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  • Baking Boot Camp

    Baking Bootcamp is all about building your baking skills through concentration on the methods used to make cookies, muffins and quick breads, biscuits, scones, and pie dough, and yeast dough items such as cinnamon rolls, sourdough bagels, croissants, focaccia, and pizza. Not only will the campers learn about baking, but also how math and science are naturally integrated into every baked item. The bakers should wear closed-toed non-skid shoes. Please plan to bring a (large) container for taking home your daily baked goods. Students should also bring a lunch M-Th; Friday we will make pizza dough and prepare our own pizzas. Class ID: 5139. Instructor: Danielle Phelps
  • Baking FUNdamentals

    Baking FUNdamentals is all about developing baking skills through concentration on the methods used to make cookies, muffins and quick breads, biscuits and pie dough, and yeast dough items such as cinnamon rolls, sourdough bagels, focaccia, and pizza. Not only will the campers learn about baking, but also how math and science are naturally integrated into every baked item. The bakers should wear closed-toed non-skid shoes. Please plan to bring a (large) container for taking home your daily baked goods. Students should also bring a lunch M-Th; Friday we will make pizza dough and prepare our own pizzas. Class ID: 5138. Instructor: Danielle Phelps
  • Bridge 4 Program

    Bridge 4, the program where all 3 Elementary Schools will swarm together for 4th grade! Join us at Heritage School to get ahead of the game in meeting students from Harvest, Pleasant Ridge, and Woodland Meadows! Incoming 4th graders will learn how to use lockers with locker combs, tour the school, become familiar with the Specials classes (Art, i-Lab, P.E, Media), and build relationships with peers and the Heritage staff! By the end of the session you will be able to enter the year knowing that at Heritage - we are Respectful, Responsible, and Kinder Than Necessary! Teachers: Ms. Harmon, Mrs. Goyette + Mr. Burnette
  • Bridge 6 Program

    Goodbye Heritage Elementary halls, middle school is just around the corner! Take time to get ahead of the game, meet new incoming 6th graders and gain valuable tools to make the middle school transition smoother. Learn how to take proper notes, prepare for tests, manage your time, and build relationships with peers and faculty in an academic setting. Take a tour of the middle school! By the end of this session, youʼll be a pro and ready for the new school year! Instructors: Saline Middle School teachers Jeff Peet & Jennifer Centivany, Heritage teacher Allison Peet
  • Bridge 9 Program

    Saline Area Schools transition to high school bridge program will help students to feel more confident upon entering the high school. Students will go over support staff, admin and where to reach these people in the school and how. We will review the school handbook, rules and general changes in expectations from MS to HS. Students will know where to go for the nurse, technology concerns or to get a work permit form. Students will look into extra curriculars, and sports available as well as general organizational strategies and what SHS offers in terms of tutoring. We hope that you will consider this two day program to assist in your student's transition and help them enter high school and feel successful. Teachers: Steve Vasiloff, Heather Dew, Astrid Leese
  • CAD for Beginners

    Want to learn how to use modern CAD software to create models that can be manufactured and/or 3D printed? If so, CAD for Beginners is for you! Students will learn how to use the 3D solid modeling software Onshape, and will leave the class with a free account that they can use on any device with an internet connection. Great for those interested in engineering, design, and robotics. Please send your student with a lunch. Class ID: 5154. Instructor: Steve Vasiloff
  • Chess Lions Summer Camp

    Summer chess camp open to all levels. Beginners will learn piece movement, castling, check and checkmate, stalemate and more! More experienced players will focus on middle and endgame tactics, while learning some basic opening strategies. Students will also learn about different chess variants (i.e. bughouse, chess960) as well as chess history and current events in the world of chess. Students should bring a water bottle, snack and/or lunch (if signed up for full-day).
  • Early Literacy Learning for Young Learners

    This class focuses on early literacy instruction to support proactive and preventive learning for young children. It is designed for pre-readers (ages 4-5) who are eager to develop foundational literacy skills before entering school. The class will introduce oral reading, phonics, spelling, and comprehension through engaging and developmentally appropriate activities. *This class is ideal for children with no prior literacy instruction who are beginning to learn how to read. *Since early literacy development requires multiple sessions, this class will serve as an initial foundation for young learners. *What to Bring: Nothing is required for the first class. Starting in later sessions, children will need basic writing supplies (e.g., pencils, paper, and other stationery for spelling and writing activities). Class ID: 5054. Instructor: Dr. Myung Koh
  • How to Be a Great Babysitter

    Learn the ins and outs of creating a great babysitting business! Find answers to common babysitting questions like sibling squabbling and mealtime tips.Other topics covered are American Heart Association CPR, diapering duties, bedtime tips and much more.Each participant will receive a certificate through Heartbeat, LLC.Please bring a sack lunch. Heartbeat LLC, a certified American Heart Association Training Center, was founded by Tim O’Connor over twenty years ago. Since that time tens of thousands of individuals have been trained in American Heart Association CPR and First Aid. The babysitting division utilizes certified BLS instructors who have experiences in providing education to youth and adults in a variety of settings. Instructor: Cari O’Connor
  • Mad Science - Science in Motion *Brand NEW for 2025*

    Discover how things move with science! Each day we'll learn about a different realm of the scientific world. We'll become a zoologist and study the exciting world of birds, including examining owl pellets to see what an owl cannot digest. Join a team of camper engineers and build bridges, domes, cubes, and pyramids. We'll even put on a lab coat and become chemists for the day and make crystal gardens. Jr. Scientists will love constructing birdhouses, completing challenging puzzles, concoct chemistry based creations and explore the many fun sides of science! Instructor: Mad Science of Detroit
  • Mad Science NASA Academy

    Mad Science has teamed up with NASA in a quest for exploration! We’ll take a voyage of discovery into the atmosphere and beyond as we explore planets, moons, and other space phenomena in our solar system. Things will heat up as we examine the sun and other stars and discover the difficulties of space travel! Kids will get a firsthand experience of the challenges of living in space as they try to assemble a satellite while training to be an astronaut. For added fun, we’ll learn about the various technologies that make space exploration possible while bouncing lasers around the room! Kids will love to build their own Mad Science Skyblazer Rocket and participate in a real “NASA” style rocket launch. Campers will receive many cool NASA take homes! Instructor: Mad Science of Detroit
  • Preschool Play Pals

    Preschool Play Pals is a play-based enrichment program designed for children of all abilities. Eligible children must turn 3 before July 1, 2025, and may not turn 5 before December 1, 2026. In this inclusive program, children will build independence, establish routines in a group setting, and develop essential preschool skills through structured activities and open play. Led by a certified early childhood and special education teacher, Preschool Play Pals fosters an environment where every child can learn and grow together. Through play and guided experiences, children will gain confidence, empathy, and foundational skills for future learning. Toilet training is not required for participation. Class size is limited to 10 children to ensure individualized attention and a nurturing experience. ***Program dates could change depending on the 2025-2026 Saline Area Schools district calendar, which has yet to be released. Please contact Alicia Zak at zaka@salineschools.org to proceed with registration.
  • Summer Primary Math Journey

    Summer Math Adventures for Primary Rising Students (entering grades 1-3) and Intermediate Rising Students (entering grades 4-6) Bring your imagination as we go on adventures and mystery tours. Each week we'll have a different theme. There will be math facts to practice, hands on manipulatives to evaluate, building with 3D shapes and more. We'll have games and fun while maintaining our math skills. Students should bring a composition notebook (sorry, no spirals allowed), erasers, pencils, and a willingness to try new things with other kiddos. Students must be entering grades 1, 2, or 3 in Fall 2025 to attend Primary Rising Weeks or grades 4, 5, or 6 in Fall 2025 to attend Intermediate Rising Weeks. Instructor: Kellyanne Saiya-Cork
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