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January 30, February 6, 13, and 20, 2016
Bowling Green and Louisville
Welcome to Winter 2016 Super Saturdays. Please look through the list of classes on pages 2-4 (listed by grade
level) and then fill out the registration form on pages 5-6. Please contact us with any questions - gifted@wku.edu,
270.745.6323, www.wku.edu/gifted.
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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS - EACH CLASS LASTS ALL FOUR WEEKS
Amazing Science Lab, grades 1 & 2, Christy Givens - Astronomy, physics, biology, and chemistry - this class has
something for every curious young scientist. We'll explore astronomy through experiments that explain the gravitational forces
of other planets, investigate physics by creating our own parachutes, and study biology by completing the Insect Challenge! Be
a chemist as we perform experiments to make chemical reactions. Come prepared to be amazed and astounded as we explore
the fascinating world of science.
Behind the Scenes Movie Science: Harry Potter & Star Wars, grades 1 & 2, Jennifer Sheffield - Harry Potter and
Star Wars movies combine real science with fantasy to create awesome worlds of wonder we all wish we could visit! Joining this
class is the next best thing, as you get to explore the magical potions and spells of Hogwarts, as well as amazing electronics and
robotics from a galaxy far, far away...bring your wand, bring your light saber, and bring your imagination!
with Physics, grades 1 & 2, K
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- Explore the world around you through lots of
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challenging fun hands-on activities! Did you know that light moves? When you look in a mirror, why does it seem like you’re
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inside the mirror? You'll make some toy optics and "play" with light to make it reflect and refract, and create your own optical
illusions to discover how they play tricks on you. You'll build your own kaleidoscopes, and have fun discovering why magnets
behave the way they do. Force and motion, optics and light, electricity and magnetism - join us as we explore the way the
world works around us. Physics has never been this much fun!
Intro to Musical Theatre: Let's Sing and Dance, grades 1 & 2, K
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- Do you want to sing, dance, and act? Then
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us as we learn how to tell a story through song and dance! Have a blast while learning some basics of musical theatre as we
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explore what it takes to put on a musical. We'll even put on our own show!
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Secret Identity: Releasing Your Inner Superhero! grades 1 & 2, Ashley Hurt - Up, up, and away! Being a superhero
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Storybook Science, grades 1 & 2, Kristin White - Mythbusters unite! Let’s read some of our favorite storybooks and then
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Time Travelers, grades 1 & 2, Dianne Wade - Join us on a magical journey though time! Step into our special time machine
to explore different countries and times hundreds of years in the past. You just might try on a toga from the ancient world,
build a Native American house from 1,000 years ago, discover how people lived in the Middle Ages with knights and castles,
or paint a picture in the Renaissance period. You will have a lot of fun learning about different periods in history and creating
memories on each adventure!
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To Infinity and Beyond: Discovering Our Solar System, grades 1 & 2, Ben Slinkard - Be a special Space Exploration
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Acting Up (Is Fun), grades 2 & 3, Julie Roberts Boggess - If you are interested in acting, come join this class! We will
have a fantastic time exploring many different forms of creative dramatics. This is a great class because the teacher actually
wants you to "act up"!
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is fun and exciting, especially in the world of super imaginative YOU! Come and join us on this quest to create your very
own SUPERHERO! With us, you will learn about famous super heroes and heroines of the past and now, and find your own
super hero, inside out and outside in. By drawing ideas from comic book super heroes and the many heroes around us, we will
design and create our very own superhero costumes and stories to present to parents and family!
conduct hands-on science experiments to see what happens. Can the wind really blow a house down like it did when the Big
Bad Wolf huffed and puffed in Three Little Pigs? You’ll make your own model house and test the power of wind to find out!
We’ll have plenty of fun making and experimenting with oozey slime when we read Bartholomew and the Oobleck. Come with
your best investigator hat on as we explore the science behind the storybook.
Club member! Traveling between special Solar Stops, our club members will research fun information about the locations
of planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and meteors, and keep a record in our Space Explorer’s Logbooks. Why do we have
seasons? Why do we have day and night? Our galactic fact gathering and activities will help us answer these questions and
more. NASA would be proud.
CSI Jr. Detective Academy, grades 2 & 3, Jordan Boswell - Calling all Junior Detectives! There’s a mystery to be
solved, and we will use our detective skills to put the clues together. First, we’ll learn about collecting important evidence,
including taking fingerprints, testing unidentified powders, and using chromatography (a special way to test ink). A special
guest will show us some real detective tools, and we’ll pull all our CSI detective training and tools together to solve a real
mystery each week. When you graduate from our CSI Jr. Detective Academy, you’ll be ready for the next mystery. (The last
class will be off-campus, parents are responsible for transportation. Directions will be provided.)
Energy Learned Is Energy Earned, grades 2 & 3, F
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- Everything you do is connected to
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How do glow sticks glow? You'll find out when you use chemical energy to make your own. Feeling hot or cold? You'll
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test heat energy to make your thermometer. You'll test sound energy with Cornstarch Monsters, and make a solar oven to test
solar energy by making s'mores. Each Saturday you'll leave class "energized"!
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with Legos, grades 2 & 3, R
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- Did you know Legos are for more than just building? Join us to
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design Lego mazes and test those designs, re-create historical landmarks while exploring the history behind them, weigh
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items using Legos, write Lego stories, and more! It’s science, math, reading, and art - all with Legos!
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Map Mania, grades 2 & 3, Kay Gandy & Jill Brown - Weather maps. Road maps. Political maps. Maps are
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Super Saturday Electric Lab, grades 2 & 3, Brooke Royalty - Join our electrifying adventure as we get a “charge”
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Bridging the Gaps with Bridge Building and Design, grades 3 & 4, Patty Bertke - Think like a civil engineer as
we uncover the math in bridge design. Why use steel, stone, or wood in constructing bridges? Why are some shapes
better than others? Why does geography matter? Answer all of these and more as we examine bridge designs, participate
in lightening rounds exploring forces, tour a lab (time and weather permitting), and design and build supports and
bridges from everyday materials.
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Construction Paper Collage, grades 3 & 4, Christy Matthews - Explore different subject matter through collage!
Create multiple projects out of construction paper and collage materials including totems, zentangle animals, and
stylized food chains. Explore different mediums and ways of creating art in this exciting class!
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Create Your Own Chinese Masterpiece, grades 3 & 4, Confucius Institute - You don’t have to pack your bags
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SCIENCE ‘R US, grades 3 & 4, Nita Cole - Calling ALL junior scientists….if you like to explore the world around
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Science Spectacular Saturdays, grades 3 & 4, Kaleigh Davenport & Alicia Napier - Explore the spectacular
everywhere! Come explore all kinds of maps. You’ll learn how to use a compass, read maps, and go on a treasure hunt
using a GPS (Global Positioning System). Join in the map mania!
out of working with conductors, insulators, light, switches, and electrical circuits. Through hands-on, minds-on
experiments, we'll make predictions about conductors and insulators (with some surprising outcomes), construct
electrical circuits, and use fruit to explore how electricity and circuits work. Join us as we explore science within the
realm of electricity.
to travel to China - you can explore China right here in Bowling Green! Join in as we create Chinese art while learning
some Chinese language. You’ll play sports popular with Chinese children, like Jianzi - Hacky sack. We’ll create tiles
with Chinese characters, make a bookmark with your Chinese name on it, and make Beijing Opera Masks. We’ll learn
a song in Chinese and how to dance a traditional Chinese dance. Each week you will take home a souvenir of your
journey to China.
you, this class is for you! You will do your own experiments as we learn the science behind some bubbling, gooey, and
stinky chemistry concoctions. We will learn to use some tools of the trade while studying animals, plants, chemistry,
launch a rocket, and lots more. If you want to unlock the secrets of science, join us as we have fun while we observe,
hypothesize, experiment, and conclude! Please Note: The third Saturday class will meet off-campus. Parents are
responsible for transportation. Directions will be provided.
world of science with lots of fun, messy, gooey activities. We'll master the scientific method through the use of Pop
Rocks and bubble gum. What a yummy way to learn! We'll discover the different properties of matter through glow-inthe-dark goo and be paleontologists when excavating fossils that we create in stone and ice. Be an engineer in the future.
Will your creation last against Earth's force? Get your curiosity caps on and join our science spectacular Saturdays!
Under the Sea Discovery, grades 3 & 4, B
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- Get ready to put on your scuba suit and dive into an
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exploration of coral reefs, kelp forests, and mangrove environments! Become a junior marine scientist as you
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discover the interactions of marine invertebrates, learn about the wonders of fish behavior, and determine how humans
are connected to marine communities. You will learn and appreciate the vast diversity of marine species by making your
own coral polyps, constructing a class kelp forest, creating your own fish species, and dissecting a secret organism.
grades 4 & 5, K
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- Have you ever dreamed of being the next Steve Jobs, Walt Disney,
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Martha Stewart? These well-known entrepreneurs began with a passion for business. Think you have what it takes
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to start a new business? Join this class to learn how to navigate the entrepreneurial cycle of financing, designing,
manufacturing, marketing, and selling your product. Who knows? You may be the next Mark Zuckerberg!
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Let's Get Physical (with Science), grades 4 & 5, Jennay Weatherholt - Science madness awaits for all junior
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The Math Behind the Games, grades 4 & 5, Jeremy Shultz - When you flip a coin, does it matter if you start
chemists and physicists out there! Join us as we explore, create, test, and more through hands-on science experiments
that will exercise your brain. You’ll form hypotheses, make discoveries, and solve mysteries related to the world of
physical science. If you love experimenting and thinking outside the box, this class is for you.
with heads or tails? What is the difference between skill, luck, and probability when it comes to playing games? Playing
a variety of games to explore the laws of probability, we will reveal the chances that each player can win and modify
the ones that aren’t fair. With a combination of math skills, logic, and precise mathematical language, we will analyze a
variety of games, even creating our own games to test out in our probability lab!
more Super Saturdays classes on next page!!!
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Science Sleuths: Mystery Investigations, grades 4 & 5, J
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- Are you intrigued by scientific mysteries? 24 Do
you like to do hands-on investigations? If so, then become a Super Saturdays Science Sleuth. Each week we’ll explore a
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different science topic that will help us solve our mystery of the day. By designing hands-on investigative techniques, we can
test our hypotheses and, hopefully, solve the mystery. Cool projects make for super science sleuths!
Lightning, and Storms, Oh My! The Whys of Wild Weather, grades 4 & 5, WKU M
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Have you ever been outside for a fun day of play, only to sprint back inside due to a passing thunderstorm? Join us as we
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venture into the fascinating world of meteorology! We will discuss the how, what, when, where, and why of all weather that
requires a warning. Be prepared for fun, weather-related experiments, hands-on labs, and even a little weather forecasting.
Whether you're a weather enthusiast or just want to understand the weather in your backyard, this class is for you!
May the Force Be With You, grades 5 & 6, R
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- Is your midi-chlorian count off the charts?
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you make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs? Join us as we explore the science and methods behind your favorite
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Star Wars scenarios. We’ll explore how lasers work, how to get the accuracy you need to hit the Death Star’s thermal exhaust
port, and much more as you work to reinstate the Galactic Republic and bring balance to the force.
Mixed Media Recycled Books, grades 5 & 6, A
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- How can you create your own book using multiple mini
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How does crayon react with watercolor paint? How does watercolor paint react with salt and baby wipes? We’ll
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explore various media and their reaction to each other as they are mixed together to create one-of-a-kind artworks that you
will then combine to create your own book. Join us as we explore these media, and discover the endless possibilities that you
can create.
Mysteries of the Human Body, grades 5 & 6, C
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- The human body is one of the greatest mysteries of all
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Together we will explore and solve some of these mysteries involving medicine, genetics, disease, and medical forensics.
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You’ll extract DNA to determine what genetic traits you have, and learn how to solve medical forensic cases by taking
fingerprints, blood typing suspects, identifying bones, and more. We’ll create the next deadly epidemic, be disease detectives
to learn how the disease spreads, and then become doctors to learn how to treat our patients. Join this intriguing journey as
we collaborate to uncover the mysteries of human body.
Pokémon Evolution, grades 5 & 6, M
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of Pokémon and their unique characteristics. Why are there so many forms of Eevee? Why do Shiny Pokémon exist
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and why are they so rare? Why do revived fossil Pokémon look so different from modern animals? Join Professor Mira from
the Kanto region on a journey to understand how Pokémon and animals evolve to look the way they do. Gotta catch'em all!
Adventures, grades 5, 6, & 7, E
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Russia and top it off with learning Russian songs, playing
- Добро пожаловать! We will take an exciting virtual trip
games, listening to folk tales, and performing in a Russian
puppet theater. There will be an arts-and-crafts time where you will be able to paint a nesting doll. До скорой встречи!
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Carnival Ride Camp, grades 6, 7, & 8, C
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- “Buckle-in” for this enticing, hands-on introduction to the field of
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engineering through the modeling of common amusement park rides. You will explore mechanisms and simple
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machines while building model-size carnival rides. Learning about the engineering design process and Newton’s Laws of
Motion was never so much fun. Think Ferris Wheel, spin rides, and future rides just waiting to be invented!
Rocket Science, grades 7 & 8, J N
- Is “rocket science” really that complex, difficult, and incomprehensible?
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find out together that “rocket science” is actually very sensible, predictable, and practical. We will learn principles of
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aerodynamics, physics, and chemistry and apply them to design, build, and launch a high-powered rocket to perform specific
mission criteria. An on-board computer will collect flight data that we will analyze to confirm our calculations. Guaranteed
to be a BLAST! (Launch site to be determined.)
KENTUCKY SCIENCE CENTER CLASSES - PLEASE NOTE -These four classes (33, 34, 35, & 36) will
be held at the Kentucky Science Center in Louisville from noon-2:30 p.m. (EASTERN TIME). Participants are
responsible for transportation to all Super Saturdays classes.
Zoology, grades 1 & 2, Kentucky Science Center - Meet the Science Center animal ambassadors and explore the
habitats that they and many other animals call home. Learn what you can do to protect their delicate ecosystems!.
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Lab, grades 3 & 4, K
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- Use the power of science, technology, engineering, and math
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solve challenges and meet STEM professionals in this hands-on STEM rich class.
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- Operate computer programs using Scratch, LEGO® WeDo®,
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and LEGO® Mindstorm® Robotics programs to explore the science of coding while creating your own computer game.
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Fab-Makers, grades 7 & 8, K
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- Integrate STEAM powered programming into the Maker
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Design and produce your own creations to start your own Maker collection!
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WINTER SUPER SATURDAYS 2016
Fee $80 (Make checks payable to WKU Super Saturdays.)
The Center for Gifted Studies
at Western Kentucky University
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If not, explain on an attached sheet.
Please only list classes in which you are interested. No refunds
will be given once you are accepted into a class.
Class selection (1 class for all 4 weeks):
Please note that classes 33, 34, 35, & 36 meet at the
Kentucky Science Center in Louisville.
1st choice (#
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T-shirt size:
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A STUDENT MUST BE RECOMMENDED BY A TEACHER, COUNSELOR, OR PRINCIPAL.
Criteria for Student Approval (Please contact our office if you have any questions about the criteria.)
Student is in grade 1 - 8 during the 2015-2016 school year, AND at least ONE of the following must apply: Amount paid: ________
Student has shown high interest/achievement in one or more of the content areas. OR
Check #: ____________
Student has received a distinguished rating on the state assessment. OR
Student has been identified for services as a gifted child. OR
Student has an IQ score of 120 or above. OR
Student has a score at or above the 90th percentile on the total battery or at or above the 95th percentile
on the total mathematics or language/reading section of the most recent achievement test.
MY SIGNATURE VERIFIES THAT THIS STUDENT MEETS THE ABOVE CRITERIA.
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WINTER SUPER SATURDAYS 2016
PARENT CONSENT FORM
The Center for Gifted Studies
at Western Kentucky University
Student Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________
• I give permission for my local newspaper to be notified of my child's participation in Super Saturdays at
Western Kentucky University:
YES_____ NO ______ • I understand, consent to, and agree that Western Kentucky University and/or The Center for Gifted Studies
may photograph and/or videotape my child while he/she is engaging in University and/or The Center for
Gifted Studies' activities, and that the University and/or The Center may utilize said photographs and video
at their discretion, including, but not limited to, use in University and non-University Center and non-Center
publications and other public venues, and that Western Kentucky University shall own and retain all rights to
said photographs/video: YES_____ NO ______
• I certify that my son/daughter/ward has my permission to participate in Super Saturdays and that he/she
will be subject to the regulations of Western Kentucky University and Super Saturdays: YES_____ NO ______
• I understand that I will be notified if a health emergency should arise. If I cannot be reached by telephone,
I authorize whatever medical treatment is deemed necessary by competent medical personnel:
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Family Physician: _______________________________________________
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Send the completed application and $80 payment to: The Center for Gifted Studies
(payable to WKU Super Saturdays)
Western Kentucky University
1906 College Heights Blvd. #71031
Bowling Green, KY 42101-1031
Please contact The Center for Gifted Studies if you have any questions.
Phone: 270.745.6323
email: gifted@wku.edu
Fax: 270.745.6279
website: www.wku.edu/gifted
___ An additional check made out to the WKU Foundation/Talent
Development is enclosed. Tax-deductible donations provide scholarships for
children who cannot otherwise participate. Amount of donation: $_______.
Thank you!
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WINTER
SUPER
SATURDAYS
2016
PROGRAM
The Center for Gifted Studies offers opportunities for high ability students to broaden the
scope of their interests and interact with other bright young people. Four afternoons are
spent with a small group of students exploring an area of interest with a teacher who has
expertise in that field. The classes emphasize a hands-on, minds-on approach to learning in
an environment in which creative and critical thinking are encouraged.
Time and Location - Super Saturdays will meet four (4) consecutive Saturday afternoons
(January 30, February 6, 13, and 20, 2016). Most classes will be held on the campus of
Western Kentucky University; however, a few classes will meet at other locations near
campus. Four classes will also meet at the Kentucky Science Center. Parents are responsible
for transportation to and from all classes and field trip locations.
Students will be in their classes in Bowling Green each Saturday from noon-2:30 p.m.
Central Time. Classes held at the Kentucky Science Center in Louisville will take
place from noon-2:30 p.m. EASTERN TIME. Time will be allotted on the last Saturday for
each class to share experiences with parents and other interested individuals. Super Saturdays Seminars for Parents
We believe education is strongest when parents, educators, and students work as a team. In keeping with
this philosophy, we invite parents of participating students to attend seminars on gifted children and their
educational needs. During the first, second, and third Super Saturdays, parent seminars will be held in
Gary Ransdell Hall auditorium, room 1074, from 12:30-2:00 p.m. Specific topics will be announced later.
Registration
Courses are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. You will be in the same class for four weeks; however, you
should list on the application five classes in which you are interested. If the first choice is filled, you will be
placed in the next available class. You will receive a written confirmation of registration indicating the class
in which you will participate. Please make sure you select five choices that you would enjoy.
Tuition
Tuition for the four-week class is $80.00. This amount covers the instructional program, including materials,
equipment, and a t-shirt. Tuition must be included with the completed registration form. If all five choices are
filled, the tuition check will be returned. No refunds will be given once you are placed in a
class. Limited NEED-BASED financial assistance is available. You MUST fill out a Financial Assistance
Request Form. Contact The Center at 270.745.6323 for a Financial Assistance Request form, but do send in the
class application as soon as possible with "Financial Assistance Request" written across the top so that you
may be assigned to a class of your choosing. The deadline to apply for financial assistance is January 22, 2016.
APPLICATION
INFORMATION
1. The application must be completed (both sides) and signed by the student
and the student’s parent or guardian. The teacher, principal, or counselor
recommending the student must also sign. [If you attended Super Saturdays
in Fall 2015, please indicate that on the line for educator signature.]
2. A tuition fee of $80 must be included with the completed application. (Make
checks payable to WKU Super Saturdays.)
3. Applications will be accepted in the order in which they are received.
SEND APPLICATION AND REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION TO:
270.745.6323
The Center for Gifted Studies
www.wku.edu/gifted
Western Kentucky University
1906 College Heights Blvd. #71031 gifted@wku.edu
Bowling Green, KY 42101-1031
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spring break in france, April 1 - 10, 2016
This travel/study tour is an opportunity for eighth grade and high
school honors students as well as interested adults to learn about
the history, culture, and people of France.
SUMMER CAMP FOR ACADEMICALLY TALENTED MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
(SCATS), June 12 - 24, 2016
Now in its 34th summer, this two-week residential or nonresidential camp
provides a wide range of classes for academically talented students who are
completing the 6th, 7th, or 8th grade this year.
SUMMER PROGRAM FOR VERBALLY AND MATHEMATICALLY
PRECOCIOUS YOUTH (VAMPY), June 26 - July 16, 2016
Turning 33 next summer, this residential program provides the opportunity
for students to spend three weeks studying one course in great depth. To be
eligible, a student must be completing the 7th, 8th, 9th, or 10th grade this year
and have earned a qualifying SAT or ACT score.
Camp Innovate, June 6 - 10, 2016
camp explore, July 11 - 15, 2016
Camp Innovate and Camp Explore are summer camps designed for advanced
ability and high interest children. The experience features hands-on and mindson instruction to engage children in learning at advanced levels. Students
will explore a wide range of subjects from math and science to art and theater
during their day. Camp Innovate is for children who were in grades four or five
during the 2015-2016 school year. Camp Explore is for children who were in
grades one, two, or three during the 2015-2016 school year.