ADVANCED MODEL ROCKETRY CAMP
Boys and Girls, Ages 10 & Up
July 12 - July 16 • 12:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.

This camp is open to students who have completed our Rocketry Course or have some experience in the hobby! The goal of this camp is to explore additional concepts in model rocketry such as two-stage rockets, cluster-engines, and different recovery techniques. We will use “egg-lofting” to provide emphasis on balance and payload…and hopefully our recovery effort! Students will build one rocket from a kit, and construct a second rocket of their own design. Program fee is $180 plus a $80 supply fee is registered by 4/15; $195 plus a $80 supply fee after 4/15.

ADVANCED VETS IN TRAINING
Boys and Girls, ages 10 & up
July 12 - July 16 • 8:30a.m.-12:00 noon

If you couldn't get enough of Vets in Training and want to learn about wild or exotic animals, then this camp is for you! For any animal lover or aspiring veterinarian, this camp offers continued hands on experience in the field of veterinary medicine but for exotic animals. Ever wonder how to give medicine to a bird or snake? This camp will show you how! This camp offers several speakers and demonstrations that promise to impress! Field trips include the USDA Wildlife Research Facility, Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo, Lubee Bat Conservancy and even a monkey sanctuary (subject to change)! Your camper will learn how to care for wild and exotic animals, see what a day in the life of a zoo keeper is like, and get to encounter animals of all shapes and sizes! You won't want to miss it! Program fee is $225 is registered by 4/15; $240 after 4/15.

AVIATION CAMP
Boys & Girls, Ages 12 & up
June 14-June 18 • 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon
CANCELLED

Oak Hall School and Sky Chiefs Aviation have teamed up for this incredible opportunity new to campers this year! Oak Hall graduate Ryan Foote (’96) a Certified Flight Instructor will lead this camp which will allow campers an opportunity to discover flight! Campers will learn what is necessary to obtain a pilot certificate; go through a basic ground school; learn the basics of an airplane and how they fly; visit the tower at Gainesville regional Airport; and culminate their week with a 45 minute flight around Gainesville where they will actually pilot a Cessna 172SP! This camp is limited to six campers and a $375 non-refundable deposit is due on registration. Transportation will leave Oak Hall daily for the Gainesville Regional airport departing at 8:00 AM and returning at 12:20 PM. Program cost is $750 if registered by 4/15; $800 if after 4/15.

CAMP PRINCESS
For Girls, Ages 4-9
June 3 - June 4 • 8:30-12:00 noon.

COOKING 101: A TASTE OF SUMMER
Boys & Girls, Ages 10 & Up
June 14 - June 18 • 8:30a.m. - 12 noon
Camp is FULL. Please call office at 332-3609, X-151 to be placed on waiting list.

Welcome to the exciting world of good food and good fun in the kitchen! Oak Hall and The Institute of Culinary Arts of Eastside High School are offering this innovative program. Students learn garnishes such as apple birds and melon swans while learning knife skills. Crepes will be taught while learning measurements and how to follow recipes. And no class would be complete without chocolate. Students will learn by doing! With the guidance of the chef, students will prepare and cook the food. At the end of the class students will taste and enjoy the projects. Camp will be held at Eastside High School in a full commercial training kitchen. Campers will have access to a full culinary library and culinary arts computer programs. Transportation available daily from OHS departing at 8:00 and returning at 12:20 or camper may be dropped off directly at Eastside High School. Program cost is $180 if registering by 4/15 plus a $50 supply fee; $195 if registering after 4/15 plus a $50 supply fee.

COOKING 201: ADVANCED COOKING
Boys & Girls, Ages 10 & up
June 14 - June 18 • 12:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.
 

For the more experienced chef, or a returning chef from the Cooking 101 camp! Oak Hall School and The Institute of Culinary Arts of Eastside High School are pleased to offer this fun activity and good learning experience! This cooking class gets everyone involved in preparing the food, watching the process, and tasting the results. Class will include: Breakfast class, Lunch class, Dinner class, Salad class, and Dessert class! Recipes will include pasta making, pastries, taco salads, quesadillas, decorating, and sauces. Come experience a complete menu each day! Camp will be held at Eastside High School in a full commercial training kitchen. Campers will have access to a full culinary library and culinary arts computer programs. Transportation available daily from OHS departing at 12:20 and returning at 5:15 or camper may be dropped off directly at Eastside High School. Program cost is $180 if registering by 4/15 plus a $50 supply fee; $195 if registering after 4/15 plus a $50 supply fee.

ETIQUETTE CAMP: SOCIAL, DINING, & BUSINESS SKILLS
For Boys & Girls, Ages 10-17 *
July 12-July 16 • 12:45-4:15 p.m.

Oak Hall has teamed up with the Florida Academy of Etiquette and Protocol for this new camp! Classes are fun and interactive with role-playing for every etiquette rule learned. This is a fun, interactive and informative class with role playing activities which teach correct and current etiquette for today. The class builds self-esteem, confidence and leadership skills. Campers learn to navigate a placesetting, the 65 table manners, American and Continental styles of eating and how to dine with ease. The class is taught by Robin Steele, Founder and Director of Florida Academy of Etiquette & Protocol who is certified in international protocol from the Academy of Etiquette & Protocol. The class includes 15 hours of etiquette instruction, student workbook, daily snacks, a tutorial snack lunch and a four-course graduation luncheon and award of completion. Class Topics Include: Making Friends Easily; Conversational & Communication Skills; Impressive Telephone Manners; How to Make Proper Introductions & Handshakes; Avoiding Peer Pressure; Meeting, Greeting and Treating Others; Speaking in Public with Ease; Dining Survival and Restaurant Dining Savvy; American & Continental Styles of Eating; Eating Difficult Foods; Navigating the Place Setting; Church & Theatre Etiquette; Friend & Family Relationships; Dating and Meeting Parents; Interview Protocol; On the Job Etiquette; and, Business Dress Guidelines. Program fee is $250 if registered by 4/15; $265 after 4/15.

FILMWORX!
Boys & Girls, ages 10 & up
June 28 - July 2 • 8:30a.m. – 12 noon

Lights! Camera! Action! A fast-paced class that touches on every aspect of
beginning movie making. Students will learn to frame, shoot, direct and edit on digital video. Make the best home movies on the block, or go ahead and shoot that sci-fi action thriller! Camp fee is $180 if registration is received by 4/15 and $195 if registering after 4/15.

GUITAR CAMP: SUMMER SCHOOL OF ROCK
Boys and Girls, Ages 10 & up
June 21 - June 25 • 8:30a.m. - 12:00 noon

From the bluesy riffs of Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, and Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) to the southern fried rock of the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd, to the heavy rhythm guitar of AC/DC and Aerosmith, this Guitar Camp will offer beginning to intermediate guitarists a chance to learn the styles behind legendary rock and roll sounds. Electric and acoustic guitarists are both welcome, and depending on the make-up of the class, we’ll cover fundamental techniques for both instruments. We will also work on playing together and improvisation over basic blues patterns in several keys, with the hope of learning how to develop our ears to play along with our favorite songs. All you need to bring is a guitar (or guitar and small practice amp) and a positive attitude. You may also bring along a portable recorder for later practice. Because four hours of straight guitar playing is nearly impossible, we’ll also find some fun downtime activities, including watching some instructional and concert videos. Program cost is $180 if registered by 4/15; $195 if registered after 4/15.

INTRODUCTION TO MAGIC
For Boys & Girls, Ages 5-9
June 3 - June 4 • 12:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.

Last year’s Magic Camp was so popular, that this year we are offering the camp to the younger campers! Led by Magician and Illusionist of the House of Flying Card’s Gainesville Chapter's Dan Smith, your young magician will learn a lot of “self working” tricks using cards and various props. See your camper turn a $1.00 dollar bill into a $5.00 bill…better odds than the stock market! The week will conclude with a magic show on Friday so that parents, friends, and family can be dazzled with this new found talent. Program fee is $72 plus a $8 supply fee if registered by 4/15; $78 plus a $8 supply fee after 4/15.

INTRODUCTION TO MYTHOLOGY
Boys & Girls, Ages 10 & up
June 21 - June 25 • 12:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.
CANCELLED

This class will feature an introduction to the myths of the Greeks and Romans. We will begin with the Titans and Olympian gods and cover the major myths including Perseus, Theseus, Hercules, Jason and the Argonauts, and the Trojan War. Fun games and activities will stimulate the learning and the week will conclude with a round of Mythology Jeopardy to which family and friends are invited to attend! Course fee is $180 if registered by 4/15; $195 after 4/15.

IT’S A GIRL THING! SPA LIFE CAMP
Girls, ages 10 & up
June 28-July 2 * 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon

This camp will be led by various experts in the Spa Industry from Cloud 9 Spa Salon, a national award winning day spa. Aside from learning about all things in the exciting world of “Spa”, young ladies will receive instruction on how to improve personal grooming in areas such as hair care, nail care and skin care. Basic body wellness, stretching and stress management techniques will be taught as well as hand self-massage techniques to soothe the aches and pains associated with gaming/texting/writing. Girls will learn “spa insider” secrets to creating and maintaining great manicures, pedicures, hair styles and a natural, healthy glow. We will create fun and simple spa @ home recipes which can be taken home and used. We will work to create an environment of positive self image and celebrate the uniqueness that each young beauty has. This camp offering will include hands on activities, projects, and instruction with written materials and creative “build your own product” fun. By the end of the camp week, junior spa life experts will have a spa tote full of accessories, goodies and written materials and be equipped with information on how to put their best self forward! Supply Fee includes: spa tote, spa T-shirt, skin care, nail care and hair care products to take home; make your own custom scrubs and lotions; a workbook full of educational and fun information. Register by 4/15 for $180 plus a $20 Supply Fee or after 4/15 for $195 plus a $20 Supply Fee.

MAGIC CAMP
Boys and Girls, ages 10 & up 
July 12-July 16 • 12:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.

This fun and exciting camp is an exciting program where boys and girls will learn amazing feats of magic and illusion. Led by Magician and Illusionist of the House of Flying Card’s Gainesville Chapter's Dan Smith, campers will construct and learn some of the great “tricks of the trade.” Coins will disappear, ropes will be cut and restored, aces will fly out of the deck and glasses of water will disappear into thin air! The camp will conclude with a magic and illusion show at the end of the week. Program fee is $180 plus a $25 supply fee if registered by 4/15; $195 plus a $25 supply fee after 4/15.

MANNERLY KIDS CAMP: SOCIAL AND DINING SKILLS
For Boys & Girls, Ages 5-9
June 3 - June 4 • 8:30-4:15 p.m.

Oak Hall has teamed up with the Florida Academy of Etiquette and Protocol for this new camp! Classes are fun and interactive with role-playing for every etiquette rule learned. The etiquette camp offers current and correct instruction in Social, Business and Dining Skills for today. Classes are taught by Robin Steele, Director and Founder of Florida Academy of Etiquette & Protocol. The class includes 15 hours of etiquette instruction, student workbook, daily snacks and a four-course graduation luncheon and award of completion. Class Topics Include: Making Friends Easily /Choosing Good Friends/Being a Good Friend; Making Introductions; Speaking with Confidence; Conversational Skills; Telephone Manners; Safety and Strangers; Church & School Manners; Host /Guest and Party Manners; Proper Greetings and Handshakes; Party Manners; Honoring and Obeying Parents; Restaurant Manners; Being a Good Sport; Table & Dining Manners/Utensil Placement; Sibling Relationships; Respectfulness for Others; Showing Appreciation and Being Thankful; Setting a Formal Placesetting & Table; Eating Most Difficult Foods; American & Continental Eating Styles; Responding to Invitations; Thank You Notes; Talking to Adults and the Elderly with Ease; Proper Tea Manners; Making Formal Introductions; and, Patriotic Pride and Flag Etiquette. Program fee is $250 if registered by 4/15; $265 after 4/15.
 

MYSTERY MAYHEM
Boys & Girls, ages 10 & up
June 28-July 2 * 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Bring you imagination! Read short detective and mystery books and play mystery games. Students will learn to identify the elements of detective and mystery stories, assume roles as characters, play some fun mystery games, solve mystery puzzles, decipher codes, and even watch a classical mystery film! If mystery and intrigue tempt you, Mystery Mayhem Camp is for you! Register by 4/15 for $180 or after 4/15 for $195. 
 

OAK HALL: CSI
Boys & Girls, Ages 10 & up
July 5 - July 9 • 12:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.

Under the direction of a University of Florida doctoral candidate in criminology, students will learn and examine Oak Hall’s own “crime scene.” Felix is dead! The Crime Scene Investigation Unit (that’s you) has been called in. Observe the crime scene, collect evidence, perform forensic testing, and prepare the best possible case against a suspect. We’ll also meet an actual forensic detective and explore other analysis skills that may help us in our future investigations. Register by 4/15 for $180 plus a $35 supply fee or after 4/15 at $195 plus a $35 supply fee.

RC AIRPLANE CAMP
Boys & Girls, ages 10 & up
JuLY 12-July 16 * 12:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

Campers will receive their very own all inclusive Electric Super Cub Remote Control Model Airplane completely ready to fly. Campers will be introduced to basic principles of aerodynamics as they discover what makes an airplane fly. Campers will learn the various parts of their plane and what the purpose of these parts are. Safety of owning and operating a model airplane will be highly stressed. After becoming familiar with their planes the fun and joy of flying begins. Students will learn to fly their plane with the help of experienced RC Pilots from the Flying Gators RC Club. Along with flying their planes at Oak Hall, campers will visit the Flying Gators Club Field to see a variety of RC airplanes fly. A trip to Hobby Town USA to see many models, and a chance to use the flight simulator will be an added treat.  Program fee is $180 plus a $130 supply fee is registered by 4/15; $195 plus a $130 supply fee if after 4/15. 

RC CAR CAMP
Boys & Girls, ages 10 & up
June 28-July 2 * 12:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

Got a little Dale Earnhardt Jr. in you? Maybe you’re the next Danica Patrick? But wait, you don’t have a drivers’ license? That’s not a problem in this new and exciting camp led by the staff at Hobby Town USA. Campers will receive their own 1/10 scale Radio Controlled car that they will help assemble and then learn how to maintain. Campers will learn the theory of how and why the car works from the transmission and gearing, to the suspension and handling! Of course camp would not be complete without a few driving lessons in preparation for the Oak Hall 500 to be held on the closing day of the camp. Campers will also enjoy field trips to the Hobby Town USA store in Gainesville as well as a professional track where they will be able to test their skills against fellow campers! Space is limited so sign up soon! Program fee is $180 plus a $75 supply fee is registered by 4/15; $195 plus a $75 supply fee if after 4/15.
 

ROCKETRY
Boys & Girls, Ages 10 & up
July 5 - July 9 • 12:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.
CANCELLED

Ever wanted to blast something 1500 feet into the air or higher? Build ’em and fly ’em! That’s what campers do in this cool course.Young “rocketeers” will have fun assembling, painting and launching a beginner-level rocket. Students will learn the basics of model rocketry, safety codes, and the basics of flight. Responsible behavior with model rockets will be strongly emphasized. Program fee includes professional instruction and a complete take-home model rocket with launching pad for each camper! Register by 4/15 for $180 plus a $50 supply fee; or after 4/15 at $195 plus a $50 supply fee.

SUPERSITTERS
Boys & Girls, Ages 10 & Up
June 28 - July 2 • 12:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

Oak Hall School and the North Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross are teaming up to offer this fun and educational course to prepare individuals for one of the most common first jobs . . . the babysitter! All participants will learn adult, child, and infant CPR and First Aid, as well as receive training in the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AED) so that they can overcome any reluctance to act in an emergency situation. Participants will also receive training from the America Red Cross in the skills necessary to equip them as a babysitter (11 & up can be certified). Infant care skills and play supervision are included. Those who successfully complete the course will receive an endorsement in Oak Hall’s Babysitters Directory which is published annually in the Fall. Program cost is $180 if registered by 4/15; $195 if registering after 4/15.

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DOGS
Boys & Girls, Ages 10 & up
June 21 - June 25 • 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon
CANCELLED

Are you crazy about canines? Have you ever watched the National Dog Show or the Agility Championships on Animal Planet and dreamed that it was you and your dog in the spotlight? If so, then this camp is for you and your dog! Get to know the ins-and-outs of the dog world from a breeder-owner-handler of many obedience and conformation titled dogs. This camp will offer an introduction to basic dog obedience training and dog handling techniques. Participants will also learn about routine care and grooming, nutrition, medical care and first aid, making your own healthy dog treats, and fun activities that you and your dog can participate in. Proof of current Rabies vaccination must be brought to the first session before dog and handler may join the camp. No aggressive dogs will be allowed and the camper must be able to control his/ her dog. Please bring a crate to camp with you if you have one. Program fee is $180 if registered by 4/15; $195 if registered after 4/15.

VETS IN TRAINING
Boys and Girls, ages 10 & up
July 5 - July 9 • 8:30 a.m.-12:00 noon

Do you love animals? Do you want to learn more about animal care? If you said yes, then this camp is for you! For any animal lover or aspiring veterinarian, learn what it takes to be a small animal veterinarian or animal care taker. This introduction to veterinary medicine includes the differences between small animal and large animal care. Field trips will include a tour of a state of the art veterinary hospital with intensive care unit and surgery ward, Therapeutic Horse Farm, Alachua County Humane Society, and even local pet stores to learn about exotic pets (subject to change)! Your camper will learn how to do a physical exam, see what a day in the life of a real veterinarian is like, and get to encounter animals of all shapes and sizes! You won't want to miss it! Program fee is $225 is registered by 4/15; $240 after 4/15.

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