Homeschool Adventure Co-op
Ovations School for the Arts Homeschool Co-op is an outreach of our educational organization. We offer affordable classes in a fun, enriching environment.
Spring 2018 SEMESTER
Dates:
Spring Session Dates: Fridays, March 9, 2018 - May 11, 2018* 10 weeks
A $35 per family registration fee applies per semester. Cost is per attendee and is $175 per person for the entire semester of trips. If student is dropped off or transportation is needed the cost is an additional $10 per person, per trip.
Click HERE to register.
Dates:
Spring Session Dates: Fridays, March 9, 2018 - May 11, 2018* 10 weeks
A $35 per family registration fee applies per semester. Cost is per attendee and is $175 per person for the entire semester of trips. If student is dropped off or transportation is needed the cost is an additional $10 per person, per trip.
Click HERE to register.
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WEEKLY TRIPS Each week, the students will embark on a new adventure to explore the world around us. Come explore, play, learn, and create life long relationships with other students and families. Each week will be a different field trip to an amazing adventure. We will meet at Ovations School for the Arts prior to leaving just in case there is any changes or updates. Students can be dropped off, however there is an extra cost for transportation if needed. Travel times vary so we will need to meet at the school at 8:30am, each Friday. Return times will vary also depending on trip. Cost is per attendee and is $175 per person for the entire semester of trips. *Weekly field trips are subject to change without notice, so check back weekly for updates. Week 1: March 9 Exploring Ancient Florida Join us as we explore Weedon Island Preserve is an expansive 3,190-acre natural area located on Tampa Bay. This coastal system, comprised of aquatic and upland ecosystems, is home to numerous species of native plants and animals, an educational facility and a rich cultural history. Indigenous peoples occupied this site for thousands of years. Today, the preserve protects this wide diversity of natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. Week 2: March 16 Shark Tooth Hunting The Gulf beaches in and around Venice, Florida, hold a bountiful cache of fossilized shark teeth. Shark teeth collectors say the best places to look for the fossils are any beach accesses south of the Venice Jetty, Join us as we play and swim while looking for ancient treasures at Casperson Beach. Week 3: March 23 Renaissance Festival Take a time-travel adventure into the 16th century at the annual Bay Area Renaissance Festival! Join our Queen in a jubilee! Journey back in time as more than 100 merchants contribute to the atmosphere of this charming 16th century village. Experience live armored jousting, 12 stages of entertainment, fun and food! Week 4; March 30 Fort Desoto Explorer At the water's edge of Fort De Soto, you find yourself absorbed in the abundance of natural beauty for as far as the eye can see. The complexity of the ecology is not immediately apparent, but the park offers the greatest diversity of systems just about anywhere. Emerging from the wealth of bird life, sea life, wild life and plant life is the majestic tapestry called Fort De Soto. Bring your bicycles and we take a biking tour to explore all the wonders of Fort Desoto. An ecology adventure exploring our the animals, mangroves, and estuary life, a historic climb on the interesting Fort, finished up with a swimming expedition to search for marine life. Week 5: April 6 Cedar Lakes Woods and Gardens Cedar Lakes Woods & Gardens was founded by Dr. Raymond Webber and opened for public enjoyment in January of 2014. The creation of the gardens began over 23 years ago when Ray discovered the 100 year old retired lime rock quarry. With the initial idea of designing a giant fishing pond, Ray transformed the old swamp, leaving the islands and pathways displayed today. Week 6: April 13 iFly Tampa iFly's STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) program uses a state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel to inspire and educate students. Trained and reviewed STEM educators will guide your students through an interactive presentation, demos in the wind tunnel and grade-appropriate lab activities. Week 7: April 20 Sea World Come enjoy a self-paced field trip program at SeaWorld that will bring education and fun straight to the palm of your hands. They have animal experts throughout the park that can assist your students in uncovering amazing rescue stories and learning about exciting conservation efforts. Students will embark on a journey of discovery they won’t forget as they explore all of SeaWorld’s attractions, rides and world class show Week 8: April 27 Wild Florida with Airboat Tour Exploring the headwaters of the Florida Everglades, learning about exotic animals from all over the world, and seeing what goes on at one of the oldest working cattle operations in Florida is exciting and fun. Wild Florida is the perfect place to explore those concepts learned in a classroom by putting them into practice in a real setting. Week 9: May 4 Beach Day at Pier 60 Pier 60 features a 1,080-foot fishing pier and recreational park, with a bait house, telescopes and six covered pavilions. Parents (and kids) will love the well-equipped playground, one of largest beach playgrounds on the Gulf, which provides hours of fun for the little ones. "Sunsets at Pier 60," a Clearwater Beach tradition, offers a variety of crafts and entertainment from 6 - 9 p.m. each night. The beautiful view of the sunset makes for a perfect way to celebrate the end of the day. Week 10: May 11 Medieval Times Imagine a history lesson presented by A King and the Noble Court set within the walls of an 11th century-style castle. Every detail is painstakingly recreated as your students take a personal journey back to the Middle Ages. An epic 90-minute show, six competing knights, real weapons, and beautiful horses. It doesn't get more interactive than a Medieval Times field trip. An educational presentation, from authentic coats of arms to medieval jousting, we have everything to make your lesson plans come to life for your students in our 11th century-style Castle! |
FOOD
Families will need to provide a packed lunch for their student and family. There will be a designated time at each field trip to eat lunch and snacks. BREAKFAST MENU We will have of bagels, drinks, and snacks available for purchase at the school prior to leaving for the trip. Bagel cost is $2 per bagel and cream cheese & butter are available. There are also Keurig coffee cups $1 and bottled water for $.50 and $1, or a reusable water bottle for $2, as well as delicious, wholesome snacks for $.50. Lunch boxes will only be available for purchase if pre-ordered.
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Financial Responsibility Statement
The cost of Ovations Homeschool Adventure Co-op attendance is $175 per individual attendee plus an optional $10 per person transportation fee per trip and a $35 per family non-refundable registration fee. Co-op consists of a 10-week semester and payment covers all 10 weeks. Adventures will be billed to each individual participant through the PayPal link by Ovations School for the Arts. Failure to pay the invoice by the due date specified will forfeit your child's spot in the Ovations Homeschool Adventure Co-op and/or late payment fees. If a student is registered and is unable to attend there will be a cancellation fee applied to the invoice. Unresolved invoices will result in student(s) not being able to continue the Co-op or return the following semester. If financial arrangements need to be made, for any questions, or further inquiries please contact us at info@ovationsarts.org .
The cost of Ovations Homeschool Adventure Co-op attendance is $175 per individual attendee plus an optional $10 per person transportation fee per trip and a $35 per family non-refundable registration fee. Co-op consists of a 10-week semester and payment covers all 10 weeks. Adventures will be billed to each individual participant through the PayPal link by Ovations School for the Arts. Failure to pay the invoice by the due date specified will forfeit your child's spot in the Ovations Homeschool Adventure Co-op and/or late payment fees. If a student is registered and is unable to attend there will be a cancellation fee applied to the invoice. Unresolved invoices will result in student(s) not being able to continue the Co-op or return the following semester. If financial arrangements need to be made, for any questions, or further inquiries please contact us at info@ovationsarts.org .
