All Camps listed below are for the upcoming 2012 Summer- Registration opens Saturday Feb.11!!!
Categories: Elementary School Kids, Theatre, Week 3 (7/2-7/6)
- Instructor: Brittany Moretz
Students will learn the secrets to performing comedy from timing, delivery, voice projection, and body language. The comic actor must believe it and then the laughs will come. Students will experiment with different forms of comedy to include character comedy, prop comedy, improvisational comedy, and sketch comedy. Students will perform skits from well-known comedic movies [...]
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Categories: Defies Categories, High School Kids, Science, Week 7 (7/30-8/3)
- Instructor: Mr. Jim Lewis – Mr. Lewis currently teaches science and engineering classes at John Dickinson High School. His degrees are in Physics and Earth Science and Astronomy. Research projects include topics in Astronomy, Nuclear Physics, Education, and Chemistry.
Imagine being a detective as you investigate Medieval Crime Scenes. In this camp you will create a scale model crime scene, and then try to solve another mystery created by one of your campmates. A keen eye and sharp mind are all that is required. The Medieval Theme will include literary references from that period, [...]
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Categories: Defies Categories, Middle School Kids, Science, Week 6 (7/23-7/27)
- Instructor: Mr. Jim Lewis – Mr. Lewis currently teaches science and engineering classes at John Dickinson High School. His degrees are in Physics and Earth Science and Astronomy. Research projects include topics in Astronomy, Nuclear Physics, Education, and Chemistry.
Join us as we investigate Earth’s Marine Environment and man’s exploration of the oceans. This one week camp will include topics covering marine vessels, weather, oceanography, and navigation on the high seas. Share on Facebook
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Categories: Defies Categories, Elementary School Kids, Science, Week 1 (6/18 - 6/22)
- Instructor: Mr. Jim Lewis – Mr. Lewis currently teaches science and engineering classes at John Dickinson High School. His degrees are in Physics and Earth Science and Astronomy. Research projects include topics in Astronomy, Nuclear Physics, Education, and Chemistry.
As member of our crew you will be exploring the ocean’s depths through images, class discussions, and fun activities. Our voyage will take us from the surface to the sea floor where we will discover strange creatures and man’s curiosity about our watery world. Welcome Aboard!! Share on Facebook
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Categories: High School Kids, Media and Communication Arts, Middle School Kids, Week 1 (6/18 - 6/22), Week 2 (6/25 - 6/29), Week 3 (7/2-7/6), Week 4 (7/9-7/13), Week 5 (7/16-7/20), Week 6 (7/23-7/27), Week 7 (7/30-8/3)
- Instructor: Mitch Goldfarb - A Creative Director and a Designer at New Ride Design, a professional marketing solutions firm, specializing in websites and e-commerce. http://newridedesign.com/ Mitch is also a professor at West Chester University.
- Class schedule and notes: This camp runs each week of CabSummer... sign-up for one, two or even all seven weeks!
Whether you sign-up for one week or all seven… this camp teaches you how to build a professional website “Live” on the Internet. Show family and friends. Set up colors, patterns and textures. Tweak images and text. Create a Lightbox and Image Gallery. Add Photos, Blogs, Animated Images, Newsletters and more. A website is a [...]
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Categories: Dance, Defies Categories, High School Kids, Middle School Kids, Week 4 (7/9-7/13)
- Instructor: Rebecca Shumosic and Brittany Moretz
- Class schedule and notes: ***This camp WILL NOT go to the Kalmar Nyckel!!***
Price of camp is $250.00
Emphasis will be placed on proper execution of dance (a mix of hip-hop, jazz, and modern) and color guard techniques to express dynamic, synchronized visual movements to music. Giving students the opportunity to perform, grow, learn, experiment, and develop skills, and project confidence in their abilities. Routines and choreography will be tailored to the talent [...]
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Categories: Dance, Elementary School Kids, Week 4 (7/9-7/13)
- Instructor: Kathleen Glynn
In this camp, participants will become dancing scientists! Learners will discover not only some cool moves, but they will also investigate how to dance in a safe and injury-preventative manner. This dance session incorporates science and discovery through kinesiology and an introduction to the bones and muscles in the body. While learning how to move [...]
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Categories: Dance, Middle School Kids, Week 2 (6/25 - 6/29)
- Instructor: Kathleen Glynn
In this camp, participants will explore, practice and execute dance genres of Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Tap. In conjunction with the “House of Rock” theme, students will rock out to various styles of music and dance from classic rock to smooth jazz. This dance camp will be a great introduction to both dance and music history [...]
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Categories: Elementary School Kids, Instrumental, Week 1 (6/18 - 6/22)
Wonder what It is like to be a Piano major at Cab? In this week in the life of a piano student you will learn the music of one of the greatest rock groups of all time. Thats right….John, Paul, Ringo, and George……The Beatles… songs like ”Let it Be”, “Yesterday”, “Eleanor Rigby” and so many more timeless hits. How [...]
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Categories: Elementary School Kids, High School Kids, Instrumental, Middle School Kids, Week 2 (6/25 - 6/29)
Bring your favorite rock/pop music charts and learn how to improve them…through improvistioan, performance practice, exercises, and some personal creativity. Learn to make the music your own. Don’t know what you would like to play? Well, we know hundreds, maybe even thousands of songs. Together we will explore some of the music of the greatest [...]
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Categories: Elementary School Kids, High School Kids, Instrumental, Middle School Kids, Week 3 (7/2-7/6)
Jazz, pop, rock, and classical music are ever changing, ever evolving, and never static. There is always room for improvisation, creativity, and improvement. On any given day, music can be played and performed differently. Learn how create variety and expression to your favorite songs and discover new ones, in the process. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Share on Facebook
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Categories: Defies Categories, Elementary School Kids, Week 4 (7/9-7/13)
- Instructor: Kathleen Shearer -I have taught grades 2 through college in my 34 year teaching career. I graduated from The Ohio State University with a BSEd and MA. I am a National Board Certified Teacher and past state finalist for the Presidential Award in Mathematics and Science Teaching. I am sailing crew on the Kalmar Nyckel and a ship's educator as I continue teaching in retirement.
All hands on deck! Spend a week with a member of the crew to learn about the ship and her crew as she was sailed in 1638 and today, 2012. Monday – We will create a Captain’s Log and begin an overview of the week. Tuesday – We will be at the Kalmar Nyckel Shipyard [...]
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Categories: Defies Categories, Middle School Kids, Week 4 (7/9-7/13)
- Instructor: Andrew Bedell - Has been playing saxophone for twelve years. He studied with John Scarpulla of Tower of Power and Diana Ross before studying with Broadway woodwind artist Todd Groves. While at the University of Delaware he performed in its Jazz Ensembles and Chamber Ensembles on soprano, alto, and tenor saxophones as well as flute. Andrew also led his own jazz quintet, performing at numerous recitals and venues in Newark and Wilmington. As a freelance musician Andrew has played in horn sections, rock and funk bands, and big bands at venues such as the Knitting Factory, Starland Ballroom, and The Queen Theatre. He has also been a part of numerous recording sessions in New York and Delaware. As an educator Andrew has taught private saxophone lessons for six years. He directed his own big band while a sophomore and junior at the University of Delaware. He has also been on faculty at the University of Delaware Community Music School Jazz Camp. Andrew Bedell is currently performing and recording in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York while composing original music for his debut CD.
Camp objective: Students will put themselves in the explorers’ shoes as they learn about famous explorers, design maps, and write fictional logs of their adventures. Highlights of the week include trips to the Kalmar Nyckel Shipyard and a voyage on a replica of the Kalmar Nyckel itself! Weekly Schedule Monday: Students will look at famous [...]
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Categories: Dance, High School Kids, Middle School Kids, Week 3 (7/2-7/6)
- Instructor: Rebecca Shumosic
This year we’re going back to the beginning. I’m ready to share my knowledge of Hip Hop and teach a variety of styles from grooving, popping/locking, breakdancing and many more! Throughout the week we will be learning about the average life of a professional Hip Hop dancer such as auditions, their “swag” and performing on [...]
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Categories: Dance, Elementary School Kids, Week 2 (6/25 - 6/29)
- Instructor: Rebecca Shumosic
This year we’re going back to the beginning. I’m ready to share my knowledge of Hip Hop and teach a variety of styles from grooving, popping/locking, breakdancing and many more! Throughout the week we will be learning about the average life of a professional Hip Hop dancer such as auditions, their “swag” and performing on [...]
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Categories: Apple, Elementary School Kids, Media and Communication Arts, Week 3 (7/2-7/6)
- Instructor: Ms Julie Ardis
Who do you want to be? A super hero? An underwater explorer? Create your world the way you want it to be. Draw, make movies and music, take photos – be creative and have fun making a journal using Apple’s iLife software. Learn about Mac applications such as iPhoto, GarageBand and iMovie! Learn how to use [...]
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Categories: Elementary School Kids, Media and Communication Arts, Visual Arts, Week 7 (7/30-8/3)
- Instructor: Ms Julie Ardis
Who do you want to be? A superhero? An underwater diver in an ocean? An explorer? Learn iMovie, GarageBand and iPhoto. Take photos, draw, write and film video using what is available. This is about creativity. Then copy that content into iLife on a computer. This class is about more than computers though—it is also [...]
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Categories: Middle School Kids, Theatre, Visual Arts, Week 7 (7/30-8/3)
- Instructor: Ms. Barbara Winkler
If you love being creative in every artistic medium…this Punch and Judy camp is just for you. In three days you will be producing a Renaissance sock puppet play from beginning to end. You will be doing everything from writing the play, making the sock puppets, casting the actors and putting on the show… Share [...]
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Categories: High School Kids, Middle School Kids, Science, Visual Arts, Week 7 (7/30-8/3)
- Instructor: Ed Schone - A Former math teacher and current science teacher, Ed Schone was a scientific illustrator before entering the education profession. A lifelong passion for astronomy led to an undergraduate major in physics at Rutgers University. After operating two illustration/design businesses, Ed obtained a masters degree in physical science education.
Need some summertime inspiration? Learn about a few of important early figures of the Renaissance era that created flourishing art, music, literature, architecture, flying machines and more. Learn about the astounding Renaissance culture and style and the artists who were scientists and scientists who were artists. Why, we might not have video games without the [...]
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Categories: Middle School Kids, Science, Week 6 (7/23-7/27)
- Instructor: Ed Schone - A Former math teacher and current science teacher, Ed Schone was a scientific illustrator before entering the education profession. A lifelong passion for astronomy led to an undergraduate major in physics at Rutgers University. After operating two illustration/design businesses, Ed obtained a masters degree in physical science education.
It’s a Crime Scene Investigation and an Art Museum Thriller! Mystery, mayhem and murder shake the international art community. Follow the trail of a master art thief who will stop at nothing to procure great masterpieces from some of the world’s most prominent museums. Collect the evidence, analyze the clues, and construct a profile to nab [...]
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