summer camp catalog 2012

It’s time once again for LeTourneau University’s summer camps! Our camps are designed for children of all ages and feature a wide variety of fun and educational topics. Registration is easy. Just follow the steps below, and your young learner will be on the path to bright and wonderful things.

Choose the camp(s) to attend using the camp code listed with the camp date, camp name and fee (found on pages 18-21). Some camps may be offered more than once during the summer. Descriptions of each may be found throughout the catalog.

Registration & Discounts

Please register online, at www.letu.edu/camps

Multiple camper families are eligible for a family discount of 10% off the total camp costs.

Academic Camp Information

Camp times: Half-day 8 a.m.-noon or 1-5 p.m. or full-day 8 a.m. - 5p.m.

Check-in at Longview Hall: After 7:30 a.m. or 12:30 p.m.

Check-out at Longview Hall: Noon for half-day morning camps, 5 p.m. for half-day afternoon camps.

Camper’s grade: The grade campers will be entering as of September 1, 2012.

Campers receive a camp T-Shirt.

Snacks for each academic camp session will be available daily and are included in the cost of each camp.

For all-day campers, lunch will be available in the LETU Café for a cost of $40 for the week. For a small fee of $10 campers can bring their own lunch each day. Campers will be supervised during this time by camp staff.

Experienced and mature male and female directors, coaches and counselors provide supervision for your campers.

Directions to LeTourneau University

From Dallas or Shreveport, take Interstate 20 to Longview and exit #595 Estes Parkway North. Follow LeTourneau University signs, and veer right, onto Mobberly Avenue. The university is located on the right at 2100 South Mobberly Avenue.

In accordance with applicable provisions of federal

law, applicants for employment who are in agree-

ment with the educational mission of LeTourneau

University and applicants for admission to

educational programs or activities are considered

without discrimination on the basis of race, age, sex,

handicapping condition, or national origin. Inquiries

about this policy should be directed to the Director

of Human Resources, (903) 233-4171.

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Actingpg 4

Sciencepg 11

Artpg 5

Skillspg 13

Sports Flip Camp Schedulepg 18

Roboticspg 7

Funpg 16

Flip for Sports Camps

Movie MakersBe a MOVIE STAR! You’ll help write a script and be an actor in a MOVIE. You can help create a music video, a dramatic scene, or be the funniest comedian on the screen. See the movie at the end of the week on LeTourneau’s Big Screen Movie Theater. Then take home your very own DVD of the movie to show to your friends.

Director Cost Grades

Doris Collier $160 3rd - 12th

Date: June 4 - 8 / 1p - 5p

Hollywood Movie StarsHave some fun and star in a MOVIE! Be an actor; create a scene; wear a costume! Take home your very own movie on a DVD to show your friends on your television. The movie you will be filmed in will be shown on the last day of camp on the LeTourneau University’s big screen movie theater.



Date: June 11 - 15 / 1p - 5p

Stage FunTake the stage and have fun performing every day of camp. Master the art of telling a joke. Enjoy being the star of a play without having to learn a lot of lines through reader’s theatre. Lip sync to great musical numbers. Choreograph musical skits with a group, and enjoy the applause of the other campers. Learn all about writing a script, story, or poem to use to enter-tain or educate others. Play charades and experience how easy it is to use body language to talk for you. Don’t be left behind when the curtain goes up. Be a star every day of camp!


Doris Collier $140 K - 8th

Date: July 16 -20 / 1p - 5p

Camp’s got TalentTIME TO SHOW OFF!! Every camper will entertain the audience with his/her favorite talent. Each camper will perform with a group and a solo act. The campers will work all week polishing their solo acts and their group acts. It will be an experience with team work, brainstorming, script writing, and idea sharing. The week will come to an end with a performance for parents and friends. Everyone will get the chance to prove that Camp really does have talent!


Doris Collier $140 K - 9th

Date: June 18 - 22 / 1p - 5p

Acting



Art

Wild World of Arts and CraftsHands-on experiences await you everyday with everything from painting to paper-mâché to fun-filled crafts. Get ready to take the world into your own hands in this exciting week of new adventures.


Tammy Baker $150 K - 4th

Date: July 9 - 13 / 8a - Noon

3D ArtCampers will have fun learning new ways to create art. Throughout the week, campers will learn how to create artwork that literally leaps off the paper! Some of the projects include creating a robot, friendship bracelets, making a unique and colorful mobile, and a fun and funky sculpture. Come and experience art in a way you never have before.


Allison Wooden $150 1st - 5th

Date: June 18 - 22 / 8a - Noon

Cool CreationsAre you ready to create some exciting new projects? Then this is the camp for you! Learn how to make your own play dough, create a volcano that really erupts, sculpt clay and get paint between your fingers as you make cool creations.



Date: June 18 - 22 / 1p - 5p

Jewelry MakingDo you love bling? Come learn how to make necklaces, bracelets and earrings. We will use a variety of colors, shapes and sizes of “gems” as well as different clasps, wires and elastic string.


Cindy English $150 5th - 8th



Tape ArtCampers will learn how to make cool duct tape items such as hats, wallets, flip flops and flowers, as well as stick someone to the wall! Campers will also learn how to make packing tape sculptures and a life-size model for display. Students may be required to provide additional tape for larger projects.


Jimmy Fitzgerald $160 5th - 12th

Date: July 16 - 20 / 1p - 5p

Artsy AnimalsWho knew that drawing animals could be so much fun! In this camp we will use many different mediums to create wild and wacky animals. Campers will not only learn how to draw several animals, but also how to bring them to life using paints, pastels, colored pencils, watercolors, fabric and tissue paper. Get ready to be messy, because it’s a jungle out there!


Allison Wooden $150 K - 5th

Date: June 25 - 29 / 1p - 5p

Kids’ ArchitectureIn this fun-filled camp, you will form construction companies and contract to build bridges, towers, and roller coasters. Also, you will have the opportunity to be the designer, the construction foreman, or the accountant. Your structure must satisfy the requirements, come in under budget, and survive rigorous testing. The structure will be made out of wood, pasta, paper, and straws.


Lance Homeniuk $150 4th - 8th

Date: July 9 - 13 / 1p - 5p

Scrapbooking 101Are you creative AND love to take pictures? If you are, then join me for an exciting week of learning how to preserve your memories by scrapbooking. We will learn the basics of layout, color and journaling. We will have lots of stickers, cut-outs and glitter. Campers will need to bring 50 photographs that can be trimmed or cut. At the end of the week you will have a keepsake album and knowledge of how-to-do-it again.


Cindy English $150 4th - 8th



Robotics

lego BeginnersDesign, create, and program models based on the theme using simple drag and drop programming software. Some of the components include LEGO bricks, a motor, and other special elements such as tilt and motion sensors. Students will then test their designs and programming, making adjustments as necessary.

Wedo Amazing Mechanisms and SoccerJune 4 - 8 / 8a - Noon June 25 - 29 / 1p - 5p

Wedo ConstructionJune 18 - 22 / 1p - 5p

Wedo Wild Animals & Adventure Stories June 11 - 15 / 8a - Noon July 9 - 13 / 1p - 5p


Paula Hjorth $160 2nd - 4th

lego EngineersChildren will work with a buddy to build principle models that let them experi-ence the mechanical and structural principles normally hidden away inside everyday machines and structures. Using building instructions, kids will experience and discover the principles at work and be challenged to apply their knowledge.

Energy June 4 - 8 / 8a - Noon June 18 - 22 / 8a - Noon

Force and MotionJune 4 - 8 / 1p - 5p July 9 -13 / 8a - Noon

MeasurementJune 11 - 15 / 1p - 5p July 16 - 20 / 8a - Noon

Powered MachinesJune 11 - 15 / 8a - Noon June 25 - 29 / 8a - Noon


Janice ParkPaula Hjorth

$160 4th - 12th

lego Engineers AdvancedAll three of these camps follow the same format as the Lego Engineer camps, but require the use of previ-ously learned skills in addition to the following: Pumped Up will explore the use of pneumatics. Applied Engineering will include design challenges and problem solving.

Applied Engineering 1June 18 - 22 / 1p - 5p

Applied Engineering 2June 25 - 29 / 1p - 5p

Pumped UpJuly 16 - 20 / 8a - Noon


Janice Park $160 5th - 12th

Prerequisites Required:

Lego Engineers:

Energy

Force and Motion

Measurement

Powered Machines.

Prerequisites can be taken in any

order and during various summer

sessions over several camp years.

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lego Robotics: Robo BasicsBuilding instructions for a basic bot will be provided as this class is for learning about programming. Using Lego NXT-G kits, participants will learn programming basics of autono-mous robots with the simple drag and drop Mindstorms software. Skills to be covered include names of parts, basic care, moving forward, reverse, acceleration, different types of turns, circles, and lamps.



Date: June 4 - 8 / 1p - 5p June 18 - 22 / 8a - Noon

lego Robotics: Robo BuildersSpend the day building a variety of Lego kits and models, such as a remote insect, dog, spider, vehicles, and com-munity buildings.


Paula Hjorth $160 4th - 12th

Date: July 16 -20 / 1p - 5p

lego Robotics: Robotics 1Building instructions will be provided for a basic bot as this class is for learn-ing about programming. Participants will use Lego NXT-G kits to gain knowl-edge of the use of sensors (light, touch, sound, and ultra sonic) in programming autonomous robots. Switch blocks and loop blocks will be introduced so that robots can be programmed to make decisions and run continuous programs. If time allows, we can look at “My Blocks”.



Date: June 11 - 15 / 1p - 5p

*Prerequisite Required: Robo

Basics

lego Robotics: SWARMGet out your bug spray and bug nets, there is a swarm coming. This biology lesson is going to be taught by robots. Explore the way insects and birds move as groups with Lego Robotics. Teams will be programming their robot to interact with other robots so that the group moves and works as one.


Ryan Vaux $250 6th - 12th

Date: July 16 - 20 / 8a - 5p

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lego Robotics: ExplorationKids can select and follow the building instructions to create a robot design, and then download readymade programs. These programs may be used as an introduction to more advanced programming, or to improve what kids already know. This camp is loosely structured in order for kids to explore and learn the way they do best… following their natural curiosity.



Date: June 25 - 29 / 8a - Noon July 16 -20 / 1p - 5p

lego Robotics: Team Challenge programmingShout it out (beep), show the world (hello world), and explore the surroundings (thud), with these Lego robots. Move at your pace from simple moves to complex actions.


Ryan Vaux $160 2nd - 4th

Date: July 9 -13 / 8a - Noon



Date: July 9 -13 / 1p - 5p

lego Robotics: Team Challenge MechanicalThis guided tour leads teams at a self paced ride through the challenges and difficulties of problems and the mechanical solutions to such problems. Learn what engineers do to solve challenges and create innovative solutions.






Date: June 25 - 29 / 1p - 5p

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lego Robotics: Battle RobotsRip ‘em up, tear ‘em apart, show ‘em who’s boss! Students will learn to use math, science, engineering and technology in a competitive, chal-lenging, team building setting through the creation of battling robots. Let the games begin!


Ryan Vaux $160 2nd -4th

Date: June 4 - 8 / 8a - Noon June 4 - 8 / 1p - 5p



Date: June 4 - 8 / 8a - 5p



Date: June 11 - 15 / 8a - Noon June 11 - 15 / 1p - 5p



Date: June 11 - 15 / 8a - 5p

lego Robotics: Battle Robots programmingForget lectures, textbooks and dusty chalkboards. Robots will teach today’s science lesson. Team members must work together to complete each mission. Points are awarded on how well the robot performs. The underlying point in the competition is to get kids interested in math, science, technology and programming.



Date: June 18 - 22 / 8a - Noon June 18 - 22 / 1p -5p



Date: June 18 - 22 / 8a - 5p

lego Robotics: green City Challenge A theme-based set that guides kids through a step-by-step introduction to robotics. Kids will experience real-world engineering challenges, investigate simple machines, develop scientific testing skills, and evaluate technological and engineering designs.



Date: July 9 - 13 / 8a - 5p

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Science

insane ScienceIs it magic, or science? Discover the secrets of chemistry. Perform sleight-of-hand tricks with physics. Read minds using math. Learn how your brain and senses make things appear that aren’t really there and miss things that are there. On Friday campers get to put on a show and perform their favorite acts of magic/science.



Date: June 11 - 15 / 1p - 5p

Jr EngineersThis is the camp for inventors and creators! We will build mousetrap powered race cars, flying objects, air-powered missiles, boats (or submarines) and launch EGGstronauts in vehicles of our own design from a giant slingshot. If it can go, we will make it!



Date: July 16 - 20 / 8a - Noon

Slime Ka-BoomHave you ever wanted to get slimed? Here is your chance in this exciting chemistry camp. Junior chemists use real scientific equipment to make tons of slime, ooze, slush, S.S.N.O.T., and many other polymer creations. At the end of the week, each student takes home their own equipment and supplies to continue their experiments post-camp! Don’t let this slimy camp slip past you. Sign up today!


Lee Wilkinson $190 4th - 8th


incredible StuffHave you ever wanted to make your own bubble gum? Gummy bears? Soda pop? Have you ever wanted to build your own catapult? Make sidewalk chalk? Create a glow-stick? You can do all this and much more in this exciting camp! Lots of thrilling hands-on projects keep young scientists busy all week. Don’t wait, this camp fills up very fast!


Lee Wilkinson $190 2nd - 5th

Date: June 18 - 22 / 8a - Noon June 18 - 22 /1p - 5p


Super ScienceHave you ever wanted to get your hands on some goo that you made all by yourself? Well, Super Science is the camp for you! In this camp, you will make crystal snowflakes, paper weights, do some painting and much more! Oh, and we can’t forget about the cooking!



Date: June 4 - 8 / 1p - 5p June 11 - 15 / 8a - Noon June 18 - 22 / 8a - Noon

Super Science 2If you have an inquiring mind, like experiments, and making things, then this camp is for you. Welcome to another fun, hands on science camp for kids.



Date: June 25 - 29 / 1p - 5p July 9 - 13 / 1p - 5p July 16 - 20 / 8a - Noon

leTourneau Space CampYes, it is Rocket Science! Join the hundreds of other young astronauts who have set their sights on the stars. Learn about the Solar System, Newton’s laws of motion, and build a different take-home project everyday. Construct, decorate, and launch your very own REAL rocket, that will soar nearly 1000 feet into the Texas sky! Don’t get left on the ground. Outer Space may be infinite, but we have room for only a limited number of Junior Space Explorers.


Lee Wilkinson $190 2nd - 5th

Date: June 4 - 8 / 8a - Noon June 25 - 29 / 8a - Noon

Space Camp Rocket SummerIf you have been in Space Camp with Mr. Wilkinson and had a blast, then you want to move up to the next level with Space Camp Rocket Summer. Campers will be building several different kinds of rockets including air rockets, water rockets, chemistry rockets, rubber band rockets and model rockets.


Lee Wilkinson $190 4th - 7th

Date: June 25 - 29 / 1p - 5p



Skills

Basic First Aid and Survival SkillsCampers will learn how to provide basic first aid and apply survival skills. We will cover how to make splints, slings, bandages and eye patches, remove foreign objects, call for help and other basic first aid (no certifications). Survival techniques will also be taught. You’ll learn: how to make a basic shelter; how to navigate; different ways to build a fire; about safe water and food; how to signal for help; and what not to do. We will have a group competition at the end of the week to challenge the skills learned during the week.



Date: July 9 - 13 / 8am - Noon

Manners Boot CampToday’s teen faces daunting personal and social challenges. Manners Boot Camp shows your teen how to navigate with etiquette and behavior based on kindness and consideration. Help your teen become a better friend, courteous guest and a thoughtful hostess by learning the various forms of etiquette including table and dining manners! Campers discover that making good first impressions, presenting themselves with integrity and practicing good manners should be a way of life. Poise and self-confidence help young people feel good about themselves and connect with others. Last day ends with Party Pizzazz, planned and prepared by the teens, showcasing the manners learned all week. All teens will be presented with a personal size leather bound pink etiquette book. (For Teen Girls Only)


Amy Riestenberg $170 6th - 12th

Date: June 25 - 29 / 1p -5p

Say “No Thank You” to Bad Manners! A fun interactive camp week that helps children learn poise, polish and how to present themselves with confidence. Learn tips for writing the perfect thank you note! Practice how to be a good guest as well as a good host. Table setting, dining manners and eating certain foods with ease count too. Good grooming techniques begin on the inside - being happy with ourselves will help us shine on the outside! Having a good heart and showing respect and kindness to others are the main themes running throughout the series. On the last day each camper will participate in “Party Pizzazz” given by the children for each other showcasing the manners they have learned in a party setting they prepare. (Coed)


Amy Riestenberg $140 K - 5th



Flight pre-FlightDiscover aviation in a full week of learning and activities. Campers will learn about how an airplane flies, read real aeronautical charts, understand aviations weather forecasting, examine airplane engines, know all those crazy flight instru-ments, and visit an air traffic control tower. In addition, at the end of the week, campers will take a short flight in one of LeTourneau University’s aircraft.


Brad Wooden $290 7th - 12th


Classes held at the Abbott Aviation Center at Gregg

County Airport.

Maximum class size: 15

Flight: pilotAfter completing Pre-Flight Camp, the adventures in the sky await as campers take their aviation skills to a higher level. Campers will pilot the airplane with an experienced flight instructor beside them. They will plan a cross-country flight in aviator’s “ground school”, practice the cross-country flight in the flight simulators, taxi and take-off, and fly the cross-country flight in one of LeTourneau’s airplanes. The student will log approximately 1 hour of actual flight instruction and get to keep their own log book. They will spend a total of around 3 hours flying with 1 in the pilot’s seat and 2 as a passenger.


Brad Wooden $590 8th - 12th


Classes held at the Abbott Aviation Center at Gregg County Airport.

Maximum class size: 9

Airplane CampThis camp is designed for the young airplane enthusiast. Campers will study the history of aviation, principles of flight and components of an airplane. Students will practice wing lift by constructing their own paper airplanes and will learn what modifications work best to control lift and flight. Mock instrument panels will be built along with a rubber band powered airplane. This class will include a tour of LeTourneau University’s Abbott Aviation Center at Gregg County Airport.


Lee Wilkinson $150 3rd - 6th

Date: June 11 - 15 / 1p - 5p



Reading Rocks!Reading should never be something that your child dreads! Reading becomes fun and exciting in this camp dedicated to teaching your children 2 quick-tips on how to make reading fun. Join Mrs. Tammy Baker as she sheds new light on reading!




Once Upon A TimeReader’s Theater is such a fun way to brush up on your reading skills. Take part in turning a fairy tale into a script. Then enjoy acting for an audience at the Longview Public Library’s “Story Time” on the last day of camp.




Self Defense for Children Kids learn through play. That’s why this class is full of games and activities that translate into self-defense later in life. Games like stranger danger and balance drills will keep them on task and interested. The children are our future, lets keep them safe. Enroll your child in LeTourneau University’s Self Defense for Children camp.


Emmett Shankle $140 K - 6th

Date: June 4 - 8 / 1p - 5p

Self Defense for AdultsWhat would you do if you were sud-denly attacked when heading for your car? Would you be able to quickly respond with what you had at hand? Our quick thinking may not prevent an attack, but those who have some training are better able to think and act quickly and more effectively. Spend your lunch hour doing something that may someday save your life.

Director Cost Ages

Emmett Shankle $110 16 & up

Date: July 16 - 20 / Noon - 1p

introduction to Martial ArtsWhere can your kids learn self-defense and have a blast? LeTourneau University’s Introduction to Martial Arts camp for kids. Learning martial arts at an early age will provide your children with life skills. Classes are structured to work the body as well as strengthen the mind. Discipline, respect, and honor will be an intricate part of each class. Not to mention it’s FUN!


Emmett Shankle $140 K - 6th

Date: July 9 -13 / 1p - 5p


Fun

Hero Clix CampDo you like superheroes? Do you like strategy games? Then Hero Clix is the game for you. Come join Mr. Matthew Haesecke in the Solheim Center for hours of fun and competition. All you need to bring is yourself and a desire to learn a new and exciting game. Each camper will be able to design their own team of superheroes to play with. They will compete against other campers in head to head play or full on tournaments. Prizes for winning tournaments and overall improvement of playing ability will be given. (Hero Clix is a game that uses super hero figures that make up a team of superheroes to compete against other teams of superheroes on a map in a strategic game similar to but way more fun and exciting than chess. We supply all of the figures and materials necessary for play.)


Matthew Haesecke $110 2nd - 10th


police Academy 2Are you ready to be a police cadet? Come learn how to fingerprint and investigate a real crime scene, and learn handcuffing techniques! Experience the effects of alcohol and impaired driving through the use of our Fatal Vision Goggles. The cadets will participate in scenarios and use the tactics learned to complete the whole police experience.


Roger Askew $85 6th - 8th


police AcademyJoin members of the Longview Police Department to see just what a police officer really does. Visit police head-quarters, take a closer look at a squad car and watch the K-9 team in action. Participate in a bicycle rodeo, and meet members of the SWAT team. If you are a fan of “Cops,” this camp is for you!


Roger Askew $85 2nd - 5th


Skills Continued



Ancient EgyptStep back in time and discover the world of the Ancient Egyptians. We will learn about the early life of the Egyptian people by creating mummies, writing hieroglyphics, making jewelry, masks and other decorations, living like a Pharaoh, and practice chariot races and battle techniques.




Medieval TimesEnter through the drawbridge into the world of castles, knights, and dragons. Role play life in a feudal society, create your own coat of arms, practice knightly manners and sword play. On Friday we will witness a dragon burp, fight in a melee, fire a trebuchet, storm castle walls, and swim in a moat (OK, it’s a pool).



Date: July 16 - 20 / 1p - 5p

SmorgasbordA fun-filled, fast paced week for campers who are “just as big as the other kids.” Enjoy creative stories, songs, arts, crafts, recreational activities, finger-painting, kid cooking, spy-science, bubbleology and face painting!



Date: June 11 - 15 / 1p - 5p

Young AdventurersIn this fun-filled camp, you will discover so many exciting activities. Mrs. Tammy Baker will make sand castles and sand dough with you. But that is not all! This camp will also allow you to make your very own horse shoe game.



Date: June 4 - 8 / 8a - Noon July 16 - 20 / 1p - 5p


WEEK 1 - JUNE 4-8Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.June 4-8 8 - Noon Flight: Pre-Flight (at airport) 7th - 12th LU12101 $290 14

Lego Beginners: Wedo Amazing Mechanisms & Soccer 2nd - 4th LU12102 $160 7

Lego Engineers: Energy 4th - 12th LU12103 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (half day) 2nd - 4th LU12104 $160 10

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (full day) 2nd - 4th LU12113 $250 10

LeTourneau Space Camp 2nd - 5th LU12105 $190 12

Young Adventurers K - 4th LU12106 $160 17

LUNCH Noon - 1 pm Lunch in the Café K - 12th LU12100L $40

Bring Sack Lunch in the Café K - 12th LU12100LS $10

June 4-8 1 - 5 pm Lego Engineers: Force & Motion 4th - 12th LU12107 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (half day) 2nd - 4th LU12108 $160 10

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (full day) 2nd - 4th LU12113 $250 10

Lego Robotics: Robo Basics 6th - 12th LU12109 $160 8

Movie Makers 3rd - 12th LU12110 $160 4

Self Defense for Children K - 6th LU12111 $140 15

Super Science K - 4th LU12112 $150 12

SPORTS

June 4-8 1 - 5 pm Camp Sports Time (coed) K - 12th YJ12101 $110 s7

June 4-8 8 - Noon Golf Camp (Oak Forest Country Club) 1st - 6th YJ12102 $170 s6

June 4-8 8 - Noon Soccer Camp (boys) K - 3rd YJ12103 $110 s5

June 4-7 8 - Noon Soccer Camp (girls) 1st - 5th YJ12104 $110 s5

June 4-7 8 - 11 am Volleyball Camp: Junior High (half day) 6th - 8th YJ12105 $95 s2

June 4-7 8 - 4 pm Volleyball Camp: Junior High (full day) 6th - 8th YJ12106 $170 s2

WEEK 2 - JUNE 11-15Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.June 11-15 8 - Noon Flight: Pilot (at airport) 8th - 12th LU12201 $590 14

Hero Clix Camp 2nd - 10th LC12202 $110 16

Lego Beginners: Wedo Wild Animals & Adventure Stories 2nd - 4th LU12203 $160 7

Lego Eningeers: Powered Machines 4th - 12th LU12204 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (half day) 5th - 12th LU12205 $160 10

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (full day) 5th - 12th LU12217 $250 10

Police Academy 2nd - 5th LU12206 $85 16

Slime Ka-Boom 4th - 8th LU12207 $190 11




Schedule



Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.June 11-15 1 - 5pm Airplane Camp 3rd - 6th LU12209 $150 14

Insane Science 5th - 8th LU12211 $150 11

Hollywood Movie Stars 3rd - 12th LU12212 $160 4

Lego Engineers: Measurements 4th - 12th LU12213 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (half day) 5th - 12th LU12214 $160 10

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots (full day) 5th - 12th LU12217 $250 10

Lego Robotics: Robotics 1 (Prerequisties) 6th - 12th LU12215 $160 8

Smorgasbord K - 4th LU12216 $150 17

SPORTS

June 11-14 8 - Noon Baseball All Star Camp (boys) 2nd - 7th YJ12201 $110 s4

June 11-15 8 - Noon Golf Camp (Oak Forest Country Club) 1st - 6th YJ12206 $170 s6

June 11-15 1 - 5pm Camps Sports Time (coed) K - 12th YJ12205 $110 s7

Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.June 18-22 8 - Noon 3D Art 1st - 5th LU12301 $150 5

Incredible Stuff 2nd - 5th LU12302 $190 11

Jewelry Making 5th - 8th LU12303 $150 5

Lego Engineers: Energy 4th - 12th LU12304 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots Programming (half day) 6th - 12th LU12305 $160 10

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots Programming (full day) 6th - 12th LU12314 $250 10

Lego Robotics: Robo Basics 6th - 12th LU12306 $160 8




June 18 - 22 1 - 5 pm Camp’s Got Talent K - 9th LU12308 $140 4

Cool Creations K - 4th LU12309 $150 5

Incredible Stuff 2nd - 5th LU12310 $190 11

Lego Beginners: Wedo Construction 2nd - 4th LU12311 $160 7

Lego Engineers: Applied Enigneering 1 (Prerequisties) 5th - 12th LU12312 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots Programming (half day) 6th - 12th LU12313 $160 10

Lego Robotics: Battle Robots Programming (full day) 6th - 12th LU12314 $250 10

SPORTS

June 18 - 21 8 - Noon Baseball All Star Camp (boys) 2nd - 7th YJ12301 $110 s4

8 - Noon Basketball Camp (girls) 3rd - 6th YJ12302 $110 s3

1 - 5pm Basketball Camp (girls) 7th - 12th YJ12303 $110 s3

5 - 6pm Basketball Camp (girls) 1st - 2nd YJ12304 $55 s3

June 18 - 22 8 - Noon Golf Camp (Oak Forest Country Club) 1st - 6th YJ12306 $170 s6

8 - Noon Soccer Camp (boys) 3rd - 6th YJ12307 $110 s5

1 - 5pm Camp Sports Time K - 12th YJ12305 $110 s7

Week 2 - June 11-15 (Continued)

WEEK 3 - JUNE 18-22


Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.June 25-29 8 - Noon Lego Engineers: Powered Machines 4th - 12th LU12401 $160 7

Lego Robotics Exploration 7th - 12th LU12402 $160 9

Lego Robotics: Team Challenge Mechanical 2nd - 4th LU12403 $160 9

LeTourneau Space Camp 2nd - 5th LU12404 $190 12

Once Upon A Time 3rd - 12th LU12405 $140 15

Police Academy 6th - 8th LU12406 $85 16

Reading Rocks! K - 4th LU12407 $150 15

Say “No Thank You” to Bad Manners K - 5th LU12408 $140 13

Scrapbooking 101 4th - 8th LU12409 $150 6

LUNCH Noon - 1 pm Lunch in Cafe K - 12th LU12400L $40

Bring Sack Lunch in the Cafe K - 12th LU12400LS $10

June 25-29 1 - 5pm Artsy Animals K - 5th LU12410 $150 6

Manners Boot Camp (teen girls) 6th - 12th LU12411 $170 13

Lego Beginners: Wedo Amazing Mechanisms & Soccer 2nd - 4th LU12412 $160 7

Lego Engineers: Applied Engineering 2 (Prerequisites) 5th - 12th LU12413 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Team Challenge Mechanical 5th - 12th LU12414 $160 9

Space Camp Rocket Summer 4th - 7th LU12415 $190 12

Super Science 2 K - 4th LU12416 $150 12

SPORTS

June 25-27 9am - 4pm Baseball All Skills Camp High School (boys) 9th - 12th YJ12401 $110 s4

June 25-29 8am - Noon Soccer Camp (boys) 6th - 8th YJ12403 $110 s5

1 - 5pm Camp Sport Time (coed) K - 12th YJ12402 $110 s7

WEEK 4 - JUNE 25-29

Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.July 9-13 8 - Noon Basic First Aid and Survival Skills 5th - 12th LU12501 $160 13

Lego Engineers: Force & Motion 4th - 12th LU12502 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Green City Challenge (all day) 5th - 12th LU12503 $250 10

Lego Robotics: Team Challenge Programming 2nd - 4th LU12504 $160 9

Wild World of Arts and Crafts K - 4th LU12505 $150 5



July 9-13 1 - 5 pm Introduction to Martial Arts K - 6th LU12506 $140 15

Kid’s Architecture 4th - 8th LU12507 $150 6

Lego Beginners: Wedo Wild Animals & Adventure Stories 2nd - 4th LU12508 $160 7

Lego Robotics: Green City Challenge (all day) 5th - 12th LU12503 $250 10

Lego Robotics: Team Challenge Programming 5th - 12th LU12509 $160 9


WEEK 5 - JUlY 9-13



Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.July 23-25 9am - 4pm Baseball All Skills Camp: High School (boys) 9th - 12th YJ12701 $110 s4

July 23-26 8 - 11am Soccer Camp (girls) 6th - 8th YJ12702 $110 s5

6 - 8:30pm Soccer Camp Advanced (girls) 9th - 12th YJ12703 $110 s5

July 30 - Aug 3 8am - Noon Tennis Camp 2nd - 9th YJ12705 $155 s6

Aug 6-10 8am - Noon Tennis Camp 2nd - 9th YJ12706 $155 s6

1 - 5 pm Tennis Camp Advanced 9th - 12th YJ12707 $155 s6

Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.July 16-20 8 - Noon Ancient Egypt 5th - 12th LU12601 $160 17

Jr. Engineers 5th - 8th LU12602 $150 11

Lego Engineers: Measurement 4th -12th LU12603 $160 7

Lego Engineers: Pumped Up (Prerequisites) 5th -12th LU12604 $160 7

Lego Robotics: SWARM (all day) 6th - 12th LU12605 $250 8



Bring Sack Lunch in the Café K - 12th LU12600L2 $10

Self Defense for Adults 16 & up LU12607 $110 15

July 16-20 1- 5 pm Lego Robotics: RoboBuilders 4th - 12th LU12608 $160 8

Lego Robotics: Exploration 7th - 12th LU12609 $160 9

Lego Robotics: SWARM (all day) 6th - 12th LU12605 $250 8

Medieval Times 5th - 8th LU12611 $160 17

Stage Fun K - 8th LU12612 $140 4

Tape Art 5th -12th LU12613 $160 6

Young Adventurers K - 4th LU12614 $160 17

SPORTS

July 16-19 8am - Noon Volleyball Prep Camp: High School (half day) 9th - 12th YJ12602 $95 s2

8am - 4pm Volleyball Prep Camp: High School (full day) 9th - 12th YJ12603 $170 s2

overnight Volleyball Prep Camp: High School 9th - 12th YJ12604 $310 s2

July 16-20 1 - 5 pm Camp Sport Time K - 12th YJ12601 $110 s7

Date Time Camp Grades Code Cost Pg.

SPORTS

July 9-12 8:30 - Noon Basketball Camp (boys) 3rd - 6th YJ12501 $110 s3

1 - 4:30 pm Basketball Camp (boys) 7th - 12th YJ12502 $110 s3

5:30-6:30 pm Basketball Camp (boys) 1st - 3rd YJ12503 $45 s3

Week 5 - July 9-13 (Continued)

WEEK 6 - JUlY 16-20

WEEK 7 & 8 - JUlY 23 - AUgUST 10


SpORTS

Volleyball CampsVolleyball prep Camp: High SchoolThis camp is designed for players that wish to become better players on their high school teams. Advanced techniques of all aspects of the game will be taught in addition to focus on the fundamentals. The camp consists of individual and team training. Each player will be AMAZED at the number of quality contacts they will get! Full day campers must provide their own lunch. (Girls only)


Scott Peluso $95 9th - 12th




Date: July 16 -19 / 8a - 4p



Date: July 16 -19 / Overnight

Volleyball Camp: Junior High This camp is designed for the players at every skill level who needs to improve in every aspect of her game. The camp will cover all basic skills and fundamentals with many opportunities for team play. Groups will be divided by skill level and receive the appropriate attention for growth and improvement. All campers will be grouped by age. However, advanced girls will be moved up in age groups but never moved down. This camp is for players going into the 6th-8th grades. Full day campers must provide their own lunch.



Date: June 4 -7 / 8a - Noon



Date: June 4 -7 / 8a - 4p

S2 — 2012 Summer Camps Catalog Flip for other camps, Full Schedule, and General Information

Basketball Campsgirls LeTourneau Women’s Basketball camp is designed to provide a fun filled week of competition while learning the fundamentals of the game. Work side-by-side with current players and coaches for a great learning experience. Emphasis will be placed on developing ball handling and passing skills as well as shooting. There will be time devoted to defense as well as some position specific techniques. Each camper will have the opportunity to perform as an individual and also learn the aspects of teamwork during our competition and games.Campers will need to bring a pair of basketball shoes to change into. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt. There will be a camp store available during break time to purchase drinks or snacks if desired. Please contact the women’s basketball office with ques-tions at 903-233-3724 or by email at [email protected]


Corey Thomaston $55 1st - 2nd

Date: June 18 - 21 / 5p - 6p


Corey Thomaston $110 3rd - 6th



Corey Thomaston $110 7th - 12th

Date: June 18- 21 / 1p - 5p

BoysCamp mission: The purpose of the LeTourneau University basketball camp is to promote excellence through the detailed teaching of the fundamentals of basketball and life! By utilizing the principle of encouragement to make positive changes as family members, students and athletes, we want our campers to experience genuine excellence, integrity of character and a servant’s heart.

1st-3rdThe camp will dwell on the basic fundamentals of passing and receiving, shoot-ing and ball handling-dribbling.


Bob Davis & Michael Lewis $45 1st - 3rd

Date: July 9 -12 / 5:30p - 6:30p

3RD-6ThFor campers 9-12 or 13 depending on maturity of individual: a young players camp where emphasis will be put upon starts-stops-turns, ball handling-dribbling, passing-receiving, shooting and individual defense. Individual and team games will be played.


Bob Davis & Michael Lewis $110 3rd - 6th

Date: July 9 - 12 / 8:30a - Noon

7th - 12thFor campers 13 or 14 (dependent on maturity)-Seniors in high school. Emphasis will be placed on shooting, individual and team defense, starts-stops-turns, individual and team offense (penetration reads), post and guard play.


Bob Davis & Michael Lewis $110 7th - 12th

Date: July 9 - 12 / 1p - 4:30p

Flip for other camps, Full Schedule, and General Information Registration at: www.letu.edu/camps — S3

Baseball CampsBaseball All Star CampIt will be a camp filled with fun and intense instructions on basic funda-mentals important for baseball players of all ages and skill levels. Campers must bring a glove, baseball pants and cleats everyday. As you consider your child attending this camp, know that the instruction is designed for those campers who have a natural desire and passion to further their skills in the game of baseball. It is fundamental, but it is not introductory to the game of baseball. Fundamentals covered will include: throwing, catch and throw skills (play catch properly), hitting, running bases, sliding techniques, general infield play, general outfield play, and basic pitching.


Aaron Gentry $110 2nd - 7th

Date: June 11 - 14 / 8a - Noon June 18 - 21 / 8a - Noon

Baseball All Skills Camp: High SchoolThe baseball camp for those in 9th-12th grades will teach the fundamentals of baseball from two former professional baseball players and current LeTourneau University coaches Robin Harriss and Aaron Gentry. Included in the camp will be instruction on hitting, fielding, throwing and much more. This camp will be high intensity with lots of action. But, the camp will provide plenty of breaks, water, and shade. Please bring your own glove and bat. Also, make sure to wear a hat to the field and sun screen. See you there.


Aaron Gentry $110 9th - 12th

Date: June 25 -27 / 9a - 4p July 23 - 25 / 9a - 4p

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Soccer CampsgirlsThe head women’s soccer coach directs the LeTourneau Spirit Kid’s Soccer Camp. The staff consists of knowledgeable LeTourneau soccer coaches and players. This girls soccer camp emphasizes the five basic skills and stresses tactics/functional training by position for the most advanced players. During the week, your child will receive detailed instruction and a challenging, unique environment which promises to be a rewarding soccer experience. We use 3 large soccer fields & have film sessions. You will need to bring: ball, water bottle, cleats, and shin guards.


David Plunk $110 1st - 5th

Date: June 4 -7 / 8a - 11a


David Plunk $110 6th - 8th

Date: July 23 -26 / 8a - 11a

BoysMatthew Haesecke, head men’s soccer coach, directs the LeTourneau Boy’s Soccer Camp. The staff consists of knowledgeable LeTourneau soccer coaches as well as current collegiate soccer players. This camp emphasizes fundamental instruction in both basic technical skills and tactics. Some functional training by position will be provided for more advanced players. During the week, your child will receive sound coaching and positive encourage-ment in a challenging, fun environment which promises to be a rewarding soccer experience. Please bring cleats, tennis shoes (for indoor play), water bottle, and a size 4 or 5 ball, if possible, (not required). Each participant will receive a camp T-shirt.


Matthew Haesecke $110 K - 3rd



Matthew Haesecke $110 3rd - 6th



Matthew Haesecke $110 6th - 8th


girls AdvancedThe head women’s soccer coach directs the LeTourneau Advanced Soccer Camp. The camp emphasizes fundamental skills and stresses tactics, functional training by position, psychology, and fitness for high school-age players. During the week, the camper will receive detailed instruction and a challenging, unique environment. We use 2 large soccer fields & have film Sessions. You will need to bring: ball, water bottle, cleats and indoor shoes, and shin guards.


David Plunk $110 9th - 12th

Date: July 23 - 26 / 6p - 8:30p


golf CampThe LeTourneau University Golf Camp will be for those in the 1st grade up to the 6th grade. Instruction will focus on teaching the swing, short game, bunker play, chipping, putting, and course management. Each camper will have the opportunity to learn from a PGA apprentice teaching professional, a college golf coach, and current college players. These individuals will teach and encourage all of the campers how to enjoy the game of golf. The camp will provide plenty of breaks and shade. Also make sure that each camper wears a hat and has sunscreen. Each camper will receive a hat and a shirt, and snacks will be available at the campers cost. Drop off and pick up at Oak Forest Country Club.


Lauren Gentry $170 1st - 6th

Date: June 4 - 8 / 8a - Noon June 11 - 15 / 8a - Noon June 18 - 22 / 8a - Noon

Tennis Camps Tennis CampThis camp will teach the fundamentals of tennis. Experienced coaches will be working with players on the basic fundamen-tals of the game such as rules, stroke fundamentals, strategy, and some match play. This camp includes LETU Tennis Camp T-Shirt, snacks and camp award. All campers need to wear tennis shoes, appropriate summer-time tennis apparel, bring their own tennis racquets, and bringing a personal water jug is also encouraged.


Peter Hantack $155 2nd - 9th

Date: July 30 - Aug 3 / 8a - Noon Aug 6 - 10 / 8a - Noon

Tennis Camp AdvancedAdvanced Tennis Camp (Advanced Junior High and High School Players) - Experienced coaches will be working with players on more advanced tennis skills, condition-ing and strategies...more focused on match play and suc-cessful strategy. Cost $155, includes LETU Tennis Camp t-shirt and camp award. All campers need to wear tennis shoes, appropriate summer-time tennis apparel, bring their own tennis racquets, and bringing a personal water jug is also encouraged.


Peter Hantack $155 9th - 12th

Date: Aug 6 - 10 / 1p - 5p


Camp Sports TimeCamp Sports Time teaches several sports activities and is for the camper who loves action. This is a daily sports camp for children to experiment with all types of activities. The daily schedule includes multiple activity sessions every day cover-ing several different sports as well as daily swimming. Equipment needed: Gym bag or backpack, swim suit and towel, extra shorts, gym shoes, and water bottles. There will be a camp store available during break time to purchase drinks or snacks if desired.


Aaron & Lauren Gentry $110 K - 12th

Date: June 4 - 8 / 1p -5p June 18 - 22 / 1p -5p June 25 - 29 / 1p - 5p July 16 -20 / 1p -5p


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