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    The document is a schedule for the Young Historians Summer Camp for July and August 2013. It lists the daily activities and projects for campers, as well as related field trips. The schedule includes activities focused on American history, Native American culture, Independence Day, early colonial life, famous Americans, sports, immigration, and more. Most days feature an educational project, story, craft, or performance related to the theme. Field trips supplement the classroom lessons with hands-on experiences at various museums and historic sites around New York City.

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    The document is a schedule for the Young Historians Summer Camp for July and August 2013. It lists the daily activities and projects for campers, as well as related field trips. The schedule includes activities focused on American history, Native American culture, Independence Day, early colonial life, famous Americans, sports, immigration, and more. Most days feature an educational project, story, craft, or performance related to the theme. Field trips supplement the classroom lessons with hands-on experiences at various museums and historic sites around New York City.

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    Camp13 Manhattan

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    The document is a schedule for the Young Historians Summer Camp for July and August 2013. It lists the daily activities and projects for campers, as well as related field trips. The schedule includes activities focused on American history, Native American culture, Independence Day, early colonial life, famous Americans, sports, immigration, and more. Most days feature an educational project, story, craft, or performance related to the theme. Field trips supplement the classroom lessons with hands-on experiences at various museums and historic sites around New York City.

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    July 2013

    Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

    American History

    1 2 Uncle Sams Paper Stars and Stripes Plate Patriotic Hat Yesterday and Today 8 9 Native American Pouch Necklace

    3 Beaded USA Necklace

    Independence Day: School Closed


    11 The Lenapes Manhattan Diorama 18 Churning Butter and Baking Bread the Old Fashioned Way

    5 The Fourth of July Story

    Manhattan School 776 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY, 10001

    7 Native Americans Lenape 14 The First Thirteen

    Museum on the Go: Northeast Woodlands Native Americans

    10 Native American Dance Fan

    12

    Trip: National Museum of the American Indian


    19

    13

    15 Pilgrim Photo Frame Magnet

    212-683-5545

    16 Special Guest: Historic Richmond Town 23

    17 Pioneer Schools: A Letter from the Past 24 Henry Hudsons Ship Craft and Sacagaweas Story 31

    Trip: Wyckoff House Museum

    20

    Note: All projects listed represent the featured activity of the day. A full lesson plan with large and small group activities will accompany these projects.

    21 Famous People from the Past 28 American Foods and Culture

    22

    Museum on the Christopher Go: New York Columbus: 100 Years Ago Navigating Maps
    29 American Apple Pie 30 Healthy Chili

    25 26 George Trip: South Washington Cher- Street Seaport ry Pie

    27

    Trip: Taste Buds

    Young Historians Summer Camp 2013

    August 2013
    Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

    1 Corn-The All American Food

    Trip: Queens County Farm Museum


    9

    4 American Art and Theater


    Manhattan School 776 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY, 10001 212-683-5545

    5 Color Your Own Famous American Paintings 12 Color-Me Football Helmets

    6 Jackson Pollock Drip Painting

    Trip: TADA!

    8 American Idol Performance

    Trip: Brooklyn Childrens Museum


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    11 American Sports 18 ImmigrationMy Family

    13 Design your own Team Pennants

    14 Track and Field Day in the Park

    15 Color-Me Basketball Hoop

    Trip: Chelsea Piers Museum

    17

    19 Ellis Island to DREAMers: Immigrants Then and Now 26 Telling Stories Through Objects

    20 All About Me Dolls

    21 22 Movie: An Amer- Our Class Melting ican Tail: Identi- Pot Art Project fying American Values 28

    23 Family Pot Luck Lunch

    24

    25 American Literacy

    27 Make Your Own Story Book

    Special Guest: Storytellers Candle

    29 Dr. Seuss End of Summer Crazy Celebration

    30

    Staff Training: School Closed

    31

    Young Historians Summer Camp

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