DISCOVER
YOUR WORLD
The Way of the DJ
Mixing Music + DJing
Hunt for Treasure
Logic + Riddles
Super Secret Spy Society
Spying + Surveillance
Whodunnit?
Forensic Science
Wise to the Rise
Science of Baking
Lights, Camera... Action!
Moviemaking
Mission: Codebreaker
Cryptography
Around the World in 80 Ways
Global Challenges
Ready, Set… Act!
Improvisational Theater
Get Out Alive!
Wilderness Survival
Writer’s Workshop
Creative Writing
Medieval Mayhem
Medieval Battle Contraptions
Swimming With Sharks
Business + Entrepreneurship
Seamless Style
No-Sew Fashion Design
Drawing Attention
Commercial Illustration
Rig a Robot
Lego Engineering
Crimes, Clues + Courtrooms
Criminal Investigation + Prosecution
Trigger a Reaction
Lab Science
2017 Courses
and Workshops
at Wheaton
EXPLO 360 at Wheaton
Summer 2017
Try something new!
What you discover
might just amaze you.
The courses and workshops at EXPLO 360 at Wheaton are
your opportunity to explore talents and interests you’ve
always been curious about but never had the chance to try
at home or at school.
All of our courses and workshops are designed to be fun, to
stimulate curiosity and discussion, and to foster a lifelong love
of learning and exploration. Our goal is to engage you (and
excite you) in the learning process.
Course + Workshop Selection
Courses and workshops are assigned on a first-come,
first-served basis. Class size is limited to 14 students.
Courses
EXPLO 360 at Wheaton students enroll in three (3) one-week
courses per session.
As part of the registration process, you will select and rank your
top six (6) preferences. Students entering fourth or fifth grade
should choose among our 600-numbered (Pioneer) courses,
and students entering sixth or seventh grade should select
from our 700-numbered (Voyager) courses.
Workshops
EXPLO 360 at Wheaton students enroll in three (3) one-week
workshops per session and attend one workshop per week.
As part of the registration process, you will select and rank your
top six (6) choices of W100-numbered workshops. Workshops
numbered W101-121 are open to all EXPLO 360 at Wheaton
students. Pioneers (grades 4+5) may also select from workshops
numbered W122-124, and Voyagers (grades 6+7) may also
choose from workshops numbered W125-132.
Curriculum Innovation
at EXPLO
Our curriculum team
spends 10 months a year
planning and preparing
the hundreds of courses
and workshops that EXPLO
offers each summer.
EXPLO courses are
designed to promote
curiosity and light students
up about learning.
Our team of sought-after
experts supports
professional educators
across the U.S. and around
the world as they
implement project-based
lesson plans, and increase
student engagement in
their classrooms.
Learn more about EXPLO Ed
at www.explo.org/explo-ed
EXPLO 360 at Wheaton: Courses
Summer 2017
Course Listings
Pioneer Courses (entering grades 4+5)
601 Real Monopoly
Business
602 Journey to the Blogosphere
Introduction to Blogging
610 Defeat the Orange Jester
Teambuilding + Leadership Skills
611
Hunt for Treasure
Logic + Riddles
603 Code Orange
612 Defeating Dr. Diablo
604 The Dish Ran Away With The Spoon
613 Whodunnit?
605 May The Force Be With You
614 Light Up the Lab
606 Invention Convention
615 Wise to the Rise
Introduction to Programming
World Cooking
Lego Engineering
Creative Problem-Solving
607 Trash to Treasure
Engineering
608 Super Secret Spy Society
Spying + Surveillance
609 Creating a Kingdom
Building a Medieval Empire
Math Adventures
Forensic Science
Chemistry + Biology
Science of Baking
616 And… SCENE.
Acting + Improv
617 Lights, Camera... Action!
Moviemaking
618 Sculpt It, Sketch It, Sign It
Visual Arts
Voyager Courses (entering grades 6+7)
701 Swimming With Sharks
716 Crimes, Clues + Courtrooms
702 #NextBigThing
717 Computation Competition
703 Writer’s Workshop
718 Mission: Codebreaker
704 Stand Up + Speak
719 Broadway ‘Bots
705 Minecraft Nation
720 The Way of the DJ
706 Starting from SCRATCH
721 Ready, Set… Act!
707 Rig a Robot
722 Hovercraft Heroics
708 Medieval Mayhem
723 Finding Patient Zero
709 Short Circuits
724 Trigger a Reaction
710 Build Outside the Box
725 Drawing Attention
711
726 Seamless Style
Business + Entrepreneurship
Digital Content Management
Creative Writing
Public Speaking + Debate
Virtual Government Simulation
Introduction to Computer Programming
Lego Engineering
Medieval Battle Contraptions
littleBits™ Electronics
Creativity Challenges
Castle Under Siege
Strategy + Survival
Criminal Investigation + Prosecution
Math Challenges
Cryptography
STEAM & Performing Arts
Mixing Music + DJing
Improvisational Theater
Hovercraft Physics
Disease Outbreak
Lab Science
Commercial Illustration
No-Sew Fashion Design
712 Get Out Alive!
727 Movie Mash-up
713 Around the World in 80 Ways
728 Light + Image
714 Protect the President
729 Sky Scraping
Wilderness Survival
Global Challenges
Secret Service + Security
715 Build a Nation
Government Simulation Challenge
Re-edited Movies
Digital Photography
Architecture
EXPLO 360 at Wheaton: Courses
Summer 2017
PIONEER COURSES
Entering grades 4+5
601
603
Business
Introduction to Programming
Real Monopoly
Have you ever wondered how people like Bill Gates
and Oprah Winfrey made billions? In order to create
a successful business, you need a great idea, a lot of
enthusiasm, and a ton of ambition. To learn the
secrets of the trade, we’ll launch our own business —
and bring an EXPLO product to market. You’ll have
to figure out the best ways to advertise our product,
so we’ll analyze marketing and sales trends — what
worked, and what didn’t? — and use that data to
come up with persuasive and effective marketing
campaigns (think: posters, ads, flyers, etc.). As we
start to create buzz around campus, you’ll be able
to come up with even more innovative strategies to
sell our product and build our business. Step into
the boardroom: it's time to get to work!
Code Orange
Have you ever wondered how your favorite video
game character knows when to jump or run, how a
tablet responds to your every touch, or how you can
stream a movie with just one click? Programming
and coding are the “magic” of all technology, and in
this course, you’ll become the magician. Practice
speaking the language of robots and computers by
creating commands using conditional “if...then”
logic. See if you can use commands based on binary
code to get a robot through a maze your classmates
create, or design and build your own simple
interactive online game that you can share with
friends at EXPLO and at home. From functions and
loops to basic boolean logic, if you’re ready to
explore programming, then your wish is our
command!
602
Journey to the Blogosphere
604
You have: a favorite singer, designer, sports team,
game, subject, food, book, animal, or worldchanging idea. You need: a platform to share your
vision with the world. We can help you make that
happen. Working in Wordpress, you’ll sketch a
conceptual design of what you want your blog to
look like, and we’ll guide you through the process of
testing different blog layouts, fonts, and formats.
Think of what you want your blog to say — create
and test out various color schemes to see which
one captures how you want your site to look. Figure
out the ideal balance of words and photos to
convey your site’s purpose or mission, and what
exactly you want the message to be. And once you
have all those pieces in place, you’ll be well on your
way to sharing your passion with the rest of the
world.
World Cooking
Introduction to Blogging
Please note: This is not a computer programming course.
Students will not be using HTML, but rather will be
generating and organizing content in an offline Wordpress
site around their chosen subject. Once students return
home and obtain parental permission, they will have the
option to make their Wordpress sites public.
The Dish Ran Away With The Spoon
It’s time to travel the world, but you can leave your
passport at home. In this class, all you need is your
taste for adventure and a chef’s hat. What’s the
difference between an empanada and a dumpling?
What’s the best way to make pasta from scratch or
wrap a wonton? With each technique you master,
you’ll discover customs and traditions that help
make each dish and dining experience unique. You
might learn how to hold chopsticks (and proper
etiquette for placing them back down), how to order
the best dishes in India, or how to prepare the most
fragrant Moroccan tagine. When you travel, the best
memories you make are of what you experience,
what you eat, and what you learn along the way. In
our kitchen, we’ll make sure you discover all three.
Please note: Students with food allergies or sensitivities
should contact our Admission Office for more details before
enrolling in this course. This course may not be appropriate
for students with specific dietary restrictions.
Students will not be enrolled concurrently in 604 and
W104.
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PIONEER COURSES CONT.
Entering grades 4+5
605
608
Lego Engineering
Spying + Surveillance
May The Force Be With You
Super Secret Spy Society
Your mission: help the Rebel Alliance. Your job:
engineer and construct sophisticated machines
that help Rey, Finn and Chewbacca defeat Kylo Ren
— using Lego NXT robots. Perhaps you’ll construct a
weapon to combat stormtroopers outside the
Millennium Falcon, build a catapult for an Ewok
battle on Endor, or develop a harness to save BB-8
from a fall. Whatever the task, you’ll engineer your
solutions with Lego motors, gears, and blocks. So
snap to it! Come learn to design and program
functioning machines as we challenge your
problem-solving skills and immerse ourselves in the
world of Lego engineering (and the Force).
You might get a secret identity. Then again, you
might not. You might learn how to tail people
without them spotting you, listen in on their
conversations without them seeing you, track
them with a remote-control spy drone, and take
photos of them without them once hearing the
shutter click. Then again, you might not. You
might have to create a fictitious cover story so
friends and family won’t know what you do for a
living and won’t get suspicious. Then again, you
might not. It’s a lot of pressure, leading this
double life. But we think you can handle it.
Welcome to the Super Secret Spy Society. We’ve
been watching… we mean, waiting for you.
606
Students will not be enrolled concurrently in
608 and W123.
Invention Convention
Creative Problem-Solving
Step one: build a bridge (out of newspaper and foil)
to cross over a 400-foot waterfall. Step two: design a
boat (with saran wrap and cardboard) that can float
and fly. Step three: figure out how to get a Popsicle
to stop melting. (Wait....what?) As an EXPLO
Inventor, making the impossible possible is your
M.O. We’ll start with an idea — what if you could
scale a tall building in a single bound? Or, what if
you could eat a freezy pop without freezing your
hands in the process? — and design, build, test,
redesign, rebuild, and retest using a variety of
materials until we get it right. Want to make the
world a much more awesome place? Join us as we
dream, design, and invent!
607
Trash to Treasure
609
Creating a Kingdom
Building a Medieval Empire
The year is 1246. After centuries of moving from
place to place, a group of barbarian nomads has
finally settled on an area of land that they will call
their own. As leaders of the group, you must
decide where you will build your castles. Who will
be your king and queen? Where will you get the
resources to build a medieval nation? You must
appoint local magistrates to look after your land
while you send knights to conquer neighboring
territories and local dragons. Where will you get
food and water? How will you trade with
surrounding kingdoms? Be prepared to be an
architect, economist, and political leader as we
create a medieval empire!
Engineering
Can you turn a toilet paper tube into a car that will
jump a ramp AND protect the egg that it’s carrying
— no matter what? Or construct a table out of paper
that can carry your lunch? What — you've got it
covered? Great! Here's what else we need: design a
boat out of cardboard that can carry you across our
pool — and back. Invent a balloon-powered glider
(that'll win the Explo Glider Road Rally. Or engineer
a working mechanical hand (that you'll design, test,
and build) out of drinking straws. If you like to think
and tinker with creative challenges, you’re just the
engineer we need!
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PIONEER COURSES CONT.
Entering grades 4+5
610
613
Team Building + Leadership Skills
Forensic Science
Defeat the Orange Jester
He’s a master of mayhem, a doctor of deception, and a
wizard of all things wonky. With his band of Rainbow
Bandits — the Ruby Rascal, the Yellow Jokester, the
Green Goon, and the Blue Buffoon — the Orange Jester
likes to make mischief wherever he goes, unless you can
stop him in his orange-suited tracks. But the Rainbow
Bandits — though they might look like clowns — are no
laughing matter. Each day, once you find (and figure out)
their first clue, you’ll have a chance to thwart them in
their tracks: get your team through a human-sized
spider web, create a life-sized portal out of a regular
piece of paper, cross a (simulated) minefield unscathed,
extract yourself from human knots, outwit the laser
maze, and transport (not-so) dangerous magical refuse
with the help of your team and the tools you create.
Once you succeed, you’ll find your next clue and get us
one step closer to stopping the evil plot of the Orange
Jester. Can you help us win back our summer fun?
611
Hunt for Treasure
Logic + Riddles
Can you change a one-syllable word into a three-syllable
word by adding just one letter? What about figuring out
the exact age of a group of friends with only two clues,
or building your own decoder tools? We’ll tackle riddles
and logic puzzles, secret codes, basic navigational
techniques, physical challenges, and difficult puzzles as
we collaborate to interpret clues during a week-long
treasure hunt. We need your creativity, wits, and
smarts. Think you can help us? Get out your compass
and throw on your thinking caps — it’s time for an
adventure quest!
Whodunnit?
A group of friends. A dog. A shared meal, and a
murder? The body’s gone missing, and it’s up to you
to unravel the accusations and alibis. Study the
crime scene: as you uncover clues that have been left
behind, you’ll learn basic crime lab skills and key
intelligence-gathering techniques. Analyze
fingerprints, debris, and paint splatter to determine
how the criminals moved through the space. Track
and examine the handwriting in a secret diary to see
if you can figure out who wrote it, and use footprints
and tracks to establish a timeline for the crime. To
collect every shred of evidence, you’ll interrogate
suspects, determine motives, and gather (and check)
alibis to see who’s telling the truth — and who has
motive not to. This case is not for the squeamish. As
both detective and forensic scientist, are you ready
to catch the criminals before they strike again?
614
Light Up the Lab
Chemistry + Biology
We're looking for scientist-magicians who can
change the color of a flower and pop a balloon of
water without spilling a drop. We're looking for lab
wizards who can extract DNA from their lunch, build
a larger-than-life animal cell, and unravel the
mystery of “hot ice.” In our lab, you'll experiment with
osmosis and cell structure (to find out where color
lives), and explore the structure of molecules (which
we'll help you figure out). Experiment with different
biological, chemical, and physical reactions as we
explore out-of-the-box solutions to solve scientific
riddles and puzzles.
612
Defeating Dr. Diablo
Math Adventures
The diabolical Dr. Diablo has stranded you and five
others on a rock surrounded by a river of flowing lava. All
you have is a rope... how will you escape? Fast-forward to
another evil setting — a door is locked. Behind the door is
a clue you'll need to escape Dr. Diablo's fortress. On the
floor are hundreds of oddly marked keys and a puzzling
equation. You have only one chance to open the door!
How will you figure it out? As we strive to save the planet
from the nefarious Dr. Diablo, we will be met with
challenge after challenge, each testing our quick wits
and problem-solving skills. There's no telling what
treacherous task he'll throw our way next, so we'll need
to think practically and creatively. We'll use math to solve
riddles, unravel mysteries, crack codes, and devise
strategies — all as we try to defeat the demented doctor.
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PIONEER COURSES CONT.
Entering grades 4+5
615
617
Science of Baking
Moviemaking
Wise to the Rise
How would you feel about eating a compound
consisting of crystallized starches, binding agents,
and carbon dioxide bubbles held in place by a web
of protein strands? What’s the matter, you don’t
like cake? What about the byproducts of a live,
single- celled fungus? No bread, either? Join us in
the kitchen lab as we uncover the basic chemical
reactions that make our favorite baked goods
possible — from cupcakes to cookies, muffins, and
more. You’ll bake, test, and taste in order to figure
out how ingredients work together (or when they
should stay apart!) to make us all say
“Mmmmmmm!”
Please note: Students with food allergies or sensitivities
should contact our Admission Office for more details
before enrolling in this course. This course may not be
appropriate for students with specific dietary restrictions.
616
And… SCENE.
Acting + Improv
We’re not giving you a script, there are no lines to
memorize, and don’t worry about a dress rehearsal,
either. This is improv, and in this course, we’ll teach
you how to think on your feet and find the funny in
any situation. Quick: walk like a dinosaur stuck in
the mud! Pretend you’re the Queen of England
waiting for the bus. Or turn a cardboard box into a
pirate ship and take to the seas in search of buried
treasure. We’ll play a series of games to help you get
comfortable — on stage, in character, and in your
own skin — and you’ll learn tools and tricks for
improvising dialogue or situations on the fly. We’ll
use vocal warm-ups to loosen you up, and you’ll test
out different accents to shape a character. Whether
you’re an alien on a park bench or a pilot who’s
afraid of flying, say yes — and you’ll be creating
comedy gold.
Lights, Camera... Action!
Bring your ideas to life as you join the EXPLO film
crew and learn about moviemaking by producing
your own video. We'll start with only a script, leaving
you and your classmates to act, direct, film, and edit
your way toward stardom. Get behind the camera,
block out shots, set up the storyboard, direct actors,
or make your big-screen debut. After we capture our
scenes on tape, we'll learn how the editor can
change a director's ideas or even the entire script by
moving scenes around. Join us on the soundstage as
Hollywood comes to EXPLO.
618
Sculpt It, Sketch It, Sign It
Visual Arts
Painting, building, sketching, layering, drawing,
forming, twisting, stacking! We're putting together
the biggest art show you can imagine and we need
YOU to create brave, bold, and beautiful art like
you’ve never created it before. We’ll give you all the
supplies you need — like paints, paper, canvases,
pencils, sculpting wire, ink, and maybe even a water
balloon (a water balloon?!) — and introduce you to
classic genres. We’ll teach you different techniques,
and you’ll be free to experiment with abstract and
figurative art pieces through mixed media and
non-traditional materials. All you need to bring
is your boundless imagination and your sense of
adventure. This will be a show to remember.
Let’s get started!
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VOYAGER COURSES
Entering grades 6+7
701
703
Business + Entrepreneurship
Creative Writing
Swimming With Sharks
Ready to build some traction for a new business
idea? Then jump into our business incubator, where
we’ll give you the tools you need to develop and
implement a fool-proof business plan. In order to
pitch your business model to investors and early
adopters, you’re going to need to refine your
message: What is the problem your product or
service will solve? Who is the target audience? Why
should they pick YOU? Together, we’ll brainstorm
ways to bring your idea to market; build, test, and
retest a functional prototype of your product or
service; develop the stage presence you need to
advocate for yourself (and for your new business);
and devise and implement a bang-up marketing
campaign. Success is a long path, but if you truly
believe your ideas could change the world — and
line your pockets — our business incubator is a great
place to get started!
702
#NextBigThing
Digital Content Management
Do your latest, greatest ideas translate better as a
video, a slideshow, or a blog post (or all three)?
What are the best times to publish a photo essay for
maximum exposure? How can you promote — or
start — popular trends by posting to the
blogosphere? Whether it’s a how-to or a humorous
review, you’ve got big ideas — and we’re here to
help you share them with the world. Explore
different blog layouts, fonts, and formats. Weigh the
pros and cons of sharing stories through different
social media platforms. Write reviews of your latest
Netflix binge or the best books you’ve read this
summer. When it comes to spreading the word
digitally, you’ll have a lock on the #nextbigthing!
Please note: This is not a computer programming course.
Students will not be using HTML, but rather will be
generating and organizing content in various offline apps
around their chosen subject. Once students return home
and obtain parental permission, they will have the option
to make their stories public.
Writer’s Workshop
What if Harry Potter had a happy, well-adjusted
childhood, or if Katniss didn’t volunteer as Tribute?
Step into the writer’s workshop, and settle in for an
extended stay. We welcome authors of any style —
short stories, poetry, fiction or reality — and hope that
you’ll join us to share and sharpen your ideas. You
might spend time crafting maps and descriptions of
your own fantasy world, or painting, a portrait — with
words — of your story’s dashing hero. Turn a daydream
into a plot and a nightmare into a climax as you
explore the parts of a story. Find out why poems don’t
have to rhyme, or how to make the unbelievable feel
real. We’ll spend time crafting our work and exploring
strategies for sharing our stories and ideas with each
other — and the world!
704
Stand Up + Speak
Public Speaking + Debate
Are you someone who likes to speak in front of lots of
people? Or are you the shy type that stays seated in
the back? Come learn how to express yourself in a
calm, confident way, and how to argue thoughtfully
and effectively. First, we'll practice speaking in front of
groups and learn how to stay calm, cool, and collected.
Then we'll move on to debate, where we'll learn how
to organize our thoughts, present a coherent
argument, and follow the basic procedures of
parliamentary debate. Don't just sit there — stand up
and speak!
705
Minecraft Nation
Virtual Government Simulation
Join a highly classified special operations team that
has been brought together to build the greatest island
nation the world has ever seen. You’ll work in-person
with your teammates and online in EXPLO’s Minecraft
world to collaborate, create, and compete. What
shape will the islands take? Do we want bridges?
Houses? How about a movie theater or an airport?
Where will citizens get their food? Who will you trade
with? So many people want to live in our new country
that we've got to design and supervise construction as
soon as possible. You'll have to be resourceful because
supplies are limited and time is running out! Get ready
to learn on the job. We've got a country to get running!
Please Note: This course uses MinecraftEdu, an educational
version of the Minecraft game designed specifically for use in
the classroom. No previous experience with Minecraft is
necessary for this course.
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VOYAGER COURSES CONT.
Entering grades 6+7
706
709
Introduction to Computer Programming
littleBits™ Electronics
Starting from SCRATCH
Short Circuits
707
In a world where cell phones answer questions for
us, and cars can drive themselves, it’s more clear
than ever that anything is possible. But it’s not just
engineers and inventors that are bringing their big
ideas to life — kids are playing a bigger role than ever
in making the world a more interesting place, and
this is your chance to make your own contribution!
Using littleBits™ — easy-to-use electronic building
blocks — you’ll explore the properties of basic and
complex electrical circuits. Does your cardboard
arcade game work better with an analog switch, or a
digital button? How can you arm your bedroom door
with an alarm that responds to movement AND
noise? Tinker and test as you work with your
classmates to invent and build your own creations,
and maybe even change the world!
Lego Engineering
710
Play a piano sonata on a banana (or a tiny drum solo
on a bottle cap), create a virtual self that you can
command to do your bidding, or design a cardboard
game console that’ll work with the video game you
create. Using PicoBoards and the Scratch
programming platform, we’ll show you how to code
simple online games, create interactive puzzles or
quizzes, make original videos, or even program and
play instruments out of anything you can think of.
Want to build an avatar that responds to your every
whim? You got it. A basic game that takes you on an
adventure quest through space? No problem! With
our programming apps and your innovative ideas,
who knows just how far we’ll go?
Rig a Robot
Motors? Check. Sensors? Check. Programming
software that translates your imagination to your Lego
NXT robot with just a click and a drag? Check and
check. We’ll get you started with the basics, but then
it’s up to you and your classmates to work together to
construct a solution to some of the world’s tougher
problems. Using sensors that respond to touch, noise,
color, and light, you’ll have your robots spinning,
climbing, and reacting to your every command. We’ll
present you with different scenarios (like obstacle
courses or timed trials), and you’ll customize your bot
to conquer as many challenges as possible. Working
together, you’ll program your bot to maneuver
through each test while learning how to respond at a
moment’s notice. Because as soon as that buzzer
sounds, the robot action begins.
708
Build Outside the Box
Creativity Challenges
First up: construct a working carnival (out of two
sheets of cardboard). Next challenge: paint a portrait
(without touching paint or a brush). Challenge three:
design a model car powered by the wind in its sails.
Challenge four... well, you get the idea. From theater
and the arts to science and engineering, the daily
challenges in our Creativity Lab will astound you and
stretch your creative muscles. You'll quickly discover
that there are no "correct" solutions — and that half
the fun is coming up with your own unique way of
solving each problem. So what will you do when
asked to design your own candy bar? And how will
you protect an egg that’s being flung 500 feet in a
slingshot? Join us in the Creativity Lab, and prepare
to be surprised by your answers.
Medieval Mayhem
Medieval Battle Contraptions
The battle is on. It’s time to take back the castle — and
the kingdom — that’s rightfully ours. Working
together, we’ll figure out how to breach our
opponent's walls and defeat their armies (and the
tools and medieval contraptions we'll need to bring
down their defenses). How will we do it? Basic physics,
of course. We'll use levers, weights, and pulleys to
make catapults, battering rams, and trebuchets that
will break down their defenses and give us the upper
hand. In the process, you'll learn about trajectory,
transfer of energy principles, and how to aim large
projectiles. By the end of the course, taking over the
kingdom will be only half the fun — the other half will
be discovering the secrets behind medieval science.
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VOYAGER COURSES CONT.
Entering grades 6+7
711
714
Strategy + Survival
Secret Service + Security
Castle Under Siege
Set up the blockade! Fill the moat! Seal the castle
door! Our kingdom's under attack, and we're
locking this place down so no one gets in. That will
keep us safe for now... but the bigger question is:
how will we survive on just our limited supplies?
We'll prepare a plan for rationing our food and
figure out the fairest way for divvying up our
supplies. But that will only last us so long: we'll also
need to hatch an escape plan. What's our enemy's
weak spot? And how can we catch them off-guard?
With the pressure of survival resting on all of us,
we’ll triumph or fail — but either way, we'll have to
do it together!
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Get Out Alive!
Wilderness Survival
We're stranded! On an island! With nothing except
the wreckage from our crash! But panicking won't
get us anywhere, so let's get to work. First, we'll
have to figure out a way to purify water and cook
food. Next, with whatever materials we have handy
(rope, tarp, twigs), we'll need to build a shelter.
A fire too — even though we don't have any
matches. With bears stealing our food and
torrential rains destroying our tent, there's no
telling what disaster will strike next. We'll
practice emergency rescue procedures, learn how
to treat wounds and diseases, and plot our escape.
Whatever it takes to get off this island — a giant raft,
Morse code — we'll learn how to do it so we can get
back home safely!
713
Around the World in 80 Ways
Global Challenges
“By the time the clock strikes two, you will need to
find your clue.” 1:40pm: You have twenty minutes to
get through Central Park, into the Plaza Hotel, and
up to the penthouse suite. 1:49pm: 11 minutes to
“find a silver flower under a green star.” 1:56pm: Four
minutes — where is it?? 1:59pm: Found it! Whew!!
This is the Global EXPLO Challenge, and the clock
starts now. Five days, multiple locations, countless
challenges — and two teams facing off against each
other for the ultimate prize. On Day One, three
things will happen: you’ll (a) figure out where in the
world you are, (b) complete your first challenge
(before the other team does!), and (c) find the next
clue. You might design a traditional costume out of
foil and twine, cook a dish with new ingredients
and spices, sing and dance a folkloric tune, or write
your name in an unfamiliar script. Each day, you’ll
start your quest somewhere new, with only your
wits, your teammates, and your clues to guide you.
Protect the President
In T-minus three days, nine hours, and 41 minutes,
the President of EXPLO will land at the airport.
Forty-five minutes later, she’ll step onto campus for
the first time — and you’ll need to be ready. We’ll
start by securing the perimeter (scoping out and
fixing potential security breaches around campus),
practice using your body to deflect flying projectiles,
and learn how to detect a lie or spot suspicious
behavior in a crowd. You’ll have to be vigilant —
an attack could come from anywhere, at any time.
So pick up your sunglasses and earpiece —
it’s showtime!
715
Build a Nation
Government Simulation Challenge
A deserted island. A group of people hungry for
change and revolution. With your basic needs
secured, it’s time for a constitution, a flag, and
currency — a new nation is born. Next up: design
a harbor. Manage a forest. Build a movie theater.
Groom some beachfront property. Hey, building a
nation isn't so hard, is it? Except, wait a minute,
how are you going to provide power to your new
country? Does everyone have a place to live? Is there
enough to eat? What are those other countries
around you doing? Is there a war on the horizon?
Should alliances be formed? Who is making all the
decisions around here? As we plan, build, and
decorate a large-scale, 3D model of our utopian
island countries, you’ll face the challenge of
building a nation from scratch, and surviving
this global game!
716
Crimes, Clues + Courtrooms
Criminal Investigation + Prosecution
From the cop on the beat to the judge on the bench,
you'll investigate a crime scene and take the case all
the way through the system. Using the powers of
deduction (think: Sherlock) and gritty determination
(like K.C. Undercover), you and your team will work
together to identify a suspect, make an arrest, and
take your suspect to court. Learn forensic lab
fundamentals — analyzing bite marks, fingerprinting,
tracking clues, and testing evidence — before playing
the parts of lawyers, witnesses, judge, and jury to
decide the suspect’s fate. Before we have our trial,
you'll have to figure out the crime timeline and the
motive. If we want our suspects behind bars, we’d
better be able to convince the jury we know what
we're talking about!
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Math Challenges
Mixing Music + DJing
Computation Competition
Can you turn 1, 4, 15, 6, 28, and 54 into 434 using
mathematical operations? Quick — where on a
playground would you find a Golden Ratio? Two teams,
one goal: to solve all the problems and win the Math
Challenge before the other team beats you to it. Go
head-to-head on geometry problems. Tag team on
pre-algebra relays. Master logic puzzles. Decipher the
Egyptian number system and the ancient abacus. And
come up with mathematical head-scratchers for your
competitors to solve. It’ll take guts, it’ll take cunning,
and most of all, it’ll take all the creative thinking you
can muster. Want to be crowned math champion?
Then join us — and prepare to strategize, prioritize, and
be challenged to your mathematical limit.
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Mission: Codebreaker
Cryptography
The red phone just rang. That means just one thing: the
EXPLO Security Agency needs you. The ESA has just
uncovered a major theft ring: the Key to EXPLO Magic
has gone missing. They're gathering a team of expert
cryptographers to help recover the Key, and they've
called us. Our task: to crack criminal codes and encrypt
secret messages to help locate the Key and help make
EXPLO secure once again. We'll learn about every major
cipher from the Caesar and Rail Fence Ciphers to the
German Enigma machines. As we begin to create our
own dialogues in code, we'll also try to crack the
criminals' master code and recover their — we mean
our — hidden treasure.
719
Broadway ‘Bots
STEAM & Performing Arts
The Way of the DJ
Spin doctor, Spin meister, DJ Spin: we need some
beats in this house. Some new tunes that’ll spell
summer fun and make us all want to get up and
dance! That’s right: we want YOU to create this
summer’s awesome new soundtrack. Working with
your classmates — and with GarageBand — you’ll pen
original tunes that capture the essence of activities
and events happening around campus. We’ll help
you figure out how series of notes convey emotion
(like joy, sadness, or excitement) and you’ll begin
writing your songs. As you work to mesh melodies
and harmonies, we’ll work with you on mastering
time changes and creating transitions, all while
letting your experimentations — sampling from
popular tunes, laying over beats, and finding the
right tempo and key — fly. The Release Party’s right
around the corner… it’s time to start spinning!
No previous musical experience is necessary for this course.
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Ready, Set… Act!
Improvisational Theater
Who needs a script when you can make up what you
want to do or say as you go along? This class is not
only a blast of continuous laughs, it teaches you to
think on your feet and get through seemingly
impossible situations using nothing but your quick
wits. To help you make up things in a moment's
notice, we'll loosen up with mood skits, body
language games, and more. You'll act in talk shows,
interviews, and skits, having to make up everything
as you go. We'll give you the experience needed to
create an entire show to perform without a script. So
don't worry, you won't forget any of your lines on
stage — because you won't have any to start with!
In this musical production, your co-star won’t upstage
you, outshine you, or block you from the audience’s
view. In fact, unless you design its costume so that it’s
taller than you, your robot co-star won’t even reach your
knee. This is a human-meets-robot musical number, so
get ready to build and meet your co-stars! With your
production crew, you’ll generate a storyline, create
props, design costumes, and build the next greatest
musical star out of Lego EV3 robot parts and your
imagination. To get your musical number on point,
collaborate on new lyrics to some of your favorite songs,
brainstorm how you want your story to play out, and
choreograph a musical number that tells the tale
you’ve always dreamed of. Put on your costume,
practice your steps, program your robot and get ready
to sing and dance alongside your interactive co-star!
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724
Hovercraft Physics
Lab Science
Hovercraft Heroics
Testing the limits of science... defying the laws of
gravity... it's all in a day's work for the average
hovercraft scientist. Welcome to the world of
hovercrafts: where air becomes fuel, and where a
small push forward can send you soaring. We’ll
study how objects in motion ricochet and move (by
applying Newton’s Laws of Motion and Bernoulli’s
Principle to pressure and lift) — then you’ll design
and build an armada of hovercrafts that can fly,
float, and zoom over anything in their path. You’ll
construct tabletop-skimming models — to truly
understand the mechanics of flight — before
graduating to gigantic hovercrafts so big you can
ride on them. We’ll have you so pumped, you’ll be
floating on air!
723
Finding Patient Zero
Disease Outbreak
ALERT! ALERT! Eight EXPLO staff members are in
quarantine, covered head-to-toe in strange spots
and boils. We’ve ruled out the obvious —
chickenpox, measles — and fear it could be
something much more dangerous. We need to
identify what is causing this mysterious outbreak
and contain it before it becomes an epidemic. To
help us better understand the outbreak, you’ll
catalogue vital signs of the afflicted — looking for
irregularities that might give us clues as to the
nature of the malady, and how it is being
transmitted. You’ll conduct a sneeze simulation and
probability test to predict the disease's path, and
will collect, plate, and grow bacterial specimens to
discover how the disease spreads. All the while,
you’ll keep the campus informed of best-practice
safety measures (based on what you discover) as
you isolate the source of the outbreak. It's a race
against the clock, starting… NOW!
Trigger a Reaction
What if you could power a lightbulb with the change
in your pocket, or make a bed of flowers that looks
like it’s glowing from within? Science (especially
when it’s hands-on) is a pretty incredible thing! In
our lab, you’ll master the scientific method as we
explore the properties of dry ice, defy the properties
of calcium carbonate to fold an egg, and design
working batteries out of paper towels and pennies.
Each day, we’ll explore the properties of chemistry,
physics, and biology and — by the end of the week
you’ll be ready to design your own experiment! Who
knew science could be so cool?
Students will not be enrolled concurrently in 724 and W129.
725
Drawing Attention
Commercial Illustration
Can you make a book cover, movie poster, or cereal
box jump off the shelf and say, “ME! ME! You MUST
buy me!”? Come learn how to draw the drawings that
draw attention. Together, we’ll investigate the
technical fundamentals of illustration — composition,
shape, scale, color, mark-making — and explore
creative strategies for visual storytelling. Along the
way, you’ll create memorable characters that sell
(think Tony the Tiger), and dynamic compositions
that anticipate how art will interact with product
names and headlines — all while building a solid
portfolio of illustrations. What kind of drawing works
best for this summer’s hottest single? Nintendo's
newest release? The packaging for the latest
smartphone? It's up to you. Submit your work and
help launch the next big thing — your career as a
commercial illustrator.
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No-Sew Fashion Design
Digital Photography
Seamless Style
This year, it’s all up to you: your vision, your eye, and
your instinct with trends, color, patterns, and fabric.
With your new clothing line, you’re going to blow
the world of fashion wide open — without sewing a
stitch! Explore colors, patterns, and textures: which
combinations work best together? Then dive into a
treasure-trove of fabric and notions: how do
different fabrics drape across the body? As you start
researching and sketching your next design, you’ll
see: inspiration is everywhere. Want to create a new
statement piece (on a budget)? Simple! Using such
genius tools as duct tape, fabric fusing, weaving,
and ribbon ties, you’ll assemble your creations and
pull off the fiercest fashion show EXPLO has ever
seen. It’s custom, it’s designer, it’s seamless — and
it’s eco-chic. How fabulous is that? All that’s missing,
it seems, is you.
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Movie Mash-up
Re-edited Movies
Remake Pirates of the Caribbean into a
coming-of-age story where Captain Jack Sparrow
overcomes adversity to find his life’s purpose. Or
change up Despicable Me so the minions are covert
CIA agents, acting the part of minions. Our
best-loved movies are our favorites for a reason, but
do you ever wonder if changing up the story line
could make the whole thing better? In this course,
we'll be reinventing our favorite movies, changing
the stories' dialogue and sound effects, and adding
in our own crazy ideas. SuperCinder: The Stepsisters’
Revenge. A Hipster Toy Story. You'll create mixed-up,
mashed-up stories, then cut and re-edit a film
trailer to tell your tale... whatever ridiculous, absurd,
zany tale that may be.
Light + Image
Want to take professional shots of your new friends?
Interested in taking sweeping landscape
photographs or catching spontaneous scenes on
campus? If you've ever wanted to take your digital
photography skills to the next level, this is the class
for you! With your digital camera in hand, you'll learn
all the tricks of composing great images. Then, in our
digital photo lab, discover the art of retouching
photos — making your images brighter, sharper, and
more colorful — and find out how to make
gallery-ready prints from an inkjet printer. With every
click of the shutter, you'll not only be framing great
shots, you'll turn them into amazing works of art!
For this class, we request that you come prepared with
your own 10+ megapixel digital camera.
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Sky Scraping
Architecture
Design a building that's cooler than the Taj Mahal or
bigger than the Empire State Building. Build an
animal shelter where rescued dogs will feel safe and
an aquarium where you just might get to swim with
the fishes. Working with a scale ruler (which you'll
make), design and engineer buildings — like a
restaurant that's the hottest new place in town, or a
football stadium that seats 30,000 people — by
making 3D perspective drawings (we'll teach you
how), completing real architectural plans, and
building scale models that'll reshape the skyline as
we know it.
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Pioneer + Voyager Workshops
Pioneer Only Workshops
W101
EMT + First Aid
W122
No-Sew Fashion Design
W102
Sustainable Engineering
W123
Secret Agent
W103
Cake Decorating
W124
Woodworking
W104
World Cooking
W105
Chess
W106
Summer Spa
W125
Murder Mystery
W107
Model Rocketry
W126
Explo Book Club
W108
Team Challenge
W127
Casino Math
W109
Music Lab
W128
Dissection
W110
Intro to Electric Guitar
W129
Chem Lab
W111
Theater Special Effects
W130
Street Luge
W112
Tennis
W131
Fencing
W113
Soccer
W132
Ultimate Frisbee
W114
Basketball
W115
Canoeing
Entering grades 4-7
W116
Swim Lessons
W117
Capture the Flag
W118
Yoga
W119
Kayaking
W120
Archery
W121
Painting
Entering grades 4+5
Voyager Only Workshops
Entering grades 6+7
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W101
W105
Get ready to gain the knowledge and skills needed
to help others. In this workshop, you'll discover what
to do when first aid is needed. Find out how to
respond to sprains, wounds, cuts, burns, and choking.
You could learn important skills that might save
someone's life!
Queen to rook one. Knight to king four. Checkmate!
Chess is a classic game full of strategy, tension, and
excitement. Whether you're the next Bobby Fischer
waiting for a game with Deep Blue, or you don't
know your castle from your pawn, this workshop will
introduce you to the logic, strategy, and patience it
takes to be the next chess master.
W102
W106
Is green your color? You've heard about global
warming, endangered natural resources, and
alternative fuels, so here's an opportunity to actually
build structures using solar, wind, and hydropower.
We'll design, build, and use devices like solar ovens,
greenhouses, and wind turbines that bake,
dehydrate, store and generate power, all while
conserving resources.
Spend some time at the EXPLO Spa as we learn how
to make bath products from all-natural, common
household ingredients. Each day, we will make
different products such as lotion, lip balm, bath
fizzies, soap, and more! Pick your favorite scents and
colors, design your own packaging, and put it all
together in a complete bath collection made by you!
EMT + First Aid
Sustainable Engineering
W103
Cake Decorating
Mmmm, cake! Have you ever wondered who
decorates those delicious cakes you see in bakeries
and at weddings? Believe it or not, people go to
school to learn how to create those colossal
confections. This workshop will give you the
opportunity to design and decorate cakes, exactly to
the specifications of a high-rolling client. And when
you've finished, you can have your cake and eat it too!
Chess
Summer Spa
W107
Model Rocketry
Space, the final frontier. Wouldn’t it be something to
blast a rocket into space? Come join this beginning
model rocketry class and you will have the
opportunity to design and build your own basic
model rocket. You'll learn what makes these rockets
soar as high as they do and, on the final day, you will
be able to run your very own test launch.
W108
W104
World Cooking
Pack your appetite, we're going on a trip around the
world! In this workshop, we will hop from one
continent to another, preparing and sampling tasty
dishes from many different countries. Each day, we
will learn about traditional foods and customs from a
different nation. This course will be a worldwide trip
for your taste buds. Bon Appétit!
Team Challenge
Can you and your classmates cross a hot lava river
using only your wits? What about clearing a path
through a voice-sensitive minefield — can you get
your teammates safely through without using your
voice? These challenges are fun, but require you to
sharpen your problem solving skills, and the ability
to cooperate with large groups while under pressure.
Are you up for the challenge?
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W109
W113
Sway to the rhythm and move to the beat: it’s time
to make some music! Have you ever wanted to learn
how to play the guitar, drums, or recorder? Here’s
your chance! Learn the basics of various instruments,
make a band, and play some music for all of EXPLO
to hear in this toe-tapping Music Lab!
Soccer is one of the most popular sports in the
world, and this is your opportunity to get in on all the
fun! Each day, we will work on specific skills such as
passing, trapping, and dribbling. Through drills,
games, and controlled scrimmages, we'll help you
hone your skills and improve your technique.
W110
Students participating in the soccer workshop must bring a
mouth guard or use one provided by EXPLO. Shin guards
will be provided, however students are strongly encouraged
to bring their own.
Music Lab
Intro to Electric Guitar
Calling all aspiring rock stars! We'll provide the
guitars for your time at EXPLO and teach you
everything you need to know to turn that music bug
into a full-grown Beatle. You'll learn how to tune and
care for your guitar, discover how to play the major
chords, and how to rock out!
W111
Theater Special Effects
Theater is an exercise in make-believe, but it takes
some practice to make that illusion seem real! In this
workshop you’ll learn secret techniques, such as how
to transform into an elderly person, how to create
convincing wounds, and how to produce realistic
sound effects onstage. All you need is your
imagination and some tricks of the trade!
W112
Tennis
Have you ever wondered how tennis stars like Novak
Djokovic and Serena Williams make those shots?
Here is your opportunity to learn. In this workshop,
we will learn all there is to know about tennis —
everything from keeping score to executing the
perfect serve.
No experience necessary. EXPLO will provide racquets,
though students are welcome to bring their own.
Soccer
W114
Basketball
Set a pick, block a shot, and hope you don’t get
fouled. Whether you run the courts every day or are
new to the sport, come work on drills, strategy, and
techniques as we practice driving towards the hoop.
Who knows? You may be the next LeBron James or
Candace Parker.
Students participating in the basketball workshop must
bring a mouth guard or use one provided by EXPLO.
W115
Canoeing
Canoeing is the perfect way to spend the afternoon
on Peacock Pond. You'll master basic skills, practice
specific strokes, and understand safety techniques.
Whether you prefer a quiet cruise along the shore or
a relay race under the bridge, you'll enjoy every
moment spent on the water.
W116
Swim Lessons
What is summer without time in the pool? At EXPLO
at Wheaton, we offer beginning through
intermediate swim lessons. From strokes and kicking
to relays and water aerobics, you'll have fun and
improve your swimming at the same time.
Instructors will determine the appropriate level of
instruction during the summer.
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W117
W120
Take a basic game — two sides, two flags, running
and tag — and add a twist. Maybe everyone has to do
everything backward. Maybe some players are
blindfolded, and others need to be their eyes. Maybe
there are FOUR teams, instead of two! Try your skills
at this game when the rules keep changing, and see
if you have what it takes to win!
Bullseye! This is your opportunity to learn all there is
to know about the traditional sport of archery. Learn
why an arrow flies the way it does, how a
competition is scored, and what skills are needed to
master the bow — like Katniss or Legolas.
Capture the Flag
Archery
W121
W118
Yoga
Child’s pose. Half pigeon. Sun salutations. Come
explore the techniques of relaxation and meditation
while increasing your physical and mental strength.
Learn how to deal with stress and how to become a
healthier person. Come see what yoga is all about!
No experience necessary. Yoga mats will be provided.
Painting
Painting is a great way to express yourself! In this
workshop, you will have the opportunity to explore
painting techniques using watercolor, acrylic,
tempera paints, and more. Through color mixing and
creative brush strokes, we will turn everyday objects
and landscapes into amazing works of art that you
can take home at the end of the session. No
experience necessary.
W119
Kayaking
Grab a paddle and get ready for adventure! In this
workshop you'll learn to maneuver your kayak
effectively, perform specific strokes, and glide from
one end of Peacock Pond to the other. Practice your
paddling with games and races, or simply tour along
shore with a new friend.
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W122
No-Sew Fashion Design
Do you dream of designing your own clothes? Want
to make the coolest accessories or start the next hot
trend? Leave the needle and thread behind and get
to work in this fashion design workshop. You’ll learn
how to match colors, patterns, and textures as we
turn fabric and embellishments into wearable works
of art using no-sew techniques. Get ready to model
hats, skirts, bags, or scarves on the runway — all
designed and made by YOU!
W123
Secret Agent
Code name? Check. Stealth moves? Check. Mission
completed? Well, that part’s up to you! Join a team of
secret agents as they deduce, plan, and execute a
secret mission. We’d tell you more, but that would be
giving too much away!
W124
Woodworking
Losing your marbles? We’ll spend this workshop
building a machine that will dispense just one
marble, jellybean or gum ball at a time. That’s right!
A super awesome machine made by you. In our
woodworking workshop, we’ll learn all about
woodshop safety, hand tools, and the basics of
measuring, cutting, sanding, and finishing wood.
Best of all, you’ll have this cool machine to take
home with you.
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W125
W129
It was a dark and stormy night... actually, it was just
after lunch, but that never stopped detectives on the
trail of a murderer! Like a live-action game of Clue,
you will find yourself in the midst of a mysterious
murder. Use stealth to hunt for hidden evidence,
gumption to interview suspects, and cunning to
solve a devious crime before the workshop is
through!
Chemistry is everywhere! It's in the foods we eat and
the drinks we drink. During this workshop, we will
investigate the wonderful world of chemistry.
Through hands-on experiments, we will learn about
everyday chemical reactions that take place all
around us. If you are curious, this is the workshop for
you.
Murder Mystery
Chem Lab
W130
W126
EXPLO Book Club
Do you like to read but wish you could talk about it
with other book lovers? Well, you’re in luck! This
workshop will engage your imagination and
introduce you to classic and contemporary short
stories. Then the fun really begins when you discuss,
debate, and discover new ways to engage with the
short stories genre — all while meeting new literary
companions. Come discover a new favorite author!
Street Luge
Forget the XGames — it's time for the EXPLOGames!
In this workshop, we will learn what it takes to be a
competitive street luger. You will have the
opportunity to learn specific techniques that will
allow you to safely manage EXPLO's luge course in
record time.
Students should bring their own bike helmets, though a
helmet will be provided if necessary. All other equipment
will be provided.
W127
W131
Casino Math
Fencing
You may have the cards, but can you beat the odds?
Lady Luck plays a part in these games of chance, but
there really are some mathematical patterns to the
whims of casino games. In this workshop, you’ll learn
about the probability of games like blackjack and
poker (and discover why the house always wins as
you understand the clever math behind these fun
games!
En garde! Are you ready for fancy footwork and foils?
You will learn the basic safety, foot stance, and
techniques of the sport. Fencing is one of only five
events that have been in every Olympic Summer
Games: here's your chance to be a part of that
history!
W128
Dissection
Eyes, hearts, and worms. Do you want to become a
surgeon someday? How about a research scientist?
Come and learn about dissection! Each day we will
focus on a specific specimen to dissect, learning
about proper technique as well as analysis of the
specimen's internal structure.
W132
Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate Frisbee is the fastest growing sport in the
world, and it’s more than just tossing and catching a
disc! Come learn the basics, as you master the art of
throwing a Frisbee with finesse and strategy. From
long hucks to short give-and-go, we’ll learn about
passing, cutting, and the simple rules of this popular
game. Get off the sidelines and into the in-zone!
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