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SUMMER PROGRAMS DATES & TIMESThere will be eight, one-week sessions held between May 29 & July 27. There will be no classes July 2 to July 6.

Please note that there are several classes with special start times or end times (see class descriptions for details).

CHOOSE A PLAN THAT WORKS FOR YOUStructure your own day. Choose just a morning or afternoon session or stay all day with a morning session, lunch, then join a different afternoon session. Classes are available for 3-year-old through adults. A wide variety of opportunities are available in both the morning & afternoon. Use the information on the following pages to help plan your schedule. Call the Summer Program office at (918) 879-4716 with any questions or for assistance in scheduling.

LUNCHLunch is held from 12–12:30pm. Students in four-year-old through adult may purchase lunches on a weekly basis for $30. Lunches will not be prorated by day. Please see the Holland Hall website at www.hollandhall.org for the summer lunch menu. Students may also bring their own food & drink from home. Lunch will be supervised in the Primary School & Middle School Refectory. Students with food allergies need to bring their own lunch.

SUMMER BEHAVIOR POLICYAll students enrolled in Holland Hall’s Summer Programs must behave with cooperation & respect. Inappropriate behavior, as determined by the director, may jeopardize a student’s privilege of attending.

ENTRANCE & EXITPlease enter & exit the Holland Hall campus through the main gate. All other gates will be closed. Primary School camps to drop-off & pick-up in front of the Primary School flag pole, Middle School camps in front of the Middle School circle drive, & Upper School camps in front of the Upper School main entry.

Please observe all posted speed signs & traffic signs. There will be many students on campus, & we want this to be a safe experience for everyone.

SPECIAL NOTICES• No transcript credits are given.

• Grade levels within the context of all the following materials refer to the grade the student will be in the fall of 2018.

• All children must be toilet trained. No Pull-Ups.

• Please note the building locations for your classes.

• Holland Hall Summer Programs Office will be closed July 2 – 6, 2018.

TUITIONTuition & fees are listed with each session description & on the enrollment form. Classes will not be prorated by day. Tuition & fees are non-refundable unless a course is canceled for insufficient enrollment. If that occurs, the student may either select another session, or the tuition will be refunded. Regardless of reason for changes, except for insufficient enrollment, a $25 processing fee will be charged per session. Payment in full is due at the time of enrollment. Enrollment is not valid without payment.

HOW TO ENROLLEnroll early – class sizes are limited & fill quickly. To assist you with a more efficient registration process you may visit www.hollandhall.org/summer. Complete the registration & emergency authorization form for each student enrolling. Enrollment is based on the date the enrollment form & payment are received in the Summer Program Office.

All students (1st - 12th Grade) attending athletic/sports camps must have had a physical within the past 13 months. Holland Hall students that do not have physicals on file with the school & all non-Holland Hall students must provide a copy of the physical with the enrollment. You may use the included physical form (pg. 32).

Send your complete enrollment form(s) & check to: Holland Hall Summer Programs 5666 E. 81st Street Tulsa, OK 74137-2099

Make checks payable to Holland Hall.

REFUNDS/CHANGESRefunds for canceled Summer Program sessions are issued by check. Refund checks will be issued & mailed within two weeks of withdrawal. Changes in enrollment will be assessed a $25 processing fee per session.

HOW TO USE THE PLANNING CALENDARThe following planning calendars are an easy way to choose which programs your child would like to participate in during each session. Just find the correct grade (remember, grade refers to the level the student will begin in the fall of 2018), & select your favorite morning & afternoon classes for each session.

Classes with special start times or dates are noted with an asterisk (*). There are many sports camps that have special dates & times. See class descriptions for details.

After selecting classes, pull out the enrollment sheet, & fill in preferences based on the planning calendar. Please include the class code number for each week that you are enrolling.

OR register online at hollandhall.org/summer. It’s quick & convenient!

Summer Programs at Holland Hall.May 29 – July 27, 2018

Participants in Holland Hall Summer Programs will experience educational & enrichment opportunities in an atmosphere dedicated to fostering mental, physical, & creative growth,

Classes are available for 3-year-olds to adults.

For more information, call (918) 879-4716 or visit www.hollandhall.org/summer.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Program Overview 1

Planning Calendars

Early PreK 3

PreK / Jr. Kindergarten 3

Kindergarten 4

1st Grade 5

2nd Grade 6

3rd Grade 7

4th Grade 8

5th Grade 9

6th Grade 10

7th Grade 11

8th Grade 12

9th Grade 13

10th Grade 14

11th Grade 15

12th Grade 16

Adult 16

Class Descriptions 17

Physical Form 32

Enrollment Form 32

Student Info & Emergency Auth. Form 34

Enrollment Instructions 35

SUMMER PROGRAMS OVERVIEW

Select a class for each session & time slot.


EARLY PREK

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3

Curious George Preschool Drawing Workshop

7228-01

Wonderful World of Eric Carle

7273-01

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie

7216-01

Movement & Make Believe

7296-01

12:30pm to

3:30pm

Bite Size Broadway! 7264-01




PREK / JR. KINDERGARTEN

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3


7228-01

Supercali-CRAFT- ilistic! 7268-01

Fine Motor Fun 7293-01

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie 7216-01

Happy Holidays! 7307-01

Fun with P-L-A-N-T-S! 7308-02

Dutch Cheer Camp 7313-01

Wonderful World of Eric Carle 7273-01

Learn How to Fish with a Rod & Reel - Beginner or

Experienced 7421-02

Movement & Make Believe Down Syndrome

Camp 7296-01

12:30pm to

3:30pm

Adventure Camp 7270-01














Experienced 7421-01



KINDERGARTEN

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3

SUPER HEROES in Training! 7205-01


7228-01

Supercali-CRAFT- ilistic! 7268-01

Dutch Baseball Camp 7408-02

Science RULES! 7229-02

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie

7216-01


All American Girl 7289-01

Culinary Creations 7286-01









Wonderful World of Eric Carle 7273-01


Welcome to Kindergarten 7221-01


Experienced 7421-02



Camp 7296-01

12:30pm to

3:30pm
















Dutch Dance Camp 7256-01


Experienced 7421-01



1ST GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3


Dutch Soccer Camp 7401-01



Dutch Football Skills Camp 7415-01

Learn How to Fish with a Rod & Reel 7421-02

Reader's Beach 7246-01










Dutch Basketball Camp Co-ed 7403-01


Kamp Kindness 7292-01



Traveling Suitcase 7251-01


Camp Read-A lot! 7244-01

Be an Animal & Discover Your Temperament

7240-01

Spy Kids 7245-01

Science Camp - BAM Entertainment 7267-01

Welcome to First Grade 7237-01

Read Around the World 7243-01


Camp 7296-01


Coding, Legos & Marvelous Math

7231-02

Robotics & the Library Makerspace 7215-01


7231-02

Dutch Tennis Camp 7414-02

12:30pm to

3:30pm



PE Camp Games & Ninja Warrior 7413-01

STEAM'in Up Summer Drawing Workshop

7224-01

Welcome to First Grade 7237-02

Acting - BAM Entertainment 7218-01

Circus-BAM Entertainment 7204-01

Pattern & Design - A World Tour Pastel Drawing

Workshop 7227-01









Super Science & Nature Crafts 7266-01

Cooking & Baking Drawing Workshop

7254-01


Movie Making in the Library 7278-01



Dutch Olympics 7306-01


Fun with Dr. Seuss! 7226-01

Star Wars: Adventure Week 7236-01






Reading, Writing & Math, Oh MY! 7220-01

BAM Entertainment Musical Theatre

7206-01

Express Yourself 7257-01




2ND GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3




Dutch Field Hockey Camp 7405-01

Crafting Around Tulsa 7238-03

Welcome to Second Grade 7230-01











Geology of Tulsa 7207-01





7231-02


Batik Art & Fabric Dyeing 7263-02








Why be a Goop? 7310-01



7240-01

Spy Kids 7245-01


7231-01



Anime- Manga Drawing Workshop 7225-01








Camp 7296-01

12:30pm to

3:30pm







Circus - BAM Entertainment 7204-01














7224-01



Do You TRUST ME? 7311-02


Workshop 7227-01



7254-01


Lego Robotics 7209-04











7206-01





3RD GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3






Welcome to Third Grade 7285-01











Target Archery 7294-01


Coding, Legos & Marvelous Math 7231-01
















Green Screen Mania 7208-01






Time to Try a Stringed Instrument! 7213-01

Spy Kids 7245-01






7240-01




Camp 7296-01


Mallets & Movement 7214-01

12:30pm to

3:30pm





















7224-01





Workshop 7227-01



7254-01

Make & Bake 7217-01



Basic Drawing 7261-02







Dutch Detectives Camp 7290-01





7206-01








4TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3







Welcome to Middle School 7259-01


3D Printing 7233-01

















3D Printing 7233-02




Psychology for Kids 7235-03




3D Printing 7233-03


Middle School Math 7275-01



Fitness FUN! 7315-01





Camp 7296-01







Spy Kids 7245-01

Learn the Art of Fly Fishing 7412-02



7240-01




12:30pm to

3:30pm





Keyboarding 7232-01

Acting - BAM Entertain- ment 7218-01












Dutch Games, Main Event & SoCo 7219-01

Got Summer Reading Requirements? 7269-01






Workshop 7227-01



Make & Bake 7217-01


7224-01







7254-01















BAM Entertainment Musical Theatre 7206-01



5TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3

3D Printing 7233-01












Middle School Math 7275-01














3D Printing 7233-03







3D Printing 7233-02










Camp 7296-01

Dutch Summer News 7222-01






Explore Ancient Civilizations 7219-01




12:30pm to

3:30pm


Dutch Games, Main Event & SoCo 7219-01

Exploration of Chemistry 7304-01


7224-01





Workshop 7227-01



















Got Summer Reading Requirements?

7269-01

Got Summer Reading Requirements?

7269-02Keyboarding 7232-01 CSI Mystery Camp

7303-02Truly Culinary with Chef Burt: Baking 7279-02




7254-01

Make & Bake 7217-01



Truly Culinary with Chef Burt: Pastry 7279-01


Truly Culinary with Chef Burt: Savory 7279-03



CSI Mystery Camp 7303-01





Spy Kids 7245-02










6TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3











3D Printing 7233-03

Writing the Tall Tale 7247-01

Explore Ancient Civilizations 7219-01














Dutch Basketball Camp MS Boys 7402-01




Teen Week/ Company 21 Down Syndrome Camp

7291-01

3D Printing 7233-01

3D Printing 7233-02



Release the Novel in You 7248-01

Dutch Summer News 7222-01










Summer Athletic Commitment - COED*

7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03

12:30pm to

3:30pm

Mr. J's Summer Reading & Writing Camp 7271-01

Dutch Games, Main Event & SoCo

7219-01



Keyboarding 7232-01

Dutch Volleyball Camp 7417-01



Workshop 7227-01











Become a News Reporter 7279-01


7224-01






Claymakers Wheel 7272-01


Got Summer Reading Requirements? 7269-02 Lego Robotics 7209-05 Learn the Art of Fly

Fishing 7412-02Truly Culinary with Chef Burt: Baking 7279-02












7254-01

Make & Bake 7217-01


Sheet Music Camp 7283-02



Spy Kids 7245-02

Beginning Spanish 7210-01


Dancing Through the Decades 7309-01





* Special time &/or date



7TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3








Intro to Japanese 7202-01

3D Printing 7233-01

3D Printing 7233-02

3D Printing 7233-03




7291-01














Greek & Roman Mythology 7312-01





7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03

Espionage: Spies & Their Secrets 7314-01

12:30pm to

3:30pm





Keyboarding 7232-01

Dutch Volleyball Camp 7417-01

Figure Drawing 7211-01










Spy Kids 7245-02





Truly Culinary with Chef Burt: Baking 7279-02















8TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3














7291-01


3D Printing 7233-01

3D Printing 7233-02

3D Printing 7233-03











7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


7411-03


12:30pm to

3:30pm









Dutch Baseball Camp 7408-01 Spy Kids 7245-02 Got Summer Reading

Requirements? 7269-01Got Summer Reading

Requirements? 7269-02Keyboarding

7232-01Dutch Volleyball Camp

7417-01Circus - BAM

Entertainment 7204-01

Sport & Spectacle in Antiquity 7277-01

















9TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3


Freshman Reading Intensive* 7297-01




Drivers Education* 7262-02





Hispano- Américan Cultures through Cinema

7241-01

Freud & Jung Go to the Movies 7288-01


7241-02


Freshman Writing Intensive* 7298-03





7291-01




Summer Athletic Commitment - Boys*

7411-01


7411-01


7411-01

Summer Athletic Commitment1 - Boys*

7411-01


7411-01


7411-01

Summer Athletic Commitment - Girls*

7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02

12:30pm to

3:30pm




















10TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3









Drivers Education*7262-01


7241-01



7241-02

Algebra II Prep Course* 7509-01


ACT Short Course 7212-01



7291-01




7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02

12:30pm to

3:30pm








Sophomore Literature & Writing Intensive*

7299-01






11TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3











7241-01Target Archery 7294-03


7241-02






7291-01




7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02

12:30pm to

3:30pm






Learn the Art of Fly Fishing 7412-02 Figure Drawing 7211-01 Junior Literature & Writing

Intensive* 7301-01





12TH GRADE

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3











7241-01



7241-02








7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-01


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02


7411-02

12:30pm to

3:30pm









ADULT

9am to

12pm

SESSION 15/29 – 6/1

SESSION 26/4 – 6/8

SESSION 36/11 – 6/15

SESSION 46/18 – 6/22

SESSION 56/25 – 6/29

SESSION 67/9 – 7/13

SESSION 77/16 – 7/20

SESSION 87/23 – 7/27

SESSION 97/30 – 8/3








12:30pm to

3:30pm




Class Descriptions


2018 SUMMER PROGRAMS

CLASS NAME GRADE LEVEL SESSIONDATE LENGTH TIME FEE CLASS

NUMBER LOCATION CLASS LIMIT INSTRUCTOR

3D Printing 4 - 85/29 - 6/1 6/4 - 6/8 6/11 - 6/15

T-W-Th-F 1 Week 1 Week

9:00am - 12:00pm $2257233-017233-027233-03

WAC Photo Studio 12 Mazen Abufadil

CLASS DESCRIPTION: MakerBot 3D Printing! Create your own three- dimensional models & print them on our 3D printers! NOTE: Students' parents - Check out www.tinkercad.com to create a Tinkercad account for your child in advance of this course.

ACT Short Course 10 - 12 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $200 7212-01 US 114 18 Anne Marie Moore & Cathy Rose

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This course offers intensive training in verbal & math skills & techniques for the ACT exam. Our lessons will include test-taking tips, a review of essential math concepts, reading comprehension training, grammar practice, & techniques for the science section. Students will practice throughout the week using actual ACT questions, & the class will culminate in a full-length practice ACT exam. Tuition includes the cost of a provided textbook.

Acting – BAM Entertainment 1 - 8 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7218-01 WAC Blackbox 20 Chris Middlebrook

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Christopher Middlebrook, a professionally trained actor from England is back, to run this awesome summer camp. Kids will learn improvisation, script reading, audition techniques & much more while having a blast. For more information visit www.BAMTulsa.com.

Adventure Camp PREK - 6

5/29 - 6/16/4 - 6/86/11- 6/156/18 - 6/226/25 - 6/297/9 - 7/137/16 - 7/207/23 - 7/27

Class #7270-01 – T-W-Th-F

All other sessions – 1 Week

12:30pm - 3:30pm

Class #7270-1 (4-day session) – $135

All other sessions – $140

7270-017270-027270-037270-047270-057270-067270-077270-08

PS EDP Room None Betty Dougall &Millie Spencer

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Every day is an adventure when you sign up for Adventure Camp with Mrs. Spencer & Mrs. Dougall. You never know what we're going to do. Everything from movies, artwork, games & the ever popular recycling table... where you can make anything your heart desires. If you can dream it, you can build it. Let your imagination run wild as you build out of cardboard boxes, wrapping paper, masking tape, & other recycled objects.

Algebra II Prep Course 10 - 12 7/16 - 7/207/23 - 7/27 1 Week 10:00am - 12:00pm $185 7295-01

7295-02 US 116 20 Stephanie Abbott

CLASS DESCRIPTION: The purpose of this prep course is to review key concepts from Algebra I to better prepare students for Algebra II. Topics included in this course are properties of equality, operations with polynomials, solving linear & quadratic equations, simplifying radical & exponential expressions, & solving systems of equations. Students will be given a workbook that includes step-by-step instructions, examples, practice problems, & answers to practice problems. The workbook will also include instruction & practice of several key concepts that will be covered in Algebra II.

All American Girl K - 5 7/23 - 7/27 7/23 - 7/27 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

12:30pm - 3:30pm $165 7289-01 7298-02 PS EDP Room 24 Pam Martin

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This camp is for our All American Girls! You can expect a full week of crafts, playing games with our dolls & friends, team building & ending the week with a party full of treats, games & prizes. You do not have to have a doll, but if you do we encourage you to bring her!

Anime/Manga Drawing Workshop 2 - 7 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7225-01 PS Art Room 15 Young Rembrandts Staff

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Why sit in front of the TV & watch cartoons when you can draw amazing characters & awesome scenes of your very own? Join us for five action packed days as Young Rembrandts hosts a wonderful Anime & Manga Drawing Workshop. Our students will create dazzling illustrations that are influenced by Japanese anime & manga themes. Colorful characters with expressive personalities jump off of the page. Our students will be delighted as we create drawings that emulate the popular anime & manga art styles. (All supplies provided)

Class Descriptions





BAM Entertainment Musical Theatre 1 - 8 6/18 - 6/22 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7206-01 WAC Blackbox 20 Chris Middlebrook

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Professionally trained Actors & Choreographers will work with the children to produce a mini-musical in this fun Musical Theatre Camp. Children may be expected to learn choreography &/or memorize songs & lines. All children will participate in auditions for roles for the mini-musical during camp hours. The camp listed above is run by BAM Entertainment. The company is headed up by West-End (Broadway) actor Christopher Middlebrook. Christopher has performed all over the world & worked with Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber in London. He now runs BAM Entertainment, whilst raising his 3 sons, with his wife Hannah Kemp Middlebrook (Holland Hall '93). For more information, visit www.BAMTulsa.com.

Basic Drawing 3 - 5 6/11 - 6/16 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7261-01

7261-02 MS 4B 20 Dora Waldrop

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Learn the drawing skills you will use for the rest of your life including sketching, shading, composition & perspective. Other mediums will be explored as interest is shown - pastels, pen & ink, & charcoal. (Materials provided)

Batik Art & Fabric Dyeing 2 - 6 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7263-01

7263-02Middle School Art Room 12 Traci Cole

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Children will learn this ancient art by creating designs on fabric with melted wax & dye using traditional batik tools, homemade stamps & found objects. They will create kitchen usable items such as hot pads, a flour cloth dishtowel, & at least one t-shirt. The last part of the week they will get to do some indigo dyeing & shibori folding techniques along with making banners & other age appropriate art. (Play clothes are a must for this class!)

Be an Animal & Discover Your Temperament 1 - 4 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-Th-F 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7240-01 MS 112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to discover a child's personality using the animal temperaments, emphasize their personality strengths & weaknesses, & give them practical personality tools to help at home & in school. Role playing, games, & stories will be used to help students become familiar with each temperament.

Become A News Reporter 6 - 11 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $200 7279-01 US Computer Lab 20 - Max10 - Min Don Goble

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Become a news reporter using your device to report on the world around you . Students will learn how to unleash the power of mobile devices to quickly develop high-quality news packages. This workshop will teach students how to plan, develop, shoot & edit a story. An iPhone or iPad is required (provided if needed), & you will want to bring your charger as well. While microphones & tripods are ideal, they aren't necessary. We’ll be using the apps iMovie & Paper by FiftyThree, as well as collaborative apps such as Google Drive, Docs & Google Photos. News Videos will be shared via a website for parents to download & share the final products.

Beginning Spanish 6 - 8 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $175 7210-01 US 231 17 Leonardo De Andrade

CLASS DESCRIPTION: ¡Practiquemos español! Join us during the summer to learn, polish or brush up your Spanish basic skills in speaking, listening & reading. Our days will include games, songs, videos, activities with technology, & crafts; cell phone/laptop or tablet needed. Daily snacks from Latin American countries will be provided!

Bite Size Broadway! EPK - 6

5/29 - 6/1 6/11 - 6/15 6/25 - 6/29 7/9 - 7/13

T-W-Th-F 1 Week1 Week1 Week

12:30pm - 3:30pm

$140$150$150$150

7264-017264-027264-037264-04

MS Black Box & Drama Room

None - Max15 - Min

Jaime Gollihare & Ayngel McNall

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Do you have a budding "STAR" in your family? Here's their chance to shine! Bite Size Broadway is a musical performance class focused on basic acting, dance & stage production skills. Each class will culminate with a performance of an ORIGINAL musical, complete with lights, sound, costumes & individual speaking parts. Instructors Jaime Gollihare & Ayngel McNall (of local pop band Zodiac) will bring choreography & music performance to life in a high energy setting!

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Camp Read-A LOT! 1 - 3 7/23 - 7/27 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7244-01 1st Grade Pod 20 Susan Connor

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Hike into reading adventures at Camp Read A Lot! We will read "just right" fiction & non-fiction books with partners, in groups, & independently. We will practice phonics, build our sight word vocabularies, develop fluency, & review comprehension strategies. Camp Read A Lot is packed with FUN "camp" themed reading activities for students entering 1st, 2nd & 3rd grade. Explore good books with Mrs. Connor at "Camp Read A Lot!"

Circus - BAM Entertainment 1 - 8 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7204-01 WAC Black Box 20 Chris Middlebrook

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Children will learn Stilt-Walking, Juggling, Balloon Twisting, Unicycling, Plate Spinning & more in a fun environment. A performance will be held on the last day, complete with clown faces & home-made costumes for those who really want to get in on the act. For more information, visit www.BAMTulsa.com.

Claymakers Wheel 6 - Adult 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $175 7272-01 MS Pottery Room 12 Jan Butler

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Learn to throw pots on the wheel! Emphasis will be on making nice stone-ware dishwasher-safe pottery. Some hand-building insures you will get some nice pots from the kiln in one week. Instruction is tailored to skill level.

Coding, Legos & Marvelous Math 1 - 5 6/11 - 6/156/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7231-01

7231-02 PS First Grade Pod 20 Shannon McFadden

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Welcome to the wonderful world of computer science! You may take this class as a 2 week continued course or take it one week at a time. Your child will be introduced to coding at their level. They will learn to build lines of code by dragging & dropping directions, see what that code looks like as a computer programmer, collaborate with others, build problem solving techniques & stamina, & begin to create their own games or stories. We will primarily use Code.org but will also look at Scratch & other coding sites that are age appropriate. If your child has already started coding, this course will continue to meet them where they are, & move them forward. During our "Off Screen" time we will use the same concepts to code & build with legos, "code" our friends to follow directions, & sharpen our math skills. I am excited to work with your children on skills that will last a lifetime.

Cooking & Baking Drawing Workshop 1 - 6 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $165 7254-01 PS Art Room 15 Young Rembrandts Staff

CLASS DESCRIPTION: During these five fun-filled days, young chefs & artists will join forces to cook up one of the tastiest workshops yet. Young Rembrandts students will learn to illustrate the thing we all love to do - eat! Students will draw, decorate, build & color everything in the kitchen that relates to cooking & baking. Drawings will include funny kitchen cartoons, detailed still life scenes & delicious details to make them complete. Prepare for artwork that looks good enough to eat! Register your artistic chef now! All supplies provided.

Crafting Around Tulsa 2 - 76/11 - 6/156/18 - 6/22 6/25 - 6/29

1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $1757238-017238-027238-03

US 227 12 Nancy Baumann

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Each day will be a new adventure exploring Tulsa through Arts & Crafts. Planned visits to - Tulsa Stained Glass, Purple Glaze, Tulsa Bead Merchant & several other crafty locations. Materials are included in the cost of enrollment.

CSI Mystery Camp 5 - 8 6/18 - 6/227/9 - 7/13 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $180 7303-01

7303-02 MS 108 18 - Max10 - Min

Andrew Armstrong, Margery Armstrong

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Love science & mysteries? Join us to solve a "Crime Scene" mystery. Conduct crime-lab investigations on evidence at the scene, analyze the results, & try to solve the compelling mystery. Labs include thread tests, powder tests, DNA comparison, chromatography & finger printing. Experience the excitement real scientists feel while carefully experimenting & logically thinking to solve a life-like mystery in forensic science.

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Culinary Creations K - 6

5/30 - 6/26/5 - 6/96/12 - 6/156/19 - 6/236/26 - 6/307/10 - 7/147/17 - 7/217/24 - 7/28

1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

Class #7286-1 (4-day session) – $165

All other sessions – $175

7286-017286-027286-037286-047286-057286-067286-077286-08

PS EDP Room 20 Betty Dougall, Millie Spencer

CLASS DESCRIPTION: What do pizza, suckers, pigs in a blanket, decorated cakes, cinnamon rolls, pasta, & smoothies all have in common? They are delicious & can be easily made by kids of all ages. You need No Reservations to become your own Cake Boss at any Diner, Drive-In or Dive. You won't have any Kitchen Nightmares if you join Millie Spencer & Betty Dougall this summer at Culinary Creations Cooking Camp. Supplies & ingredients included.

Curious George Preschool Drawing Workshop EPK - K 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7228-01 PS EPK Pod 12 Young Rembrandts

Staff

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Preschool children will explore the world of H.A. & Margaret Rey in this five day workshop full of art & books. Each day a different Curious George book will be read with the students. Afterwards, children will draw a Young Rembrandts lesson which incorporates one aspect of the book just read together. Children's creativity & imagination will play together as students bring their favorite books to life through their detailed drawings! (All supplies provided)

Dancing Through the Decades 6 - 12 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7309-01 MS 112 12 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Learn a little bit about history through exploring different dances through the decades. From the roaring 20's to the Disco era & beyond, come learn how to shake your groove thing the old school way.

Do You TRUST ME? 6 - 12 2 - 5

6/18 - 6/22 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7311-01

7311-02 MS 112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Through trust building games & teamwork students will solve riddles & problems learning that when everyone works together they can get the job done & have fun.

Drivers Education 9 - 12 6/4 - 6/6 7/9 - 7/11 M-T-W 9:00am - 12:00pm $385 7262-01

7262-02 US 233 15 Sparky Grober

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This course is designed for the beginning driver. It is a foundation for the driving skills needed to become a safe driver. The classroom phase covers the Oklahoma Driver’s Manual, pertinent speakers on related topics & educational films. The driving phase covers attitude, skills, traffic knowledge, understanding situations, & most importantly - decision making. The Department of Public Safety accredits the course, & insurance companies recognize the course towards reduced premiums if warranted. Required driving to be arranged May 30 - July 28 (6 hrs total) CLASS CANCELLATIONS WILL BE ASSESSED A $50 FEE.

Dutch Baseball Camp 3 - 8K - 3

5/29 - 6/1 6/18 - 6/22

T-W-Th-F1 Week

12:30pm - 3:30pm9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7408-01

7408-02Softball & Baseball Fields 30 Holland Hall

Baseball Coach

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Get ready for an exciting week full of baseball fundamentals & games. Your child will learn valuable baseball skills in hitting, fielding, pitching, & base running, from coaches with high school, college & professional experience. Each day of camp will end with a game in which each child will play. The last day will include a skills competition reviewing what was learned that week.

Dutch Basketball Camp (Coed) 1 - 5 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-Th-F 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7403-01PS & MS Gym (Meet in PS Gym each morning)

100 Brandon Maddux, Crystal Lawson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Have fun this summer & strengthen your game! Emphasis will be placed on fundamentals, individual defense, individual offense & shooting techniques. Each camper will have the learning opportunity to improve his/her skills & develop an increased enjoyment for the game of basketball. Campers will receive a camp T-shirt. Recommended equipment: shorts, basketball shoes & willingness to get better.

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Dutch Basketball Camp MS Boys 6 - 8 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7402-01 US Gym 30 Brandon Maddux

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Have fun this summer while strengthening your game with Holland Hall's Boys Varsity coach, Brandon Maddux! Emphasis will be placed on fundamental & competitive drills & games. Each camper will have the learning opportunity to improve his skills & increase their enjoyment for the game of basketball. Campers will have the opportunity to attend the Cleveland Team Camp on June 14-15! Recommended equipment: shorts, basketball shoes, & a great attitude!

Dutch Cheer Camp K - 8 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7313-01 PS Gym NoneSarah Cox, Camryn Cox-Winters & Cheerleaders

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Experience the FUN of cheerleading! Students learn basic cheerleading skills, including motions, jumps & formations, as well as cheers, chants & a dance. Youth cheerleaders will perform during a Holland Hall football game in the fall. Participants are grouped according to age & ability. Middle School age cheerleaders will be grouped separately for most of the week working on advanced cheers, chants & stunts. Fee includes T-shirt.

Dutch Dance Camp K - 6 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-Th-F 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7256-01 WAC Dance Studio 25 Megan Maddux & Megan Newman

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Interested in learning the basics of ballet, tap, & jazz technique? Already taking dance classes & want to enhance your training? Want to learn how to perform, both as a solo dancer & a group? Want to enhance your performance ability? The dance technique & performance camp will go through the basics of ballet, tap, & jazz. The classes will be divided by age & ability. Please wear dance clothes or clothes that will allow for easy movement. Dance shoes are not required, but are certainly allowed (no tap shoes).

Dutch Detectives Camp 3 - 5 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $175 7290-01 PS Third Grade 20 Paula Jackson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Come be a Dutch Detective! We will solve mysteries, activities, & experiments with fellow students. We'll look for clues, do some investigations, record our observations, & discuss our thinking while working together to solve mysteries. Students in grades 3rd-5th will work together as detectives solving problems throughout the week.

Dutch Field Hockey Camp 2 - 8 6/18 - 6/22 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7405-01 Varsity FH Field 50 Christy Utter

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Join the Holland Hall field hockey coaches & alumni players for a fun week of skills, drills, games & more! Learn fun new skills, polish old skills & enjoy playing this exciting sport offered ONLY at Holland Hall. Goalkeepers are encouraged to attend. Equipment will be available - field hockey sticks & shin guards for each camper if needed. In case of inclement weather, tennis shoes will be worn indoors. Please contact head field hockey coach Christy Utter at (918) 879-4745 or [email protected] with any questions. See you this summer!

Dutch Football Skills Camp 1 - 5 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7415-01 PS Gym None Tag Gross & Nick Bunting

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This is a camp designed to enhance the football skills of running, passing, catching & kicking the football. We will play "non-contact" fun games & players will be grouped by age & ability.

Dutch Games, Main Event & SoCo 4 - 6 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7419-01 Middle School Gym None Crystal Lawson & Nick Bunting

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Get active & have fun this summer with the Holland Hall Middle School PE teachers (Coach Lawson & Coach Bunting). Learn a variety of indoor & outdoor games & activities (including a MS favorite: SURVIVOR) while having fun with your friends. Two days will be spent off campus experiencing fun & activities at Main Event & SoCo (South County Gymnastics). All cost of field trips included in the price of the camp.

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Dutch Olympics 1 - 6 7/17 - 7/207/23 - 7/27 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7306-01

7306-02 MS Gym 60 Brock Morton

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Have some fun this summer at the action-packed 2018 Dutch Olympics! Campers will be divided into teams & compete throughout the week in a 'mock' Olympics! The 2018 Dutch Olympics will include a fun-filled mix of traditional Olympic sports games with a lot of creative & never-seen-before competitions! Gold, Silver & Bronze Medals will be awarded for the winning 'Olympians'! Please wear non-marking tennis shoes. (Water bottle is recommended)

Dutch Soccer Camp 1 - 8 6/4 - 6/86/11 - 6/15 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7401-01

7401-02 Soccer Field #2 70 Richard Hart & Staff

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Play & enjoy the world’s most popular sport at Tulsa’s premier soccer camp. Directed by Richard Hart (currently holds a USSF “A” license & National Youth License, coach of the Holland Hall boys). Players will be grouped by age & ability. Younger players will have fun while learning good technique through various activities & games. Advanced players will improve individual skills (shooting, passing, tackling, heading, receiving the ball), & tactical awareness. Great preparation for playing with the new club. Weekly World Cup tournament. Personal player evaluations at the end of each week. Chances to watch highlight films & matches. Exclusive gear given to all who attend. Price includes t-shirt & ball (one per player). Recommended equipment: shin guards, cleated & flat shoes, water bottle & sunscreen. Location: US lower practice field. Drop off: by the Weight Room (behind the Upper School). Class limit: 70 per session (register early - some sessions sell out).

Dutch Summer News 5 - 6 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-TH-F 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7222-01 MS 5th Grade 16 Andrea Reese

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Students will reinforce expository writing skills in a fun, non-threatening way. We will analyze newspaper features, conduct research around campus, reporting on Dutch summer news, & create a published newspaper. Each student will have the opportunity to a one-on-one teacher conference to increase sentence structure & variety, writer's purpose, voice & even learn some grammar skills! What a fun way to interview, gather information, & put it all together in a published digital newspaper. Come & enhance your writing skills!

Dutch Tennis Camp4 - 91 - 64 - 9

5/29 - 6/16/11 - 6/156/18 - 6/22

T-W-TH-F1 Week1 Week

9:00am - 12:00pm$140$150$150

7414-017414-027414-03

HH Tennis Courts 60 Brock Morton

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Get excited for some Fun in the Sun this summer at the Dutch Tennis Camp! Emphasis will be placed on learning the fundamentals of tennis, while improving these skills daily through fun drills, exciting games & daily contests for PRIZES! From volleys, ground strokes & serves, to strategy & etiquette, campers will develop a lifelong appreciation & enjoyment for the sport. Players will be grouped by age & ability. Taught by Brock Morton: Former USTA ranked #1 player in Oklahoma, #7 in Missouri Valley, #1 player for HH Varsity Tennis, & private instructor for 10+ years. Required items: Tennis racquet, real tennis shoes (no sneakers or basketball shoes), water bottle & great attitude!

Dutch Volleyball Camp 6 - 8 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7417-01 MS Gym 20 Nikki Cool

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This camp will introduce the fundamentals of volleyball to new players & allow more experienced players to continue to develop their serving, setting, passing & hitting skills. Individual & partner drills will be used to teach technique, along with team drills & games to show players how fun the sport is! This camp is for boys or girls, & new players to the sport are welcome! Please have your child wear athletic clothing & shoes, & bring a water bottle.

Espionage: Spies & their Secrets 7 - 87 - 10

6/11 - 6/157/16 - 7/20 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7314-017314-02 MS 6th Grade/A 15 Ryan Donaldson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Now more than ever, espionage has become a big part of how countries engage with one another. In this course, students will learn about the different types of espionage, including the use of human intelligence (spies) as well as more technologically advanced forms of intelligence gathering. We will also look throughout history to identify examples of both successful & unsuccessful spying, & students will use these examples to form their own opinions on why espionage has become so popularly practiced around the world.

Exploration of Chemistry 5 - 8 6/11 - 6/156/25 - 6/29 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $180 (includes

materials)7304-017304-02 MS 108 18 - Max

10 - MinAndrew Armstrong, Margery Armstrong

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Join us to investigate the mystifying & irresistible world of Chemistry. Dive into experiments that explore acids, bases, the magic of dry ice, liquid nitrogen as well as the how & why molecules collide & combine during physical & chemical changes. Daily "hands on" activities with interpretation of results will be the focus of this week long class.

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Explore Ancient Civilizations 4 - 6 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $180 7219-01 MS 5th Grade 20 Andrea Reese & Tracy Prince

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Come & experience life in the ancient civilizations. From religion, to daily life & mythology, you are bound to enjoy this hands on experiential camp. You might build a pyramid, mummify a pharaoh, or even create a tomb! You are bound to enjoy what this camp has to offer! Be prepared to create an exhibit of artifacts & ruins to share with your families. (Materials included in class fee)

Express Yourself 1 - 4 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-TH-F 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7257-01 MS112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Learn how to unlock your inner voice through writing & improv. This course is designed to help students become comfortable writing & sharing about their feelings, thoughts & the world as they see it. Using journaling prompts, art, & improv theatre games, students will explore their emotions & learn to express them in a variety of ways.

Figure Drawing 7 - Adult 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $165 7211-01 MS Alumni Center 12 Traci Cole

CLASS DESCRIPTION: If you think you'd enjoy sketching the human figure for 2 to 21/2 hours each day, this class is for you! You'll sketch a live model who will change poses every minute or two at first & then holding poses for longer & longer intervals. You'll finish with a 30 to 45 minute completed drawing. Figure Drawing is relaxing & your hand-eye coordination will improve rapidly.

Fine Motor Fun PreK - 2 6/18 - 6/22 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7293-01 PS JK 20 Jill Coulter

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Has your child's teacher suggested 'fine motor' work for your child? Then this is the camp your child should attend! This camp will focus on fine motor skill development for pre-writing, writing, scissor & object & object manipulation skills, hand-eye coordination & visual motor skills for fine motor development through the use of arts & crafts, games & activities. (Please send your camper with a daily snack)

Fitness FUN! 4 - 8 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-TH-F 9:00am - 12:00pm $140 7315-01 WAC Dance Studio 20 Leslie Long

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This camp is aimed at making Fitness FUN! Campers will hike, do obstacle challenges & YOGA, play games & more... all while focusing on Health & Fitness in a motivating, fun way!

Freshman Reading Intensive 96/4 - 6/87/17 - 7/207/23 - 7/27

1 Week11:00am - 1:00pm11:00am - 1:00pm9:00am - 11:00am

$2357297-017297-027297-03

US 229 15 Jennifer Boots - Marshall

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This course focuses on enhancing the analytical reading skills, abstract thinking skills, & argumentative writing skills & forms that are expected of Holland Hall students in their 1st semester of upper-school English. Particular focus will be placed on in-depth exploration of the assigned summer reading, with secondary focus on writing argumentative assertions. This course is a great way to go into the school year with a strong understanding of the summer reading texts.

Freshman Writing Intensive 96/4 - 6/87/16 - 7/207/23 - 7/27

1 Week 1:00pm - 3:00pm $2357298-017298-027298-03

US 229 15Jennifer Boots - Marshall & Nathan Parker

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This workshop focuses entirely on helping students enhance & practice their skills in academic essay writing. It covers the structure & organization of argumentative essays, generating & drafting successful thesis statements & topic sentences, incorporating outside sources into arguments, incorporating subtle transitions into writing, eliminating “fluff” to enhance clarity, & how to craft effective introductions & conclusions. For advanced students, it also works to help students learn to incorporate & effectively articulate more nuanced & complex concepts in their writing. This course involves substantial writing work both in & out of class, & a willingness to accept & give constructive criticism. The workshop material is predicated on the summer reading, so students should have a strong working knowledge of their assigned summer reading texts before coming to class.

Freud & Jung Go to the Movies 9 - 12 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7288-01 US Lecture Center 15 Jennifer Boots Marshall

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Do you love the psychoanalyzing things? Would you like to learn more about it? Do you like watching, analyzing, & talking about films? Then this class is for you! Each day, we will watch a movie, then analyze it using a psychoanalytic lens. We will use Freud's & Jung's theories to unpack the layers of meaning in each film. Specifically, we will study repression, core issues, defense mechanisms, the unconscious, role of dreams, id/ego/superego, the male gaze, hysteria, the oedipal complex as well as Jung's archetypal criticism. Movies will be selected from the following list: Silence of the Lambs, A Dangerous Method, Mother, A Clockwork Orange, The Matrix, Frozen, A Streetcar Named Desire, Where the Wild Things Are, & Spellbound. By enrolling your child in this class, you are giving your permission for your child to watch R rated movies.

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Fun with Dr. Seuss 1 - 3 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-TH-F 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7226-01 PS Third Grade 15 Leslie Long

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Seuss is on the loose at camp this week! Campers will have a blast reading stories, making treats, & engaging in fun filled games & activities all based on the beloved books of Dr. Seuss.

Fun with P-L-A-N-T-S! PreK - 5 6/18 - 6/227/23 - 7/27 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm

9:00am - 12:00pm $175 7308-017308-02 PS Kindergarten Pod 24 Brock Morton

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Come join us as we explore just how FUN a life with plants can be! Every day we'll learn about plants through fun games & activities & explore real plants in nature. We will end each day at the "Creation Station", where campers will make their own plant-based creations to take home! Throughout the week campers will create & bring home their own pots/plants, their own plant-based toothpaste, plant-based chapstick, & several other natural creations! The best part is they will probably be excited to teach YOU about the health benefits! Fee includes all supplies, organic ingredients, plants, & snacks for the week! Required: An open mind & great attitude!

Geology of Tulsa 2 - 7 5/29 - 6/16/4 - 6/8

T-W-TH-F1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150

$1607207-017207-02 US 227 16 Nancy Baumann

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Explore Tulsa's geologic past with daily excursions to fossil collecting sites. Visit the USGS earthquake reporting center in Tulsa County. Visit a rock quarry & collect fossils of animals that lived 300 million years ago.

Got Summer Reading Requirements? 4 - 8 6/11-6/156/18-6/22 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7269-01

7269-02 MS 4C/4D 35 Mary Kay Hobbs & Vicki Vrooman

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Got summer reading requirements? Wouldn't it be nice for not only your child's peace of mind, but also for your own not to wait until the last minute to start working on that summer assignment? We have the answer. That's right, knock out all or the majority of those summer reading assignments in just five days! You can count on us to personally guide children through their own assignment/s. We provide one-on-one conferencing, small group discussion, & much more to benefit your child's learning experience. Our number one goal is to provide insight & guidance as the students navigate their reading material. On Monday, students need to bring their required summer reading books & the written directions for their reading assignments. We encourage students to bring a healthy snack & water bottle each day.

Greek & Roman Mythology 7 - 12 5/29 - 6/16/4 - 6/8

T-W-TH-F1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150

$1607312-017312-02 US Lecture Center 20 Catalina Popescu

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This is a friendly presentation of the myths of creation from Antiquity. We will learn about the main heroes & gods of the Greeks & Romans.

Green Screen Mania 3 - 5 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $200 7208-01 US Computer Lab 20 - Max10 - Min Don Goble

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Make a short green screen film in just five days! This fast paced camp will allow students to explore green screen replacement while learning the basics of working together as a movie crew, writing scripts, directing actors, using accessible mobile device film-making technology, & digital editing. At the end of the week, the short films will be uploaded to an online Film Festival website for parents to download & share the final products.

Happy Holidays! PreK - 4 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7307-01 PS Kindergarten Pod 24 Brock Morton

CLASS DESCRIPTION: If you've ever wondered what it's like to celebrate ALL of your favorite holidays in less than one week, this camp is for YOU! Come join us as we celebrate holidays like the 4th of July, Halloween, Earth Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Diwali, New Years Eve & others! Ohhhhh yeah it's gonna be a FUN WEEK!! (& educational) Price covers all supplies, snacks & party favors for the week!

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Hispano- Américan Cultures through Cinema 9 - 12 6/11 - 6/15

7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7241-017241-02 US 231 17 Leonardo De

Andrade

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Mejora tu español con cine! Let's explore Hispanoamerican cultures through their films. We will analyze, discuss & learn about 5 countries through their movies: Como Agua para Chocolate (México), María Llena Eres de Gracia (Colombia), La Historia Oficial (Argentina), La Vaquilla (España) & Fresa y Chocolate (Cuba.) Requirement: You enjoy movies & talking about them! ¡Y quieres seguir practicando español! Snacks provided. (By enrolling your child in this class, you are giving your permission for your child to watch R rated movies.)

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie EPK - K 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7216-01 PS EPK Pod 12 Young Rembrandts Staff

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Preschool children will explore the world of Laura Numeroff in this five day workshop full of art & reading. Each day the class will read a different Laura Numeroff book & afterwards will draw a Young Rembrandts lesson, which incorporates one feature of the book they've enjoyed reading together. Students will create wonderful drawings & bring their favorite stories to life by combining creativity & imagination! Sign your reading artist up today! (All supplies provided)

Intro to Japanese 7 - Adults 7/23 - 7/27 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7202-01 US 232 15 Micah Keyan

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Whether you want to visit Japan, learn Japanese in college, study abroad, or just read your favorite Japanese Pokémon cards, this course is a great first step to help you achieve your goals. In this introductory session, participants will explore Japan's three different writing systems & learn basic greetings, vocabulary, & grammar fundamentals. All materials for games, crafts & other cultural lessons will be provided.

Junior Literature & Writing Intensive 11 7/23 - 7/27 1 Week 1:00pm - 3:00pm $235 7301-01 US 229 15 Nathan Parker

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This course teaches students to ask 'what does this communicate about American identity', when reading texts, both fictional & non-fiction. Focus will be placed on concepts such as using history to study literature & considering the relationships between fictional & historical narratives, as well as using history & literature together in essay writing. Time will also be spent finding & evaluating quality research sources, along with thorough study of the summer reading texts & practice with the kinds of writing done in American Studies. This course is designed to give students a strong foundation going into American Studies.

Kamp Kindness 1 - 8 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7292-01 PS-EPK Room 13 Jill Coulter & Vanessa Jones

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Change the world with kindness! Give your child the gift of a week of performing acts of good will towards others. This week we will plant trees, care for shelter animals, play games with nursing home residents, read to daycare children, serve free lemonade, pick up trash, write encouraging notes...the list of kindliness goes on & on! Students need to bring a healthy snack & a philanthropic heart to class each day. Some activities will take place at HH, others will be off campus using HH transportation. Meet us in Vanessa Jones' classroom in the PS.

Keyboarding 4 - 6 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $135 7232-01 MS Library 20 Mary Kay Hobbs

CLASS DESCRIPTION: The keyboarding class will focus on basic skills. Students will practice these skills on desktop computers. If a student wants to learn keyboarding on a personal laptop, they are allowed to bring it each day. A report will be provided at the end of the week. We encourage students to bring a healthy snack & water bottle daily.

Learn How to Fish with a Rod & Reel Beginner or Experienced

PreK - 3PreK - 34 - Adult

6/11 - 6/157/9 - 7/137/16 - 7/20

1 Week12:30pm - 3:30pm9:00am - 12:00pm9:00am - 12:00pm

$185 (includes Rod & Reel)

7421-017421-027421-03

Primary School Library 30 Roger Whitaker &

Ken Knight

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Would you like to learn how to fish or improve your fishing skills? How about going fishing? You will learn how to catch those "big bass", sneaky "catfish" or beautiful "sun perch". For the brave students, you will also learn how to put a "live worm & minnow" on your hook. This class will teach you how to cast a fishing rod & be safe doing it. Each student will receive their own rod, reel & fishing tackle to keep. The last day of class the parents will be invited to watch their kids fish the ponds at Bass Pro & enjoy a good old fish fry of freshly caught fish (hot dogs for those that don't like fish). I will also share with you my story & video of how I caught an alligator with my fishing rod. Students should bring a hat & pair of sunglasses to class.

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Learn the Art of Fly Fishing Beginner or Experienced

4 - Adult4 - 12

6/11 - 6/157/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

12:30pm - 3:30pm$245 (includes fly rod)

7412-017412-02

Primary School Library 20 Roger Whitaker &

Ken Knight

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Whether you are fishing the streams for trout or fishing the lakes for big bass, you have not experienced the excitement or beauty of fishing until you have learned the art of fishing with a fly rod. Learning to fly fish or improving your skills will take your fishing experience to a whole new level. Learn how to get that big bass to jump out of the water after catching your fly; or lure that big trout hiding behind the large rock to catch your fly drifting along the bottom of the stream. This class will teach you the history of fly fishing, how to cast a fly rod, what flies to use for various types of fish & how to tie the basic knots. Each student will receive their own fly rod & flies to keep. The last day of class the parents will be invited to watch their kids fish the ponds at Bass Pro & enjoy a "good old fish fry" of freshly caught fish (hot dogs for those that don't like fish). I will also share with you my story & video of how I caught an "alligator' with my fly rod. Students should bring a hat & pair of sunglasses to class.

Lego Robotics 2 - 7

5/29 - 6/16/4 - 6/86/11 - 6/156/18 - 6/226/25 - 6/29

T-W-Th-F1 Week1 Week1 Week1 Week

12:30pm - 3:30pm

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7209-017209-027209-037209-047209-05

US 227 16 Nancy Baumann

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Plan, build & program Lego devices using gears, motors, sensors & pneumatics. The students will be engaged in creating machines that are controlled by the computer. This is a fun way to learn a programming language while creating cranes, cars, merry-go-rounds & Rube Goldberg devices. The robotics equipment includes the use of Lego Technic technology materials. An Open House is held at the end of each session to view the creations. Many students take this class more than one week.

Make & Bake 3 - 6 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7217-01 PS Third Grade 15 Leslie Long

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Campers will have a great time creating & making art while also baking tasty treats throughout the week. With cookies & crafts it's sure to be a fun filled camp!

Mallets & Movement 3 - 6 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7214-01 MS Music Room 15 Sarah Richardson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Mallets & movement is for students entering 3rd through 6th grade. Come learn to play the xylophone, glockenspiel & move to music during this week long camp.

Middle School Math 4 - 5 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7275-01 MS - 4A 20 Summer Molloy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Help your child become more confident with math & have fun doing it! This class is designed to be a preview of topics covered for incoming fourth graders & a great summer review for incoming fifth graders. We will complete projects such as designing a zoo, planning a vacation, creating a restaurant all the while practicing various math skills. The week will cover basic facts practice, place value, the four basic operations, fractions, geometry & graphing. I will also introduce games that can be used at home for practice as well. A portion of the class time each day will be spent working on their summer math homework. This will provide students a chance to ask questions & get help with specific questions.

Movement & Make Believe- Company 21 Down Syndrome Camp EPK - 5 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $175 7296-01 WAC Black Box 20 Leslie Long & Tyne

Shillingford

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This specialized camp geared to our Down syndrome community will focus on core development needs. There will be theatre in which campers will explore social skills, communication, acquisition, emotion & expression. The dance element will focus on gross motor skills, balance & creative movement. The day will also be broken up with snacks, free play & an "arts & crafts" time (led by student volunteers) which will focus on literacy & fine motor skills. This camp is sure to get kids moving, creating, having fun & making new friends! Note: Campers will need to bring a sack lunch each day.

Movie Making in the Library 1 - 5 6/18 - 6/22 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7278-01 Primary School Library 20 Matt Christian

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Students will help to create a library video to be shown during the school year. They will act in costume with sets & props. The performance will be recorded & made available to the student at the end of the week.

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Mr. J's Summer Reading & Writing Camp 6 - 8 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-Th-F 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150 7271-01 Middle School Library 25 Mark Johnson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: During this week we will focus on completing one of the books assigned as summer reading. Students will work on requirements associated with their books & develop techniques for being successful with the types of writing assignments they will encounter in the coming year. We will also work through grammar exercises associated with the writing assignments. In my years teaching at Holland Hall, my students have won more than 90 awards for their writing from the Tulsa Public Library. In 2016, I became the first Oklahoma writer in 38 years to win the prestigious Pablo Neruda Prize & two of my books have been published.

Pattern & Design - A World Tour Pastel Drawing Workshop 1 - 6 7/23 - 7/27 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $165 7227-01 PS Art Room 15 Young Rembrandts

Staff

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Explore multicultural art in our Wordly Artistic Designs workshop. We begin our world tour in Mexico as we draw several welcoming, colorful doorways. Next, we journey to Africa & explore the design intricacies of African crafts. Our artistic enlightenment doesn't stop there; we'll move on to design Paisley patterns, an ancient design embraced by many cultures. Then, Asian paper lanterns will shed light on the Far Eastern design styles. Our travels end in Russian architecture - the onion dome. These classes will be messy fun, so dress appropriately. (All supplies provided)

PE Camp Games & Ninja Warrior 1 - 4 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $165 7413-01 PS Gym 50 Coach Maddux

CLASS DESCRIPTION: We will play PE Games each day including a Ninja Warrior obstacle course. Mini field trips will be included to Bounce U & Aim High Academy. Come join Coach Maddux for a fun week of games & exercise.

Psychology for Kids 4 - 6

6/4 - 6/86/18 - 6/227/9 - 7/137/23 - 7/27

1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150

7235-017235-027235-037235-04

MS 6th Grade/A 15 Ryan Donaldson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Psychology for Kids - This course will be an introductory-level class on the field of psychology. We will look at what psychology is & what it is not, as well as begin exploring some of the famous experiments that have been done that look at how humans interact with one another. This will be an interactive class, with students re-creating some of these more well-known experiments as well as creating their own experiments. Topics will include: 'pseudo-psychology', or fake psychology, as well as personality, social psychology & emotion.

Read Around the World 1 - 5 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7243-01 PS Library 20 Matthew Christian

CLASS DESCRIPTION: All aboard as we journey from country to country reading stories & watching videos. Our campers will play games & enjoy snacks from around the world!

Reader's Beach 1 - 3 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7246-01 1st Grade Pod 20 Susan Connor

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Splash into summer at "Reader's Beach!" We will read "just right" fiction & non-fiction books with partners, in groups, & independently. We will practice phonics, build our sight word vocabularies, develop fluency, & review comprehension strategies. "Reader's Beach" is full of beach themed reading activities for students entering 1st, 2nd & 3rd grade. Catch the summer reading wave with Mrs. Connor at "Reader's Beach!"

Reading, Writing & Math, Oh MY! 1 - 3 6/11 - 6/156/18 - 6/22 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7220-01

7220-02 PS 1st Grade Pod 20 Shannon McFadden

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Welcome to the wonderful world of becoming an author, illustrator & mathematician. We will listen to amazing stories, read & discuss interesting books that the children choose for read-a-loud time, & even write reviews of these stories. We will also practice our drawing skills on paper, on iPads & even on the SMARTboard! We will write our own stories & poetry, & illustrate these as well. Plus, we will explore math in a whole new way. We will use different manipulatives & snacks to practice math concepts. We will sort, count, group, regroup & munch away on your favorite snacks. Who knew that learning new ways to look at numbers using 100 chart activities, skip counting, SMARTboard games, & 10 frames could be SO MUCH FUN? Whether you need a review or want to learn more this class is for you! Come join us & let your creative juices flow & sharpen your number sense!

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Release the Novel in You 6 - 12 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7248-01 MS 112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Learn 4 elements of a story: Character, Plot, Setting & Theme. How to hook your reader by the end of the first page, common writing mistakes, mechanics of good writing & more. Proficiency in typing & using a computer/internet for homework assignment is expected (with the help of a parent or sibling if necessary).

Robotics & the Library Makerspace 1 - 5 6/18 - 6/226/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7215-017215-02 PS Library 20 Matt Christian

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Students will learn to program our library robots Dot & Dash. In addition, students will participate in “maker” activities such as using Littlebits which are electronic building blocks used to create their own inventions. Students will also have their choice to participate in other technological & non-technological creating activities.

Science Camp BAM Entertainment 1 - 8 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7267-01 PS Art Room 20 Chris Middlebrook

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Learn simple fun experiments which can be done at home, including a homemade hover board, fun with eggs, safe mini-explosions, stomp-rockets & loads more. Come & join Chris Middlebrook of BAM Entertainment for a morning filled with Science FUN!

Science RULES! K - 4 6/4 - 6/86/25 - 6/29 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7229-01

7229-02 MS 5B 20 Kelly Jeffries & Jennifer LaMar

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Science RULES! Kids love the mystery & surprise of all things science. Come join us as science will set the rules as we pace through a week of awesome activities. Each day will be a new & exciting theme. We will explore nature, chemistry, STEM activities & more through experiments, crafts, hikes & fun snacks. Come join our ADVENTURE in the classroom & beyond!

Sheet Music Camp 6 - 9 5/29 - 6/16/25 - 6/29

T-W-Th-F1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $150

$1607283-017283-02 MS Orchestra Room 15 Sarah Richardson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Sheet music camp! For violin, viola, cello or bass students that have played 1 year in school orchestra or private lessons 2 years minimum. We will get sheet music & new songs to learn & play during this camp. Come learn new songs & make new friends of various playing levels.

Sophomore Literature & Writing Intensive 10 7/23 - 7/27 1 Week 1:00pm - 3:00pm $235 7299-01 US 214 10 Jennifer Boots - Marshall

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This course focuses on moving beyond the simpler analytic skills that students learn in 9th grade, & pushes toward increasingly abstract & theoretical understanding of literature & the relationship between literature & cultural ideas. Particular focus will be placed on intricate & insightful exploration of the assigned summer reading, as well as on the more nuanced writing skills that such complex thinking engenders. This course is a great way to go into the school year with a strong understanding of the summer reading text/s & the writing expectations of 10th grade English.

Sport & Spectacle in Antiquity 7 - 12 5/29 - 6/16/4 - 6/8

T-W-Th-F1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7277-01

7277-02 US Lecture Center 20 Catalina Popescu

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Students will become acquainted with the idea of showmanship in ancient Greece, Rome & the Middle East. Discussions on the culture of spectacle in the ancient world.

Spy Kids 1 - 45 - 8 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7245-017245-02 MS 112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Through role playing, games, & good old fashioned sleuthing your child will heighten his/her power of observation using the five senses, unlock his/her lateral thinking skills, & decipher codes & clues to become a junior spy. The week culminates as each child is given their spy credentials & secret spy name.

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Star Wars Adventure Week 1 - 6 6/4 - 6/8 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7236-01 PS First Grade Pod 25 Shannon McFadden

CLASS DESCRIPTION: For one amazing week, Holland Hall will be transformed into the Yavin training grounds where young Jedi learn their skills. We’ll learn about some of the mysteries of the Star Wars universe, & journey into the world of Ewoks, Wookies, & Droids. As part of your training, you will learn the ways of the Jedi through stories, designing never-before-known universes, & creating new heroes & creatures. Join Mrs. McFadden & take your first steps towards becoming a Jedi as we journey to the farthest corners of the galaxy & encounter strange life forms who will show you new ways to connect to the Force.

STEAM'in Up Summer Drawing Workshop 1 - 6 6/18 - 6/22 1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $165 7224-01 PS Art Room 15 Young Rembrandts

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Calling all artists, scientists, engineers & math lovers! Young Rembrandts has a new workshop filled with new ways your child can explore the fascinating world of STEAM! This five day workshop will dive into a new discipline everyday so that all children learn their potential. Students will illustrate different types of Sciences, new Technologies, incredible feats of Engineering & striking Math principles - all with crazy awesome ART. Your child's brain is growing everyday! We can't wait to get started! Register now! (All supplies provided)

Summer Athletic Commitment 1 (SAC)Boys 9 - 12 6/18 - 8/3 6 Weeks 6:30am - 8:00am

(M-T-W-Th) $300 7411-01 Hardesty Football Field/Weight Room None Phil Muir

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This program is highly recommended by all Holland Hall coaches for all athletes in any competitive sport during the school year. SAC is a strength & conditioning program designed to enhance an athlete’s performance through resistance training & speed development. Participants will be prescribed a workout that is best suited for their age & ability level. Regardless of age, gender or sport, most athletes are required to be physical, run fast, jump high & have good lateral movement. The SAC course will thoroughly address each one of these areas. In addition to the great performance gains, one can expect to lessen the risk of injury & enhance self confidence through this summer time commitment. There are recommended session times for certain athletes; this is done to help the session run smoothly & to allow teams to grow closer by working together. ATTN: Medical Release Form, Enrollment Form & payment must be received in the Summer Program office before participation begins. No SAC from July 2 - 6.

Summer Athletic Commitment 2 (SAC)Girls 9 - 12 6/18 - 8/3 6 Weeks 8:00am - 9:30am



Summer Athletic Commitment 3 (SAC) Coed Middle School 6 - 8 6/18 - 8/3 6 Weeks 9:30am - 10:30am



SUPERHEROES in Training! K - 3 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-Th-F 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7205-01 PS First Grade Pod 18 Shannon McFadden

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Who is your favorite superhero...OR do you want to create a superhero of your own? Boom! Pow! Wham! We are looking for boys & girls with superhero talents to join us as we create our own superhero personas, discover the science behind super powers, & most importantly, combine our talents to “Do Good!” We’ll put these talents to the test each day as we go on adventures in the classroom & across our beautiful campus. Join us & unleash your super powers. Soar into fun & games, art projects, story adventures, obstacle courses & more. (This class will integrate creative writing, science, math, art & design across the week.)

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Super Science Explorations! 1 - 4 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-Th-F 12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7266-01 PS First Grade 20 Shannon McFadden

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Get ready to explore our amazing campus every day & discover different plants, insects, animals & birds that make our campus their home. We will conduct outside experiments with nature, see if we can alter an ant’s path, make crystals, & get exercise at the same time! We will have AMAZING experiments to "blow your mind!" Do them at school then go home & "wow" your family & friends. We will also use natural resources from our campus to create wonderful art projects. Put on your hiking shoes & get ready to embark on a science mission!

Supercali- CRAFT- ilistic! PreK - K 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7268-01 Early PreK Pod 20 Shelby Aaenson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: It’s the process, not the product! Children “do” art for the experience, the exploration, & the experimentation. In the “process” they developcritical thinking, self-expression, problem solving & individuality. Process art is a wonder to behold. The children will discover the joy of creativity as they freely experiment with chalk, crayons, markers, paint, dough, art tape & beautiful collage materials. Join us & give three cheers for art!

Target Archery 3 - 12

5/29 - 6/16/4 - 6/86/25 - 6/297/23 - 7/27

T-W-Th-F1 Week1 Week1 Week

9:00am - 12:00pm

$235$245$245$245

7294-017294-027294-037294-04

Field Hockey West End 16 Larry Seale

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Come & learn the basic safety & form technique/skills of target archery- enjoy the benefits & joys of this rapidly growing sport ... exercise, concentration, fun (target faces, target balloons, archery tic-tac-toe)! Taught by current national champion, USA Archery certified Level 3-NTS instructor. 2013 Senior Olympics Gold medal winner/all time state records in Oklahoma & Texas. (Competed in 17 national championships, including 2011 & 2015 Olympic Trials.) All equipment provided. www.tulsaarcherycoach.com. Includes equipment.

Teen Week- Company 21 Down Syndrome Camp 6 - 11 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $175 7291-01 WAC Black Box 20 Leslie Long & Tyne

Shillingford

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This specialized camp geared to our Down syndrome community is sure to offer a week of fun! Campers will be offered a week long theatre class focusing on improvisation & ensemble building material to help foster confidence & creativity. The dance element will focus on basic dance technique, style & choreography to continue to build upon the confidence & creative work done in the theatre class. It will be a week of creativity & expression & one sure to create lots of memories! Note: Campers will need to bring a sack lunch each day.

Time to try a Stringed Instrument! 3 - 6 5/29 - 6/1 T-W-Th-F 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7213-01 MS Orchestra Room 15 Sarah Richardson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Try a Stringed instrument! For students entering the 3rd through 6th grade. Come try out the violin, viola, cello & bass. Each day we will go over the basics of these instruments & explore beginning sounds on each individual instrument of the String family.

Traveling Suitcase 1 - 56 - 8 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7251-017251-02 MS 112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Explore different continents, countries & cultures as you travel the world in five days without a passport! Come explore the different worlds of ancient & modern Rome & Greece as well as modern day India, Nigeria & Mexico through art, music, multimedia presentations, dance, food, culture, clothing & more!

Truly Culinary with Chef Burt: Baking, Pastry & Savory 5 - 9

7/9 - 7/13 - Pastry7/16 - 7/20 - Baking7/23 - 7/27 - Savory

1 Week 12:30pm - 3:30pm $1607279-01 - Pastry7279-02 - Baking7279-03 - Savory

MS Refectory 12 Chef Archie Burt

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Fun & the Art of Pastry: Pies, Cobblers, Tarts & Cookies! The "How To" of making crust from scratch & the fillings for pies, cobblers & tarts with fresh homemade ingredients. Plus your favorite cookies from Chocolate Chip to Snickerdoodles & some surprises in between! Fun & the Art of Baking: Cakes, Muffins & all that BREAD! It is a Cake Walk as we turn any box mix into a masterpiece! We will create from scratch - cupcakes & delicious brownies. Then it's the art of making quick & easy breads with & without yeast. Oh & don't forget the yummy breakfast muffins, scones & mini loaves of bread to share! Fun & the Art of Savory: Making our main course & super snacks! Budding chefs will create savory meals for lunch & dinner like lasagna & homemade pizza - PLUS delectable snacks, homemade crackers & sides. We will end the week with a big surprise!

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Welcome to First Grade 1 6/18 - 6/226/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm

12:30pm - 3:30pm $160 7237-017237-02 PS First Grade Pod 20 Shannon McFadden

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Is your child chomping at the bit to start first grade, or a little anxious about the big move? Either way this class will get you excited about moving on up to first grade! We will tour the rooms, learn about our units of study, & become comfortable with the routines of a new grade. This is a great opportunity to see what first grade is all about in a fun & relaxed environment. We will review math, science, reading & writing...& of course play on the playground. I hope to see you there!

Welcome to Kindergarten K 6/25 - 6/29 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $150 7221-01 PS Kindergarten Pod 20 Jill Coulter

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Have you heard of Robert Fulghum’s book All I Really Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten? Well, it’s true! To help your child learn all they really need to know, you really need to send them to this class! This course is designed to help children get acquainted with a typical kindergarten day & develop confidence before the big day arrives this fall. We’ll learn some daily routines, how to choose “jobs”, rules for the playground, beginning penmanship skills, calendar math, Smartboard games & more! This class is ideal for children who are curious or a little bit nervous about starting kindergarten. Please come join me! Each student needs to bring one simple, healthy snack to this class each day.

Welcome to Middle School 4 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7259-01 MS - 4A 20 Summer Molloy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Fourth graders discover the excitement of being in the Middle School. Throughout the week the students will participate in a variety of activities that will let them learn more about the fourth grade program. Exciting activities will include: scavenger hunt, teacher memory game, math games & keyboarding. We will focus on discovering friendships throughout the week. Students will also have the chance to ask questions about the fourth grade & Middle School. This is a great opportunity to make new friends & meet new teachers while learning about the upcoming school year! Come discover the day in the life of a fourth grader!

Welcome to Second Grade 2 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7230-01 PS Second Grade 25 Stacey Walkingstick

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Come see what second grade is all about! Bring unfinished assignments in your summer homework packet to use while you work. We will learn about second grade jobs, a typical day in the life of a 2nd grader & stretch our independence as we read, spell, write, work on math problems & experiment with science. Bring a water bottle & a healthy snack. Welcome new & incoming 2nd graders!

Welcome to Third Grade 3 7/9 - 7/13 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $165 7285-01 PS Third Grade 25 Paula Jackson

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Come see what 3rd grade is all about! Bring a reusable water bottle, a healthy snack, & any unfinished assignments in your summer homework packet to use while you work. We will learn about third grade jobs, a typical day in the life of a third grader, & stretch our independence as we read, spell, write, work math problems, & experiment with science. Welcome new & incoming 3rd graders!

Why be a Goop? 2 - 5 7/16 - 7/20 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7310-01 MS 112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Beginning story telling & character study: Through various Goop readings, children will hear stories & poems that will inspire & encourage their own creative Goop stories. Children will have an original story to take home in the class Goop book.

Wonderful World of Eric Carle EPK - PREK 6/11 - 6/15 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $130 7273-01 PS Third Grade 12 Leslie Long

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Campers will go on an ADVENTURE with Eric Carle. We will meet new friends through the story re-enactment & explore art, colors & science. We encourage sending a healthy snack each day.

Writing the Tall Tale 6 - 8 6/18 - 6/22 1 Week 9:00am - 12:00pm $160 7247-01 MS 112 10 Gina Conroy

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Beginning story telling using figurative language... Through various tall tale readings & videos, children will hear creative writings that will inspire & encourage their own story telling. Each child will have an original story to take home in the class Tall Tales book.

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2018 SUMMER PROGRAMSHow to Enroll

To assist you with a more efficient registration process, please view the course catalog & register online at www.hollandhall.org/summer.Or register using the following forms. Simply use the preceding planning calendar & course descriptions as a guide to fill in the session(s) for the desired classes & services. Fill in the dollar amount in the right column for each class. At the bottom of the page, add up the prices for all classes selected for the grand total due for Summer Programs for this child.

An INFORMATION & EMERGENCY AUTHORIZATION & RELEASE FORM (pg. 34) must be filled out for EACH CHILD attending Holland Hall Summer Programs.

Send completed registration forms to: Holland HallSummer Programs5666 East 81st StreetTulsa, Oklahoma 74137

All forms must be filled out for EACH CHILD attending a summer program. If muliple forms are needed, please make copies of blank forms for each child or register online at www.hollandhall.org/summer.

Enrollment Checklist.For enrollment to be complete, the following forms must be received in the Summer Programs Office – ONE FOR EACH CHILD. Or register & pay online at www.hollandhall.org/summer.

Online Enrollment

Online Payment

Information & Emergency Authorization & Release Form

Physical Form for students attending sports camps. If your child is a current Holland Hall student, a Physical Form is not required.

Enrollment form & check made out to Holland Hall if unable to enroll & pay online.

See you this summer at Holland Hall!

Holland Hall Summer Programs5666 East 81st StreetTulsa, OK 74137

www.hollandhall.org/[email protected]

(918) 879-4716

Holland Hall shall provide equal opportunity in education & employment for all persons without regard to race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, disability, military service, sexual orientation, or any other status or

condition protected by applicable state or federal laws, except where a bona fide occupational qualification applies.

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