Summer!
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Summer!
! ! ! ! ! Where’s District 46 This Summer?? Share your summer adventures! The district would like to share your exciting summer plans with the community! Maybe you will be traveling, attending a conference, hanging out at the pool or just simply relaxing, the district would love to post your pics! Please send your pictures to Ellen Correll at: [email protected] Feathers KINDERGARTEN: Riley Serres, Avery Mork, Kenyan Wells, Deeanna Nunez, Evelyn Smeaton, Ella Bauschke, Emma Peterson, Aylene Ramirez, Aiden Stone, Trevor Hengl, Mary Grace Vergamini, Theresa Pignatari, Addie Zahn, Alison Rosas, Mariapaula Rosas, Carmelyn Ortiz, Easton Moore, Landon Baer FIRST GRADE: Kyle in Mrs. Schneider’s class thinks initiative means, “Doing something without someone telling you.” Josh Shipow, Kaleb McKabe, Valery Ramirez-Vivero, Emma Tonkery, Madalene Meckl, Collin Drummer, Connor Mork, Connor McCabe, Jayden Phan, Ali Arnopolin, Hansuja Yalavarthi, Krish Sahu, Ellie Peterson, Michael Macias, Ms. Possehl’s Class, Simon Hanson, Henna Patel, Esmeralda Bahena, Madalene Meckl, Connor LeClair SECOND GRADE: Grace in Mrs. Morton’s class thinks initiative means, “ To do something on your own.” Robbie White, Santi Romero, Jasmine Carcamo, Kara Duerkop, Colin Budill, Maryah Reyes, Gabriella Smeaton, Mackenzie Leiter, Gracie Voss, Dominic Ring, Cali Prescia, Sadie Schultz, Rylie Masterson, Jordan Parmer, Jake Kerbs, Mayre Cabanas-Castillo, Cameron Bates, Josephine Caliendo, Mrs. Miller’s Class, Mrs. Lazarus’ Class, Robert Tinajero-Gutierrez, Sean Munoz, Logan Gott, Henry Berrien, Gabriella Smeaton THIRD GRADE: Samantha in Ms. Faubert’s class thinks perseverance means, “Hard working.” Theresa Kleinofen, Bella Emerick, Cheyenne Briceno, Mariana Barroso, Kyle Sink, Katherine Minogue, Mya Ampil, Aaron George, Brady Mann, Faith Rowland, Payton Murphy, Evan Hercog, Mrs. Erickson’s & Mrs. Mayer’s Class, Ryan Kufner, Angelina Sosa, Alyssa Kuhn FOURTH GRADE: Seamus in Mr. Coffee’s class thinks perseverance means, “ To keep trying.” Annalise Eisenberg, Annick Bottomley, Goda Zmuda, Alexander Kurzeja, Lexi Summers, Jaynish Patel, Mrs. Mall’s Class, Mr. Coffee’s Class, Mrs. Buchanan’s Class, Mike Dean, Mr. Coffee’s Class, Zoe Thomas, Ryland Russell, Mrs. Buchanan’s Class BUS PALS: Bus Bus Bus Bus 808: Troy Piel 4: Jenny Hernandez, Maryli Perez 5: Jordan Parmer 7: Mallory Ramsden ! Final revisions for Summer academy CCSD 46 Summer Academy June 9 - July 2 at Frederick School NO SCHOOL on Fridays ! Summer Academy 2015 Grayslake School District 46 Grades – Pre-K through current 8th grade. Dates - Classes will begin on Tuesday, June 9th – Thursday, July 2nd with no school on Fridays. Times - 1st period 8:15-9:25, 2nd period 9:30-10:40, 3rd period 10:45-11:55 Eligibility - The program is open to all District 46 students who could benefit from remedial courses or who wish to participate in enrichment courses. Transportation - Transportation is the responsibility of the parent(s). Bus service is not available for the Summer Academy. Attendance Policy - Consistent attendance is recommended throughout the summer academy program. Teachers will plan activities and prepare materials based on enrollment. Attendance will be taken just as during the regular school year. Course Cancellation - District 46 reserves the right to cancel any course that does not meet minimum enrollment requirements. Confirmation - Students and parents will receive course confirmation by the first week of June. Registration - Early registration is encouraged. Classes will be filled in the order in which the registrations are received. Registrations can be mailed or delivered through your child’s school to Prairieview School, 103 E. Belvidere Rd., Hainesville, IL 60030 c/o Stephanie Possehl. No phone registrations will be accepted. A student’s current grade level is used to register for Summer Academy. Tuition - There is a tuition fee of $85.00 for each class. Refunds- There will be no refunds given after June 11, 2015. Information- For additional information, please contact Stephanie Possehl ([email protected]) or Steve Feldman ([email protected]). Second Helping Classes Second Helping Reading: Students will continue to develop and improve their basic reading, comprehension, and writing skills. 1. 2. 3. 4. Grades 1-2 Grades 3-4 Grades 5-6 Grades 7-8 Time 8:15–9:25 Time 8:15-9:25 Time 9:30-10:40 Time 8:15-9:25 Traiforos Speck Corey Corey Second Helping Math: Students will continue to develop and improve their basic math skills through the use of manipulatives, games, and activities. 1. 2. 3. 4. Grades 1-2 Grades 3-4 Grades 5-6 Grades 7-8 Time 10:45-11:55 Time 9:30-10:40 Time 10:45-11:55 Time 10:45-11:55 Duguid Lanas DaMore Corey 8:15-9:25 Enrichment Classes Pre-K: Kindergarten Readiness Duguid Kindergarten readiness class is designed for children who will be entering Kindergarten in the fall. We will be using many fun activities to strengthen and develop basic skills such as number sense, letter and sound recognition, and fine motor control. Come join the fun and prepare for the best days of your life. K: Reading, Writing, Sight Words Cunningham Students will practice letters and sounds and then use their knowledge to express themselves through writing. Students will work to strengthen their writing and sight word recognition skills to prepare them for first grade. We will also read books together and explore some well-loved children’s literature. K-1: Math Games Wilson Counting, place value, math facts and more! Students will play a variety of fun and challenging math games. Whether students need extra practice or enjoy math, this is a great way to maintain math skills over the summer! 1-3: Monsters, Myths & Mermaids Knight Does your student have a love for reading about mysterious creatures, such as singing mermaids or the Loch Ness Monster? In this class, students will be able to build and strengthen their reading and listening skills, while exploring these mysterious creatures through various tales. Then, students will be using their imagination and advancing their writing skills to create a first hand account of these monster “sightings” by writing short stories, live reports and illustrated newspaper articles. 2-5: Art Explorations Griffin Delve into the lives and work of prominent historical artists as you gain inspiration to create your own original artwork. We’ll explore fundamental elements of drawing, painting and design through the use of watercolor, paint, printmaking and paper mache. Basic art concepts such as color, shape, texture and line will also be explored. 3-5: Science Experiments Lanas Would you like to learn more about Science using a hands-on approach? In this course, students will learn about plants, matter and chemical reactions. We will conduct several experiments to make learning both fun and educational! 5-8: Sculpture World Crane Students create 3-dimensional artwork using a variety of different materials, such as clay, wire, and plaster. 9:30-10:40 Enrichment Classes Pre-K: Who is Ready for Kindergarten Math? Cunningham Students will play games and have fun practicing the math skills taught in kindergarten to help prepare them for their upcoming year! Number recognition, counting, counting on, using ten frames, basic addition and subtraction skills and more will be used to solidify math skills! K: First Grade Readiness Wilson This class will include beginning reading, writing, and math skills that are necessary for first grade preparation. K-1: Reading, Writing, Craftivity Duguid A reading and writing class that is designed around children’s books! Lessons will include activities related to the book for the day/week and will be aligned to the Common Core. In addition to the writing piece, students will be completing crafts to go along with their writing! 1-2 Seas Some Math Osterndorf Ahoy mates! Explore the high seas of trade, adventure and pirates. Calculate journeys and “battle” ships! Learn about sea-faring vessels and put flags up the mast as you master math facts and skills. Come sail to exotic ports and learn math with games. Opportunities to explore are afloat! 2-3: Mad Science Traiforos Hey kids! Join me for a gaggle of fun, hands-on science activities. Become junior scientists as you experiment with items like Pop-Rocks, balloons, marshmallows, baking soda and much more! We’ll make “Elephant Toothpaste,” learn how to make raisins dance and create clouds in jars. Can’t wait for you to join this messy, but exciting, adventure! **Allergy Alert** 2-5: Travel Through Art Griffin Celebrate different cultures through art! Create aboriginal dot art while exploring the art of Australia, cherry blossom paintings while exploring the art of Japan, make Aztec suns while exploring the art of Mexico, explore the art of Central America by weaving and more! Have a fun summer creating connections between art and world cultures. 3-5: Games, Games, Games Speck Are you full of energy and love to be outside? Start the summer off right by learning some new games, playing old games and inventing new games! Come play tag, four square, hopscotch, scooter races, kickball! We might even have time for egg and/or balloon tosses to test our skills! 4-8: Creative Faces & Perspectives Crane Students will discover different ways to create interesting artwork using peoples faces as their inspiration. They will also learn how to use one and two point perspective drawing methods to create houses, buildings and rooms. 6-8: FUNdamentals of Volleyball Cellucci Have FUN while learning the FUNdamentals of volleyball! Get ready for four weeks of fun and friendship – all while learning the skills of volleyball. All skill levels welcome! Sessions will work on fundamentals and introduce or improve basic skills. Materials needed: lightweight athletic shoes and kneepads. Elbow pads recommended but not required. Ms. Cellucci is an experienced middle school volleyball coach and a certified IHSA volleyball referee. 6-8: Forensic Science Kulig Students will learn to understand the concepts of forensic science by doing activities to solve a mystery as they student forensic science lessons. The activities we will complete provide students with hands-on opportunities to apply science process skills as we learn forensic science techniques. The students will learn the basics of crime scene investigation, how to analyze print and trace evidence, ways to identify each individual (fingerprints, blood, DNA, facial reconstruction, handwriting, voice identification, etc) and the steps that are taken in bringing evidence to court. 10:45-11:55 Enrichment Classes K-1: Mad Science Wilson Hey kids! Join me for a gaggle of fun, hands-on science activities. Become junior scientists as you experiment with items like Pop-Rocks, balloons, marshmallows, baking soda and much more! We’ll make “Elephant Toothpaste,” learn how to make raisins dance and create clouds in jars. Can’t wait for you to join this messy, but exciting, adventure! **Allergy Alert** K-2: Computer Club Traiforos Let’s have fun using the computer!! We will explore the Internet and find tons of sites for you to have fun with throughout the entire summer! K-3: Cooks for Books Knight Students will deepen their love for reading while creating treats that will go along with books we read each day. We will work on our reading skills while relating recipes with the plot and characters from these selected children’s books. This class will offer children a chance to be creative while making their own tasty masterpieces! **Allergy Alert** 1-5: Wonderful Watercolors Griffin Explore the exciting possibilities while experimenting with liquid watercolor. From creating oil pastel resists and marbling paper using shaving cream, to using salt, glue and tape, students will learn various watercolor techniques and will create unique pieces of watercolor art. 3-5: Arts, Crafts and Snacks! Speck Are you creative, imaginative? Even if you’re not – no worries! Would you like to create beautiful things out of everyday objects? Is there a snack you would love to try your hand at? Start your summer off by having fun doing paper mache, decoupage or tie dying. Come give it a try! **Allergy Alert** 3-8: Everything Clay Crane Students will create ceramic art pieces that can be used in a variety of different ways! Examples: piggy banks, phone holder, jewelry box, appetizer dishes, etc. 11:55-3:00 K-4 Activity Camp Participating students will take part in a variety of fun athletic activities that will build not only your child’s athletic skills, but also his/her sportsmanship skills as well. Children in Activity Camp that are enrolled in morning classes should bring a sack lunch. THIS CLASS HAS A COST OF $200. 5-8 Activity Camp Participating students will take part in a variety of fun athletic activities that will build not only your child’s athletic skills, but also his/her sportsmanship skills as well. Children in Activity Camp that are enrolled in morning classes should bring a sack lunch. THIS CLASS HAS A COST OF $200. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Student!Registration!Summer!Academy!2015! Enrollment!is!based!on!the!date!registration!is!received.!!All!classes!have!a!minimum! number!of!students!required!and!may!be!canceled!if!minimum!enrollment!is!not!met.!! Making!a!Second!Choice!is!Important.!!Students!may!sign!up!for!1,!2!or!3!concurrent! courses.!! !Student!name____________________________________________!Current!grade________________________! !!!School________________________________________! ! !!!Parent!name___________________________Email_____________________________________________________! !!!!!!! !!!Phone________________________________!Emergency!phone________________________________________! ! Please!add!any!additional!information!that!applies!to!your!child!(examples:!!IEP,!food!allergies)!! ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________! ! !!!!!!Class!Time! ! !! First!Choice! ! ! Second!Choice!(essential)! ! 8:15L9:25!!!!!!!!!_________________________________________!!!!________________________________________! !!!!!!! 9:30L10:40!!!!!!_________________________________________!!!!________________________________________! ! 10:45L11:55!!!!________________________________________! !!!________________________________________! !!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!12:00!L3:00! ! Activity!Camp!Grade!level!_________________________! ! !!!Fees!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! Number!of!classes!______________!X!$85.00!=!________________________! ! Activity!Camp! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!$200.00!=!______________________! ! Total!amount!enclosed!! ! !!!!!!!!!$_________________________! Make%checks%payable%to%School%District%46.%%%%%%%%%%%%%! ! Parent!signature____________________________________________________________________________________! ! Send!completed!form!and!payment!to!your!child’s!school!or!mail!to:! Prairieview!School!Attn:!Stephanie!Possehl! 103!E.!Belvidere!Rd.!! Hainesville,!IL!60030! !