Summer Adventure Camp 2020

Summer Adventure Guidebook 2020

July 27–August 20

Grades K-8 & Grades 9-10 for Internships standrewsschools.org/summer

SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMPS July 27–August 20 (4 Weeks) Holidays (No School) August 21, 2020 (Admissions Day)

PROGRAM DIRECTOR Alethia Donathan, Director of Extended Learning Programs

LOCATION St. Andrew’s Schools Summer Programs Office Music Building 3 (MB3) 224 Queen Emma Square Honolulu, HI 96813

HOURS OF OPERATION Monday through Friday (except holidays) 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

CONTACT INFORMATION Office/Attendance: (808) 532–2464 standrewsschools.org/summer summer@standrewsschools.org

Table of Contents Campus Map .......................................................................................................................................... 3 Mission ................................................................................................................................................... 4 Vision ...................................................................................................................................................... 4 Adventure Camp General Information .................................................................................................... 5 Registration ......................................................................................................................................... 5 Camp Pricing ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Policies and Procedures ..................................................................................................................... 6 Camp Description ................................................................................................................................... 9 Week 1: Marine Life ............................................................................................................................ 9 Week 2: Book Week ........................................................................................................................... 9 Week 3: Summer Games.................................................................................................................. 10 Week 4: Lights, Camper, Action! ...................................................................................................... 10 Afternoon Enrichment ....................................................................................................................... 11 Interns ............................................................................................................................................... 11 Lunch Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 11

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Campus Map

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Mission To educate students in a culture of care, love, and service. Each child is known, challenged, understood, and empowered to Kūlia i ka Nu‘u – Strive for the Highest.

Honoring our founder, Queen Emma Kaleleonālani, and with values deeply rooted in our Hawaiian and Episcopal heritage, St. Andrew’s Schools offers a personalized curriculum that inspires students to learn deeply, think critically and lead courageously.

Vision Our vision is to help children learn and grow – to be their personal best, engaged in the world and inspired to make it more humane and just.

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Adventure Camp General Information Welcome to St. Andrews Schools Summer Adventure Camp! We welcome all children grades kindergarten through 8 in our two camps – elementary and middle school.

St. Andrew’s Schools’ Summer Adventure Camp curriculum teaches STEAM subjects (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) through fun and exciting experiences for your child every day. Each week will explore a different STEAM subject and theme in a fun and engaging way.

In addition to daily activities, enrichment courses which include English and swimming lessons are available at an additional cost.

Daily Schedule 7–8 a.m.

8–9 a.m.

9–11 a.m.

11 a.m.–Noon Noon–2 p.m.

2–2:30 p.m.

2:30–3:30 p.m.

3:30–4 p.m.

4–5:30 p.m.

Arrival, free choice Introductions, Gym Game Activity rotations and lesson plans taught by staff Lunch and Recess Activity rotations, lesson plans, and activity reflections Snack Free choice Clean-up, Pick-up After care

Registration Registration begins February 2020. Please see the link below to register and pay for your classes.

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Register online only at standrews.campbrainregistration.com. Phone registrations will not be accepted.

Program

Summer Adventure Camp

Refund Policy $25 fee applies to all refunds and course changes

Registration Deadline Early Bird Discount (5%) May 15

50% refund if the school is notified at least two weeks prior to the student’s first scheduled day of attendance.

Registration accepted until July 27

Early Bird Payment must be made in full by the early bird dates for the discount to apply.

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Refund Policy A $25 processing fee applies to all refunds. Refund is based on the date when Extended Learning receives a written notice of cancellation from parents. No refunds the week of camp registered for.

Please allow 2–3 weeks to process refunds.

Camp Pricing Entering Grade

Price

Entering Grade

Price

One day

K–6

$100

7–8

$100

One week

K–6

$435

7–8

$275

Two weeks

K–6

$826.50

7–8

$550

Three weeks

K–6

$1175

7–8

$825

Four weeks

K–6

$1480

7–8

$1100

Early Camp Care 6–7 a.m.

K–6

$10 per day

After Camp Care 4–5:30 p.m.

K–6

$10 per day

English for beginners

K–6

$135 per week

Swimming at YWCA

K–6

$70 per week

Freshman Interns

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$100

Sophomore Interns

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$100

Camp Options

Policies and Procedures Check-in Parents or guardians must sign in their child(ren) with our staff in Ylang Ylang Courtyard. ● ● ● ●

Early Child Care begins at 6 a.m.

Children may arrive as early as 7 a.m. for Adventure Camp Children will go to their grade level groups or classes at 7:45 a.m.

All camp activities will begin at 9 a.m., so please be sure that your child arrives by then.

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Check-out Children can leave as late as 4:00 p.m. unless you have signed up for after camp care. Parents must sign their child out at pick up. Individuals other than parents need to be listed in Camp Brain on the child’s authorized pick-up. For safety reasons, parents and guardians must be prepared to show identification during the first few weeks of Adventure Camp while the staff becomes acquainted with everyone.

T-Shirts Summer Adventure Camp tuition includes one t-shirt per child, per week. Students are required to wear this t-shirt while attending camp. Additional t-shirts are available for purchase.

Kindergarten Schedule The Kindergarten group has an hour of rest time after lunch unless there is a scheduled field trip or planned activity. Kindergarten students should bring a blanket and a complete change of clothes (labeled and bagged) to the Summer Programs Office.

Enrichments St. Andrew’s reserves the right to cancel classes or sections and shift the child to another class or section if not enough students have registered for the class.

Food Service Lunch and afternoon snack are included in the camp registration fee. If your child has specific food needs (e.g. gluten-free, Paleo, vegetarian, etc.) you MUST provide your own food each day. Along with regular menu items, we will provide a salad bar or sandwiches as an option. Please be sure to pack a water bottle labeled with your child’s name.

Behavior Guidelines Bad behavior at camp will not be tolerated. We provide many fun activities each day, plenty of staff and lots of exercise to keep children busy, but if a child ruins the experience for the other children it will not be tolerated. Any child using profanity or bullying will have a conversation with our Director of Extended Learning Programs, Mrs. Alethia Donathan. If the behavior continues, we will discuss this with the parents and in extreme conditions will ask them not to return to camp.

After Camp Care (4–5:30 p.m.) and Late Pick-up Fee If your child is not enrolled in our after camp care program a late fee of $15.00 will be charged to the students account. Payment is due at the time of pick-up. The Adventure Camp coordinator or assistant with staff members will remain present until all students have been picked up by their parents.

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Camp Accreditation American Camp Association (ACA) accreditation means that your child’s camp cares enough to undergo a thorough peer review of its operation – from staff qualifications and training to emergency management. It means that we have solid policies, staff training and low staff to camper ratios to keep your child safe and happy at camp.

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Camp Description Week 1: Marine Life July 27–31 Campers will "dive deep" into knowledge of the beautiful, and sometimes strange, animals and wildlife that can be found in the ocean. We’ll sample nautical and animal-themed crafts all while learning about the ocean that surrounds our planet. Science, technology, arts and mathematics will all be explored the first week while we kick-off camp. We will also be learning about the history of Hawaiʻi and the impact we make on the ocean.

Monday July 27

Tuesday July 28

Wednesday July 29

Thursday July 30

Friday July 31

Hawaiian Lūʻau

Nautical Nonsense

Wacky Water Wednesday

Pirates & Princesses

Under the Sea

Welcome to Hawaiʻi!

We’re kicking off summer fun with our own lūʻau.

Aye, aye, captain!

Sailboat races and nautical games, crafts, and more!

All kids should bring a towel, swimsuit, extra clothes & sunscreen for our day of water fun.

Arr, mateys! Let’s make a treasure map, find princesses right here at Summer Adventure, and go on a scavenger hunt!

Taking a deeper look at the ocean around us and all the fun marine life that comes with it.

Week 2: Book Week August 3–7 Watch out, we have authors in training! Aside from exploring our favorite well-known authors and books, it’s important to remind children throughout the summer months that books are gateways to new worlds filled with interesting characters and stories. This week will offer children the chance to bring a new world and its characters to life. We’ll also explore different areas of literature – such as comic books, fantasy and nonfiction. Younger children can narrate or draw their stories connecting meaning to pictures and words and use their imagination all throughout the week.

Monday August 3

Tuesday August 4

Wednesday August 5

Thursday August 6

Friday August 7

Dr. Seuss

Comic Book Mania

Do you like green eggs & ham? Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, and more fun activities based via author, Dr. Seuss.

Are you Wonder Woman, Greg Heffley or Spiderman? The choice is yours. We’ll be creating our own comic books and celebrating superheroes and other comic book favorites.

Wacky Water Wednesday

Harry Potter: Chapter 1

Harry Potter: Chapter 2

All kids should bring a towel, swimsuit, extra clothes & sunscreen for our day of water fun.

What house are you in? We’ll sort you into your house and explore the magical wizarding world of Hogwarts at St. Andrew’s.

Day 2 of more magical themed activities AND a competition for the 2020 Summer Quidditch Cup.

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Week 3: Summer Games August 10–14 Campers will take to the field to play familiar sports and learn new ones. We’ll be teaching the rules of the games and the importance of good sportsmanship. Alongside the science behind getting active, students will be able to learn about different countries and cultures revolving around the real-time Summer Olympics.

Not only will we be outside during Summer Games, we’ll be using our hands to engineer our very own board games and learning the mathematics behind popular games (such as Monopoly and cards). By playing board and card games, children are encouraged to use their wits and strategy to outplay their opponents. Win, lose, or draw – the point is to have fun!

Monday August 10

Tuesday August 11

Wednesday August 12

Thursday August 13

Friday August 14

Track & Field Day

Ball Games!

Birdies and Bows

All the Rest!

Today we will introduce and try out the Track & Field events. We’ll also use our STEM principles for an egg drop and more.

We will learn all about the Olympic events with a ball – basketball, golf, handball & tennis.

Wacky Water Wednesday

There are many more events at the summer Olympics and today we’ll learn about the ones with birdies and bows!

Learn about rhythmic gymnastics, taekwondo, pentathlon and hockey this week as we finish our Olympic week!

All kids should bring a towel, swimsuit, extra clothes & sunscreen for our day of water fun.

Week 4: Lights, Camper, Action!

August 17–21 We will be exploring theatrical art! Whether the kids love taking center stage or prefer working behind the scenes, they’ll be able to do it all by exploring acting, setting up for a talent show, and even costume design.

Your child will create dramatic art throughout the week as well with crayons, paint, stamps, clay and more.

Popular movies and pop culture will be explored and used for inspiration.

Monday August 17

Tuesday August 18

Wednesday August 19

Thursday August 20

Minions and Gru

Star Wars

Props and Costumes!

We can learn a lot from the little helpful Minions – today we will play Minion games, make Minion crafts and have Minion fun!

The force is strong at Summer Adventure Camp! Learn how to be wise as Yoda and swift like a Jedi at Jedi Training Camp.

It’s a maker day – be ready to use your imagination to make some wonderful pros and costumes.

Summer Adventure’s Got Talent!

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Everyone’s a winner in our last week of camp. We’re rolling out the red carpet for a talent show.

Friday August 21

ADMISSIONS DAY HOLIDAY

Afternoon Enrichment Enrichment *For additional fee

Swimming at YWCA Beginning English Language Lessons

Time

Entering Grade

Price Per Week

Tuesday & Thursday 45-minute lessons

K–6

$70

1-hour lessons

K–2

$135

Interns Our internship class/program is a big part of our camp experience. Interns will learn professional development skills, communication skills, critical thinking and problem solving. Most of all, interns will learn to collaborate with others for the same goals.

FRESHMEN INTERNS: Freshmen interns will learn leadership skills from all staff. Freshman interns time at camp will be as a volunteer.

SOPHOMORE INTERNS: Sophomore interns will be a volunteer for half the day, learning many skills to use at camp. Sophomore interns will also work as an employee for 4 hours per day. All paychecks will be provided to interns on or about the 10th and 25th of each month.

Lunch Menu Friday

WEEK 1

Thursday

Kalua Pulled Pork Sandwich w/ cheese Fries Fresh Fruits

Cheese Quesadilla Beans White Rice Vegetable Choice

Chicken Nuggets BBQ Sauce Tater Tots Vegetable Choice

Fish Sticks w/ Tartar Sauce Baked Chips Fresh Fruits Dessert

Papa John’s Pizza Pepperoni or Cheese Fresh Fruits

WEEK 2

Wednesday

Nachos with fixings Beans, Cheese Fresh Fruits

Chicken Teriyaki Fried Rice Fresh Fruits Dessert

Macaroni and Cheese Garlic Bread Fruits & Veggies

Hot Dog Corn on the Cob Baked Chips

Papa John’s Pizza Pepperoni or Cheese Fresh Fruits

WEEK 3

Tuesday

Grilled Cheese Sandwich Baked Chips Fresh Fruits

Chicken Fingers Fries Vegetable Choice Fruit Choice

Chili Bowl w/ Cheese White Rice Vegetable Choice Fresh Fruits

Alfredo Penne Pasta, Chicken Garlic Bread Dessert

Papa John’s Pizza Pepperoni or Cheese Fresh Fruits

WEEK 4

Monday

Cheeseburger or Hamburger Tater Tots Vegetable Choice

Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Edamame Dessert

Mini Corn Dogs Corn on the Cob Fries

Soft-shell Chicken Tacos w/ fixings Tortilla chips w/ salsa

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