Specialty Camps - Prince of Peace Christian School

Once Upon a Time Art Camp - Calling all princes and princesses! Enter the enchanted kingdom of Abrakadoodle Land filled with castles, dragons, fairies, and stories of magic and surprise! We’ll create our own royalty gear, design our own castles and sprinkle fairy dust to create colorful and whimsical art. We’ll learn about medieval life through the Book of Hours by the Limbourg Brothers and create fairies, like the designs of Patience Brewster. We’ll even make a royal Faberge Egg! You’ll get the regal treatment in a camp filled with music, games, wonder and enchantment!

Daydreaming Art Camp - If you’ve ever dreamed of being a super sleuth, a super hero or heroine, race car driver, architect or space explorer - this is the Abrakadoodle camp for you! Follow the clues to create an artist’s sketch of the perpetrator. Learn about fingerprinting and make your own special fingerprint art. Show your super might in a photo illustration. There’s a little competition – and fun, as you create and race your own race car. Put your imagination into overdrive as you design a city for the future. Explore outer space while learning about the Hubble Telescope. Build and name your own star! There will be future- focused games, music and a new adventure every day!

Drawsters Art Camp - Abrakadoodle makes drawing easy! Come join the fun and learn to draw figures, animals and more in Abrakadoodle’s Drawsters Camp. We will learn to use our pencils to sketch familiar objects and figures with step by step instructions and challenges in our own Abrakadoodle Drawsters Book. There will be games like Ready-Set-Draw and the Drawsters 10 Point Rally, music and other activities! By the end of camp, you’ll become an official Abrakadoodle Drawster. So plan to join us for this fun, easy-to-draw camp.

Studio 1 Art Camp - Come join the fun at Abrakadoodle Studio 1 and create art like the masters. Use exciting materials from your own Studio Kit to create art like Audubon, Morrisseau, Solberg, Picasso and more. Learn new techniques and interesting art words and facts as you use your Abrakadoodle Studio 1 Challenge Book. We will play games, listen to music and sing along with our own Abrakadoodle CD. At the end of the session you will take your art materials for added fun at home. So come join the fun at Studio 1!

Abrakadoodle’s Green Kids Art Camp - Green kids care about the environment and we do too at Abrakadoodle! In this new series of lessons we will create remarkable art using recycled items such as CDs, plastic bottles, packaging, paper tubes and more. Our recyclers will learn about reusing common everyday items and turning them into masterpieces. There’ll be lots of 3-D projects such as creating French Santons statues and fuzzy animals and puppies, as well as using reusable items for painting and drawing! Join our colorful world where we put the emphasis on GREEN!

A to Z Athletes is an “Integrity” based team of experts who provide consulting, education and year round Athletic Development Programs and education to coaches & athletes with an emphasis on “Character Development & Leadership”. Come train with EXPERTS who know how to get proven results with 1000s of All Star, All American, National, World, Scholarship, Pro & Olympic Athletes.

Train aggressively and intelligently…Year around training is “key” to maximizing athletic potential. All training should be appropriately structured for effective transition into seasonal play. We train athletes, 13 years and up, 6 days per week - strategically alternating stressors, not overloading the body or exhausting the athlete. Each day of training is based on a different focus, yet all cohesively and methodically tied together.

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Weekly Sports Training Sessions: Ages 8 & up 3-5 days per Week (1st Class Free). Please fill out contact form on www.atozathletes.com website. (A to Z Clinics will not be registered through Summer in the Zone.)

Summer 2009 Clinic: You must register, fill out contact form or call AtoZ Athletes.
Session 1: June 8th- 25th Early Registration Wave $25 by April 15
Session 2: July 6th- 23rd Early Registration Wave $25 by May 1st
Session 3: July 27th- Aug. 13th Early Registration Wave $25 by July 15

Ages 8 – 12 (Subject to change)
Monday- Thursday, 12:30 - 2:00
*NOTE: A to Z Athletes Jr. Clinic’s are 4 days.
Drop In Rate: $30
Any 3 week session: $199 + $25 registration (12 – 1.5 hr sessions $16.58 p/s)
Any 6 week Session: $299 + $25 registration (24 – 1.5 hr sessions $12.46 p/s)
All 9 week sessions: $399 + $25 registration (36 – 1.5 hr sessions $11.08 p/s)
Location: Prince of Peace Christian School 4000 Midway Rd Carrolton TX

Ages 13 & Up (Subject to change)
Monday – Saturday, 11:00 - 12:30
Drop In Rate: $30
Any 3 week session: $249 + $25 registration (18 – 1.5 hr sessions $13.83 p/s)
Any 6 week Session: $399 + $25 registration (36 – 1.5 hr sessions $11.08 p/s)
All 9 week sessions: $499 + $25 registration (54 – 1.5 hr sessions $9.34 p/s)
*NOTE: A to Z Athletes 13 & Up clinics are 6 days per week as in all sports.
Location: Prince of Peace Christian School 4000 Midway Rd Carrolton TX

Please feel free to contact Ronnie Natali:
Direct: 214.336.9530 Email: ronnie@welltran.com

When the temperature’s soaring – have we got a “cool” camp for you! Skating, “snowball” fights, snowman building – all are “snow” much fun! Stories, crafts, food and more – all in the heat of summer. For these “too cool” days of extended fun, snacks are included. Bring a “cool” lunch!

Your certified teacher (who still loves Barbie) has developed a rich and meaningful curriculum full of objectives and supporting activities. You and Barbie will have a great time learning to dress for the occasion, practicing good manners, making new friends, learning the importance of school work and how to use money, dreaming of careers, attending social events, hearing great stories, practicing talents, practicing cooking tips for young ladies, art, and much more. At camp with Barbie, you will have great fun helping Barbie learn about the many things she needs to know to become a great girl!

This camp will teach and develop basketball skills.

For: Boys and Girls, K–2nd grade

For: Boys, 5th & 6th grades Cancelled
Date: June 15-19
Time: 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Instructor: Mr. Rick Knotts
Cost: $100.00

2-4-6-8-Who do we appreciate? Your aspiring cheerleader! Send your sweet girl to join the Varsity Cheerleaders while they teach her to properly jump, perform age-appropriate stunts, work on good motion techniques, and dance. We will also do daily devotions, crafts, and snacks. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Julie Reeves at 940-455-2322 or at juliesblessed@aol.com.

For: Girls, Preschool 4's – 4th Grade

Young girls will graduate from playing dress-up to actually creating and modeling their own fashion designs. Students will be grouped into Design Teams, responsible for creating a line of clothing for the grand fashion show on the final day. Every girl will have the opportunity to design, assemble and model the fashions that they imagine. Design basics such as color, pattern, and texture coordination will be learned an applied to an individual designer portfolio. Designs come to life with fabrics, papers, ribbons, embellishments, and much more! (No sewing required.)

For: Girls, Ages 8-11 years old

Elementary Camp
Grade Level: 3rd-5th graders
Date: Monday–Thursday*, June 15-18

Time: 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $100.00

Middle School Camp
Grade Level: 6th - 8th graders

Date: Monday-Thursday*, June 22-25
Time: 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $100.00

High School Camp
Grade Level: 9th - 12th grade

Date: Monday-Thursday*, July 6-9
Time: 9:00 – 12:00 noon
Cost: $125.00

*Friday will be a make-up day.

A camp for girls, including all kinds of fun “Girlie” activities: dance exercise, girlie games, painting nails, dressing up for our very own fashion show, baking and cooking for a tea party, arts and crafts, and much more. We will take a field trip to the American Girls Boutique at the Galleria.

Join Coach Armand for “Groovy Girl Camp” this summer! Girls will enjoy scrap booking and dancing to GROOVY music. They will enjoy manicures, pedicures, and facials on “Spa Day”. The girls will learn about taking care of their skin and having a daily facial routine. These Groovy Girls will love our trip to Stonebriar Mall for a totally Groovy Scavenger Hunt (extra mall money not included). The week will end with a party and a movie (including all kinds of snacks and popcorn) at Coach Armand’s house. All this, plus much more, awaits you at “Groovy Girl Camp” this summer.

For: Girls, 4th – 6th grade
Date: July 6-10

Your incoming 3rd grader can get a step ahead by participating in this camp. Topics are:
Reading- comprehension strategies, introduction to Accelerated Reader, and the required summer reading project.
Math- addition/subtraction/multiplication fact practice for speed & accuracy.
Materials needed: ONE novel from the following titles (all by Judy Blume): 1. Superfudge, 2. Double Fudge,

3. Fudge-a-Mania, 4. Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, 5. Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great,

6. Going, Going, Gone! with the Pain and the Great One, 7. Soupy Saturdays with the Pain and the Great One, 8. Cool Zone with the Pain and the Great One

Your incoming 4th grader can get a step ahead by participating in this camp. Topics are:
Reading-comprehension strategies, & the summer reading project
Math- multiplication/division fact practice for speed & accuracy,
Materials needed: Choose one novel from either of the following series: A-Z Mysteries, or Hank the Cowdog Series

Get a head start by building a solid foundation of math skills for the upcoming school year. Small group settings will allow individual and personal teaching, ensuring your child will not only learn new skills, but gain much needed confidence.

Get a head start by building a solid foundation of math skills for the upcoming school year. Small group settings will allow individual and personal teaching, ensuring that your child will not only learn new skills, but gain much needed confidence.

For: Boys & Girls, 10th - 11th Grades

Dates: Monday, July 20 – Friday, July 24 (Session 1)

Jump Rope Camp

Jump Rope Camp combines endurance, speed/power, “low impact” non-rope jumping tricks, as well as rhythm and wrist speed rope skills.

All participants are given the opportunity to learn Level I & II jump rope skills. Each student is introduced to single rope trick jumping, team jumping skills, long rope jumping, Double Dutch, and triple rope jumping.

Students will need to wear sturdy tennis shoes.

For: Boys and Girls, 2nd-5th grade

It’s a construction camp! We will build our way through arts and crafts, snacks, and literature. Creativity abounds as kids construct all sorts of things. Snacks will be provided, but construction “workers” need to bring their lunches to “work” both days. Come build with us!

Would you like to become a wormologist and make your own atomic worms? Mix up crazy chemical reactions and create movie snow? Explore the world of gems and minerals, grow a water cube, explode candy, eat a molecule and SO much more! Join us this summer in our KidzScience lab where we will do fun and exciting hands-on science experiments! You will take home whatever you make and create! All materials, snacks and certificate are included!

Dates: June 15-19, July 6-10, 13-17, 20-24, 27-31 (each week is a separate session)
Time: 9:00-11:30 a.m.

For Beginner to Intermediate Chess Players. This class stresses the development of abstract thought, self-confidence, and the enhancement of problem solving abilities.

For: Boys and Girls,1st -12th grade

Description: Volleyball skills camp, to work on serving, bumping, setting and hitting.

Description: We will not only be working on individual skills, but on team skills as well. We will work on rotations, plays, and other skills that we will be using by the beginning of the season.
Date: July 13-17

Cost: $100.00

For: Girls, 9th – 12th grades
Description: Pre-season volleyball camp for high school girls interested in playing JV or Varsity volleyball.

In Magic Camp, students will learn crafts as they make their own props to perform for their friends! They learn the history ofmagic from Ancient Egypt, Houdini and Criss Angel! They also learn public speaking to assist with the presentation of their own magic show!

We provide everything - a free promotional show, supplies, magic kits and personal instruction. Camp ispersonally taught by Paul Osborne, who has created illusions for the best known illusionists in the world for over 25 years. As a performer and producer he has credits ranging from Las Vegas to Monte Carlo. Hisideas and illusion designs have made their way to major theme parks, Broadway and network television. Mr. Osborne has authored 7 books on illusion stagecraft and hundreds of building plans for the magical craftsman.

The ultimate camp for all those girls who love glitz and frills! We’ll pamper and primp. We’ll read all the “girly” books we can and live life “big” for two extended days. Each camper should bring a lunch both days. We will provide a special snack for our tea time both days! Come ready to have fun!

Fast paced and fun-fun filled activities related to reading. This camp is designed to develop self-esteem, confidence, and motivation to move forward in reading. The literature of “Story Time” enhances auditory and comprehension skills. The emergent literacy books of “Interactive Reading Time” addresses visual discrimination through the introduction of small, controlled vocabulary. “Games Time” provides kinesthetic activity while enhancing visual and auditory skills as related to sound/symbol association, as well as the daily construction of manipulative take-home games. Sessions are both light-hearted and meaningful. See daily measurable success!

For: Boys and Girls, 4 – 6 years old
Date: July 27-31

Register on-line at www.scienceadventures.com.

For: Boys and Girls, Kindergarten – 6th grade

Cost: Half Day - $174.00; Full Day - $279.00

Discounts for all Science Adventure Camps:

Half Day - $164/Full Day $259 if registered by March 31
Multi-Camp Discount: Save $15 per camp by registering for 2 full day sessions at once at the same time.
Multi-Child Discount: Save $15 per camp by registering two or more children at the same time.
Refer a Friend – Get $50 back! See website for details.

Dates: July 6-10
Let’s team up to explore the planet’s most powerful forces! Learn how new sources of energy can make the planet a better place to live by building speeding electric cars, cooking up s’mores using solar energy and creating your own water filtration system! Stay all day to solve the mystery of the endangered sea turtles. Recreate and learn about the dangers they face on their adventurous journey to the sea.

Fabulous Physics Challenge
Science Adventure Camps
Dates: July 13-17
Are you ready to grapple, physics style? It’s a science showdown when campers build dragsters, throw magnetic darts, and hurtle parachutes through the air. These budding physicists will throw down their slickest moves with skateboard racers and slime sport shoes. Serious mini-scientists will learn how physics properties relate to the sports and self-guided contraptions. This physics challenge will be your camper’s biggest adventure.

Build, customize, and battle with your very own walking K’Nex robot! Discover the secrets behind robo-cool tools while building a satellite, investigating top secret listening devices and crafting a periscope. View colors in 3-D “robot vision” and explore your own color creations at home. Full day campers will kick it into high-gear, while building a take-home robot tool kit and their own motorized invention.

Science Adventure Camps
Dates: July 27-31
Blast off from planet Earth to explore the farthest reaches of the universe by launching your very own rocket! Parachute down to the rocky and dangerous terrain of Mars, while you investigate the magnificent planets of our universe. Construct your electric Mars Rover to uncover the mysteries of the surface of the planets. Space: no longer the final frontier!

• Offensive and Defensive Fundamental Drills/Terminology packets handed out as well.
• Shooting Techniques - proper form and footwork
• Free Throws – proper form
• Position Specific Drills
• Ball Handling, Dribbling and Passing & Speed & agility drills as well.
• Game Situation Drills – learn moves for different game situations

Individual medals will be given, as well as certificates for attending. No basketballs are needed - just bring plenty of water and wear athletic gym clothes and tennis shoes.

Welcome to Soccer Camp! Come learn the fundamentals of soccer while improving your overall skill in the world’s most popular sport. The camp will be led by Prince of Peace’s Varsity Girls Soccer Coach, with help from some of the varsity players themselves. On the last day of camp we will end with an all-camper scrimmage that all parents can come to watch. We will also work indoors to improve quick passing and speed. Camp includes a T-shirt for all participants. All players should bring tennis shoes, cleats, shin guards, water bottle and a soccer ball if they have one

3rd-5th Camp

POPCS Academic Summer School

Summer school for-credit classes are designed to help students ease the congestion of classes during the regular school year and provide more course options. Students may choose to take required classes in the summer to augment their high school portfolio or explore new interests. All courses are hands-on, project-oriented and focus on real-life applications. Projects will integrate topics from other POPCS courses for added curricular reinforcement. Assignments are completed in class with little, if any, outside work required. Credit cannot be given if a student misses more than four hours of class.

High School Health (1 semester credit)

July 6-17, 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Cost: $300

Instructor: Karen Blackwell, POPCS Health and Physical Education Teacher

This course is available to all high school students, including all entering 9th graders and will count as a ½ credit for POPCS graduation. Non-POPCS juniors and seniors are welcome to the class; however the acceptance of the ½ credit will be determined by the home school/school district of the individual student.

In this Health course, students will strive to develop an understanding of the concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention. They will learn to access valid health information and health-promoting products & services. Students will demonstrate the ability to practice health-enhancing behaviors and reduce health risks. They will analyze the influence of culture, media, technology and other factors on health. Several classroom activities/projects include heart dissection, designing a “teen” restaurant and tracking and evaluating personal dietary intake for 10 days.

Students will need to bring a 3-ring binder, paper and a USB flash drive to school.

Technology Applications Part 1: Office Applications and Multi-Media (1 Semester Credit)

Instructor: Karin Rogers, POPCS Technology Instructor

July 6-17, 1:00-5:00 p.m.

Cost: $300

Students will learn and practice basic functionalities of Office 2007 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Access) and learn to organize, illustrate and deliver information in a professional manner. Students will learn to collect, track and report information, create standard documents and spreadsheets. Multi-Media skills will e applied to manipulating text, graphics, and audio/video using a variety of applications. Digital photos will be enhanced by adding music, narration, motion, and more in projects. Students will have opportunities to record and play sounds, import and export audio files, edit and mix tracks and apply different effects to recordings. Projects will provide students the experience with create, edit, and share movies.

Technology Applications Part 2: Graphics and Publications Basics (1 Semester Credit)

Instructor: Elaine Barnum, POPCS Communication Applications Teacher, Toastmaster C.C.

July 6-17, 8:00 - 12:00 noon

Cost: $300

Students will be trained in the basics of Adobe InDesign and Photoshop software programs. Elements of graphic design, layout and production will be combined with special effects and the effective use of font styles and sizes to enhance the publication. The skills taught in this class will be used in real-life applications as students will generate publications to include producing posters, invitations, t-shirts, brochures, magazine layouts, and in developing a personal logo design. Students’ original photography will be used in projects designed to be camera-ready and functional for both computer/electronic and print media.

Communication Application/Speech (1 semester credit) Cancelled

Instructor: Elaine Barnum, POPCS Communication Applications Teacher, Toastmaster C.C.

July 6-17, 1:00-5:00 p.m.

Cost: $300

This course is available to all high school students, including all up-coming 9th graders and will count as a ½ credit for POPCS graduation. Non-POPCS juniors and seniors are welcome to the class; however the acceptance of the ½ credit will be determined by the home school/school district of the individual student.

In this Communication Application course, students will strive to develop strong effective communication and listening skills. They will understand the development and preparation process of presenting speeches and will demonstrate eye contact, vocal variety, and effective/appropriate body language to enhance their speeches. Students will present a variety of styles of times speeches, serve as presenter/master of ceremonies, and participate in various functions of speech evaluations and contests. Several of the classroom activities will be based upon the program used by Toastmaster’s International.

Technology Fall Semester (1 semester credit) Cancelled
July 6-17, 8:00-12:00 a.m.

Cost: $300

Instructor: Karin Rogers, POPCS Technology Instructor
This course is available to all high school students and will count as a ½ credit for POPCS graduation. Non-POPCS students are welcome to take the class, however the acceptance of the ½ credit will be determined by the home school/school district of the individual student.

Students will learn and practice basic functionalities of Word 2007, Excel 2007, Publisher 2007 and Access 2007. Elements of graphic design, layout and production will be combined with text, graphics, charts, tables and worksheets. Students will learn to collect, track and report information using spreadsheets and databases. Projects include standard documents, resumes, mail-merge, graphic publications, spreadsheets and Internet publishing. In addition, students will create and edit detailed reports that display sorted, filtered, and grouped information in a way that helps make sense of the data. Students need to bring spiral notebook, pen/pencil and USB flash drive to class every day.

Technology Spring Semester (1 semester credit) Cancelled

July 20-31, 8:00-12:00 a.m.

Cost: $300

Instructor: Karin Rogers, POPCS Technology Instructor

This course is available to all high school students and will count as a ½ credit for POPCS graduation. Non-POPCS students are welcome to take the class, however the acceptance of the ½ credit will be determined by the home school/school district of the individual student.

Students will learn and practice basic functionalities of PowerPoint 2007, Moviemaker, Photostory, and Audacity. Students will learn to organize, illustrate and deliver ideas and information in a professional manner using text, pictures, charts/graphs, and audio/video using Powerpoint. Students will use Audacity to learn how to manipulate audio files. Projects will provide opportunities to record and play sounds, import and export audio files, edit and mix tracks and apply different effects to recordings. MovieMaker will be used to learn how to create, edit, and share movies. Photostory will be used to add life to digital photos by adding music, narration, motion, and more. Students need to bring a spiral notebook, pen/pencil and a USB flash drive to class every day.

Mathematics Classes

-designed to earn credit for remediation of courses that were not successfully completed during the school year. Students may also choose to take these classes to get a head start on the required class they will be taking in the upcoming school year.

All courses (2 weeks in length each) will review the material of 1 entire semester, focusing on creating a balance between theory and opportunity to practice newly acquired or refreshed skills. We will complete all assignments during class; extra worksheets are available for additional/optional practice outside of class. Credit will only be given to those taking classes for remediation. Credit cannot be given if a student misses more than four hours of class.

Algebra 1 Fall Semester (1 semester credit)
June 8 – 19, 2009 (Monday through Friday) 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon

Cost: $300

Instructor: Urs Seiler, Private Math Tutor and POPCS Substitute
This course is available to all high school students and will count as a ½ credit for POPCS graduation. Non-POPCS students are welcome to take the class, however the acceptance of the ½ credit will be determined by the home school/school district of the individual student.

Students will learn and practice the following: a) Exponents and Order of Operations, b) Mean, Median, Mode, and Range, c) Rational Numbers, d) Solving Equations and Inequalities, e) Relations and Functions, f) Direct and Inverse Variation, g) Linear Equations and their graphs.

Students need to bring spiral notebook, pen/pencil, ruler and a calculator to class every day.

Algebra 1 Spring Semester (1 semester credit)

June 22 – July 2, 2009 (Monday through Friday) 8:00a.m. – 12:00p.m.

Cost: $300

Instructor: Urs Seiler, Private Math Tutor and POPCS Substitute

Students need to bring a spiral notebook, pen/pencil, ruler and a calculator to class every day.

Algebra 2 Fall Semester (1 semester credit)
June 8 – 19, 2009 (Monday through Friday) 1:00p.m. – 5:00p.m.

Cost: $300

Instructor: Urs Seiler, Private Math Tutor and POPCS Substitute
This course is available to all high school students and will count as a ½ credit for POPCS graduation. Non-POPCS students are welcome to take the class, however the acceptance of the ½ credit will be determined by the home school/school district of the individual student.

Students will learn and practice the following: a) Properties of Real Numbers, b) Solving Equations and Inequalities, c) Relations and Functions (including Linear Equations and Direct Variation), d) Linear Systems, e) Matrices, f) Quadratic Equations and Functions, g) Polynomials and Polynomial Functions.

Students need to bring spiral notebook, pen/pencil, ruler and a calculator to class every day.

Algebra 2 Spring Semester (1 semester credit)
June 22 – July 2, 2009 (Monday through Friday) 1:00p.m. – 5:00p.m.

Cost: $300

Instructor: Urs Seiler, Private Math Tutor and POPCS Substitute
This course is available to all high school students and will count as a ½ credit for POPCS graduation. Non-POPCS students are welcome to take the class, however the acceptance of the ½ credit will be determined by the home school/school district of the individual student.

Students will learn and practice the following: a) Radical Functions and Rational Exponents, b) Exponential and Logarithmic Functions, c) Rational Functions, d) Quadratic Relations and Conic Sections, e) Sequences and Series, f) Probability and Statistics, g) Periodic Functions and Trigonometry, h) Trigonometric Identities and Equations.

Students need to bring spiral notebook, pen/pencil, ruler and a calculator to class every day.

For Parents only:

Technology Boot Camp
July 6-10, 7:00-8:30 pm Cost: $25 per day or $100 for the whole tour of duty

July 13-17, 7:00-8:30 pm Cost: $25 per day or $100 for the whole tour of duty

July 20-24, 7:00-8:30 pm Cost: $25 per day or $100 for the whole tour of duty

Instructors: Elaine Barnum and Karin Rogers, POPCS Technology Instructors

Want to learn what your kids already know? Come be a part of our Tech Boot Camp!

Customize your Boot Camp experience or sign-up for the full tour of duty!

Monday & Tuesday: Learn to use Photoshop to correct and edit pictures and add cool effects to make you look like a professional.

Wednesday: Learn the basics of (the new) Office 2007: Word, Excel, Publisher and Powerpoint.

Thursday: Learn to navigate the Internet, locating valuable websites and sites to avoid.

Friday: Learn the pitfalls of My Space and Facebook and how to protect your kids online.