Summer Camps and Summer Programs at Brooklyn College - Brooklyn, NY

Summer Academy for Middle and High School Students High School and College Preparatory Academies, Entering Grades 7-8, 9-12  |  Youth Programs - Summer 2010 CUB-Children’s University : Entering Grades 1-6

Summer Academy for Middle and High School Students
High School and College Preparatory Academies, Entering Grades 7-8, 9-12

Description:
This unique program, held on our beautiful campus, includes a variety of academic and recreational modules designed to prepare students for higher learning. See course descriptions below. The Director of Youth Programs is Steve Radlow.
Our High School Preparatory Academy is for students entering Grades 7 and 8 in September 2010.
Our College Preparatory Academy is for students entering Grades 9-12 in September 2010.
Limited Enrollment.

Program Information:
2010 Program Information
Monday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
July 6 through August 12, 2010
Total cost of program for 2010- $1395.00 (includes all books and material fees)
Early morning drop-off (8-10 am) and late day pickup (3-5 pm) available at additional costs.
Join us at an Open House to learn more about our Summer Youth Programs
Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 6:00 PM
Saturday, May 15, 2010 at 10:00 AM
Thursday, June 3, 2010 at 6:00 PM
2010 CLASSES
YP 108 High School Preparatory Academy for Students in Grades 7 & 8
This six- week program will include a variety of academic, cultural and recreational courses ,designed to prepare students for the high school experience. Academic modules will focus on concepts and skills necessary for success on specialized and standardized exams. All classes are held on our beautiful campus. Limited Enrollment. Program offerings include:
Math Matters-- - a course in mathematical concepts and problem solving skills with a focus on the NY State mathematics exams. This is the perfect bridge program linking one grade to the next.
Humanities-- - a course in language arts and social studies which helps students develop those skills essential for success on NY State standardized exams. Students develop vocabulary, reading and writing skills and keep abreast of current events.
Senior Robotics-- - a hands- on workshop in which students delve into the world of robotic technology. Students will use acquired skills to build their very own working robots. This program is presented by Mad Science of Brooklyn.
Adventures in Animation--an innovative class in which students explore the world of animation using computer software and digital cameras.
Exciting new projects presented each summer.
Intermediate Theater Arts-- -a course designed to build self-confidence and strengthen self-awareness through role playing, monologues and interactive skits. (For students entering Grade 7.)
Improv Theater-- -a dynamic series of workshops in which students present short scenes constructed from predetermined theater games, structures or ideas driven by audience suggestion. (For students entering grade 8.)
Business Brains-- -a class designed to empower young people with entrepreneurial, business and personal finance skills through innovative and fun activities. (For students entering grade 8.)
Fitness for Tweens-- -a physical education course which focuses on nutrition, exercise and indoor sports. (For students entering grade 7.) 



YP 109 College Preparatory Academy for Students in Grades 9-12
Students enrolled in our College Preparatory Academy will participate in activities designed to enhance study skills and test-taking techniques, as well as critical thinking and social skills. Academic modules will focus on concepts and skills necessary for success in high school courses. Limited Enrollment. 
Classes may include:

Project Math-- - classes designed to prepare rising students for high school math curricula as follows: Grade 9-Algebra; Grade 10-Geometry; Grade 11-Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus;
Grade 12-Pre-Calculus/Calculus
Individualized programs available for advanced students.

Humanities -- - an integrated course in language arts and social studies which focuses on the development of vocabulary, reading comprehension and writing skills as well as on current events. Grade appropriate materials are used for students in grades 9-12.
Improv Theater -- - a dynamic series of workshops in which students present short scenes constructed from predetermined theater games, structures or ideas driven by audience suggestion.
Adventures in Animation-- - - In this innovative class, students will explore the world of animation using computer software and digital cameras. New projects are presented each summer.
Book Illustration & Design-- - Using mixed media, students will learn how to design the layout of a book including cover, flyleaf and interior illustrations.
Forensics-- - a hands on workshop in which students delve into the world of detective crime science and secret communications. The classroom will be transformed into a crime lab for this exciting exploration of the fundamentals of forensics. (For students entering Grades 9 & 10.)
Entrepreneurship Today-- - using a real world approach, students learn the stages of a business start-up and are prepared with a working business plan to begin an entrepreneurial venture-not “someday,” but TODAY. (For students entering Grades 11 & 12.)

Please check our website for the most current information regarding class schedules: http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/adulted
Also available-evening and weekend test preparation classes for the SAT, SSHSAT and Regents Examinations. Call for schedules and tuition fees.

Contact:
Steve Radlow, Director of Youth Programs
Brooklyn College - Continuing Education
2900 Bedford Avenue, Room 1439 Ingersoll Hall
Brooklyn, NY 11210
Telephone:   (718) 951-4141
Fax:   (718) 951-4873
Email:   Sradlow@brooklyn.cuny.edu
  (Steve Radlow)
Web Site:   academic.Brooklyn.cuny.edu/adulted   
             
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Youth Programs at Brooklyn College - Summer 2010
CUB-Children’s University at Brooklyn College: Entering Grades 1-6

Description:
This exciting six-week program will provide your children with intellectual stimulation and creative inspiration.
All classes are held on our beautiful campus, Monday-Thursday. Limited Enrollment.

Program Information:
2010 Program Information
Monday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m
July 6 through August 12, 2010
Total cost of program for 2010- $1395.00 (includes all books and material fees)
Additional classes will be offered from 3:00 to 5:00 PM at an additional cost.
Early morning drop-off (8-10 am) and late day pickup (3-5 pm) available at additional costs.
Join us at an Open House to learn more about our Summer Youth Programs
Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 6:00 PM
Saturday, May 15, 2010 at 10:00 AM
Thursday, June 3, 2010 at 6:00 PM

Courses for 2010
YS100 Young Scholars On Campus Grades 1-2
Children entering first and second grade in September 2010 will explore learning through our hands-on classes. Academic modules will include instruction in mathematics, reading and science. Additional modules will include: Elementary Performing Arts, Media for Kids, Fitness for Kids & Arts ,Crafts and So Much More!l
YS200 Young Scholars On Campus Grades 3-4
Expand the learning capacity of your third or fourth grader with our new and exciting youth program. Academic modules will include instruction in mathematics and language arts. Emphasis will be placed on developing strong analytical skills necessary for success on all standardized exams. Additional modules will include Radical Reactions (a hands -on science class presented by Mad Science of Brooklyn,) Smart Start for Biz Beginners (a class in finance and money management for kids,) Fitness for Kids, & Computer Creations.
YS300 Young Scholars On Campus Grades 5-6
Children entering grades five or six in September 2010 will love this stimulating summer program. Academic modules will include instruction in mathematics and language arts with a focus on test-taking strategies and problem solving skills. Additional modules will include: Science in Action, Artful Objects (a multi-cultural art class in which students decorate everyday items with ornamental patterns,) Mysteries of Magic, Journey Through Time (an exciting exploration of social studies), (Grade 5) and Jump Start to Business (a business course featuring games, hands-on activities and contests, (Grade 6.)

For additional information about our Children's University at Brooklyn College, email Steve Radlow at
Sradlow@brooklyn.cuny.edu

Contact:
Brooklyn College - Continuing Education Dept.
Steve Radlow, Director of Youth Programs
2900 Bedford Avenue, Room 1439 Ingersoll Hall
Brooklyn, NY 11210
Telephone:   (718) 951-4141
Fax:   (718) 951-4873
Email:   Sradlow@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Web Site:   academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/adulted/   
             
Brooklyn, N.Y.

 

 

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