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JUNE 3-78:15-11:50 A.M.
214 Lakeview RoadSomerville, TN 38068
KID COLLEGE• Five fun-filled days• For children who will attend
Kindergarten in Fall 2019 through the 5th grade
• Children will be divided into small groups based on their grade and rotate through the series of classes each day
• Additional information for parents is on the web and will be sent by email the week prior to Kid College
• Questions? Email us at [email protected]
Kara TappDirector, UT Martin Somerville Center
Debbie MountDirector, Non-Degree Programs
UT Martin
Registration + PaymentKID COLLEGE:
$95 per child, includes Kid College t-shirt and supplies.
Registration and Payment are online: utm.edu/kidcollege
Robotics CampsJune 17-21 or 24-281st-2nd Grade: 9-11 a.m.3rd-6th Grade: 1-4 p.m.
ROBOTICS CAMPS:$155 per child, includes camp t-shirt.
Registration and Payment are online: http://www.utm.edu/departments/
nondegree/somerville.php
Robotics Camps Kits:Due to the cost of the kits, the students will not be
taking a kit home, but product information and kit and part costs will be available.
Have your Visa, Mastercard, or Discover ready. Payment is required when you register.
REGISTER EARLY–ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED!
KID COLLEGE JUNE 3-7
Kid Science ExplorersDonna Burrus
Are you a young scientist? Do you love to pick up bugs and dig in the soil, or dream of traveling through space? Come explore with us in Kid Science Explorers. Discover, imagine, and create with fun hands-on science activities. Bring your questions! As a Kid Science Explorer, you will take home goodies to make sure you have fun discovering science all summer long!
Having a Blast with ArtCathy Stanz
Do you love using all your art supplies? Well, get prepared! You’ll be drawing, of course, but also printing, or painting, or sculpting...or a little of all of that! We’ll get a little dirty, but have lots of fun. Bring your best imagination and a big shirt for those messy days.
Wild about ReadingMegan Burnett
It’s a jungle out there! We are on the hunt for reading adventures in some of the world’s wildest areas. On our expedition, we will explore different kinds of books about nature, animals, and cultures. With our worldly craft-ivities, we will learn the structure of a story and how to write our own travel journal. Hold on to your safari hats...off to great places we go!
Learning Across America: Hiking Along a Trail of Discovery
Julian StanzHave you looked around and wondered about what you see around you? You live in such a big and complex country; wouldn’t it be awesome to learn a little about it? You might wonder about where you live, where Tennessee is, or even what awesome things your state and country are known for. The answer is like a trail, and hiking it will be a really cool adventure. Come learn—all across America.
WeDo Camp for Rising 1st & 2nd Grade Students9–11 a.m.
• Are you ready to build a robot?• Design, build, and control your own
motorized robots.• Program the robot and add sensors to
complete the challenges.• Work in teams.
NXT Camp for Rising 3rd-6th Grade Students
1–4 p.m.• You and your team will build and program a
robot.• Use LEGO Mindstorms NXT Software.• Make your robot dance, follow a line and park.• Make adjustments to your robot and program.• Build complex control systems.• Brainstorm for solutions.• And explore the world of engineering.
Instructor: James Swanger, B.A. in International Studies and has years of experience teaching Taekwondo, coaching youth soccer, and volunteering as Cub Scout Den Leader. He also has three years of experience leading Robotics Campus for UT Martin.
Robotics CampsJune 17-21 or 24-28