2017 St. Mary's Summer Resort Brochure

2017

SUMMER

RESORT Learning is Fun when Play is Educational

JIM COX

Dean of Students K-8 Summer Resort Director Camp Director jim.cox@smaa.org

SHELLY HARMON

NANCY QUSHAIR

Head of Early Education EEP Summer Resort Director EEP Camp Director shelly.harmon@smaa.org

Math Department Chair for Middle School Academic Prep Director nancy.qushair@smaa.org

REBECCA CLIFTON

Director of Extended Care/ Summer Camp Rebecca.farwig@smaa.org

WELCOME TO ST. MARY’S SUMMER RESORT ............................................................................ 3 EARLY EDUCATION CAMPS ................................................................................................................. 4 KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 5 DAY CAMP ................................................................................... 7 ACADEMIC PREP ....................................................................................................................................... 9 SPECIALTY CAMPS ................................................................................................................................ 11 ATHLETIC CAMPS ................................................................................................................................... 17 SUMMER RESORT CALENDAR ......................................................................................................... 18

ENROLLMENT & PAYMENT Thank you for enrolling your student(s) for St. Mary’s Summer Resort. We appreciate your registration and payment for your student’s classes. Please note that your student is not fully registered until full online payment has been submitted.

CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY St. Mary’s reserves the right to cancel or combine classes and camps based on enrollment. To request a refund, a written notice (email to summerresort@smaa.org) must be submitted at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the class or session.

Any changes after the expiration of the early bird discount will result in a loss of the early bird discount for that class.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT

www.smaa.org/summerresort TO ENROLL TODAY.

ST. MARY’S SCHOOL 949-448-9027 2

WELCOME TO ST. MARY’S SUMMER RESORT! ST. MARY’S SUMMER RESORT is dedicated to developing the whole child through inquiry-based exploration. Our unique program includes Academic Prep, Specialty Camps, Day Camp, and Athletic Camps all in an educational environment. Students will have the opportunity to meet new friends, try new things and make new memories while attending our Summer Resort.

ACADEMIC PREP

SPECIALTY CAMPS

Academic Prep provides grade level classes to keep students engaged in the learning process. The classes reinforce existing knowledge and introduce new concepts to prepare them for the start of school in the fall. Students will enhance their reading, writing and mathematics skills to build a stronger foundation for the next grade level.

Junior Kindergarten through Grade 8

Classes available.

June 26 – July 21 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Specialty Camps allow students to pursue a new interest or develop a passion in several areas. Camps in technology, science, cooking, language, and art provide an in depth experience into each area.

EEP Weekly Specialty Camps

Half Day (9:00am - 12:00 pm)

Kindergarten through Grade 8 Weekly Specialty Camps

Full (9:00 am – 4:00 pm)

Half Day (12:00 pm to 4:00 pm)

DAY CAMP

ATHLETIC CAMPS

Day Camp offers a wide range of activities from art and science, to crafts and games. Students build friendships in a safe, fun environment.

EEP Weekly Camps

Full Day (9:00am-4:00pm)

Half Day (9:00am-12:00pm)

Kindergarten through Grade 5 Weekly Camps

Full Day (9:00 am – 4:00 pm)

Half Day (12:00 pm to 4:00 pm)

Athletic Camps focus on ability, sportsmanship, and strategies of the game. Students have the opportunity to explore different sports, develop sport specific skills, and build team work. Our camps are a great way to exercise, meet new teammates, and prepare for the upcoming season.

Kindergarten through Grade 8,

weekly camps available.

Full (9:00 am – 4:00 pm) and Half Day

(12:00 pm to 4:00 pm) options

LUNCH IS INCLUDED The price of lunch is included in all 9:00 am to 4:00 pm full day camps and all 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm afternoon half day camps for EEP through Grade 8 students. There will be a daily lunch offered from our lunch provider Cater Tots.

Cater Tots prides itself on providing the healthiest meals with the freshest ingredients that appeal to children all over Southern California. With the help of their Registered Dietitian April Murray, meeting your child’s nutritional needs is at the forefront of what they do.

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EARLY EDUCATION DAY CAMPS 2 – 5 YEAR OLDS Young campers learn best in a hands-on, fun environment that keeps them learning, engaged and entertained. Our Early Education Program (EEP) Day Camp combines facilitated activities, arts & crafts, games, music & movement, special visitors and amazing on-site events. Each week is based on an age-appropriate weekly theme to keep the exciting adventure going all summer long!

DAY CAMP DATES

DAY CAMP HOURS

COSTS:

June 19 – August 18 Closed July 24 – July 28, July 3 & 4

9:00am – 4:00pm Full Day 9:00am – 12:00pm Half Day

Weekly Full Day $360 – includes lunch Weekly Half Day $200

Camps are offered weekly, Monday-Friday

EXTENDED HOURS 8:00am – 9:00am (morning) 4:00pm – 5:00 pm (evening)

Extended Morning Hour $25/week Extended Afternoon Hour $25/week

DAY CAMP 2017 DATES

THEME

ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS

Week 1 6/19-6/23 SUMMER KICK-OFF

Week 2 6/26-6/30 DOWN ON

THE FARM

Ice Cream in a Bag; Sensory Walk; Sun Catchers; Water Slide on Tuesday & Bubble Assembly on Thursday

Week 3 7/5-7/7 CARNIVAL

Bike Parade; Patriotic Parfaits; Face Painting; Balloon Races; Carnival on Wednesday & Water Slide on Thursday

Week 4 7/10-7/14 AT THE BEACH

Magnetic Fishing; Kite Making; Sand Bottle Creations; Sand Cup Snack; Waterslide on Tuesday & Musician and Luau Party on Thursday

Week 5 7/17-7/21

Making Maps; Treasure Hunt; Sink and Float, Pirate Obstacle Course; Water Slide on Tuesday & Storyteller on Thursday

PIRATES & PRINCESSES

7/24-7/28

VACATION

Making Butter; Pretend Milking a Cow; Egg Experiment; Water Slide on Tuesday & Petting Zoo on Wednesday

School Closed-Summer Break

Week 6 7/31-8/4 SPACE

Moon Walk; Galactic Slime; Stomp Rockets; Build a Rocket Snack; Water Slide on Tuesday & Bounce House on Thursday

Week 7 8/7-8/11

CAMPING IN THE WILD WEST

Building Tents; S’mores; Making Binoculars; Panning for Gold; Water Slide on Tuesday & Pony Rides on Thursday

Week 8 8/14-8/18 DINOSAURS

Dinosaur Dig; Making Clay Fossils; Erupting Volcanos, Fossil Cookies; Water Slide on Tuesday & Reptile Show on Friday

Day Campers will participate in water play, weather permitting Day Campers will participate in on-site field trips 4

EARLY EDUCATION ACADEMIC PREP JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN ACADEMIC PREP 4 years old by September 1, 2017 Dates: Four Week Session, June 26 – July 21 Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm Cost: $850 Closed July 3 & 4 In preparation for the coming school year, rising Junior Kindergarten students are invited to participate in a unique three hour summer school unit of inquiry. Junior Kindergarten students will participate in “Play with a Purpose” as they focus on the skills vital to success in the next school year; including social and emotional development, language and literacy, cognitive development and motor skills.

Each day begins with a warm welcome and large group activities. The children learn routines and explore purposeful play in classroom centers. Additionally, students will engage in small group, hand-on activities and games while learning early literacy and math concepts. Our Get Set For School Handwriting curriculum will be implemented and practiced daily through a multisensory approach.

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS EXTENDED MORNING HOUR Time: 8:00 – 9:00 Cost: $25/week

AFTERNOON DAY CAMP, ADD-ON Dates: Weekly, June 26 – July 21 Time: 12:00 – 4:00pm Cost: $185 – includes lunch

Academic Prep students will participate in water play, weather permitting.

Academic Prep students will participate in some on-site field trips.

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EXTENDED AFTERNOON HOUR Time: 4:00 – 5:00 Cost: $25/week

EARLY EDUCATION SPECIALTY CAMPS WEEK 1

WEEKS 6, 8

WEEKS 6, 7, 8

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW

STEAM

“LITTLE ACES” BEGINNER JUNIOR TENNIS

3-5 year olds Enjoy a week of nature, art and exploring. The outdoors is the perfect setting to learn, play and grow. In our EEP garden, students will have a chance to explore the wonderful world of nature through hands-on activities, observation and reflection.”

Teacher: Mrs. Yelena Johnson Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $225

WEEKS 2, 4, 5 COOK UP A GOOD BOOK

3-5 year olds Do your children love reading food inspired books like Green Eggs and Ham, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, and If You Give a Mouse a Cookie? This amazing new cooking class incorporates cooking lessons based off of the most loved food inspired children’s books. Join us each week as we read stories that will stir up excitement to cook some fun, delicious, and creative foods. We will be learning in a safe, hands-on environment about cooking tools, measuring, following recipes, cooking and playing some fun culinary motivated games with our friends. Different curriculum weekly.

Teacher: Mrs. Higgins Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $225

WEEK 6

3-5 year olds STEAM is all around us! Children will be able to explore, observe, ask questions and make predictions with everyday items such as: crayons, pasta noodles and toothpicks! Children will be able to put their ideas into action, reflect on them and then figure out how to take their idea up another notch to invite even more questioning, exploration and hypothesizing. Through observations and hands-on experiences, they will find there is always another way to create their own innovative ideas.

Teacher: Christina Dodson Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $225

WEEKS 7, 8

3-5 year olds Come join us in one or all three fun filled weeks of tennis. Students will be introduced to this wonderful life long sport that will help children work on hand eye coordination as well as body control and stroke technique. Students will also have the opportunity to play a variety of fun and interactive tennis games that will promote balance and body control, agility, strength, as well as social skills.

Teacher: Yelena Johnson - Former #1 singles and doubles for Division 1 collegiate University - 10+ years of experience coaching youth tennis Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $225

ESPAÑOL PARA MIS AMIGOS

WEEKS 7, 8

3-5 year olds By combining active speaking and listening with meaningful activities such as storytelling, songs, games, experiments, arts and crafts, your camper will be learning Spanish in a fun and interactive way. We will be supporting the child’s learning with body language and contextualized language as well. This is going to be a dynamic experience that your child is going to enjoy and remember.

Teacher: Mrs. Boyd Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $225

UNDER THE SEA

3-5 year olds Dive into this Specialty Camp and explore the ocean and creatures that call it their home. Campers will engage in unique, hands-on experiences involving science experiments, sensory projects, art and songs. Our youngest oceanographers will develop a love and respect for what covers more than 70% of the surface of our planet.

Teacher: Ms. Karen Johnson Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $225

¡BIENVENIDO A LA CLASE DE ESPAÑOL!

3-5 year olds Children will get a jumpstart on Spanish by being introduced to basic vocabulary such as colors, numbers, shapes, and more! We will read stories, sing songs and learn about the culture in Spanish speaking countries.

Teacher: Ms. Olsen Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $225

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS EXTENDED MORNING HOUR Time: 8:00 – 9:00 Cost: $25/week

AFTERNOON DAY CAMP, ADD-ON Dates: Weekly Time: 12:00 – 4:00pm Cost: $185 – includes lunch

Academic Prep students will participate in water play, weather permitting.

Academic Prep students will participate in some on-site field trips.

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EXTENDED AFTERNOON HOUR Time: 4:00 – 5:00 Cost: $25/week

KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 5 DAY CAMP THE ST. MARY’S KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 5 DAY CAMP features a number of fun activities and trips filled with enrichment and entertainment. Students have the opportunity to relax, hang out with friends and participate in exciting activities as they unwind and enjoy their summer days. This one-of-a-kind class enables students to participate in a wide range of hands on learning, games and crafts that will spark your child’s imagination. The St. Mary’s Summer Resort day camp offers fun, educational and unique activities that are sure to enrich your child’s summer and create lasting memories for years to come. In Day Camp every day is a new adventure!

WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS MONDAY

Participate in special dress days. Be sure to check the schedule for the theme of the day!

TUESDAY

Bring your swimsuits, towel, and sunscreen. Cool off with summer water activities such as water bounce house, water relays, fire bucket brigade, balloon toss, and many DAY CAMP DATES: June 19- August 18 more games to splash and play.

Closed July 24 – July 28, July 3&4

DAY CAMP HOURS: 9:00 am-4:00 pm (Full Day)

12:00 pm-4:00pm (Half Day) EXTENDED HOURS: 8:00-9:00 am (morning)

4:00-5:00 pm (evening) COSTS: Weekly Full Day $360 - includes lunch

PM Weekly Half Day $235 - includes lunch

AM Weekly Half Day $200

Extended Morning Hour $25/week

Extended Afternoon Hour $25/week

WEDNESDAY

Wear your Summer Resort t-shirt for afternoon off-campus field trips to Aquarium of the Pacific, Discovery Cube, Big Air Trampoline, Adventure Playground, the movies and more!

THURSDAY

Students can participate in large group activities during lunch recess such as baseball, soccer, sharks and minnows, pillow polo and other exciting games.

FRIDAYS

Enjoy an All-American BBQ lunch; burgers, hot dogs and lemonade with music and classic picnic games. Students can participate in potato sack races, zip ball, carry the water egg on a spoon relays, giant bowling, jump the river and more.

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K-5 DAY CAMP ACTIVITIES JUNE

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

WEEK 1

Snow Cone Making 19 T-Ball Crazy Sock Day

20 Splash Ball Toss Water Bounce Slide

Movies Aliso Town Center

WEEK 2

Stack Attack 26 Treasure Hunt Jersey Day

27 Water Targets Water Bounce Slide

19 - 23

26 - 30

THURSDAY 21

FRIDAY

Giant Art Canvas I Spy Relay

22

BBQ Movie

29 Water Color Painting Kickball

BBQ Movie

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

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8 Battleship Tie-Dye Shirt Making

BBQ Movie

12 Tony Pepperoni’s & Adventure Playground

13 Scooter Relays Playdough Sculpting

BBQ Movie

Big Air

28

23

30

JULY

WEEK 3 5-7

MONDAY OFF

TUESDAY 5

WEDNESDAY 6

OFF

WEEK 4

10 Gaga Ball Werewolf Hunter Tacky Dress Day

11 Water Battleship Water Bounce Slide

WEEK 5

17 Soccer 3D City Crazy Hair Day

18 Drip Drip Splash Water Bounce Slide

10 - 14

17 - 21

Carnival

Roller Skating

19

Balloon Pop Up Bead Jewelry

20

BBQ Movie

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14

21

SUMMER BREAK 24 - 28

AUGUST

WEEK 6

July 31 - August 4

WEEK 7 7 - 11

WEEK 8 14 - 18

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Foosball Tourney 31 Scavenger Hunt Holiday Day

Splash Ball Tag Water Bounce Slide

MarioKart Tourney 7 Straw Art Pajama Day

Water Relays Water Bounce Slide

WEDNESDAY 1

OceanQuest Explore Ocean

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Aquarium of The Pacific

15 14 Bee Craft Water Balloon Extravaganza Magic Maze Water Bounce Slide Blast from the Past Dress

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Discovery Cube

THURSDAY 2

9

16

Foil Painting Pizza Making Hula Hut Smash Ice Cream Making

FRIDAY 3

10

17 Cookie Baking Just Dance Tourney

BBQ Movie BBQ Movie BBQ Movie

4

11

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ACADEMIC PREP GRADE 2 PREP Students will enjoy a variety of reading opportunities while engaging in literacy centers. Students will also participate in small, differentiated guided reading groups to build their sight word vocabulary, increase word solving skills and fluency, in addition to sharpening their comprehension skills at their individual instructional level.

GRADES K-5 (Lower School) Dates: 4 Week session, June 26-July 21 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Cost: $750

KINDERGARTEN PREP gives students a chance to explore in a safe, challenging and joyful learning environment.

The children develop a sense of belonging and create friendships that eases the transition to Kindergarten in the fall. The children also learn classroom routines and explore recess games.

Through the use of Handwriting Without Tears, incoming Grade 2 students will continue to practice proper letter formation. During Writer’s Workshop, students will have the opportunity to compose, revise, illustrate and share their individual, original stories.

Literacy activities include engaging, hands-on activities for students to practice letter identification and letter sounds.

Guided reading involves small, differentiated groupings of students to support the development of effective reading strategies.

Students will engage in hands-on, differentiated math centers, focusing on the automaticity of basic addition and subtraction facts, real world word problems, time, and money. Students will work at their individual levels, while interacting with others through instructional games and centers. Everyday Math concepts will be reviewed during the lessons.

Using our Handwriting Without Tears curriculum, the students practice letter formation. Through a Writer’s Workshop, the students become authors and learn to put their ideas on paper with pictures and words.

GRADE 3 PREP Summer reading will focus on small, differentiated guided reading groups, concentrating on developing individual skills and strategies to improve comprehension, fluency and inference. The students will also read a class novel to explore the elements of character, setting and plot and further expand their vocabulary, prediction and summarizing skills. Students will experience reading different genres including poetry, plays, fiction and non-fiction.

The Everyday Math program offers students an opportunity to participate in hands-on, differentiated activities focusing on recognizing, counting and writing numbers, number relationships, patterning, graphs and simple story problems.

The writing program will stimulate the student’s imagination and develop their organization, sentence fluency and word choice through the Lucy Calkins writing program. Students will be taught how to include sensory details, incorporate exciting word choice, elaborate and strengthen their writing voice. Conventional grammar will be taught with the rules of punctuation and verb tense, in addition to high frequency spelling words and cursive handwriting.

GRADE 1 PREP Students will participate in small,

differentiated guided reading groups focused on increasing decoding, fluency, and comprehension skills. Students will build their sight word vocabulary with daily practice, review, and reinforcement.

Students will practice appropriate letter formation through the use of Handwriting Without Tears. During Writer’s Workshop, students will have the opportunity to explore and create various types of writing including narrative, informational, and opinion. In addition, students will learn vital grammar skills to strengthen their writing. Students will be encouraged to share their writing with the class and strengthen public speaking skills.

Within the math program students will be taught differentiated mathematical concepts with addition, subtraction, multiplication, measurement, geometry, place value, and fractions through the Everyday Mathematics program. These concepts will be reinforced through interactive, cooperative math games and manipulatives. Computation strategies will be taught to reinforce addition, subtraction and multiplication facts.

During math, students will engage in hands-on, differentiated math centers to reinforce and build upon their growing knowledge of math concepts. Students will explore addition and subtraction, patterns, measurement, time, and money.

Each week of first grade academic prep is themed to align with the IB units covered in first grade. Technology will be consistently integrated to help differentiate and enhance students’ ability levels in reading, writing, and math.

GRADE 4 PREP Students will participate in small, differentiated guided reading groups. Students will learn critical reading strategies that will increase skills in comprehension, accuracy, and fluency at their individual instructional levels. As a class, we will discuss character development, sequence of events, and author’s message in literature.

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ACADEMIC PREP In writing, the students will have the opportunity to awaken their creative juices, sharpen their writing skills, and explore the writing process using a Writer’s Workshop model. Students will produce narrative, informational and persuasive pieces, and have the opportunity to revise their writing based on reflection, teacher conferences, and peer input.

numbers, fractions, and decimals. They will also review converting fractions to decimals, and fraction/decimal/ percent conversions. Students will explore the fundamentals of algebra by solving one step equations, and learn how to evaluate numerical and algebraic expressions using the order of operations. There will be time to focus on problems and concepts in the Grade 6 summer math packet in order to prepare for the upcoming school year.

During math, students will engage in differentiated math activities using math manipulatives and interactive games.

They will practice automaticity of basic math facts, place value, fractions, equations and variables. They will build upon their already growing understanding of multiplication and division and apply it in real world contexts. The students will also become familiar with digital resources that reinforce mathematical concepts and review critical skills.

PRE-ALGEBRA PREP, GRADE 6-7 will be a

four-week course for incoming 7th and 8th grade Algebra students who have tested into the course. During this fourweek span, students will review concepts from the previous year, and will become familiar with some of the major algebraic concepts in order to prepare for the upcoming school year.

Students will work with exponents, order of operations, the distributive property, factoring, and percentages. They will solve two and multi-step equations, inequalities, and evaluate algebraic expressions. There will be time to focus on problems and concepts in the Algebra summer math packet in order to prepare for the upcoming school year.

GRADE 5 PREP Students will participate in small guided reading groups designed to meet the student at their individual instructional level. Students will practice a variety of reading strategies that will increase skills in comprehension, accuracy, and fluency.

ACADEMIC PREP FOR LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, GRADE 6-8 Students entering Grade 6

Students will have the opportunity to awaken their creative juices, sharpen their writing skills, and explore the writing process using Lucy Calkins. Students will continue to cultivate their ideas, voice, sentence fluency, organization, word choice, and conventions as they craft a narrative, “I Come from Poems,” expository pieces, and a camp newspaper. They will have opportunities to reflect on their writing with the teacher and their peers.

will read one novel together this summer. We will annotate the book, and maintain a journal to analyze plot, setting, characters and themes. They will practice using quotes from the text to support claims in short response-to-literature essays. Students will build on their knowledge of language mechanics through practice with an online program. The MLA format, used throughout Middle School, will be presented and followed. This course provides excellent preparation and reinforcement for the rigorous reading and writing requirements at St. Mary’s.

Incoming Grade 5 students will engage in differentiated math activities using manipulatives and interactive games from the Everyday Math series and Singapore Math (Primary Mathematics). Finally, partial numbers will be explored as the students work with fractions, decimals, multiplication algorithms, long division algorithm, and percents.

Students entering grades 7 or 8 will read short fiction as well as non-fiction selections. We will annotate the texts, and maintain a journal to analyze characterization, setting, mood and themes. They will use quotes from the text to support claims and identify the author’s purpose. Figurative language such as metaphor, simile and personification will also be explored.

Students will build on their knowledge of language mechanics through practice with an online program. The MLA format, used throughout Middle School, will be reviewed and followed. This course provides excellent preparation and reinforcement for the rigorous reading and writing requirements at St. Mary’s. algorithm, geometry, divisibility rules, and percents.

GRADES 6-8 (Middle School) Dates: 4 Week session, June 26-July 21

Middle School students should select the appropriate math class based upon their math level for the next school year. Language and Literature class placement will be done according to grade level.

MATH PREP, GRADE 6 Math summer school, will

be a four- week course for incoming grade 6 students who have tested into the program. During this four-week span, students will review concepts from the previous year, and will be introduced to some of the topics covered in Grade 6 math. Students will work on solving problems that involve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole

Students will also have the opportunity to relearn cursive, a lost art through Handwriting Without Tears. They will learn the stroke orders and proper letter formations that is geared towards all students. It does not matter if you’re a righty or a lefty!

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SPECIALTY CAMPS WEEK 1 JUNE 19-23 “ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE” - ACTING FOR THE STAGE

Grades 5-8 This course enlarges the student’s understanding of “performance” in a playful, encouraging, collaborative atmosphere. Because actor training is also life training, students can expect to find new, deeper connections to others and their own creativity, unlocking profound layers of empathy through character exploration. Thus, particular emphasis will be given to expanding the imagination, supporting classmates’ growth, and collaborating effectively.

Students will perform a range of works from classical Shakespeare to the more contemporary Samuel Beckett and fully grasp stage presence in a dynamic manner.

Teacher: Ali Sepasyar Dates: Week 1 – June 19 - 23 Times: 9 am – 4 pm Cost: $385 – includes lunch

SIMPLY SENSATIONAL SCULPTURE

Grades 1-8 Students will unleash their inner ability to model creatively, exploring the fascinating world of sculpture while learning about techniques employed in the Ancient World and discovering the contemporary inventions of Claes Oldenburg, Dale Chihuly, and Alexander Calder. They will have the opportunity to experiment with many mediums, producing a variety of sculptures including small mixed-media figures; relief-style friezes; mixed-media masks; wire mobiles; pieces imitating glass artist Chihuly; and works inspired by the trendy soft sculptures of Oldenburg!

Teacher: Roxanne Kane Dates: Week 1 – June 19 - 23 Times: 9 am – 4 pm Cost: $385 – includes lunch

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“MASTER BUILDERS WANTED” LEGO® ROBOTICS

Grades 1-3 Interested in learning about LEGO® Robotics? Join us this summer to learn the basics of using the LEGO® WeDo® robot. Students will be given the opportunity to build different types of autonomous robots. They will be taught how to program the robots to move, talk, and carry out tasks. Students will work together to accomplish many different goals, all while operating under the FIRST LEGO® League’s signature set of Core Values.

Teacher: Kristen Gilhooley Dates: Week 1 – June 19-23 Time: 9 am - 4 pm Cost: $385 – includes lunch

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN “BUONO MANGIA” ITALIAN CHEF SERIES

Grades 1-8 Mangiamo! Let’s Eat! During this fun and interactive one week program, students will cook and satisfy their taste buds with Italian cuisine. We will learn to cook Italian meals including pasta with homemade sauce, pizza, meatballs, biscotti, tiramisu and more! This course will encourage a love for the Italian language, culture and food. On the last day, family and friends will be invited to join our Ristorante Santa Maria and enjoy what we made. Buon Appetito!

Teacher: Ludivine Forte Dates: Week 1 – June 19-23 Time: 9 am - 4 pm Cost: $ 385 – includes lunch

ST. MARY’S SUMMER STRING ORCHESTRA

Grades 6-8 Students will build on skills and techniques learned in their first year or second year and advance their playing through a fun and challenging orchestra repertoire. Other class activities include learning music theory, music history, and note reading through fun activities.

Students will need to bring their own instruments.

Teacher: Miller Dates: Week 1 – June 19-23 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

WEEK 2 JUNE 26 - JUNE 30 “FROM CELLS TO SYSTEMS” - HUMAN BIOLOGY

Grades 5-8 How does your body work? Learn about structures of the human body that are related to their functions in their biological systems. This course includes the study of the various systems in the body. Such systems include the circulatory, immune, skeletal and respiratory systems, among several others. We will explore On Pins and Needles, What’s in Energy Drinks, The Link between Air Pollution and Asthma, Making Clean Water and The Science of Jet Lag. We will also explore the positive effects of exercise and a healthy diet on our body systems.

Teacher: Leila Volkmann Dates: Week 2 - June 26-30 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

“PICTURE THIS” IPAD PHOTOGRAPHY

Grades 1-8 Students will learn the basics of digital photography including composition, lighting, landscapes, and portraits using an iPad’s camera. The students will also learn how to edit, print, and frame their photos for presentation. At the end of the week, the students will display their portfolio of their best work in a gallery for friends and family.

Teacher: Kendall Dowd Dates: Week 2 – June 26 -30 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

PAINTING ON PANELS!

Grades 1-8 Students will focus on traditional painting methods and their contemporary application including tempera (egg tempera was the predominant method used in the Renaissance and pre-sixteenth century) from early Renaissance Siena and acrylics (a schoolsafe alternative to oil paint which came to be in use later on in Renaissance Venice). Small wood panels coated with traditional gesso ground and canvas panels will be used. Students will learn about the ways that artists combined dry pigments with beeswax, egg, milk (casein)or oil in order to create mediums prior to the relatively recent (circa 1840) invention of paint in tubes.

Using various exercises, technical proficiency will be encouraged through simplified techniques employed in master paintings, promoting a deeper understanding of color, composition and construction of a pictorial space, and through creation of original work from observed reality using the same methods. Students will come to understand the history of painting, while crafting their own pieces inspired by great artists!

Teacher: Roxanne Kane Dates: Week 2 – June 26-30 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

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“COOKIES, CUPCAKES, AND BROWNIES, OH MY!” BAKING CHEFS

Grades 1-8 This fun and exciting baking course offers an opportunity to be creative and develop skills in the kitchen. We will bake all sorts of cookies, brownies, banana bread, pies and breads while learning measurement, kitchen protocol and how to follow recipes!

Teacher: Madame Forte Dates: Week 2 – June 26-30 Time: 9 am - 4 pm • Cost: $385 or 12pm - 4pm • Cost:$260 – includes lunch

“INTO THE DEEP” OCEANOGRAPHY

Grades 1-3 Dive into this summer program and explore the wonders of the ocean.

Students will answer their own inquiries about the ocean as we conduct experiments to answer questions such as “how does coral grow and get so big?” and “why do some ocean creatures glow?” Students will have the opportunity to not only research ways in which we can keep our beaches and oceans clean, but will put their research to action and will participate in experiments related to water filtration. This one week course will also allow students to express their creative side as we act out different ocean animal behaviors and turn the classroom into a week of underwater fun.

Teacher: Linda Wesley Dates: Week 2 – June 26-30 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

”SOMETHING’S IN THE AIR” - DRONE ACADEMY

Grades 3-6 Students will get the opportunity to learn basic programming skills and test those skills with flying quadcopter drones. Students will also be challenged to come up with uses for drones to help their community.

Teacher: Kari Greenfield Dates: Week 2 – June 26-30 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

SPECIALTY CAMPS WEEK 3 JULY 5-7 “LIGHTS, CAMERAS, ACTION!” - ACTING FOR TELEVISION

Grades 5-8 Have you ever wanted to star in a Movie or TV show? This class will teach students the essential techniques of acting for film. Concentrating on auditioning, commercial acting techniques, character development, comedic and dramatic scene study. This will be accomplished through performing scenes and exercises that will explore the fundamentals of good acting, learn practicable on-camera technique, and acquire a basic, realistic understanding of the film and television industry.

Teacher: Ali Sepasyar Dates: Week 3 – July 5-7 Time: 12pm - 4pm Cost: $160 – includes lunch

LEGO® ROBOTICS

Grades 5-8 Curious about FIRST LEGO League Robotics? Join us this summer to learn more about what it takes to work together to build and control robots.

Student teams will build, test, and program an autonomous robot using LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT to solve a set of missions as well as research, develop, and share their innovative solutions. Throughout their experience, teams will operate under FIRST LEGO Leagus’s signature set of Core Values.

Teacher: Linda Wesley Dates: Week 3 – July 5-7 Time: 12pm - 4pm Cost: $160 – includes lunch

BONJOUR LES PETITS AMIS

Grades 1-8 Students will learn the basics of the French language, such as colors, numbers, alphabet, food, animals, and greetings. They will do so in a fun environment by playing games, singing, coloring and skits! Voila!

Teacher: Madame Forte Dates: Week 3 – July 5-7 Time: 12pm - 4pm Cost: $160 – includes lunch

FUNDAMENTALS OF ESPANOL!

Grades K-4 Come join us for a fun week of singing, food, games, and crafts in Spanish!

Learn basic vocabulary and concepts of beginning level Español through play and hands-on activities. This introduction to Spanish is an easy, fun way to try out Spanish for the first time or get a head start on your new Spanish classes you’ll be taking in the fall. Parents will join us on Friday for a special “fiesta” celebration planned and presented by the students.

Teacher: Senora Bennett Dates: Week 3 – July 5-7 Time: 12pm - 4pm Cost: $160 – includes lunch

FUNDAMENTALS OF ESPANOL!

Grades 5-8 Learn new words in Spanish and review basic concepts of this beautiful language as we explore the culture and diversity of Spanish-speaking countries. We will end our adventure with “una fiesta,” a special party planned by students that you won’t want to miss.

Teacher: Senor Valdez Dates: Week 3 – July 5-7 Time: 12pm - 4pm Cost: $160 – includes lunch

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WEEK 4 JULY 10-14 ”THE GAME CREATORS” VIDEO GAME DESIGN

Grades 3-6 Do you love video games? Have you ever wished that there was a video game that hasn’t ever been made? Here’s your chance to design your very own 2D video game. Students will use Bloxel to design their own video games that can be played on mobile devices. Bloxels is a hands-on platform for kids to create and collaborate to create their own games.

Teacher: Cody Barrett Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

DRAWING TO SEE

Grades 1-8 Observe the world more deeply by drawing what you see! Learn skills, experimenting with a variety of devices, to draw what you see in the natural and built environment. Explore the roots of drawing (including cave drawings and drawings of masters such as Fra Angelico, Raphael, Da Vinci, Van Gogh and Matisse) and its changing and enduring function. In response to observation of the visual material presented, students will work with a variety of early techniques and media as well as experimental materials and processes, creating sketches and studies for more finished works, and expanding upon doodles to produce pieces with a conceptual framework. Participants will experiment with erasing, tearing, reassembling, and combining media and techniques, coming to understand that each drawing material has a unique identity and response to the individual’s motive and action!

Teacher: Roxanne Kane Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

JUST DANCE!

Grades K-3 Come and join us as we dance a week away! This class will expose students to simple lyrical, hip hop, and jazz dance techniques. Students will learn how to express themselves through dance and learn simple choreography. At the end of the week the students will perform three dances that they have learned.

Teacher: Lauren Sterner Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

”GET YOUR CRAFT ON” KIDS KRAFT

Grades 1-8 Complete the summer camp experience with fun camp crafts for the kids. Fill your long summer days with neat crafts that make for summer keepsakes, cool beach gear, and more… We will be using a variety of supplies like rainbow looms, duct tape, original friendship bracelets, jewelry making kits etc. The kids will be able to create fun and fashionable items to take home.

Teacher: Amy Hoffman Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

KID IN THE KITCHEN “BON APPETIT” - FRENCH CHEF SERIES

Grades 1-8 During this fun and interactive week-long program, students will learn to cook tasty French dishes, such as quiche, crêpes, French toast, croque-monsieur, ratatouille, sandwiches with French baguettes and more. On the last day, family and friends will come to our little café and enjoy what we made. Bon appétit!

Teacher: Madame Forte Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 9 am - 4 pm • Cost: $385 or 12 pm - 4 pm • Cost: $260 – includes lunch

”A LITTLE DIRT DOESN’T HURT” - FALL GARDENING Grades 5-8 Design a garden on the school’s campus and plant ornamental sunflower and pumpkin seeds to be harvested in the fall. Learn the importance of having good soil and how to prepare it for planting. Students will learn about seed propagation, the proper care of seedlings, and how to care for newly transplanted plants. Learn about the importance of pollinators and how to attract butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators to the garden. Students will observe the growth of these plants and care for them. They will pick the sunflowers to beautify our campus and harvest the pumpkins to be carved in EEP for Halloween.

Teacher: Leila Volkmann Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

KARATE

Grades K-4 Teamwork, listening response games, character development, confidence and self-control are all part of our funfilled Karate camp. The camp includes agility and movement development, self-defense strategies and tactics, awareness and safety training. Campers will have fun in this fast-paced and high energy camp.

Teacher: Master Lockhart Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

JUNIOR MODEL UNITED NATIONS

Grades 3-5 Model United Nations is a powerful experience for our young people to come together to listen, negotiate, and collaborate and then offer solutions to some of our planet’s most pressing problems. As an International Baccalaureate (I.B.) World School, MUN is an important step toward achieving our vision of educating tomorrow’s and today’s global leaders.

Camp participants will serve as delegates as we hold a session of the United Nations. Delegates will learn about the United Nations, discuss important current events and learn important communication tools such as how to do research, listen to others and to share their “voice”. During the week, students will participate in an engaging simulation about an important current event and become a delegate from their country of choice to the United Nations. The week will culminate with a simulation activity of the United Nations and a global festival and food banquet. Participation in the Summer Camp MUN will prepare students for participation in MUN conferences during the academic year at other schools and for future high school participation.

Global topics under discussion: Prevention of the Spread of Nuclear Weapons, Whaling ,Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Philippines Typhoon Recovery, Colonization of Space and Protection of Children.

Teacher: Vince Fragasso Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

SUMMER BAND CAMP

Grades 6-8 This camp provides an opportunity to have fun playing your woodwind, brass or percussion instruments. Students will learn new skills and techniques to take their playing to the next level.

Other fun class activities will support acquisition of music theory, note-reading skills, and music history appreciation.

Students will need to bring their own instruments.

Teacher: Miller Dates: Week 4 – July 10-14 Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

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SPECIALTY CAMPS WEEK 5 JULY 17-21 KIDS IN THE KITCHEN “MORE THAN THE WHOLE ENCHILADA” - MEXICAN CHEF SERIES

Grades 1 -8 iDelicioso! Come join us as we head to the kitchen for a delicious exploration of tasty dishes from south of the border!

Students will sharpen their culinary and language skills as they cook, bake and eat a variety of foods from Central and South America while practicing and learning Spanish. Hands-on activities and daily cooking classes in Spanish make this a fun and tasty way to learn more Spanish and improve fluency. On Friday, parents are invited to join us for a special celebration to sample some of the students culinary masterpieces.

Teacher: Senor Valdez Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Time: 9 am - 4 pm • Cost: $385 or 12 pm - 4 pm • Cost: $260 – includes lunch

METAL ART THROUGH ELECTRO-ETCHING

Grades 4-8 Learn the technique of electro-etching.

Explore how chemical reactions, catalyzed by electricity, can be used to create beautiful and unique metal artifacts.

In this course, students will investigate the science behind voltaic cells and their application to the art of metal etching.

Participants will create their own galvanic cell using simple materials and use them to create jewelry and metal artifacts like ornaments, pendants, earrings, keychains, and bookmarks. One-of-akind pieces will be created from copper, brass, bronze, and aluminum.

The electro-etching technique has been used for over a century in both industrial and artistic pursuits. The safe and environmentally responsible process requires little energy and no hazardous chemicals.

Come explore one of the many connections between art and science!

Teacher: Lisa Liotta Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

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”PLEN AIR MASTERS” - IMPRESSIONIST PAINTING

Grades 1-8 Learn to paint in the style of the Impressionist movement which was introduced in the late 19th century

by Claude Monet. Students will use paint to create one of a kind art pieces!

Students will creatively document their observations of the outdoors and local landscape. Students will learn about the role of perspective points and color theory. All student art work will be completed on a variety of medium to large canvas sizes.

Teacher: Breeann Graham Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Time: 9 am - 4 pm • Cost: $385 or 12 pm - 4 pm • Cost: $260 – includes lunch

”LIFE UNDER A MICROSCOPE” MICROBIOLOGY

Grades 5-8 Here’s your chance to be an amateur microbiologist. Learn about microscopic creatures you cannot see with your naked eye. You will find out whether whole milk spoils at the same rate as two percent and skim milk. We will explore “Yeast on the Rise” and make and bake our own bread. Did you know that a bacteria naturally present on cabbage can change it into the common, fermented food called sauerkraut? We will also collect water from Aliso Creek and observe microscopic organisms present in our local creek.

Teacher: Leila Volkmann Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

ART EXPLORATIONS AND INVESTIGATIONS

Grades 1–8 At any given moment, no matter where we are in the world, there are many things around us worth documenting in interesting and creative ways. Do you like to draw, write, doodle and experiment?

How about completing strange tasks and exercising your imagination? Students will engage in activities that merge art and science through investigations, unique documentation, and unusual art materials.

Teacher: Maren Galarpe Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Time: 9 am - 4 pm • Cost: $385 or 12 pm - 4 pm • Cost: $260 – includes lunch

MINECRAFTING THROUGH THE ANCIENT WORLD

Grades 4-8 Journey through time as we explore the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, Greece, and Rome. Study how ancient humans adapted the environment to suit their needs and contributed to the inspiration for the structures that they built. We will be using the Minecraft program and its complimentary MCEdit to recreate each of these worlds with their distinct environmental as well as human made features.

Teacher: Marco Camargo Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Time: 9 am - 4 pm • Cost: $385 or 12 pm - 4 pm • Cost: $260 – includes lunch

”WHAT’S YOUR STORY?” - CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP

Grades 5-8 In this week-long creative writing workshop, students will read and engage with a short story using various cognitive strategies, such as visualization and prediction. They will enjoy a variety of writing and artistic activities along the way, and will ultimately produce their own short story to take home at the end of the week.

Teacher: Madlen Hulme Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

MODEL UNITED NATIONS Grades 6-8

Model United Nations is a powerful experience for our young people to come together to listen, negotiate, and collaborate and then offer solutions to some of our planet’s most pressing problems. As an International Baccalaureate (I.B.) World School, MUN is an important step toward achieving our vision of educating tomorrow’s and today’s global leaders. Camp participants will serve as delegates as we hold a session of the United Nations. Delegates will learn about the United Nations, discuss important current events and learn important communication tools such as how to do research, listen to others and to share their “voice”. During the week, students will participate in an engaging simulation about an important current event and become a delegate from their country of choice to the United Nations. The week will culminate with a simulation activity of the United Nations and a global festival and food banquet. Participation in the Summer Camp MUN will prepare students for participation in MUN conferences during the academic year at other schools and for future high school participation.

Global topics under discussion: Prevention of the Spread of Nuclear Weapons, Whaling, Rights of Indigenous Peoples Philippines Typhoon Recovery, Colonization of Space and Protection of Children.

Teacher: Vince Fragasso Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Time: 9 am - 4 pm • Cost: $385 or 12 pm - 4 pm • Cost: $260 – includes lunch

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MINECRAFTING JUNIOR EDITION

Grades 2-5 Can’t get enough of Minecraft or wondering what the craze is all about?

Then Minecraft bootcamp is the course for you! Guaranteed proficiency in Minecraft after the first session and by the end of the week, you will be a Minecraft pro! From crafting tables to teleport stations to info blocks, you will continue to learn the tricks and tips to be an improved Minecrafter.

Minecrafters of all levels are welcome!

We will be designing structures and worlds that are only limited by our imagination! Come on let’s get mining!

Teacher: Dates: Week 5 - July 17 - 21 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $260 – includes lunch

ATHLETIC CAMPS GRADES K-4 SPORTS CAMPS

St. Mary’s Grade K- 4 Sports Camps will focus on fun and fundamentals. For any athlete, the summer is a very important time to improve his or her skills or to simply be introduced to a new sport. Coaches will focus on developing motor skills, having athletes understand the general knowledge of the game, teamwork, and individual/team skill training. Athletes will do all of this in a fun, relaxed, yet competitive environment.

GRADES 5-8 PAL ATHLETIC CAMP

St. Mary’s Grade 5-8 Athletic Camps are designed for our athletes to prepare for their specific Parochial Athletic League sport. During camps, students will become better athletes by developing a knowledge of the game and program. Athletes will receive individual instruction, group instruction, and competition to strengthen their skills, fundamentals, techniques, and knowledge of positions. Athletes will be introduced to the offensive and defensive strategies through position specific drills and scrimmages to help develop the skills needed to be successful. Athletes will also work on improving speed, strength, agility, and conditioning to prepare for the upcoming P.A.L. season. Athletes interested in participating in St. Mary’s Athletics are strongly encouraged to participate in camp.

WEEK 1 JUNE 19-23 BOYS’ SPRING FOOTBALL Grades 5-8 Coaches: Jim Cox, Doug Patterson Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $175

CO-ED SOCCER

Grades K-4 Coaches: Marco Camargo/Kristen Peter Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $205 – includes lunch

WEEK 5 JULY 17 - 21

CO-ED BASKETBALL

CO-ED FOOTBALL

CO-ED GOLF

WEEK 6 JULY 31 - AUG 4

WEEK 2 JUNE 26 - 30

Grades K-8 Coaches: Joy Troop Time: 1 pm - 4 pm Cost: $175

Grades K-4 Coaches: Dustin Mittlesteadt Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $205 – includes lunch Grades K-4 Coaches: Anthony Leone Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $205 – includes lunch

Grades K-4 Coaches: Dustin Mittelsteadt Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $205 – includes lunch

CHEERLEADING

CO-ED VOLLEYBALL

BOYS’ LACROSSE

WEEK 4 JULY 10 - 14

GIRLS’ LACROSSE

Grades K-4 Coaches: Champan / Gilhooley Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $205 – includes lunch

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Marco Camargo Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $175 Grades 3-8 Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $175

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WEEK 7 AUGUST 7 - 11 CO-ED BASKETBALL Grades 5-8 Coaches: Dustin Mittelsteadt Time: 1 pm - 4 pm Cost: $175

CO-ED SOCCER

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Marco Camargo / Ben Simmonds Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $175

WEEK 8 AUGUST 14 - 18 CO-ED CROSS COUNTRY Grades 5-8 Coaches: Alex Kennedy Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $175

BOYS’ FLAG FOOTBALL

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Jim Cox, Dustin Mittelsteadt, Doug Patterson Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $175

CO-ED VOLLEYBALL Grades 5-8 Coaches: Chapman / Hoffman Time: 1 pm - 4 pm Cost: $175

SUMMER RESORT CAMP 2017 WEEK

DATE

1

6/19-6/23

“All the World’s a Stage” - Acting For The Stage (Full Day) Grades 5-8 Simply Sensational Sculpture (Full Day) Grades 1-8 “Master Builders Wanted” LEGO Robotics (Full Day) Grades 1-3 Kids in the Kitchen - “Buono Mangia” - Italian Chef Series (Full Day) Grades 1-8 St. Mary’s Summer Orchestra (Half Day ) Grades 6-8 Golf (Half Day) Grades K-4 Basketball (Half Day) Grades K-4 Spring Football (Half Day) Grades 5-8

2

6/26-6/30

“From Cells to Systems” - Human Biology (Half Day) Grades 5-8 “Picture This” iPad Photography (Half Day) Grades 1-8 Paiting on Panels (Half Day) Grades 1-8 “Cookies, Cupcakes, and Brownies, Oh My!” - Baking Chefs (Half Day) Grade 1-8 “Into the Deep” Oceanography (Half Day ) Grades 1-3 “Something’s in the Air” - Drone Academy (Half Day) Grades 3-6 Volleyball (Half Day) Grades K-4

3

7/5-7/7

4

7/10-7/14

“The Game Creators” - Video Game Design (Half Day) Grades 3-6 Drawing to See (Half Day) Grades 1-8 Just Dance! (Half Day) Grades K-3 “Get Your Craft On” - Kids Kraft (Half Day) Grades 1-8 Kid in the Kitchen - “Bon Appetit” - French Chef Series (Full and Half Day) Grades 1-8 “A Little Dirt Doesn’t Hurt” - Fall Gardening (Half Day) Grades 5-8 Karate (Half Day) Grades K-4 Co-ed Soccer (Half Day ) Grades K-4 Junior Model United Nations (Half Day) Grades 3-5 Summer Band Camp (Half Day) Grades 6-8

5

7/17-7/21

Kids in the Kitchen - “More Than The Whole Enchilada” Mexican Chef Series (Full and Half Day) Grades 1-8 Metal Art through Electro-Etching (Half Day) Grades 4-8 “Plen Air Masters” - Impressionist Painting (Half Day) Grades 1-8 “Life Under a Microscope” - Microbiology (Half Day) Grades 5-8 Art Explorations and Investigations (Full and Half Day) Grades 1-8 Minecrafting Through The Ancient World (Full and Half Day) Grades 4-8 “What’s Your Story?” - Creative Writing Workshop (Half day) Grades 5-8 Model United Nations (Full and Half Day)Grades 6-8 Minecrafting Junior Edition (Half Day) Grades 2-5 Co-ed Football (Half Day) Grades K-4

K-8TH GRADE

“Lights, Cameras, Action!” - Acting for Television (Half Day) Grades 5-8 LEGO Robotics (Half Day) Grades 5-8 Bonjour Les Petits Amis (Half Day) Grades 1-8 Fundamentals of Espanol! (Half Day) Grades 1-4 Fundamentals of Espanol! (Half Day) Grades 5-8

7/24-28

VACATION WEEK

6

7/31-8/4

Cheerleading (Half Day ) Grades K-8 Boys Lacrosse (Half Day ) Grades 5-8 Girls Lacrosse (Half Day ) Grades 3-8

7

8/7- 8/11

Co-ed Basketball (Half Day ) Grades 5-8 Co-ed Soccer (Half Day ) Grades 5-8

8

8/14-8/18

Co-ed Cross Country (Half Day ) Grades 5-8 Boys Flag Football (Half Day ) Grades 5-8 Co-ed Volleyball (Half Day ) Grades 5-8

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To enroll, visit our website at www.smaa.org/summerresort St. Mary’s School: 949.448.9027