SUMMER 2015 - Diablo Valley College

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SUMMER 2015
Online registration begins March 23
Pleasant Hill and San Ramon Campuses
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Applied and Fine Arts
Computer Science
Language Arts
Languages
Mathematics
Performing Arts and Music
Physical Education
Science and Technology
visit:www.dvc.edu/college4kids
Welcome
General Information
The College for Kids program serves students entering grades
4 – 9 the following school year. We design our curricula to
meet the needs of the general student population.
Guidelines for Parents
• EMERGENCY CONTACT FORMS ARE MANDATORY!
College for Kids requires a completed emergency contact
form for each student attending the program. It is the parent/
guardian’s responsibility to complete the emergency contact
form prior to the start of classes. Children may not attend
any session without a completed emergency form. NO
EXCEPTIONS. After registering your child, you will receive a
confirmation email that will direct you to the emergency contact
form website.
INFORMATION REGARDING REGISTRATION FOR
RETURNING STUDENTS
Please visit the registration page on our website for detailed
instructions regarding your child’s User ID, password, and
student ID#. You will not be able to register without having this
information.
• We recommend that you and your child visit the campus
prior to the first day of classes. NEW! We are holding two free
orientation sessions from 9:30-11am on the following dates:
Saturday, May 16th
Saturday June 6th
For more information, please visit our website.
• You may drop off and pick up your child in either Lot 1 or Lot
3 on the Pleasant Hill campus. These are the only areas that
will be monitored by College for Kids' staff members. College
for Kids is NOT responsible for students who are dropped off /
picked up in other lots.
• It is not required that you park your car in a parking space
during drop off / pick up times at the Pleasant Hill Campus. We have coordinated with Police Services to allow a drive-thru
procedure.
• Parents at the Pleasant Hill Campus are required to have a
parking permit displayed in their windshield regardless of
whether they park. Permits will be sent home during the 1st
week of each session.
• Should you decide to park at the San Ramon campus, a
parking permit is NOT required. The drop off and pick-up
location is by the north parking lot (on the same side as the
traffic circle). Police services will have a drive through lane at
this location.
Faculty
College for Kids has chosen its faculty carefully to assure subject
matter expertise and skill in working with young people. Many are
referred by teachers and administrators in local schools. Other
instructors are Diablo Valley College faculty members. All have
had practical experience with the subjects they teach and years of
teaching experience.
Note: All CFK staff members (Instructors and Aides) are
fingerprinted and cleared through the Federal Bureau of
Investigation as well as the Department of Justice.
Dates
There are two 3-week sessions of College for Kids. Both
sessions teach the same content in each class. Session II is not a
continuation of Session I. Classes are held Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Generally, classes are one hour long, with the
exception of Photographic Exploratrion and Dig It! (Archaeology),
which are two hours. A student can sign up for one, two or three
classes each session, but classes must be consecutively scheduled.
A student may not sign up for 1st and 3rd periods only. College
for Kids does not provide supervision outside of class time.
• Session I: June 16 through July 2
• Session II: July 7 through July 23
Daily Schedule
Classes meet Tuesday through Thursday
DVC (Pleasant Hill) Schedule:
Period 1 — 12:50–1:50 p.m.
Period 2 — 2:00–3:00 p.m.
Period 3 — 3:10–4:10 p.m.
SRC (San Ramon) Schedule:
Period 1 — 12:50–1:50 p.m.
Period 2 — 1:55–2:55 p.m.
Period 3 — 3:00–4:00 p.m.
NEW! Cohort classes for 4th and 5th
graders at the Pleasant Hill Campus!
College for Kids is now offering a cohort program for our
younger students. Parents have the opportunity to sign children
up for a group of preset classes that will transition together
throughout the day. The cohorts will be escorted by a College
for Kids' instructional aide at all times. Our 4th and 5th grade
students can now enjoy the college experience without the
anxiety of navigating the campus. By taking classes together,
children have the opportunity to form strong bonds and longterm friendships. Space is limited, so please register early! View
the class schedule for details.
Tuition and Fees
The College for Kids Office is temporarily located in
the Advanced Technology Center, room 102. Please
refer to the map on page 12 for our temporary location
or visit our website for more information.
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All classes are $60.00 with the exception of Photographic
Exploration and Dig It! (Archaeology), which are $120, as they are
2-hour classes. Cohort tuition is $225 for three pre-set classes.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available for qualifying students. More
information and applications are available on the General
Information page of our website www.dvc.edu/college4kids.
Application deadline is March 16. Application and all
supporting documentation must be completed in order to be
considered. No applications will be accepted past the deadline.
Class Sizes/Sections
Classes must enroll at least 12 students and, in most cases, will
be limited to 20. Classes with enrollment less than 12 students
are subject to cancellation by College for Kids.
Behavior on Campus
Students are expected to follow the rules of the campus and
to conduct themselves in a manner which facilitates instruction
and the learning process. Disruptive students will be dismissed
from the program. No skateboards, scooters or roller blades
allowed on campus at any time. Written permission from the
College for Kids' office is required for students to leave class
early for any reason. Visitors in the classroom are not permitted
without prior permission of the director.
Refund Policy
Students who wish to drop a class must do so no less than 7
days prior to the start date at 5pm or they will NOT RECEIVE
A REFUND. Refunds are processed through our online
registration site and will be credited back in the same method
as the original payment. College for Kids does NOT issue
refunds once classes have started. Class changes are not
permitted past the refund deadline.
Transportation and Parking
Parents are entirely responsible for students' transportation.
DROP OFF AND PICK UP is limited to Lot 1 and Lot 3 on
the Pleasant Hill Campus. Staff members will be at those
locations before and after each period to ensure the safety of
every student as they arrive and depart. It is not required that
you park your car in a parking space. We have coordinated with
Police Services to allow a drive-thru procedure.
Parents at the Pleasant Hill campus are required to have a
parking permit displayed in their windshield during drop off
and pick up times regardless of whether they park. These
permits will be given to each student on the 1st week of each
session. Observe all parking regulations while dropping off and
picking up children. Violators will be cited. College for Kids is
not responsible for citations.
Pick up policy:
Parents are expected to pick up their children no later than 15
minutes after their last class. The College for Kids' office closes
at 4:30 p.m. Students left unattended will be escorted to Police
Services. For safety reasons, students left unattended more than
once will be subject to removal from the program.
DVC: If there is an unexpected emergency which will delay pickup, please call the College for Kids' office at 925-969-4312 or the
Campus Police at 925-969-2785. Your child will be notified and
will be waiting for you at Campus Police Services.
SRC: If there is an unexpected emergency which will delay
pick-up, please call the College for Kids' office at 925-969-4312.
College for Kids will contact the San Ramon campus to notify
your child and provide alternate instructions for pick up.
Prior to registering, please carefully review the refund policy
and registration instructions on our website.
Online Registration begins March 23. To register, visit our
website at: www.dvc.edu/college4kids. A credit card is
required for payment. EMERGENCY CONTACT FORMS ARE
MANDATORY. Children will not be permitted to attend class if
we have not received one by the start of classes. Please go to the
Registration page on our website at www.dvc.edu/college4kids
for directions and a link to register your child.
If you need assistance with online registration, a member of the
staff is available to assist you at the Pleasant Hill campus (Room
L-146). Registration assistance begins March 23, 2015. We are
available M-TH from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m .with a break for lunch
from 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Please go to our website (www.dvc.
edu/college4kids) and click on the “Help me register” link on
the Registration page to schedule an appointment. Select a date
from the tabs at the bottom and enter your information in the
required fields. If you need further help please call our office at
(925) 969-4312.
We are located on the outside of the library in room 146. Parking
Lot 3 is the closest parking lot to our office. (Be sure to purchase
a parking permit at the vending machine for $3).
College for Kids reserves the right to determine student
enrollment or admission.
Attention: The San Ramon campus is located in the Dougherty
Valley area of San Ramon at 1690 Watermill Road. The DROP
OFF AND PICK UP location is in the north parking lot. Please
keep in mind that College for Kids is NOT responsible for
students who are dropped off and/or picked up in areas that do
not have supervision. Parking permits are not required at this
time.
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PLEASANT HILL CAMPUS
APPLIED AND FINE ARTS
ARTCK-001
Architectural Drafting
Note: This class is designed for students going into grades 4-6.
Emergency form required - www.dvc.edu/college4kids
This class covers the fundamentals of using a T square, triangle, scale
and other drawing instruments to make accurate line drawings. Each student will also learn about architectural lettering, perspective drawing, and
design principles.
Session 1
6000
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6101
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-002
Architectural Drafting Plus
This class covers the fundamentals of using a T square, triangle, scale
and other drawing instruments to make accurate line drawings. Each student will also learn about architectural lettering, perspective drawing, and
design principles. Includes instruction in Auto Cad.
Session 1
6001
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6002
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6102
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6103
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-004
Drawing
Students will learn to apply the elements and principles of design as
they learn various drawing techniques. Several types of drawing will be
explored, as well as different subject matter.
Session 1
6003
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6104
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-005
Drawing
Students will learn to apply the elements and principles of design as
they learn various drawing techniques. Several types of drawing will be
explored, as well as different subject matter.
Session 1
6004
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6250
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6105
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6288
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-007
Watercolor
Recom: Prior basic knowledge and skill of drawing is helpful.
Note: This class is designed for students going into grades 6-9. Emergency
form required - www.dvc.edu/college4kids
Learn how to create beautiful, fluid paintings with this wonderful medium.
Subject matter will range from realistic still lifes to imaginative landscapes.
Color theory, as well as the basic elements of art and principles of design
will be covered as part of this well-rounded painting class.
Session 1
6006
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6008
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6107
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6109
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-008
Watercolor
Recom: Prior basic knowledge and skill of drawing is helpful.
Learn how to create beautiful, fluid paintings with this wonderful medium.
Subject matter will range from realistic still lifes to imaginative landscapes.
Color theory, as well as the basic elements of art and principles of design
will be covered as part of this well-rounded painting class.
Session 1
6007
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6108
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-010
Photographic Exploration: Beginning
Note: You must supply your own 35mm Camera. This is a 2-hour class.
This class is designed for students going into grades 4-9. Emergency form
required - www.dvc.edu/college4kids
Learn to develop your own black-and-white film, make enlargements and
improve your skills in using your own 35mm camera. Start to see the world
through a photographer's eyes.
Session 1
6009
TWTH
12:50-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6110
TWTH
12:50-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-011
Cartooning I
Design your own logo and characters to use in an original comic strip.
Discover the importance of caricature, expression, exaggeration, size, color,
placement and humor in developing and drawing cartoon characters.
Session 1
6228
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6229
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6231
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6232
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-012
Cartooning II
Building, room, and instructor information
will be available during registration and will
be printed on your child's schedule.
Write an original comic book story, develop cartoon characters, and design
a two-page comic book layout. Learn how to add perspective, expression,
motion and humor to your cartoon characters. Discover the importance of
composition to create dynamic comics. Geared to the older student.
Session 1
6230
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6233
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
COHORT CLASSES
COHORT I
COHCK-001
Digital Citizenship
Note: This is a COHORT I only section for students going into grades 4-5.
You must register for all three cohort I classes to register for this section.
Students will learn digital literacy and citizenship topics through lessons
focusing on internet safety, cyber bullying, privacy, security and information
literacy.
Session 1
6239
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6240
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
COHCK-002
Study Skills
Assess and develop further your current study patterns, know the principles
and acquire the techniques to successfully "learn how to learn." Learn time
management, taking notes, preparing for and taking tests, how to study, set
goals, and improve your memory.
Session 1
6241
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6289
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
COHCK-003
Mental Math and More
Recom: Must know basic math facts. Emergency form required - www.dvc.
edu/college4kids
Know your math facts? Ready for fun challenges? Learn mental math
tricks, play games and solve problems as you develop your math ability.
Session 1
6255
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6256
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
COHORT II
COHCK-004
Stand and Deliver
Note: This is a COHORT II only section for students going into grades 4-5.
You must register for all three cohort II classes to register for this section.
Increase your self-confidence and poise as you practice the art of public
speaking. Learn to convey your ideas clearly through creative storytelling
and active demonstration.
Session 1
6244
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6245
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
COHCK-005
Science Around You
Explore the physical world and see science in relation to life and our environment. Class includes activities, experiments and games to challenge the
mind.
Session 1
6284
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6287
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
COHCK-006
Lights, Camera, Acting!
Learn the basics of drama and how to become an actor like pantomime,
stage directions, and projection. See how body movements and different
voices can convey amazing characters on stage!
Session 1
6270
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6272
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMCK-001
Keyboarding
Requirement: Students must provide their own flash drive.
Through practice lessons, tests and fun games, beginners will learn location
and fingering for all keys and practice for speed and accuracy.
Session 1
6015
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6016
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6017
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6116
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6117
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6118
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMCK-006
Beginning Web Design
Prereqs: Keyboarding and basic file processing skills.
Students will learn the basics of creating their own web page using the Html
and CSS programming languages. Students’ work will be viewable on an
(internal) internet browser (but not posted to the internet).
Session 1
6018
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6019
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6020
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6119
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6120
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6121
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMCK-011
Introduction to Coding
Requirement: Students must provide their own flash drive. Prereq: Type 15
words per minute.
Learning to code promotes a type of logical thinking that will always be useful
in our age of smart machines. This class is an introduction for students who
are interested in computer programming, but have not had any prior experience with it. Students will use free software, designed by experts, for kids.
Session 1
6021
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6122
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMCK-012
Introduction to Coding
Requirement: Students must provide their own flash drive. Prereq: Type
15 words per minute.
Learning to code promotes a type of logical thinking that will always be
useful in our age of smart machines. This class is an introduction for
students who are interested in computer programming, but have not had
any prior experience with it. Students will use free software, designed by
experts, for kids.
Session 1
6022
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6123
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMCK-013
Intermediate & Advanced Coding
Requirement: Students must provide their own flash drive. Prereq: Type
15 words per minute.
Students MUST have prior experience with computer programming. This
class is designed for students who are familiar with computer coding
languages and want to expand their knowledge and advance their skills
beyond the basics.
Session 1
6023
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6124
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMCK-016
Digital Citizenship
focusing on internet safety, cyber bullying, privacy, security and information literacy.
Session 1
6235
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6236
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMCK-017
Digital Citizenship
focusing on internet safety, cyber bullying, privacy, security and information literacy.
Session 1
6237
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6238
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
LANGUAGE ARTS
LACK-001
Study Skills
Assess and develop further your current study patterns, know the principles and acquire the techniques to successfully "learn how to learn".
Learn time management, taking notes, preparing for and taking tests, how
to study, set goals, and improve your memory.
Session 1
6024
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6026
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6125
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6127
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-006
Stand and Deliver
Session 1
6242
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6243
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-009
Learning to Write Well
Extend and refine your writing skills by experiencing writing as a powerful
tool in communication. Activities that promote the writing process include
opportunities for pre-writing, drafting, responding, revising/editing, and
post-writing exercises.
Session 1
6029
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6030
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6031
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6130
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6131
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6132
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-012
Wise and Wonderful Words
Make your words come alive by extending and refining your writing skills.
Many unique and exciting activities will be provided to enhance the writing
process, ending with a polished written product. Daily journal writing in
class will be included.
Session 1
6032
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6033
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6133
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6134
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-016
Creative Writing
A class in which to explore the places where only your imagination can
take you! We will learn the basic tenets of poetry and story writing. As an
added bonus, copyright law basics will be covered to help protect your
artistic creations.
Session 1
6034
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6035
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6036
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6135
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6136
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6137
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-017
Leadership and Community Involvement
LANCK-016
Italian
Students will learn the skills necessary to take on leadership roles now and
in the future through activities that develop self-esteem, essential life skills
and characteristics needed for success.
Session 1
6246
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6248
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6249
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6252
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
Enjoy an introduction to the beautiful language, art and foods of Italia!
Learn phrases and vocabulary through stories, music, role-play and other
activities. Find out where to eat the best "gelato" in town and learn about
some of the many famous places and products of Italy. Students have their
own portfolios of these activities and information to take home at the end of
the session.
Session 1
6042
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6143
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-018
MATHEMATICS
Session 1
6247
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6251
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
LANGUAGES
LANCK-001
French
Have fun learning French with pictures, word games and songs. Each student will have their own workbook of French phrases and notes on culture
to take home with them at the end of the session.
Session 1
6037
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6138
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
LANCK-002
French
Have fun learning French with pictures, word games and songs. Each student will have their own workbook of French phrases and notes on culture
to take home with them at the end of the session.
Session 1
6038
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6139
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
LANCK-004
Spanish
Learn about Hispanic culture through language, music and song. Have fun
learning a language.
Session 1
6039
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6253
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6140
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6254
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
LANCK-005
MTHCK-001
Mental Math and More
Recom: Must know basic math facts.
Know your math facts? Ready for fun challenges? Learn mental math tricks,
play games and solve problems as you develop your math ability.
Session 1
6046
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6047
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6147
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6148
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
MTHCK-007
Just the Facts
This class is designed for students who have not memorized the basic math
facts (addition and subtraction 0-20, and multiplication and division 0-12).
We use games, flashcards, and practice and timed tests to promote memorization. No more using fingers or scratch paper. Gain new confidence in
your math ability.
Session 1
6048
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6257
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6258
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6149
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6259
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6260
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
MTHCK-009
Pre-Algebra Skills
Now you know all your math facts. What's next? Can you tell just by looking at a number if it is divisible by 3? Or 4? Or 6? What's the easiest way
to break a number down into its prime components? And what is absolute
value anyway? This class will answer these questions as well as explore
ways to sharpen your Pre-Algebra math skills.
Session 1
6049
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6050
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6150
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6151
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
Spanish
Learn about Hispanic culture through language, music and song. Have fun
learning a language.
Session 1
6040
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6141
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
MTHCK-011
Pre-Algebra
Note: Algebra classes may be changed based on ability. Parents will be notified. This class is designed for students going into grades 6-9. Emergency
Class is designed to reinforce pre-algebra skills, introduce formulas and
basic strategies.
Session 1
6051
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6052
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6053
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6152
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6153
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6154
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
MTHCK-014
Algebra
Recom: Not recommended for students who have completed one year of
Algebra.
This class is designed for students who have had exposure to pre-algebra
and want to further their understanding of algebraic strategies and reasoning.
Session 1
6054
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6055
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6056
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6155
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6156
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6157
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
MTHCK-018
Geometry
Some of the specific topics we will cover in this Geometry class include
angles, intersecting lines, right triangles, perimeter, area, volume, circles,
triangles, quadrilaterals, analytic geometry, and geometric constructions.
Session 1
6057
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6058
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6059
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6158
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6159
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6160
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
PERFORMING ARTS
PFACK-001
Kids on Broadway
Development of scenes and songs from Broadway's greatest musicals.
Focus is on ensemble singing, acting and dance instruction that relates to
musical theater. Class performance on the final day.
Session 1
6262
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6161
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-002
Kids on Broadway
Development of scenes and songs from Broadway's greatest musicals.
Focus is on ensemble singing, acting and dance instruction that relates to
musical theater. Class performance on the final day.
Session 1
6263
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6264
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6162
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6163
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-004
Beginning and Intermediate Band
Recom: Students must provide their own instruments. Traditional band
instruments only. This class is designed to meet the needs of students with
less than two years experience on their instruments.
Ever want to learn to play a musical instrument? A second instrument?
Learn music skills and knowledge through demonstration, activities, and
hands-on experience. A good head-start or continuation for the school year.
Student's progress will be shown through an end-of-session recital.
Session 1
6063
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6Session 2
234
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-006
College for Kids' Glee Club
Love to sing and dance? Join the CFK Glee Club! Students will learn and
practice skills related to choral performance. Lessons will include warm up
techniques, basic choreography, performance singing, timing, movement,
and more. Session ends with a final performance.
Session 1
6067
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6168
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-012
College for Kids’ Glee Club
Love to sing and dance? Join the CFK Glee Club! Students will learn and
practice skills related to choral performance. Lessons will include warm up
techniques, basic choreography, performance singing, timing, movement,
and more. Session ends with a final performance.
Session 1
6265
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6266
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-007
Guitar, Beginning
Recom: Bring your own guitar. Beginners should start on nylon strings.
Want to learn how to play the guitar "by ear"? Want to learn the parts of a
guitar and how to tune it? This course will explore different guitar styles:
Spanish finger-style and Western pick-style. Learning based on playing
duets, with instructor playing the harmony and chords. Sheet music will be
provided. Bring lots of enthusiasm.
Session 1
6068
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6267
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6169
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6268
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-008
Guitar, Intermediate
Recom: Bring your own guitar.
Want to learn how to play the guitar "by ear"? Want to learn the parts of a
guitar and how to tune it? This course will explore different guitar styles:
Spanish finger-style and Western pick-style. Learning based on playing
duets, with instructor playing the harmony and chords. Sheet music will be
provided. Bring lots of enthusiasm.
Session 1
6070
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6269
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-010
Session 1
6271
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6274
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
PFACK-011
Session 1
6061
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6273
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PHYCK-001
Flag Football 1
Recom: No sandals or flip-flops should be worn. Students should bring
their own water bottles.
This class will have fun learning the basics of flag football. Skills will
include positions, proper stance, running drills, passing and catching, and
game rules. Mini competitive games will be played.
Session 1
6071
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6172
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
PHYCK-002
Flag Football 2
Recom: No sandals or flip-flops should be worn. Students should bring
their own water bottles.
This class will have fun learning the basics of flag football. Skills will
include positions, proper stance, running drills, passing and catching, and
game rules. Mini competitive games will be played.
Session 1
6072
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6173
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
PHYCK-003
Hip Hop Dance
Recom: No sandals or flip-flops should be worn.
Does your child love to dance? Can't sit still when music is playing? Then
they are ready for Hip Hop! Students will build their confidence while learning various Hip Hop dance styles in a positive, encouraging atmosphere.
This empowering dance style is great for girls and boys because Hip Hop
is for everyone! (Informal show on the last day of class).
Session 1
6073
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6064
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6174
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6165
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
PHYCK-004
Hip Hop Dance
Recom: No sandals or flip-flops should be worn.
Does your child love to dance? Can't sit still when music is playing? Then
they are ready for Hip Hop! Students will build their confidence while learning various Hip Hop dance styles in a positive, encouraging atmosphere.
This empowering dance style is great for girls and boys because Hip Hop
is for everyone! (Informal show on the last day of class).
Session 1
6066
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6167
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SNTCK-001
Science Around You
mind.
Session 1
6291
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6292
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
SNTCK-002
Science Around You Plus
mind.
Session 1
6074
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6175
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
SNTCK-007
Adventures in Flight
Students will learn the dynamics of flight and what makes an airplane fly.
Design, build and fly your own Balsa wood glider during the 3-week session.
Session 1
6080
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6081
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6181
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6182
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
SNTCK-008
CSI: CFK - Crime Scene Investigation
Students will have the opportunity to solve various simulated crime scenes
using skills such as fingerprint analysis, DNA profiling and handwriting comparisons. This class takes place in a campus crime lab and offers a true,
hands-on experience in the world of crime scene investigation!
Session 1
6275
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6276
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
6277
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6278
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6279
TWTH
2:00-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
6280
TWTH
3:10-4:10pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMCK-004
Keyboarding
Through practice lessons, tests and fun games, beginners will learn location
and fingering for all keys and practice for speed and accuracy.
Session 1
6094
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6095
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6195
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6196
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
COMCK-014
Word/Excel
Dig It! DVC Archaeology Study
Do you like to find things that are lost? Put pieces together? Figure out
stories from clues? Learn about the past? These are all things archaeologists do-maybe you're one, too! College for Kids' Archeology class involves
dirt-digging, story-telling and mystery-solving fun using clues and artifacts to
uncover an ancient civilization with a simulated dig.
6281
TWTH
12:50-3:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6285
TWTH
12:50-3:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
Class will cover two of the most useful Office programs. The Word portion of
the class will cover projects on advertising flyers, recipes, formal and informal letters and essays where we will research information on the internet.
The Excel portion of the class will teach students how to manipulate numbers, create graphs based on numbers and obtain professional printouts of
the results.
Session 1
6096
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6197
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
SNTCK-009
SAN RAMON CAMPUS
APPLIED AND FINE ARTS
ARTCK-014
Cartooning
Learn the basics of drawing a cartoon character through exaggeration,
expression, and age. Draw your own mythological creatures, animals, and
caricatures. Learn to draw in an Anime/Manga style. Design your own comic
book cover or comic strip. Learn how to draw a more accurate cartoon character.
Session 1
6209
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6211
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6222
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6224
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
ARTCK-015
Cartooning
Learn the basics of drawing a cartoon character through exaggeration,
expression, and age. Draw your own mythological creatures, animals, and
caricatures. Learn to draw in an Anime/Manga style. Design your own comic
book cover or comic strip.
Session 1
6210
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6223
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
LANGUAGE ARTS
LACK-004
Study Skills
Assess and develop further your current study patterns, know the principles
and acquire the techniques to successfully "learn how to learn". Learn time
management, taking notes, preparing for and taking tests, how to study, set
goals, and improve your memory.
Session 1
6206
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6219
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-007
Stand and Deliver
Session 1
6097
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6198
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-019
Creative Writing
Have you ever wanted to create a story that is completely original?
Sometimes we just want to write without a plan to create something unique.
This class will allow you to look at many different genres of writing that allow
you to express yourself creatively. You will chronicle your writing into a book
to take with you to develop further, or to use as a springboard for new creative endeavors.
Session 1
6082
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6183
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-022
Critical Thinking/Problem Solving
Recom: All students will be expected to participate in this class.
Students participate in a discussion after familiarizing themselves with a
piece of literature, art or news article. They will work on developing listening and observational skills, problem solving, judgment and analytical
skills, collaborative learning and teamwork.
Session 1
6098
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
6099
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6199
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
6200
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-023
Write Right
Make your words come alive by extending and refining your writing skills.
Activities include opportunities for pre-writing, drafting, responding, revising/editing and post-writing exercises.
Session 1
6091
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6092
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6192
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6193
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-032
Session 1
6302
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6303
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
MATHEMATICS
MTHCK-008
Pre-Algebra Skills
Sharpen your math facts. Can you tell just by looking at a number if it is
divisible by 3? Or 4? Or 6? What's the easiest way to break a number down
into its prime components? And what is absolute value anyway? This class
will answer these questions as well as explore ways to improve your math
skills.
Session 1
6093
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6194
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
MTHCK-017
Algebra
Recom: Not recommended for students who have completed one year of
Algebra.
Discover your skills and talent for writing a newspaper story. Be a feature
writer for editorials, sports, local news, book reviews, health and beauty,
advice column, or want ads. Class will include interviewing, proofreading
and editorial copying.
Session 1
6086
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6187
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
MTHCK-021
LACK-025
LACK-026
College for Kids Gazette
College for Kids Gazette, Jr.
Discover your skills and talent for writing a newspaper story. Be a feature
writer for editorials, sports, local news, book reviews, health and beauty,
advice column, or want ads. Class will include interviewing, proofreading
and editorial copying.
Session 1
6085
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6186
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
LACK-031
Students will learn the skills necessary to take on leadership roles now
and in the future through activities that develop self-esteem, essential life
skills and characteristics needed for success.
Session 1
6300
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6301
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
This class is designed for students who have had exposure to pre-algebra and
want to further their understanding of algebraic strategies and reasoning.
Session 1
6203
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6216
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
Geometry
This fun and challenging course will expose students to basic and more
complex geometric concepts. Using manipulatives and hands on activities,
students will classify and construct angles, polygons and solids. Other topics
covered include: area and perimeter of triangles, quadrilaterals and circles,
and surface area and volume of prisms. This class is designed to maximize
learning for all students regardless of their prior experience with geometry.
Session 1
6204
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6217
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SNTCK-010
LEGO Robotics
Note: You will be removed. This class is designed for students going into
grades 4-6. Emergency form required - www.dvc.edu/college4kids
Explore the world of robotics using the new LEGO® Mindstorms EV3® line.
You’ll build robots which use motors and sensors to perform tasks and react
to their environment. Then, learn how to program the bots using LEGO®
MINDSTORMS® software - an icon-based programming language. It’s easy
to learn, and introduces the concepts of logic, programming with objects, and
functions, such as loops and conditional statements.
Session 1
6088
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
6/16 - 7/2
6089
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
6/16 - 7/2
6090
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
6/16 - 7/2
Session 2
6189
TWTH
12:50-1:50pm
7/7 - 7/23
6190
TWTH
1:55-2:55pm
7/7 - 7/23
6191
TWTH
3:00-4:00pm
7/7 - 7/23
DVC PLEASANT HILL CAMPUS MAP
COURTS
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BG
PA
STORAGE
HSFC
PE3
SSC
College
for Kids
PE2
College for Kids Office
(summer location)
Library: L146
check our website for current
location information
www.dvc.edu/college4kids
If you need mobility assistance,
contact Disability Support Services
Alternate
Accessible
Accessible
Accessible
Construction
Parking
parking*
ramp
zone
Permit
pedestrian
pedestrian
Pleasant Hill Location:
College
for Kids
Office
NO ACCESS
Machine
route around route around
925-969-2185
constrution
constrution
(temporary location)
Police Services: 925-969-2785
321 Golf Club*Vehicles
Roadwith an accessible placard or plate can park in any parking spot and no permit is necessary. Excludes
loading102
zones and metered parking.
ATC
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
check our website for current
location information
San Ramon Location:
1690 Watermill Rd.
San Ramon, CA 94582
www.dvc.edu/college4kids
Parking
Permit
Machine
Handicap
parking
SERVICE/PROGRAM BLDG
GRID
Administration...................................................... AB...................C2
Admissions and Records Office........................... SSC.................C3
Arena Theater....................................................... AR................ BC4
Art/Photography Gallery....................................... A..................... B3
Book Center.......................................................... BC...................C3
Cafeteria................................................................ HSFC.............. B3
Children’s Center.................................................. FLA..................B2
College for Kids..................................................... L146............... D2
Horticulture........................................................... OH.................. B6
Liberal Arts........................................................... LA....................C2
Library................................................................... L..................... D2
SERVICE/PROGRAM BLDG
GRID
Life and Health Sciences...................................... LHS................ D1
Mathematics......................................................... MA...................C3
Music..................................................................... MM............... CD4
Performing Arts Center......................................... PAC................ B4
Physical Education................................................ PE................... B5
Physical Science................................................... PS.................. D2
Police Services..................................................... POL................ D4
Science Center...................................................... SC.................. D1
Student Services Center....................................... SSC.................C3
Student Union....................................................... SU.................. C4
Welcome Center.................................................... SSC.................C3

SUMMER 2015 - Diablo Valley College

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