$350

Afternoon Session

Nashville Adventure Camp

WEEK 2- June 12-16, 2017

Dance Camp

Mind Your Manners

Boys Basketball

Candyland

Nashville Adventure Camp

Ooze, Glop and Slime

Animals in Art Minecraft Adventures

BEFORE CARE is available from

Fairy Tale Theatre

$190

Super Hero's Adventures

WEEK 5- July 10-14, 2017

Underwater Explorations

Adventure Camps

9AM TO 4PM

Boulevard.

Early Engineers

Adventure Camp at Stone Door

MONDAY-FRIDAY

WEEK 4- June 26-30, 2017

Nashville Adventure Camp

Wood Working

WEEK 1- June 5-9, 2017

place at South Porch off Tyne

Afternoon Session Girls Basketball

Nashville Adventure Camp

Oak Hill Yogis

WEEK 3- June 19-23, 2017

Creativity Unplugged... Powered by Girls!

Jr. Robotics

ESCAPE: Oak Hill

Afternoon Session

All drop off and dismissal takes

Actors of the Lion Trunk

Music, Movement, and Sports!

Bust A Myth

Camp Dates & Hours

Unlocking the Maker in You

Ace Tennis Academy: Summer Tennis Camp

Nashville Adventure Camp

Self-Expression Imagination Individuality

Build It = Solve It: S.T.E.A.M. Ahead

All Sports Camp Jr.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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Early care is per week, per child.

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Lunch is available for full and half-day campers.

Participants may choose to bring their lunch instead of purchasing the meal plan. Please see our website for details regarding our cancellation policy. www.oakhillschool.org/undertheoaks

8AM to 9AM daily.

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Week 1

MORNING SESSION

9AM TO 12PM

J U NE 5- 9

Dinosaur Discovery

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[ Terry Fralick ]

Come romp and roar and see what is in store at dinosaur discoveries. How big were dinosaurs, and what did they eat? Let’s have fun learning about dinosaurs together. Learn

Amazing Race 1

AFTERNOON SESSION

456 [ Elizabeth Derck ]

Who wants to go on the Amazing Race? We will explore the world through challenges and competitions that teach us about the culture, geography, and traditions of different countries around the world. Who will win the Amazing Race? It could be YOU! Learn

Magic Carpet Ride Create

[ Jane Brown and Ann Wert ] Magic Carpet Camp

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 and hop on the magic carpet. Off they go to experience another place and time.

Camp Number Sense

[ Maggie Counter and Jaclyn Moniot ] Math is s’more Learn

456 [ Joe Miles ] Down, set, hike! Oak Hill School Coach Joe Miles Play will guide campers through the fundamentals of becoming a great football player. Learn from the Oak Hill coaching staff, as they develop blocking and tackling skills, while also providing fun opportunities to compete. Whether you are looking to be a defensive stopper or an offensive star, you will learn techniques and fundamentals that will start you down the path to success. Football Camp

Panther Foodies Travel the World Create

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[ Sallie Suttle ] Campers will take a tour of a different

country each day, learning about the culture and traditions that make it unqiue. Campers will have the opportunity to prepare and taste a popular meal from each country, gaining a new appreciation for distinct flavors and cuisines.

fun in the summer! Join us for a week of math enrichment activities with all the fun of a summer camping experience. Campers will enjoy math minilessons each day around the campfire. Activities will include lots of multi-sensory, hands-on manipulatives, and games to build foundational math skills and number sense.

“On va parler en français.” 234 [ Justine Bruyere ] In this camp, campers will have Learn an introduction into French language learning.

They will perform French plays, use puppets to practice French expressions, and learn the basics of French conversation. Campers will engage in fun, upbeat, and creative French lessons. All of this learning will culminate with a French performance on our last day of camp. On va parler français!

1PM TO 4PM Dinosaurs are Dramatic 23 [ Jennifer Donnelly ]

Intro to ISEE Prep 6 [ Jaclyn Moniot ]

In this camp, you will learn about different dinosaurs Create and choose the one you like best to become in a funny play about dinosaurs making a comeback! At the end of the week, we will perform our play.

Students will become familiar with the type of questions that are found in each of the five sections of the Independent School Entrance Examination - Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Math Achievement, and the Essay. Students will learn test taking strategies and apply them to practice questions from each section. Writing strategies, including brainstorming, organizing ideas, and editing, will also be covered.

Ace Tennis Academy: Summer Tennis Camp Play

k123456 [ Whitnie Norman & Kellie Buckley ]

Campers will have an opportunity to discover the basics of tennis in a fun, yet disciplined environment. Campers will be introduced to the basic strokes of tennis; forehand, backhand, volley, and serve, which will all be incorporated into a variety of drills, games, instruction, and demonstration. All equipment needed for class is included (i.e. racquets, balls, teaching tools).

“Girls Just Want to Have Fun!” Play

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[ Sarah Storey ] Girls Just Want to Have Fun gives

girls an opportunity to play different types of sports throughout the week: soccer, basketball, lacrosse, volleyball. Each day, values will be emphasized throughout the week: perseverance, teamwork, encouragement, dedication, etc. This camp is for girls to experience fun summer activities!

Wiffle Ball Mania 23456 [ Don Dryden ] It’s time for everyone’s favorite backyard game. Each day, we will put a new twist on the game of Wiffle Ball. Gather your friends, sign up and let’s have a blast. Play

On the Loose with Dr. Seuss

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[ Terry Fralick ]

Oh the places we will go while we are reading, Play rhyming, and doing fun activities with Dr. Seuss books. We will enjoy The Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham and Horton Hears a Who, along with other great books.

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Bust A Myth 234 [ Mary Carter ] Is a piece of buttered toast more likely to land buttered side up or buttered side down? Is it possible to fold a piece of paper more than seven times? Will cola clean a penny or discolor a tooth? Get ready to bust your own scientific myth using the Mythbusters scientific method as inspiration. Campers will use 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 and maybe just bust a myth! Create

Nashville Adventure Camp 3456 Come along for a weeklong tour of adventure activities in the Nashville area. Each day, we will go to a different, fun destination. SHHH ... campers will not discover each day's secret activity until arriving at camp. Jump on this opportunity for an action-packed week! Play

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Week 2 J U NE 12- 1 6

Getting to Know You Learn

MORNING SESSION

9AM TO 12PM

American Girl Adventures pk1

[ Coneale Bethurum and Susanne Rannells ]

A wonderful introduction to life at Oak Hill as a rising Kindergartener! We will tour our school and campus and explore the endless possibilities to learn and grow. The children will participate in an abbreviated version of a kindergarten school day with the addition of exciting integrated subjects in science, art and social studies. We will not only get to know kindergarten teachers, but also our future classmates and even guest speakers and performers. Come on and sign up for the best week in summer ever!

The Amazing Race: Season 2 456 [ Elizabeth Are you ready to race around the world, again?! If you were a part of the 2016 Amazing Race or are in grade 6, this race is for YOU! We will explore new countries all over the world through Detour Cards, Pit Stops, and Ultimate Amazing Race projects! Will the orange team be two-time champions? Join the race for your chance to be 2017 Season Two: Amazing Race Winner! Learn

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Unlocking the Maker in You Create

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[ Nathan Kraai ] Using the design process, campers

will collaboratively work to solve design challenges on a daily basis. From brainstorming to testing prototypes, campers will be challenged to think critically, work collaboratively and design some really cool things! Will the challenge be accepted?

Zoo Animal Adventures k1 [ Mattie Newson ] Romp, roar, and soar with us at zoo camp! Did you know that polar bears’ paws are larger than dinner plates?! Did you know that the longest living tortoise lived to be 130 years old?! We will create crafts, read stories, and learn fun facts about some of your favorite animals. Play

AFTERNOON SESSION

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[ Macy Johnson and Kendra Bess ] Bring 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.

Build It = Solve It: S.T.E.A.M. Ahead 234 Create

[ Shantell Hinton ] Have you ever wondered how

common items can be used to build extraordinary things? Come learn the basics of mechanical, electrical and solar engineering, build your own toys and solve your summer boredom. Build It = Solve It will develop your science, technology, engineering, art and math skills and create fun learning experiences.

Making a Difference Through Service: Living the Oak Hill School Mission 456 Each day during the week, Create campers will spend time working on a project to benefit the community, such as creating puppets and delivering them to children in the hospital, serving lunch at a shelter, or organizing food for a food bank. Campers will have the opportunity to be involved with serving the community and gain a better understanding how that experience can shape their lives.

1PM TO 4PM Kickin’ It–Taekwon-Do and More! Play

Cheerleading pk1 [ Lisa Neeley and Macy Johnson ]

k12345 [ Master Frank Primm, 7th degree black belt ] Beginner students will learn the kicks,

punches, blocks and releases, which form the beginning moves in traditional Taekwon-Do. Current Oak Hill Taekwon-Do students will have the chance to continue working on the requirements to move toward black belt. All students will have the opportunity to use these skills in obstacle courses, board-breaking and no-contact sparring. Campers will simultaneously be using the etiquette of Taekwon-Do, which includes being courteous, honest and respectful—and having selfcontrol. Campers will also learn how to count to 10 in Korean. This is a great session for character development, physical fitness, self defense, and most of all having FUN! Beginner students who enjoy this session and want to start working toward a black belt may choose to continue their TKD training in the fall through the Oak Hill Explorations Mini-Classes.

“Bump, Set, Spike It!” 56 [ Amy Pearson ] Join Oak Hill School volleyball coach Amy Pearson for a week of volleyball! Campers will focus on basic volleyball skill development in a fun, learning environment. Coach Pearson will teach the skills of serving, passing, setting and hitting. These skills will be applied through competitive 3-on-3 drills, fun games and scrimmages. The rules of the game of volleyball will also be taught. Play

Wood Working 23456 [ Don Dryden ] Campers will assemble three projects using wood (two small projects and one large project). Using simple tools and techniques, we will emphasize safety while exploring the pleasure of woodworking. Campers will enjoy making their own creations to take home.

You’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, 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! Play

ESCAPE: Oak Hill 456 [ Shantell Hinton ] Solve spy secrets, decode classified C.I.A. missions, and navigate through hidden passages, and, you must do it all in one hour. You will need to use problem solving, critical thinking, technology, teamwork and sheer nerve to complete each challenge. Can you escape Oak Hill School? Play

Music, Movement, and Sports! pk [ Jerry Monds ] Children will explore singing, playing, and creating music through a variety of movement and sport activities. They will move creatively to music to explore form and musical styles. Children will use tennis balls to explore keeping a steady beat, while moving around to a variety of musical selections. They will also explore how basketballs can create vocal sounds which can turn into fun songs to sing. Children will also work on fundamental music basics (i.e. steady beat, reading notation) while playing various traditional and nontraditional instruments. If your child likes music and likes to move, this is the camp for them! Create

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Nashville Adventure Camp 3456 [ Elizabeth Derck and Bitsy Ward ] Come along for

a week-long tour of adventure activities in the Nashville area. Each day, we will go to a different, fun destination. SHHH ... campers will not discover each day's secret activity until arriving at camp. Jump on this opportunity for an action-packed week!

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Week 3 J U NE 19 - 2 3

Getting to Know You Learn

MORNING SESSION

9AM TO 12PM Creativity Unplugged... Powered by Girls!.

[ Coneale Bethurum and Susanne Rannells ]

Soccer Academy

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[ Scott Mason ]

Soccer 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, and working as a team. The camp will include several scrimmages throughout the week. Kick start the summer with this fun opportunity! Play

Actors of the Lion Trunk pk1 Create

[ Jane Brown and Ann Wert ] Come join PreK

teachers Jane Brown and Ann Wert on a magical journey, where campers can change into their favorite character and perfrom on our theatre stage! Based on familiar children’s literature, campers might be a super hero, a princess, a mermaid, or a silly monster as they get ready to act out different plays on each day. Campers will also have fun making simple props, costumes, scenery, and making their own magical space. Grab your imagination and join us at the actors of the lion trunk!

AFTERNOON SESSION

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1PM TO 4PM Early Engineers

pk1 [ Sarah Faquin & Colleen Heaston ]

Light the spark of your inner creativity and put your imagination to use! Campers will enjoy designing doll accessories, hands-on nature and art projects, creative construction, dance, dramatic play and musical performance all in one camp. We will go back to a time when we were unplugged and let our imaginations run free!

Create

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Jr. Robotics

[ Colleen Heaston and Sarah Faquin ] Come join us

for a week of imagination, planning, designing, creating, and improving our own creations. We will explore concepts of engineering and technology, integrated with science and literacy. We will also engage children in hands-on, real world experiences, while using a variety of building materials.

Nashville Adventure Camp 3456 Underwater Explorations k12 [ Terry Fralick ]

3...2...1 Blast Off!

k12 [ Terry Fralick ]

Have you ever wondered how a rocket gets to outer space, or what other space vehicles travel in space? Then, come blast off with Commander Fralick as we learn about how astronauts travel in space and what exciting planets, constellations, and galaxies we will encounter.

Create

Learn

Fralick’s Fastball Fury

345 [ Braxton Fralick ]

In this camp, we will learn all about the history of America’s Favorite Past-Time: baseball. We will discuss the roots of this historic game, and we will learn about the game’s historic ballparks, its great players, and its many traditions. This class will include many fun elements, including baseball-related activities and exciting baseball videos. Coach Fralick looks forward to seeing you at this camp! Learn

123 [ Bricks 4 Kids ]

How would you like to turn your next LEGO Create creation into a robot, programmed to do exactly what you tell it to do? This camp offers all the fun of building with LEGO Bricks, PLUS the challenge of computer programming! This fun action-packed week combines real-life skills with real-kid fun!

What strange things lie under the oceans? What is on the ocean floor? Come explore and dive into the ocean depths to see what can be discovered.

Girls Basketball

56 [ Kaitlin Adams ]

Join Oak Hill School basketball coach Kaitlin Adams for high tempo fun as campers hit the hardwoods. This camp is designed to establish a solid foundation for basketball fundamentals, balancing skill work with fun! Play

[ Scott Mason and Don Dryden ] Come along for Play

Fairy Tale Theatre k1 [ Mattie Newson ]

Once upon a time at a school in Nashville, there was a camp that allowed students to express their inner creativity through live performance! At fairy tale theater camp, students will get the opportunity to read and then act out classic fairy tales. Students will leave the camp knowing about a variety of fairy tales, basic acting skills, and a playbill with their own headshot!

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Week 4 J U NE 26 - 3 0

AFTERNOON SESSION

9AM TO 12PM

1PM TO 4PM

Sleep Over Fun 234 [ Robin Rodriguez ]

Oak Hill Yogis 456 [ Sallie Suttle ]

Boys Basketball 56 [ Charlie Hunt ]

Minute to Win It includes fun activities that Play incorporate fine and gross-motor skills. Students will learn how to make fun games that they can play at home with their parents and then try the games during camp. Campers will have one minute to successfully defeat each challenge. The game show Minute to Win It will come to life in this camp in a familyfriendly competition.

It is always fun to hold a sleepover, and this Create summer campers of all ages will learn how to host the best sleepovers ever! Some activities include a DIY spa, which includes a special sugar scrub, nail painting, and snack creating. Along with this, we will plan fun games and pick out great sleep over movies. This is only a small preview of the fun filled week ahead! Have fun, be safe and don’t forget your sleeping bag!

Each day, we will start off with either a yoga/ Play pilates routine or go on a relaxing nature walk. After snack, we will then create a homemade spa product (foot scrub, cuticle cream, face mask) to take home.

Join Oak Hill School basketball coach Charlie Hunt on the court for a week of basketball fun. This camp will help develop fundamental skills while providing fun opportunities for competition.

Jr. Soccer Academy pk [ Scott Mason ] Soccer

Track Academy

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, and working as a team. The camp will include several scrimmages throughout the week. Kick start the summer with this fun opportunity!

School Coach Don Dryden brings his 30 years of track and field experience to campers interested in learning fundamentals and training techniques for track and field elements that include sprinting, middle distance running, long distance running, high jump, and long jump. The camp is designed as a springboard to move into or return to a camper’s track or cross country team.

Minute to Win It

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MORNING SESSION

[ Joe Miles ]

Play

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[ Don Dryden ]

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Cupcake Wars: Art and Design Camp Create

3456 [ Susie Elder ] If you love dessert,

design and art, this camp is for you! Campers will paint, sculpt and draw based on a dessert theme. Campers will also design cupcakes and other fun desserts throughout the week based on the designs. Come join the fun as you create edible masterworks and scrumptious-looking art!

International Culinary Tour 123 [ Olivia Fitzpatrick ] Aspiring chefs will discover how Create healthy dishes can be delicious! Campers will

work with classmates to create whole food and plant-centric menus that will have them asking for more! Campers will also learn about cuisines from around the world. This hands-on course will cover fundamentals of cooking such as how to read a menu, measuring and mixing, and kitchen safety. On the last day, campers will participate in a cooking challenge!

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Minecraft Adventures 1234 [ Bricks 4 Kids ] Animals in Art pk1 [ Susie Elder ] Explore artwork by master artists who found inspiration from the animal world. 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. Create

Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can imagine. At night, monsters come out-make sure to build a shelter before that happens! Experience the world of minecraft with this fun summer camp! Kids will start by crafting their shelters and some of the mobs, critters. Students will face new challenges each day building models and crafting key elements from the popular minecraft game. Create

Super Hero’s Adventures pk [ Don Dryden ] CALLING ALL HEROES! Come dressed in your favorite superhero clothes and leave your secret identities behind for a week of heroic fun. Campers need to bring courage and crime-solving powers to help rescue the good and fight the League of Evil! This camp is geared toward our youngest campers. Play

Nashville Adventure Camp 3456 [ Scott Mason and Sarah Nickoloff ] Play

Come along for a week-long tour of adventure activities in the Nashville area. Each day, we will go to a different, fun destination. SHHH ... campers will not discover each day's secret activity until arriving at camp. Jump on this opportunity for an action-packed week!

Dance Camp 234 [ Robyne Kennedy ] Calling all dancers! Don’t miss a great week of dance camp filled with technique and choreography. Play Campers will focus on many different styles including ballet, jazz, pom, musical theatre and hip hop. Dance Camp will also focus on campers’ technique, turns, leaps and jumps as well as flexibility and musicality. Look no further for the best dance camp of the summer for your little one. Dancers will get the opportunity to show family and friends what they have learned on the final day of camp (last 20 minutes). No dance experience needed.

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Week 5 J U LY 10 - 1 4

Cake Camp

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MORNING SESSION

9AM TO 12PM

[ Kristen Mills ]

In this camp, students will learn the basics of cake Create baking and a variety of decorating techniques. We will bake and decorate a different cake, batch of cupcakes, or cake pops to take home and enjoy each day!

Intro to ISEE Prep

[ Maggie Counter ]

Students will become familiar with the type of questions that are found in each of the five sections of the Independent School Entrance Examination - Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Math Achievement, and the Essay. Students will learn test taking strategies and apply them to practice questions from each section. Writing strategies including brainstorming, organizing ideas, and editing, will also be covered. Learn

Dance Camp Jr.

Babysitters Club 456 [ Jill Vaughn ] A jump start to babysitting, Oak Hill School’s Learn toddler 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. They will also learn how to handle emergency situations, apply first aid, create appropriate crafts, cooking projects and utilize effective nap and bedtime routinues.

Yummy Science

[ Carol Skinner ]

What could be better than food, science fun? Join us for a hands on class that combines eating and science in a fun, exploratory, and safe manner. From tasty slime to exploding marshmallows, you will not want to miss this sometimes tasty, but always entertaining science camp. Create

pk1 [ Robyne Kennedy ]

Calling all dancers! Don’t miss a great week Play of dance camp filled with technique and choreography. Campers will focus on many different styles including ballet, jazz, pom, musical theatre and hip hop. Dance Camp will also focus on campers’ technique, turns, leaps and jumps, as well as flexibility and musicality. Look no further for the best dance camp of the summer for your little one. Dancers will get the opportunity to show family and friends what they have learned on the final day of camp (last 20 minutes). No dance experience needed.

AFTERNOON SESSION

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All Sports Camp 3456 Play

[ Don Dryden and Will Dryden ] Come have a blast

with Coach Dryden and Will Dryden, participating in an array of sports throughout the week. Sports include: baseball, basketball, football, soccer, dodgeball, indoor hockey, kickball and more.

1PM TO 4PM All Sports Camp Jr. 123 Play

Ooze, Glop and Slime 123 [ Chelsey Lancaster ]

[ Don Dryden And Will Dryden ]

Come have a blast with Coach Dryden and Will Dryden, participating in an array of games focused on team sports. Sports include: baseball, basketball, football, soccer, dodgeball, indoor hockey, kickball and more.

pk [ Kristen Mills ] We will learn about how different types of candy are made, and then Create campers will have a chance to make their own candy or baked good using candy (fudge, mints, lolipops, rock candy, chocolates, simpler candies). Candyland

Mind Your Manners 3456 [ Maggie Counter ] Modern day manners are a must. Learn telephone and basic technology manners, how to make introductions and lead conversation starters, setting a table and mealtime etiquette, writing sincere thank you notes, and more. Campers will come away with a full experience of learning why manners are important, as well as many opportunities to practice their new skills. Learn

If your little one loves to get messy, this is a great camp for them! Campers will mix ordinary kitchen ingredients to make extraordinary concoctions. Experiment with the different states of matter, liquids, solids and gases, to make ooey, gooey substances that you can squish, squash or dribble off your fingertips. Build a volcano using the engineering design process and make it erupt! Learning concepts include the states of matter, science reactions and the engineering design process. Create

Nashville Adventure Camp 3456 Play

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Outdoor Adventure Camp 3 DAYS/2 NIGHTS CAMPING

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Your camper should dress for fun, comfort and safety. We recommend campers wear the following:

Outdoor Adventure Camp at Stone Door 6 [ Carlton Stewart, Scott Mason, Matt Miller ]

Explore the great outdoors with Oak Hill school coaches Carlton Stewart, Scott Mason, and Matt Miller. Campers will participate in a variety of outdoor activities, including a ropes course, fishing, canoeing, hiking, cooking, and much more. The camp will include a day of packing and planning before heading out on a three-day, two-night camping trip. *Space is limited.

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Lunch & Snacks OPTIONAL LUNCH: Oak Hill proudly serves fresh and healthy lunch options that appeal to a wide variety of tastes and preferences. We offer an optional Lunch Program for $40 per week in between the morning and afternoon sessions. The menu is available on our Facebook page. Add the lunch option to your online registration cart. BRINGING LUNCH FROM HOME: Campers are welcome to bring lunch from home and stay from 12:00 to 1:00 PM, free of charge, if they are attending both the morning and afternoon camp. We recommend that lunches include a drink and are packed in a brown bag or soft insulated bag with your camperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name clearly marked. SNACKS: We provide a snack each day during the morning and afternoon sessions.

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Drop Off & Pick Up

Health Guidelines

Our Drop-Off & Pick Up process is designed to be safe, easy and convenient. Our staff will be there to welcome you when you pull up. You are more than welcome to walk your camper into the school. Just pull into the parking spaces at South Porch, the main entrance to the school.

JUST A FEW REMINDERS ❱❱ Please drop off and pick up at South Porch. See map below.

MEDICATION Medical information must be provided for your child to attend camp. It is essential to have your child’s current health information in order to be able to ensure the safety and well-being of campers during their time at camp. The Oak Hill School Nurse can only accept medication for which we have authorized medication consent.

❱❱ Please let us know if you are carpooling with other camp families. ❱❱ Please don’t use your cell phone when in the car line.

Medication must be given directly to our Camp Nurse on/before your child’s first day of camp. ILLNESS To ensure the health and safety of all campers, we request that your camper stay home to rest and recuperate upon the onset of the following conditions:

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❱❱ a temperature ❱❱ experiencing the contagious phase of any illness STAYING HEALTHY WHILE HAVING FUN IN THE SUN Hydration: It is important that our campers stay hydrated, and we encourage them to drink water throughout the day. Staff will offer frequent reminders and give opportunities for water breaks during the camp day.

EARLY PICK UP ❱❱ Please call or email the office to request early pick up. LATE CAMPER ARRIVAL ❱❱ Please bring your camper to the school office when you arrive.

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Sunscreen Tips: If your camper is participating in an outdoor camp activity, liberally apply sunscreen to your child(ren) in the morning before camp. Use a waterproof or water-resistant sunscreen with SPF 30+.

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Frequently Asked Questions WHAT SHOULD I BRING? Learn and Create Camps: You just need to bring your imagination and a smile for most camps. Play Camps: All-Sports—Tennis shoes, water bottle Football—Helmet, mouthpiece, shoulder pads, practice jersey, pants with pads, cleats, sunscreen, water bottle Basketball—Tennis shoes, water bottle Soccer—Cleats, shin guards, socks, soccer ball, sunscreen, water bottle Cheer—Water bottle, ponytail holder, spirit Track—Tennis shoes, water bottle Volleyball—Knee pads, water bottle

HOW DOES WEATHER IMPACT YOUR CAMP? In the event of severe weather, we have procedures in place, and if the schedule needs to be altered, you will be notified immediately by email.

HOW WILL I KNOW WHERE MY CAMP IS?

How to Enroll

WHAT IF MY CHILD GETS SICK OR INJURED? We have a registered school nurse who will be on campus full-time during camp.

WHAT IS YOUR CANCELLATION POLICY? We will make every effort to offer and staff courses as described in our brochure. However, it is possible that circumstances which are not anticipated could necessitate a change. In the unlikely event that UTO cancels a course, for any reason, registrants will receive a full refund. If, after an offering in the summer program has begun, it becomes apparent that the UTO staff has not been made aware of specific medical or emotional needs that cannot be accommodated, or if the camper is uncooperative with instructors or a detriment to other students, the camper may be removed from any current or future camp that she/ he may be registered to attend without refund.

There are no refunds after April 15 except for course cancellation. In the unusual case where refunds are appropriate (with the exception of cancelled courses), there is a $25 processing fee.

When you arrive on campus, there will be maps and counselors to guide you to your camp location.

WHAT IF I NEED TO PICK MY CHILD UP MIDDAY? Please notify camp directors by calling 615-298-9590 or emailing: UnderTheOaks@OakHillSchool.org. Your child will meet you in the front school office for dismissal.

Go to:

UnderTheOaks.CampBrainRegistration.com

Follow the on-screen instructions to register each child individually. Camps are designed for the grade your child enters in the fall 2017.

New Families ❱❱ Click “New User Sign Up.” ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?

❱❱ Enter your First Name, Last Name, and Password.

Email Under The Oaks at: UnderTheOaks@OakHillSchool.org

❱❱ Then click “Create Account.” Returning Families - Sign in using your user name and password. If you do not know your user name, please click Password Reset.

*Things to keep in mind: Password Assistance - If you don’t know your user name and password, there is a link on the registration page to request this information via email.

3 Receive Confirmation Receive immediate confirmation by email.

Required Camper Information - Enter emergency contact information and medical information. Online Account - You may access your online account 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Customize Your Summer

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“Creative programs that help keep little brains moving over the summer! Loved picking up happy kids who looked forward to returning day after day! My children learned a lot, played a lot and made new friends over the summer thanks to Under The Oaks ~ Looking forward to next year!"

“Under The Oaks is the best camp experience we have ever had! My daughters have had so much fun learning about all kinds of new things this summer. I love that Under The Oaks is educational as well as being so much fun for the kids. We will definitely be back next year!”

“High-quality camp with extra attention to details that make you feel like you've gone to this school forever! Everyone on staff made him feel so welcome and loved. Will definitely go back next year!” 26

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