the langley school summer studio brochure 2016

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From Langley’s Head of SchoolWelcome to Summer Studio 2016! This year promises to be yet another wonderful summer of fun here at The Langley School. An extension of our school year, Langley’s summer program builds on our mission to educate preschool through eighth grade students academically, socially, and emotionally.

Each year, we are hard at work searching for new opportunities and expanding upon the favorites, and this year is no exception. Innovative academic and STEM programs engage campers with 21st century art, high-tech design, and app development. Campers become field scientists who investigate the Chesapeake Bay and local tributaries, locavores who create amazing meals using local produce, and actors who bring characters to life. The spotlight also shines on experiences that get campers moving with a University of North Carolina 2009 national basketball champion or the lead choreographer and dancer for MC Hammer.

Our wide variety of programs offer opportunities for personal, social, and intellectual growth for each camper. We take full advantage of The Langley School’s spacious campus which includes a wooded nature area, arts center, computer labs, athletic center, artificial turf field, age-appropriate playgrounds, and more. We look forward to seeing you this summer!

-Dr. Elinor Scully, Head of The Langley School

Welcome to Summer Studio

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

How to RegisterRegistrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Families may register for programs in one of two ways:

ONLINE: Save time and money…register online at www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio.

MAIL:To submit a completed paper registration form by mail:•Download and print a copy of the registration form at

www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio.• Please complete one form per child.• Submit forms along with a check made payable to The

Langley School Summer Studio for the non-refundable deposit of $150 per week, per child.

• An additional charge of $25 for all paper registrations will be assessed.

•We do not accept faxes of registration forms. • Paper registration forms should be mailed with payment

to: The Langley School Summer Studio, 1411 Balls Hill Road, McLean, VA 22101.

If you would like to submit your deposit with a credit card, you must complete your registration online. We do not accept any credit card payments by mail or telephone. NOTE: Registration for each session closes on the following dates:

ContentsClasses by Week……..............................2Class Offerings…….............................…3Destination Traveler…...........................3Camps in the Spotlight….......................5Beginnings.............................................7Academics..........................................9Creative Camps…….............................10Performing & Visual Arts…................…11Science & Technology…...................…14Robotics & Engineering….................…16Sports..............................................18Policies................................................20

Week 1: June 10, 2016Week 2: June 17, 2016Week 3: July 1, 2016

Week 4: July 8, 2016Week 5: July 15, 2016Week 6: July 22, 2016

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Mission & PhilosophyThe Langley School believes that each child’s potential is boundless and every child can act with integrity, gener-osity, and consideration for others. We reach across multiple disciplines to discover, amplify, and embrace the tal-ents of every child, every day. By nurturing, supporting, and academically challenging our students, our inclusive community builds quietly confident, independent thinkers who flourish as learners and individuals.

Summer Studio is an extension of The Langley School. We build on the mission of the school by providing every child with an opportunity to explore and discover his or her individual talents through a variety of classes and experiences. This intimate and inclusive environment continues to encourage children to challenge themselves academically, artistically, and physically throughout the summer.

Camp WeeksWeek 1: June 20-24, 2016

Week 2: June 27-July 1, 2016

Week 3: July 11-15, 2016

Week 4: July 18-22, 2016

Week 5: July 25-29, 2016

Week 6: August 1-5, 2016

Daily Schedule8:10 – 8:25 a.m. Morning Drop-Off

8:30 – 11:30 a.m. Morning Classes

11:30 a.m. Mid-Day Carpool

11:30 a.m. – 12:40 p.m. Lunch & Recess

12:40 p.m. Afternoon Drop-Off

12:45 – 3:30 p.m. Afternoon Classes

3:30 p.m. Afternoon Pick-Up

3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Extend the Fun After Care

NOTE: Full-day classes run from 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Summer Studio SnapshotCheck out a sampling of the exciting classes and helpful services Summer Studio 2016 has to offer:

Robotics & engineering classes that spark creative thinking and design

Favorite destinations return along with exciting new ones

Academic review classes for grades 1-8, including Pre-Algebra, Everyday Editing, and Refining Purpose in Writing

Exciting two-week theater class for beginning to intermediate actors led by Adventure Theatre MTC

Basketball camp led by 2009 NCAA national basketball champion Marcus Ginyard

Science & technology classes that incorporate the latest in STEM technology

Mid-day bus service now available

Daily lunch options available, including Pizza Day Fridays

Full-time nurse on campus

Week 1: June 20-24

Week 2: June 27-July 1

Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5 Classes by Week

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Afternoon Adventure for BeginningsAdventures in ArtGymnasticsStupendous Sports & GamesTasty Creationslittlebits: Engineering Through ClicksPositively PercussionChemical ReactionsIdeabustersOceanographyJr. Robotics: NinjasAfternoon AdventureFloor HockeyPerforming Arts MixDigital PhotographySummer SurvivorGOtimeLEGO® Film & Stop-ActionLEGO® Video GamesMinecraft® AnimatorsMinecraft® TransportationStories on the KeyboardKitchen ChemistrySpa ScienceSpace Simulation: KerbalEDUChamber Music & Music TheoryAndroid App DevelopmentLacrosseMiddle School Math ReadinessEveryday EditingRefining Purpose in WritingDigital StorytellersMake Your First Video GameMake Your First 3-D Video GamePre-Algebra Review

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DESTINATION TRAVELEROur day trips are first rate! With a variety of field trip options for different age groups, campers have the opportunity each day to travel to exciting locations, explore new adventures, and develop leadership and teamwork skills. Sign up for these trips early, as space is limited.

Awesome AdventuresGrades 5-8This exciting adventure takes campers throughout Virginia, Maryland, and DC. Each day campers have an unforgettable time as they race go-karts on the Autobahn, navigate a treetop ropes course, and compete on a ninja warrior obstacle course. Come have a fun-filled adventure! Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 full day $495

Carnival Grades 3-5Hurry, hurry! Step right up and join in the fun! This high-flying camp takes participants to exciting locations in Virginia and DC. Campers fly through the air with the help of a profes-sional trapeze company, learn to keep balls in the air faster than the eye can see, and dance with both feet off the ground using silks. This adventure is sure to thrill one and all!

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15; July 25-29 full day $430

Chesapeake Bay & TributariesGrades 5-8Help restore the Bay. Campers explore the Chesapeake Bay and its tributary rivers in Virginia, Maryland, and DC to discover the relationship between human activities and their impact on water quality. During this field experience, campers canoe through freshwater to learn about the Bay’s ecosystem and how they can make a difference. Then they hop aboard a work boat to conduct science experiments, including oyster dredging, water-quality testing, and biologi-cal sampling. This week includes a day of fishing and an interactive environmental mystery game designed to enhance scientific knowledge.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15 full day $495

Class Offerings


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

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Beginnings AdventureFarm to TableSummer SafariSports SpectacularMusical Theater: Fee, Fi, Fo, FumCarnivalDesign & BuildFun on the WaterExplore the OutdoorsDigital PhotographyMarcus Ginyard Basketball Camp21st Century ArtHigh-Tech JewelryChesapeake Bay & TributariesHigh-Tech FashionAwesome Adventures

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Explore the OutdoorsGrades 4-8Kayaking, hiking, and biking, oh my! During this adventure, campers explore the scenic side of Maryland and DC as they kayak the Potomac, bike the C&O Canal, and climb the trees at The Adventure Park. At the end of the week, explorers embark on a scavenger hunt using GPS technology.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 18-22 full day $450

Farm to TableGrades 1-3Join the locavore movement! This destination camp is sure to leave campers excited about preparing and eating fresh food from the farm. Campers visit local farms and farm markets in Virginia, Maryland, and DC to learn about their seasonal produce. With their local seasonal finds, budding chefs create delicious and healthy snacks and meals.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 20-24; August 1-5 full day $420

Fun on the WaterGrades 4-8Splash into a week of water fun! Campers enjoy daily adventures throughout Virginia, Maryland, and DC as they kayak on the Potomac River, sail on the Chesapeake Bay, and whitewater raft on the Shenandoah River. Don’t just test the waters…jump on in!

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 20-24; August 1-5 full day $495

Sports SpectacularGrades 1-4Are you ready for some sports? From bowling to miniature golf, this fan-favorite class takes campers to fun locations throughout Virginia and Maryland. They engage in a variety of sports, visit museums, and even root for the local home team. Come have some sport-tacular fun!

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 full day $450

Summer SafariGrades 1-3Let’s get wild about animals! As they visit local zoos and wildlife parks in Maryland and DC, campers discover animals from around the world – from African elephants to Arctic polar bears. Get up close and personal with the wild side of life!

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15; July 18-22 full day $420

Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5


CAMPS IN THE SPOTLIGHT21st Century Art [see Performing & Visual Arts online]

Grades 4-821st Century Art introduces campers to the software and machinery that brings their designs to life. Participants learn basic CAD (computer-aided design) skills in Adobe, how to use laser cutters, and screen-printing techniques to create a one-of-a-kind work of art. At the end of the week, family and friends will have an opportunity to tour an exclusive art gallery show!


Dance: Move & Groove [see Performing & Visual Arts online]

Grades K-1Tiffany Patterson, lead choreographer and dancer for singer MC Hammer, will have young campers moving and grooving. This class develops increased body awareness, coordination, and flexibility through various dance techniques and exercises. This is a fun, fast-paced class filled with hip-hop moves to the latest kids’ tunes. At the end of the week, friends and family are invited to watch a groovin’ show.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 18-22 morning $230

Design & Build [see Science & Technology online]

Grades 3-5Calling all young innovators! During this class, campers bring their creation to life using computer-aided design and computer numerically controlled machinery. They learn the basics of digital design and programming, as well as how to use a vinyl cutter, laser cutter, and 3-D printer, as they explore the creative process from invention to creation while developing their personal brand logo.


Digital Photography [see Performing & Visual Arts online]

Grades 2-4Click! Click! Campers learn the basics of digital photography starting with how a camera works and how to compose a great picture. After learning the technical aspects, the class produces word art, picture collages, and Claymation projects.

Grades 4-8Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Reginald Pearman and staff unleash campers’ imagina-tions and creatively integrate mathematical elements of photographic composition and scientific concepts in black and white photography. Participants use elements of geometry in composition to explore the natural setting around the Langley campus, creating and editing presentations and slideshows.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 25-29 (gr. 2-4) morning or afternoon $280July 11-15; Aug. 1-5 (gr. 4-8) full day $450

High-Tech Fashion [see Performing & Visual Arts online]

Grades 5-8Unleash your inner designer! High-Tech Fashion introduces campers to smart-textile tools and provides a chance to bring creations to life using laser cutters and LED lighting! Campers learn basic sewing skills as well as LED lighting and innovative design techniques through Arduino programming. At the end of the week, friends and family have the opportunity to watch a high-tech fashion show!


High-Tech Jewelry [see Performing & Visual Arts online]

Grades 4-8Calling all jewelry makers! Bring your jewelry designs to life from brainstorm to finished product! Campers learn how to use digital design software, machinery, and traditional fine jewelry tech-niques to create their very own unique jewelry. Participants also learn to connect and solder wearable electronics, creating LED jewelry that lights up.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 full day $495

Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5


littlebits: Engineering Through Clicks [see Robotics & Engineering online]

Grades 1-3Harness the power of electronics using your creative imagination and littlebits, a series of small electronic components that are used to make wireless doorbells, spinning signs, remote-controlled bots, and more. Each littlebit performs a specific task that can be combined in infinite ways to make whatever your heart desires. Campers learn about the function of each bit, what the bits can do when linked, and how that knowledge can be used to invent and innovate.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15; July 25-29 morning or afternoon $360

Marcus Ginyard Basketball Camp [see Sports online]

Grades 4-8Join Marcus Ginyard and his staff for a week of fun on the hardwood. Ginyard is a 2010 graduate of the University of North Carolina’s prestigious basketball program and a 2009 national champion. Campers engage in fundamental development, skill improvement, and rounds of pick-up games. Ginyard’s team teaches skills to help athletes excel regardless of ability, and boys and girls looking to improve their game are welcome.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 25-29 full day (9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.) $370

Music & Technology [see Science & Technology online]

Grades 6-8This class introduces young innovators to computer-aided design software, laser cutters, 3-D printers, and Arduino programming! Campers learn to build and control their Arduino micro-controller using basic programming and use a universal laser cutter to create their very own working instrument such as a guitar or small piano. At the end of the week, campers give a musical performance.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 18-22 full day $495

Musical Theater: Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum [see Performing & Visual Arts online]

Grades 2-5This fun, action-packed telling of “Jack and the Beanstalk” is an excellent theater endeavor! Campers work alongside accomplished DC-area theater professionals and teaching artists during daily rehearsals in dancing, singing, and acting using props and costumes. This experi-ence culminates in a full-scale performance of “Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum” for friends and family.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 20-July 1 (two weeks) full day $780

Performing Arts Mix [see Performing & Visual Arts online]

Grades 2-4Join Tiffany Patterson, lead choreographer and dancer for singer MC Hammer, for a week of performing arts. Patterson teaches the art of singing, dancing, choreography, stage presence, and performance production. Campers showcase their talents at the end of the week.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 18-22 afternoon $260

“Positive Touch” Soccer [see Sports online]

Grades 4-8“Positive Touch” Soccer helps players master their ‘touch’ on the ball, laying the foundation for every dribbling move, pass, and shot. The class is designed to give players thousands of touches on the ball as well as to teach creative moves and footwork, improving their confi-dence and making them better players.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15 morning $215

Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5


BEGINNINGSExperienced teachers engage our youngest campers in a variety of themed activities that will make them want to come back week after week. Every Friday, children take part in “Frolic Fridays,” featuring events including puppet shows, a magician, and even some furry friends.

Afternoon Adventure for Beginnings Grades PS-JKThis is a fun enrichment option to extend the day for preschool and JK campers enrolled in the Step Into Preschool and Jump Into JK morning classes. After morning classes end at 11:30 a.m., children remain on campus until 3:30 p.m. for a full day of fun. Age-appropriate activities – which expand upon the social aspects of their morning classes – include center-based and free-choice time, outdoor play, technology, and nap/rest time. Drop-ins are not permitted. Lunch can be purchased through Summer Studio or brought from home.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 20-24 (+K); afternoon $230June 27-July 1; July 11-15; July 18-22; July 25-29

Beginnings Adventure Grades PS-KIn this full-day class, young campers become familiar with classroom routines, enjoy creative play, and engage in developmentally appropriate social and physical activities. In the afternoon, campers take part in both center-based and free-choice time along with technology activities and nap/rest time.

Weeks Offered Time FeeAugust 1-5 full day $460

Hop Into KindergartenGrade KindergartenWhat better way to spend the summer than hopping into kindergarten? Each day, campers engage in hands-on language arts and math activities, outdoor play, and more. Each activity is designed to help children transition into kindergarten by becoming familiar with classroom routines and continue a love of learning during the summer months.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 20-24; June 27-July 1; morning $230July 11-15; July 18-22; July 25-29

Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

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Jump Into Junior KindergartenGrade Junior KindergartenExperienced teachers lead 4-year-olds in a variety of activities – such as art, music, creative play, and outdoor fun – aimed at engaging them physically, mentally, and socially. Campers flourish in this low-key environment that helps prepare them for the school year ahead. Not intended for children entering kindergarten. Children must be 4 years old by September 30, 2016. Before Summer Studio begins, all children must be potty-trained, no exceptions.


Step Into Preschool Grade PreschoolYoung children love this relaxed introduction to a school environment, with experienced teachers guiding them. Children experience circle time and creative play, as well as outdoor water play and playground time to encourage physical development. Not intended for children entering junior kindergarten. Children must be 3 years old by September 1, 2016. Before Sum-mer Studio begins, all children must be potty-trained, no exceptions.


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

“My son really had a great time at Summer Studio. As a mom, it makes me extremely happy to see him able to jump into a new environment and have as much fun as he did. Everything seemed very well-run and the counselors were all very friendly and interested in the kids.”


ACADEMICSAlgebra ReviewGrade 8Campers refine their algebra skills by reviewing content to prepare for a smooth transition in the fall. This is a review class designed for sharpening algebra concepts and not for advance-ment purposes. Each day, concepts are reviewed through the use of problem-solving activities. Campers are initially assessed to focus on their areas for development. Topics include: solving equations and inequalities; systems of equations; linear equations and inequalities; and polynomials and factoring. Note: Campers must have taken algebra during the school year to enroll in this class.


Everyday EditingGrades 6-8Editing is a key component to the writing process. In this class, campers enhance their compo-sitions by delving into writing mechanics, sentence structure, grammar usage, and style. After generating short, personal narratives and/or responses to writing prompts, they edit their own work effectively using rubrics and checklists. Instructors help campers write with a clear pur-pose and audience in mind. They also learn to edit using concise word choices and structures that communicate meaning and clarify their writing.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15; July 25-29 afternoon $300

Math Review/Reading & Language ArtsGrades 1-5These engaging academic classes are conducted in small groups, are led by experienced teachers, and promote academic confidence. Critical-thinking and problem-solving skills and strategies are also incorporated throughout the weeks. The Reading & Language Arts classes include independent literacy activities, word study, and comprehension, while the Math

Review classes include work with puzzles, problems, and manipulatives to help campers con-nect concepts to real-world applications. Evaluations are sent home weekly. Placement in all academic classes is based on the grade level campers will enter in fall 2016.

Math ReviewGrade Week 2: June 27-July 1 Week 4: July 18-22

Grade 1 Number sense and addition and subtraction strategies

Patterns and basic geometry

Grade 2 Place value, fact families, and plane shapes and symmetry

Familiar fractions, money, and time

Grade 3 Addition and subtraction with regrouping, quantity to 1,000, and measurement

Estimating, data gathering and analysis, and graphing

Grades 4 & 5

Multiplication, division, probability, and estimation

Fractions, decimals, geometry, and measurement


Reading & Language ArtsGrade Week 3: July 11-15 Week 5: July 25-29

Grade 1 Handwriting, sight words, and simple grammar rules

Context clues, phonics, and simple grammar rules

Grade 2 Spelling, punctuation, and word analysis

Reading fluency, comprehension, and phonics

Grade 3 Writing process, story-mapping, and summarizing

Study of characters, plots, and setting

Grades 4 & 5

Basic paragraphs, word structure, and sentence analysis

Summarizing texts and reading for information

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15; July 25-29 morning $280

Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5


Stories on the KeyboardGrades 4-6Get those fingers moving! This class focuses on accuracy rather than speed, as campers work on their typing skills through daily challenges and creative activities. Participants also delve into the writing process to create, revise, and illustrate their own original stories.


CREATIVE CAMPSAfternoon AdventureGrades 1-4From building a robot out of recycled materials to designing a water rocket, this action-packed class is filled with summer fun and new theme-based activities each week. During this class, campers rotate through enriching activities that focus on exploration such as arts and crafts, cooking, and team-building. Afternoon Adventure is sure to please every camper.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 11-15; afternoon $250July 18-22; July 25-29

Digital Storytellers Grades 3-8From the “Hunger Games” to “Harry Potter,” we all love a great story. Whether you want to rewrite the ending to “Star Wars,” add yourself to a “Divergent” tale, or create a new adventure about your friends, any topic is possible in this class! Campers start with a concept, design the storyboard, add some dialogue, and watch as the characters come to life in their first graphic novel! Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 (gr. 3-5) morning $230June 27-July 1 (gr. 6-8) afternoon $230

Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

Middle School Math ReadinessGrades 6-7Campers get a head start on middle school math skills by reinforcing math concepts necessary for future mathematical success. Topics include fractions, decimals, and geometry, as well as word-problem-solving techniques. Campers are initially assessed to focus on needed areas of improvement.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 25-29 morning $300June 27-July 1; July 18-22 afternoon $300

Pre-Algebra ReviewGrades 7-8Campers refine their math skills by reviewing content to prepare for a smooth transition in the fall. This is a review class designed for sharpening pre-algebra concepts and not for advance-ment purposes. Campers are initially assessed to focus on their areas for development. Topics include: ratios, proportions, and percent; simple linear equations; expressions and integers; and exploration of functions. Note: Campers must have taken pre-algebra during the school year to enroll in this class.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15; July 18-22 morning $300July 11-15; July 25-29 afternoon $300

Refining Purpose in Writing Grades 6-8Campers see the written word come to life in this engaging writing class. Throughout the week, they experience the entire writing process, including pre-writing, rehearsal, drafting, revision, editing, and publishing. Within this process, campers focus not only on organization, word choice, and mechanics, but also on how to effectively communicate their message. The class runs as a workshop with frequent interaction and feedback among campers, as well as between the instructor and each participant.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 11-15 morning $300June 27-July 1; July 18-22 afternoon $300


Summer SurvivorGrades 2-4Ever wonder what it would be like to survive on a deserted island? Join us for a week of fun in survivor camp where we build shelters, design tribal torches, create team sculptures, and take part in a variety of challenges fostering teamwork, negotiation, and alliances.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 25-29 afternoon $215

Tasty CreationsGrades K-2Come share the joy of cooking! Campers learn essential cooking skills while exploring a different theme each week.

Weeks Offered Theme Description

June 27-July 1 Colorful Food Campers explore the culinary rainbow as they create scrumptious meals using a variety of colorful foods.

July 11-15 Superheroes Power Up Campers learn how superheroes stay super healthy by preparing delicious everyday favorites with a healthy twist.

July 18-22 Food with Machines Campers learn how to use everyday kitchen giz-mos and machinery to prepare culinary delights.

July 25-29 Fair Flair Campers learn how to prepare and decorate traditional fair food.


PERFORMING & VISUAL ARTSAdventures in Art Grades K-1Sure to inspire the artist in every camper, this class includes a variety of projects using a wide range of media. Campers work at their own pace to explore each topic.


June 27-July 1 Weaving with Natural Materials

Campers explore and express a love for nature by shaping, twisting, and weaving materials collected from the landscape.

July 11-15 Create a Garden of Love

Campers use their bare hands to prepare and assemble clay into flowers.

July 18-22 Quilting with Wire: Building a Community

Campers loop, twist, or kink wires to hold them in place as they work on “making connections” and transforming the wire.

July 25-29 Art as Self Expression Campers create acrylic panels from drawings that are inspired by exploring their own self-expression and strengths.


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Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

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Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

Art Explorers Grades K-1Come explore the world of art! Campers learn about various artists while exploring a different theme each week.


June 27-July 1; July 18-22

Modern Art in Motion Campers learn how modern artists like Pollock and Calder used motion in their art as they draw, cut, paint, and build.

July 11-15 Superhero Sketchers Campers learn how to draw, paint, collage, and construct a superhero name, symbol, power, and costume to disguise their true identity.

July 25-29 Storybook Friends Campers learn how illustrators create picture books as they explore pattern, collage, and tex-ture to create their very own cast of characters.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 11-15; morning $215July 18-22; July 25-29

Art Studio Fun Grades 2-5Discover your inner artist! Campers explore their artistic sides while learning about various art forms and great artists. Each week, campers integrate our weekly camp themes into their creations which could include paintings, sculptures, and paper cuttings. Whether studying the American landscapes during “Stars and Stripes” week or creating modern mobiles during “Movers, Shakers, and Gizmo Makers” week, there is sure to be something for every camper.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 11-15; morning $230July 18-22


Chamber Music & Music TheoryGrades 4-8Refine your skills as an instrumentalist while learning basic music theory and new repertoires. Young musicians join small trio and quartet ensembles formed with woodwind, clarinet, flute, brass, and string instruments. They also learn to read, write, and understand musical notations.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 afternoon $275

Instrumental Music LessonsGrades 5-8Langley’s band director offers four 40-minute private studio lessons designed to enrich and enhance campers’ technique, tone, and style. Instruction is provided for the following instru-ments: baritone, clarinet, flute, French horn, saxophone, trombone, trumpet, and tuba. Dates and times are coordinated through the Summer Studio Office. Please carefully review the class cancellation policy.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1; July 25-29; morning or afternoon $184 (four lessons)August 1-5

LEGO® Film & Stop-Action Grades 3-8Make your LEGOs® come to life! Bring in your favorite action figures or LEGOs® and create a short film to share with family and friends. Whether you want to recreate a scene from “Star Wars” or design a world of your own, this class brings your dreams to the screen. Campers must bring in LEGOs® or action figures from home, but all other equipment is provided. Participants work in pairs or teams for most of the program.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15 (gr. 6-8) morning $230July 11-15 (gr. 3-5) afternoon $230

Positively PercussionGrades 1-3Follow the beat and come learn about music and rhythm. Young musicians explore playing a variety of percussion instruments while learning about their different sounds and how they add color and excitement to music. Participants work together to create beats and rhythms in an ensemble, and at the end of the week they showcase their talents in a musical percussion recital.


Suzuki Violin & Music GamesGrades 1-3Designed for beginning to intermediate players, this class teaches campers to play the violin using the Suzuki method which focuses on developing skills through listening, repetition, and encouragement. Campers learn instrument postures, bow use, left-hand fingerings, and reper-toires through fun music games.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 morning $275

Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

“My children were not only excited to attend Summer Studio, but they were disappointed the weeks they did not.”

*See additional Performing & Visual Arts offerings under Camps in the Spotlight on pages 5-6.


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

Discovering Microbes & PathogensGrades 4-6Discover the mysterious world of microbes! After an introduction to the four different types of microbes, campers learn about the traits and technologies scientists use to identify them, and then grow and identify their own bacteria and fungi. Campers are assigned to research and prepare a poster on a recent viral disease outbreak which they share during the final class.


IdeabustersGrades 1-3Inspired by MythBusters, campers “bust” myths themselves using science and engineer-ing. They are challenged to brainstorm ways to test to see if a myth is verified, plausible, or “busted.” Join us as we bust movie myths about ways to avoid setting off security sensors or figure out how to survive being marooned on an island with only duct tape. We won’t stop until our myths are fully tested!

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 18-22 morning $280July 25-29 afternoon $280

Kitchen ChemistryGrades 4-6Our chemists become chefs in this hands-on cooking and food chemistry class. Campers explore the chemistry behind their favorite recipes. They make chocolate, ice cream, cake, and more and investigate physical and chemical reactions, acids and bases, emulsifiers, and states of matter. Campers also learn about simple and complex carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and enzymes. Note: Campers will sample their creations; please notify the Summer Studio Office if your child has any food allergies.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 afternoon $280July 18-22 morning $280

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY3-D Game DevelopmentGrades 6-8Create 3-D games using your imagination and code. Campers design 3-D worlds using KODU – a visual programming language by Microsoft to build games for PCs – by creating and editing terrain as well as adding features such as trees, water, and rocks. Select and program your characters to decide how they will move and interact in your world. Will you create an adventure or racing game? You decide.


Android App DevelopmentGrades 5-8Using the MIT App Inventor, campers learn to create their own functional apps for Android devices. They design and program Android game apps with features such as animated sprites and collision detection and also learn to use smartphone sensors to control their games. Software/platforms used are Android Device, Windows 7 and 8, Chrome, and MIT App Inventor. Participants may bring their own Android tablet or smartphone, but it is not required. Class models will be available. At this time, Apple does not support these apps.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15 morning $280July 25-29 afternoon $280

Chemical ReactionsGrades 1-3Don your lab coats and grab a beaker. Campers are the chemists in this exploration of how substances change their chemical identities. Throughout the week, participants experiment with a range of different chemical reactions – from simple kitchen chemistry, such as sugar crystals, to awe-inducing reactions, like elephant toothpaste. Campers leave with an under-standing of how chemistry makes up the world around us.



LEGO® Video GamesGrades 3-5Combine your two favorite activities: LEGOs® and video games! Campers create their own LEGO® characters and adventures in an interactive 2-D video game. At the end of the week, every camper has a finished LEGO® video game to take home. Games are only compatible on PC computers. Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program.


LEGO® YOUniverse: Make Your Own Adventure!Grades 3-5In this LEGO® adventure, YOU are the star! Pick your favorite LEGO® genre or create an alternate universe for a digital illustrated story. Whether you want to fight alongside Batman, be part of a Ninjago clan, hang with Ninja Turtles, or go into space with the Bionicles, the only requirement is that you put yourself in the story! All campers create a digital comic book by the end of the week. Participants work in teams for most of the program.


Make Your First 3-D Video GameGrades 3-8This class allows campers to develop a game concept that goes well beyond the limitations of the traditional 2-D game design classes. Learn the physics behind 3-D games and explore beginner event scripting, level design, how to control the flow of gameplay, and storytelling. At the end of the week, campers have a 3-D video game to share with friends and family. Participants work in pairs or teams for most of the program.


Make Your First Video GameGrades 3-8If you love playing video games, this is the camp for you! This one-of-a-kind class shows campers the keys to designing their very first 2-D platformer game. Conceptualization, play experience, challenge levels, graphics, sounds, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that campers explore while creating a video game to share with friends and family. Campers work in pairs or teams for most of the program.


OceanographyGrades 1-3Come explore the ocean, the great body of salt water that covers nearly three-fourths of Earth’s surface. Campers learn about the composition of ocean water, features of the ocean floor, how oceans move, and how they affect weather and climate. Participants discover the difference between tides and currents and finish with a look at ocean life in the intertidal and neritic zones.


Operation SpyGrades 1-3The mission: Uncover the science behind gadgets and methods used by top-secret spies. This undercover adventure includes building spy gear, learning to make and break codes, and using science and technology to complete secret missions. Campers create alarm systems, explore exotic places and cultures, and practice the art of disguise and deception to fulfill secret missions. The experience also includes using electricity, GPS navigation, lasers, and chemical reactions.


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

ROBOTICS & ENGINEERINGJr. Robotics: Amazing MechanismsGrades 1-3Invent robotic LEGO® creations that come alive! Campers complete a series of building and programming challenges as they learn computer science, technology, design, and engineering concepts. During each class, campers are introduced to a challenge, watch a short video about the models, and build their own robotic LEGO® creations. After learning about mechanical components and sensors and how to use a visual programming language to write instructions to control the robot’s behavior, campers test their robotic creations.


Jr. Robotics: NinjasGrades 1-3Inspired by the Ninjago series, Sensei Wu trains you in the ways of Spinjitzu! Travel across Ninjago to recover the Four Golden Weapons, battle the Skeleton Army and the Serpentine, and ultimately defeat Lord Garmadon, all with a little help from our dragon friends. Campers use robotic sensors, motors, the WeDo visual programming environment, and LEGOs® to creatively solve these problems.


Make It: Engineering Challenge 2.0Grades 1-3Imagination and creativity fuel our exploration of engineering and prototyping. Campers make amazing engineering creations and learn about the science behind them as they combine building, learning, and fun through hands-on experiments and handmade inventions. Using simple materials, they build cars with electric motors and improve them to go faster and farther. After making a mini-catapult and learning about the forces acting on it, campers test how far it will hurl a ball.


Spa Science Grades 4-6Come create the latest line of spa products for an imaginary new spa in town. This innovative class weaves management science throughout as campers choose a product line, select a target market, and develop a brand, then add a bit of chemistry to create a variety of products.


Super Summer Science Grades 1-3In this hands-on class, campers explore the world of science through exciting experiments that focus on gravity, buoyancy, chemical reactions, and physics. Campers engineer a marble run, investigate how boats float, power a car using the sun, and observe Newton’s third law of motion in action. This class is sure to be “super” fun.


*See additional Science & Technology offerings under Camps in the Spotlight on pages 5-6.

Questions? Visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio or call (703) 356-1920.

Minecraft® AnimatorsGrades 3-8Bring your favorite Minecraft® characters to life in an animated short film! Learn how studios like Pixar and Disney make movies such as “Inside Out” and “Frozen” by using key framing, tweening, texturing, and animating 3-D model techniques. Campers end the class with a short film to share with friends and family. Note: Participants do not need to own a Minecraft® account to use the software in this class. They work in pairs or teams for most of the class.


Minecraft® Architecture & EngineeringGrades 3-5After exploring Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and modern architecture in an immersive, multiplayer world, campers create their own futuristic 3-D structures using 3-D design software and import them into Minecraft® worlds. They use problem-solving skills and the engineering process to complete some advanced Minecraft® challenges. The class uses a special EDU version of Minecraft® to provide a multiplayer, interactive, and safe environment to learn and explore.


Minecraft® AutomationGrades 3-5The challenge in this class is to invent technology to automate tasks within a multiplayer Minecraft® world. With a focus on computer science, campers write code to control special robots within Minecraft®. They also learn to use redstone to engineer traps to protect the city, create lighting systems, and make a working lighthouse. A special EDU version of Minecraft® is used to provide a multiplayer, interactive, and safe environment to learn and explore. Note: Campers need to type commands for programming their robot turtles to move. They should feel comfortable typing programs that are 10 lines long.


Minecraft® Transportation Grades 3-5Build railway systems, elevators, water flumes, and slides, and explore flight using cannons. Using redstone and the building materials available, campers create unique transportation systems and mechanisms. The class discusses how these systems work while comparing them to similar systems in the real world. Campers use a special EDU version of Minecraft® (for PCs) to provide a multiplayer, interactive, and safe environment to learn and explore.


Space Simulation: KerbalEDU Grades 4-6In Space Simulation: KerbalEDU, campers have the opportunity to think like real astronauts and aerospace engineers! While using the educational space flight simulator Kerbal Space Program, campers are exposed to different scenarios that require them to use similar problem-solving skills and experimentation that industry professionals use on a day-to-day basis. As head of their own in-game space program, campers learn about rocket physics, space technol-ogy, and the engineering design process, and apply these concepts as they construct and launch a spacecraft, assemble a rover, and navigate a rocket into orbit.


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Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

“My daughter thought the science and engineering classes she took were awesome and that Summer Studio was the best camp she attended all summer!”

*See additional Robotics & Engineering offerings under Camps in the Spotlight on pages 5-6.


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

GymnasticsGrades K-1Come join this high-energy class in which campers learn basic gymnastic skills, body aware-ness, strength, and flexibility in a fun environment. Young gymnasts master the five ways to roll, practice different balances such as headstands or handstands, and put them all together into a sequence to show friends and family!

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15; July 18-22 morning or afternoon $215

LacrosseGrades 5-8Come play the fastest game on two feet! Campers learn the skills needed to play lacrosse, including cradling, passing, catching, scooping, shooting, and defending. They practice these skills through a series of games such as Lax Ball, Ground Ballhogger, and Dodger. Sticks are provided.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15 afternoon $215July 18-22 morning or afternoon $215

Soccer: Art of Scoring GoalsGrades 3-5The technical aspects of striking the ball are key to becoming a successful goal scorer. This class not only gives players a fundamental understanding of the relationship between certain surfaces of the foot for specific situations, but also has them play in scenarios that force them to make quick decisions and execute offensive skills with precision. Coaches teach players the techniques to become effective goal scorers.


SPORTSFloor HockeyGrades 2-3You shoot, you score! Come play the fast-paced game of floor hockey. Campers learn stick handling, dodging, and ball control as well as shooting and defensive skills through fun games like Run and Rip, World Cup, and Ground Ballhogger. They also learn different shot techniques such as the wrist, slap, and snap shot. Weeks Offered Time FeeJune 27-July 1 afternoon $215

Golf: Tin CupGrades 1-2Campers learn golf fundamentals along with the game’s rules and etiquette. The class accommodates all skill levels – from the beginner learning the game for the first time to the more experienced player looking to compete.


GOtimeGrades 2-4Play ball! Featuring a variety of sports – including basketball, soccer, flag football, and more – GOtime’s exclusive game-play format is structured as a real game from start to finish. Loosen up, warm up, choose sides, and then get ready to play! Campers learn the rules of competition, team play, and sportsmanship.

Weeks Offered Time FeeJuly 11-15 afternoon $215July 18-22 morning or afternoon $215


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

Soccer: Lil’ BootsGrades K-1Designed for your little one, this class provides a great introduction to the basic fundamentals of soccer and, just as importantly, team play.


Soccer: Player DevelopmentGrades 1-3Join this intermediate soccer program that focuses on basic individual skills such as ball mastery and one-on-one moves. Technical training, small sided games, and dynamic activities help create healthy soccer habits. In addition to foot skills training, players develop cognitive skills such as multi-tasking, perception, and imagination through creative soccer-related activities.


Soccer: Speed & AgilityGrades 3-6Technical skills play a major role in the development of a young soccer player, but speed and agility are just as important for developing well-rounded players. Quick first steps, getting to the ball first, and changing directions faster than an opponent are all important elements in the modern game and are some of the topics covered. This class offers a great opportunity for players to advance to the next level of play.


Stupendous Sports & GamesGrades K-1Young campers will love this class as they learn to play a wide range of sports and games such as Sharks and Minnows, Red Light/Green Light, and What Time Is It Mr. Fox? They also explore activities such as NERF™ football, basketball, and Cool Corner all in a safe environ-ment that promotes teamwork, sportsmanship, fitness, and fun.


*See additional Sports offerings under Camps in the Spotlight on pages 5-6.

Summer Studio Policies

Deposit & PaymentA non-refundable, non-transferable deposit of $150 per week, per child is due at the time of registration and is deducted from the total amount due. Full payment is due on or before May 1, 2016. If final payment is not received by May 1, the space will be forfeited. After May 1, payment is due in full at the time of registration. A fee of $25 will be charged for any returned checks.

Class Changes, Cancellations, & Withdrawals Space permitting, class changes may be made before registration closes for a camp week. A $25 fee will apply to each change in a camper’s schedule, plus the difference in cost between the classes.

Parents/guardians must inform the Summer Studio Office in writing if they are with-drawing their child from any class. If a cancellation is made at any time before May 1, 2016, all payments, minus the non-refundable deposit, will be refunded. No refunds will be granted for withdrawals after May 1, 2016. Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable between classes, siblings, and other programs offered by The Langley School.

The Langley School Summer Studio reserves the right to cancel any program at any time due to insufficient enrollment. A full refund will be granted if a class is cancelled.

There are no refunds for absences; there is no provision for make-up classes. No refund will be granted in the event of dismissal for inappropriate or unsafe conduct. This includes private music lessons. If lessons are missed, make-up lessons are not guaranteed. Cancellations within 24 hours of a lesson will not be made up.

ConfirmationUpon completion of your registration, you will receive an e-mail confirmation of classes for which you have registered along with a statement.

Required FormsSchool Entrance Health FormPer the Virginia Department of Social Services, each child is required to submit a current Virginia School Health Entrance Form. Each record must be signed by a physician or his/her designee, registered nurse, or official of a local health department. Campers who do not have this form on file will not be permitted to participate in Summer Studio. If your child attended The Langley School for the 2015-2016 academic year, you will NOT need to resubmit this form unless an update has been made.

Proof of IdentificationIn accordance with the Commonwealth of Virginia childcare center licensing requirements, a parent/guardian must present in person one of the following: • certified copy of a birth certificate• birth registration card• notification of birth• passport• copy of the placement agreement or other proof of child agency• report card from a public school in Virginia or certification by a principal, or his/her desig-

nee, of a public school in the United States that a certified copy of the child’s record was presented

This information must be provided before the first day of Summer Studio classes. Please do not mail original documents or send copies via fax.

Medication AdministrationIn order for prescription medications to be administered to a child by a Summer Studio staff member, the Authorization/Parental Consent for Administering Medication Form must be completed by a parent/guardian and that child’s physician. This form must be completed prior to a child’s first day at Summer Studio, and it can be found on the Summer Studio website at www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio. The Langley School requires that all parents/guardians who have informed the Summer Studio Office that their child has a potentially life-threatening allergy provide the school with at least two EpiPens (epinephrine injectors). If medication and documentation is not provided, the child will be sent home and not permitted to return to Summer Studio until all materials have been submitted.


The Langley School Summer Studio is comprised of students, teachers, parents, and staff who believe that a diverse school community promotes learning and growth, preparing students for responsible and compassionate citizenship in the global community. We administer all programs and policies without discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, or any other category to the extent protected by applicable laws.

TransportationFor our families’ convenience, Summer Studio offers cluster-stop bus service in McLean, Great Falls, North Arlington, and Vienna. Busing options are morning, mid-day, afternoon, or round-trip. Registration is for the entire week. To participate in camp busing, campers must register through their online account. Families choosing to participate are contacted one week prior to their start at camp to confirm the exact location of the cluster stop as well as drop-off or pick-up times. In the event of your child’s illness or absence, please notify the Summer Studio Office as soon as possible. There is no refund for cancella-tions or absences on the bus.

If no adult is present at the drop-off location to receive the camper, he or she will be brought back to The Langley School at the completion of the route. For mid-day busing, the camper will wait in the Summer Studio Office until pick-up. For afternoon busing, he or she will join Extend the Fun. In both cases, parents/guardians will be charged the extended care drop-in fee of $18 per day.


Week 1: June 20-24


Week 3: July 11-15

Week 4: July 18-22

Week 5: July 25-29

Week 6: Aug. 1-5

Extend the Fun Drop-InTo accommodate variable schedules, The Langley School Summer Studio permits daily drop-ins for Extend the Fun, our extended care program from 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. for grades K-8. The drop-in fee for Extend the Fun is $18 per day. Please go to the Summer Studio website, www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio, to review the procedures and print a drop-in form. Children not picked up during afternoon carpool will be sent to Extend the Fun and parents/guardians will be charged accordingly.

Sunscreen PolicyIt is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to apply sunscreen to their child prior to the start of their day at camp. Sunscreen will be applied by a Summer Studio staff member to those campers who stay for the afternoon session or who participate in a field trip. Summer Studio uses a hypoallergenic spray sunscreen that has a minimum SPF of 30. A spray sunscreen is used for bodies, and a lotion sunscreen is used for faces. Please see our website for more details.

Policies & ConductTo view a complete listing of policies, visit www.langleyschool.org/summer-studio. The Langley School Summer Studio adheres to Langley’s conduct and discipline policies and expects campers to comply with generally accepted standards of behavior. No refund will be granted in the event of a dismissal for inappropriate or unsafe conduct.

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