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June 22 - June 26: Castles of France: Students will dive into French history and culture by discovering the most famous French castles: learning about life in a castle, creating various models and acquiring the vocabulary to speak about this amazing tour of France.

June 29 - July 3: Inspired by Nature: Students will participate in arts and crafts activities inspired by Nature and focus on their creativity to create a birdhouse, papier-mâché objects, paintings on wood, mobiles, etc.

Summer at Stuart offers a variety of day programs featuring academic >enrichment, arts, and athletics programs as well as a play camp program. >Before and after Camp activities are also available. Programs are open >to Stuart and non-Stuart students ranging from age 4 through high >school, depending on program. The StuArts coeducational arts program >offers campers entering grades 1 to 5 a one- or two, or three-week camp >experience combining visual and performing arts activities, as well as >dance and visual arts courses. Campers may attend sessions from June 15 >through July 2. The Performing Arts camp is held June 15 – 26. Campers >entering grades 6 to 9 will receive instruction in music, drama and >dance culminating in a camp production on June 26.

Story about Me
Ages 6-7 Session K: Jun 18-Jul 1
Creativity abounds on this imaginative journey of self-discovery easing the transition from Primary to the Elementary Program. Children create oversized books that utilize a variety of mediums including paint, drawing, writing, fiber art and much more. An exhibition of their work for family and peers takes place at the end of this imaginative session!

Magnificent Myths
Ages 6-12 Session O: Aug 10 -­ Aug 20
SummerQuesters take a fantastic journey into the realm of imagination. They explore world mythologies through art, theatre, song, and story. The session culminates with an exhibition showcasing the students¹ work.

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Take your music to the next level—at one of our exciting summer camps. The Conservatory offers a variety of music camps for toddlers through high school and adults. We welcome students with or without previous musical experience. We also offer a flexible eight-week session for private instruction in many instruments, depending on availability of faculty. Students often enroll in summer lessons to try out a new instrument or to get extra coaching and practice. The 2009 summer session runs from June 22 to August 14.

Session 1: 6/29-7/10, Session 2: 7/13-7/24, Session 3: 7/27-8/7

Cost: $475 per session before 5/1. $490 after 5/1

For info, call 609-466-1970 x631 or download camp application from www.princetonwaldorf.org

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SUMMER FUN AT AMERICA’S #1 SUMMER TECH CAMP!
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iD Tech Camps is for beginner to advanced students ages 7-17. Experience summer fun and make your own video games, websites with Flash®, digital movies, C++ or Java programs, graphic art, robots, 3D models, and more using the best industry-grade software. Weeklong day camps and overnight summer camps at 60 prestigious universities nationwide include Rider University, Villanova University, Vassar College, Columbia University, NYU and Stanford University. With an average of just six students per instructor, students receive personalized instruction from fun, tech-savvy staff. Mention code WD54 and save.

Additional multi-week teen programs for Teens age 13-18 include the iD Gaming Academy, iD Film Academy and iD Programming Academy.

At Smudges & Strokes we are passionate about art! It is important for developing children and adolescents to learn the value of it at a young age. Art isn’t just about learning how to draw and is more than learning to express yourself. Art teaches children to find solutions to problems in a creative manner and allows opportunity for intellectual growth, as well as practice working in a group. Camp rate: $175. Mention Princeton Online to get $25 off. We offer financial assistance to students who are interested in the program.

During our Summer Classes Children age 5 to 16 will learn to create from clay with the three basic methods of hand-building: Coiling, pinching, and slab work. They will be able to make a great variety of bowls, dishes, containers and sculptural art pieces, while being guided step-by-step through all the processes from making a pot to decorating, glazing and firing it. Each week we spend one morning making fabulous jewelry from Egyptian Paste.

Children age 10 and older can learn throwing pots on the potter’s wheel. All work goes through two kiln firings; the second firing will make the pottery safe for food and drink, as well as use in microwave oven and dishwasher. We use only health-approved clays and glaze-materials.

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