St. Mary's Summer Resort 2018

Summer RESORT Resort ‘18 L E A R N I N G I S F U N W H E N P L AY I S E D U C AT I O N A L

SUMMER RESORT ‘18 WELCOME TO ST. MARY’S SUMMER RESORT ......................................................................... 3 EARLY EDUCATION & KINDERGARTEN CAMP ......................................................................... 4 EARLY EDUCATION & KINDERGARTEN ACADEMIC PREP ................................................. 5 EARLY EDUCATION & KINDERGARTEN SPECIALTY CAMPS ............................................ 6 GRADE 1 TO GRADE 5 DAY CAMP ................................................................................................... 7 ACADEMIC PREP GRADES 1-8 ........................................................................................................... 9 SPECIALTY CAMPS GRADES 1-8 ................................................................................................... 11 ATHLETIC CAMPS GRADES 1-8 ...................................................................................................... 17 SUMMER RESORT CALENDAR ........................................................................................................ 18

www.smaa.org/summerresort TO ENROLL TODAY. ST. MARY’S SCHOOL 949-448-9027

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT

JIM COX

Dean of Students Grades 1-8 Summer Resort Director jim.cox@smaa.org

SHELLY HARMON

NANCY QUSHAIR

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

Academic Prep Director nancy.qushair@smaa.org

TIESHA HUTCHINS

Grades 1-8 Day Camp Director tiesha.hutchins@smaa.org

ENROLLMENT & PAYMENT Thank you for enrolling your student(s) in 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. $40 Registration Fee is Non-Refundable.

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.

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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 have the opportunity to meet new friends, try new things and make new memories while attending Summer Resort.

ACADEMIC PREP

SPECIALTY CAMPS

Academic Prep provides grade level classes to keep students engaged in the learning process by reinforcing existing knowledge while learning new concepts. 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 25 – July 20 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. Students will enjoy feeling like experts in their newly learned fields.

EEP & Kindergarten Weekly Specialty Camps

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

Grade 1 through Grade 8 Weekly Specialty Camps

Full (9:00 am – 4:00 pm)

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

DAY CAMP

Day Camp offers a wide range of activities from art and science to games for students to build friendships in a safe, fun environment. Day Camp fosters students’ emotional, social, physical, cognitive and creative growth through a variety of activities and environments.

EEP & Kindergarten Weekly Camps

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

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

Grade 1 through Grade 5 Weekly Camps

Full Day (9:00 am – 4:00 pm)

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

ATHLETIC CAMPS

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.

Grade 1 through Grade 8

(Not available to Kindergarten)

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 & KINDERGARTEN DAY CAMPS 2 – 6 YEAR OLDS

Young campers learn best in a hands-on, fun environment that keeps them learning, engaged and entertained. Our Early Years Camp Programming (EEP & Kindergarten) 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 June 11 – August 24 Closed July 23 – July 27, July 4

DAY CAMP HOURS 9:00am – 4:00pm Full Day 9:00am – 12:00pm Half Day

EXTENDED HOURS

DAY CAMP 2018 DATES

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

THEME

COSTS:

Weekly Full Day $370 – includes lunch Weekly Half Day $205

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

ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS

WEEK 1 6/11-6/15 SUMMER

BEACH PARTY

WEEK 2 6/18-6/22 CAMPING

Make Ice-Cream in a Bag; Create Sun Catchers; Leis; Sensory Walk; Beach Ball Games Waterslide on Tuesday and Magic Show with California Joe on Thursday

WEEK 3 6/25-6/29 DOWN ON

THE FARM

Milking a Pretend Cow; Making Butter; Shucking Corn; Greenhouses; Animals in Mud Waterslide on Tuesday and Petting Zoo on Thursday

WEEK 4 7/2-7/6

Spin Art; Face Painting; Bike Parade; Snow Cones; Puffy Paint Creations Waterslide on Tuesday and Bounce Houses on Thursday

PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL

Scavenger Hunts; S’mores; Building Tents, Making Binoculars; Birdfeeders Waterslide on Tuesday and ENC- Habitat Hike on Wednesday

WEEK 5 7/9-7/13 WILD WEST

Panning for Gold; Stick Pony Races; Hand Print Ponies; Creating Dream Catchers Water Slide on Tuesday and Pony Rides on Thursday

WEEK 6 7/16-7/20 LIGHTS,

CAMERA,

ACTION

Glitter Slime; Treasure Hunt; Making Puppets; Making Crowns; Creating Capes Waterslide on Tuesday Dress Up Days- Pirate/Princess 7/18; Superhero 7/19; Favorite Color 7/20

7/23-7/27

SUMMER BREAK School Closed

WEEK 7 7/30-8/3 DR. SUESS

Silly Obstacle Course; Ooblek; Green Eggs and Ham; Wacky Wednesday Dress-Up Water slide on Tuesday and Ranger Jack on Thursday

WEEK 8 8/6-8/10 CONSTRUCTION

JUNCTION

Sandbox Construction; Box City; Woodworking; Recycle Art; Clay Structures Water Slide on Tuesday and Box City Destruction on Friday

WEEK 9 8/13-8/17 UP, UP,

Kite Making; Paper Mache Hot Air-Balloons; Kids in a Bubble; Stomp Rockets Water Slide on Tuesday and Bounce House on Thursday

WEEK 10 8/20-8/24 PREHISTORIC

PETS

Erupting Volcanos; Dinosaur Excavation; Making Fossils; Pet Rocks; Ice Age Play Water slide on Tuesday and Prehistoric Pets on Thursday

AND AWAY

Day Campers will participate in water play on Tuesdays, weather permitting.

Day Campers will participate in on-site field trips. Full Day Campers and Afternoon Half Day Campers are provided with a daily lunch.

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EARLY EDUCATION & KINDERGARTEN ACADEMIC PREP

JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN ACADEMIC PREP Minimum age: 4 years old by September 1, 2018 Dates: Four Week Session, June 25 – July 20 (Closed July 4)

Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm

Cost: $875

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, hands-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.

KINDERGARTEN ACADEMIC PREP Minimum age: 5 years old by September 1, 2018 Dates: Four Week Session, June 25 – July 20 (Closed July 4)

Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm

Cost: $775

Through hands-on, engaging activities and lessons, incoming kindergarten students will reinforce their knowledge of letters and sounds. They will also participate in small, differentiated guided reading groups to develop their reading skills.

Through the use of Handwriting Without Tears curriculum, students in Kindergarten Prep will practice proper letter formation. Using Lucy Calkins curriculum, students will have the opportunity to write and illustrate narrative stories.

The students will participate in hands-on, differentiated math activities focusing on counting and writing, number concepts, patterning, graphing and story problems.

Kindergarten Prep gives students a chance to experience Morning Meetings, classroom routines and, most importantly, it gives students a chance to develop new friendships which will give them confidence and a sense of belonging when entering Kindergarten in the fall.

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

AFTERNOON DAY CAMP, ADD-ON Dates: Weekly, June 25 – July 20 Time: 12:00 – 4:00pm Cost: $190 – includes lunch

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

Academic Prep students will not participate in morning water play. Academic Prep students will participate in some on-site field trips.

Only Academic Prep students with Afternoon Day Camp, Add-on will be provided with a daily lunch.

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EARLY EDUCATION & KINDERGARTEN SPECIALTY CAMPS WEEK 1

WEEKS 7, 9

3-6 year olds and fully toilet trained This sports camp will use movement to help enhance your campers learning experience. The campers will learn the basic fundamentals and mechanics of a variety of sports. They will be able to build selfconfidence, practice teamwork and improve fine and gross motor skills. Each day will focus on a different sport and incorporate new activities to improve muscle tone, hand eye coordination, reaction time, overall cardiovascular fitness and more.

Teacher: Ms. Johnson Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

3-6 year olds and fully toilet trained In the Spanish Camp this Summer we will explore the fun of learning Spanish. By linking words with context we will be covering different topics and learning concepts such as greetings, colors, shapes, animals, fruits and body parts. Our campers will also develop a diverse vocabulary acquired through songs, dialogues, experiments, storytelling, arts, crafts and puppet shows.

Teacher: Senora Boyd Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

ALL-STAR SPORTS

HABLEMOS ESPAÑOL!

WEEK 8

WEEK 2

UNDER THE SEA

GO 4 THE GOAL

3-6 year olds and fully toilet trained 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. Johnson Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

3-6 year olds and fully toilet trained Let’s kick the ball and uncover the wonderful world of soccer!

Throughout this camp our athletes will practice some fun and ageappropriate exercises that will improve their balance, endurance, eye-foot coordination and strengthen their core muscles while acquiring the life-long skills of teamwork.

Teacher: Senora Boyd Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

WEEK 9

WEEKS 7,8

THE SENSE OF FINE ARTS

STEAM

3-6 year olds and fully toilet trained The five senses are an important part of early childhood development. In this Fine Arts camp, children will pair this important exploration with artistic expression. They will be given an opportunity to explore their senses through arts and crafts, pottery, cooking, and dramatic play. They will learn with hands on opportunities to express themselves through these activities. Each day will focus on a different art modality.

Coach: Ms. Johnson Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

3-6 year olds and fully toilet trained 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: Mrs. Gudino (Formerly Ms. Dodson) Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

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

AFTERNOON DAY CAMP, ADD-ON Dates: Weekly, June 11 – August 17 Time: 12:00 – 4:00pm Cost: $190 – includes lunch

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

Specialty Campers will participate in water play, weather permitting. Specialty Campers will participate in some on-site field trips.

Only Specialty Campers with Afternoon Day Camp, Add-on will be provided with a daily lunch.

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GRADES 1-5 DAY CAMP

St. Mary’s Grade 1 to Grade 5 Day Camp is ready for a fun-filled summer. Students will enjoy a variety of games, crafts, social time with friends, and activities that encourage imagination and cooperation. Weekly field trips to local parks and special on site visitors add a unique and enriching experience for each child that creates lasting memories for years to come. At St. Mary’s Day Camp every day is a new adventure!

WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS MONDAY

Participate in games, themed dress day and making tasty treats like ice cream in a bag.

Mondays are made for fun!

TUESDAY

Cool off with summer water activities like water relays, balloon toss and a water bounce house.

Don’t forget your swimsuit, water shoes, towel and sunscreen.

WEDNESDAY We’re taking off on an adventure so wear your awesome Summer Resort T-shirt.

Students will enjoy field trips to the Planetarium, Laser Quest, Jump N’ Jammin’, movies and many more!

THURSDAY

Relax and enjoy friends with art activities, large group games and kids Yoga.

FRIDAYS

Fun Friday is all about tournaments, relay races and unwinding from a busy week of non-stop fun!

DAY CAMP DATES: June 11- August 24

Closed July 23 – 27, July 4 DAY CAMP HOURS: 9:00 am-4:00 pm (Full Day)

9:00 am-12:00 pm (Half 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 $370 - includes lunch PM Weekly Half Day $240 - includes lunch AM Weekly Half Day $205 Extended Morning Hour $25/week Extended Afternoon Hour $25/week

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GRADES 1-5 DAY CAMP ACTIVITIES JUNE

WEEK 1

June 11 - 15

WEEK 2

June 18 - 22

WEEK 3

June 25 - 29

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

Hula Blockers Snow cones Foosball

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12 Sock wrestling Water bounce house Frisbee

Movies/Northwood Park 13 Depart: 9:30 am Return: 4:00 pm

Scanvenger Hunt Smore’s Gaga ball

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19 Board games Water bounce house Raft race

Mother’s Beach 20 Depart: 12:15 pm Return: 4:00 pm

25 Marble run Ice Cream bags Beeswax Sculptures

26 Splash ball Water bounce house Balloon toss

THURSDAY Foil painting Relay races Kids Yoga

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Ocean Painting Capture the flag Kids Yoga

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Bluebird Canyon Farm 27 Huckle Buckle Beanstalk 28 Depart: 12:15 pm Planting seeds Return: 4:00 pm Kids Yoga

FRIDAY Tournament & Movie Day Tournament & Movie Day Tournament & Movie Day

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JULY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEEK 4

2 Crazy Kickball Krispy treats Patriotic Dress up day

3 Ultimate builder Water bounce house Magic Maze

WEEK 5

9 Tie dye flags Nilla Wafer Sandwich Minute to Win it

10 Lift the Pail Water bounce house Prairie dog round-up

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17 Soccer Water bounce house Gaga ball

July 2 - 6

July 9 - 13

WEEK 6

July 16 - 20

Balloon pop-up Caramel corn Hula Hut Smash

WEDNESDAY 4th OF JULY

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Bean Bag Scramble Carnival Kids Yoga

Adventure Playground 11 Depart: 12:15 pm Return: 4:00 pm Jumpin’ Jammin’/ Laser Quest Depart: 12:30 Return: 4:00 pm

THURSDAY

Battleship Kids Yoga

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Kaleidoscope Just Dance Kids Yoga

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12

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FRIDAY Tournament & Movie Day Tournament & Movie Day Tournament & Movie Day

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13

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SUMMER BREAK JULY 23 - 27

AUGUST

WEEK 7

July 30 - August 3

WEEK 8

August 6 - 10

WEEK 9

August 13 - 17

WEEK 10

August 20 - 24

MONDAY Windsocks Sky Jell-o Balloon Volleyball

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TUESDAY Splash ball toss Water bounce house Paper planes

WEDNESDAY

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Ocean Quest Depart: 12:15 pm Return: 4:00 pm

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Lava lamps Popsicle Splash fly ball

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7 Movie Theater Water bounce house Drip drip splash

Angels Baseball Depart: 12:15 pm Return: 4:00 pm

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Build birdhouses Pretzel building 3-D City

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14 Movie Theater Water bounce house Hula hut smash

Planetarium Depart: 10:30 pm Return: 3:00 pm

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20 Share a book Ice Cream sandwiches Lava blocks

21 Movie Theater Water bounce house Witches candy

22 OC Zoo Depart: 12:30 pm Return: 4:00 pm

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THURSDAY Balloon pop-up Kites Kids Yoga

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9 T-ball Tie dye socks/shirts Kids Yoga Stack attack Solar System Kids Yoga

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Prehistoric Pets 23 Kids Choice Games Bring a scooter/skates

FRIDAY Tournament & Movie Day Tournament & Movie Day Tournament & Movie Day Tournament & Movie Day

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ACADEMIC PREP – GRADES 1-8

Through the use of Handwriting Without Tears, incoming second grade 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.

GRADES 1-5 (Lower School) Dates: 4 Week session, June 25-July 20 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Cost: $775

Incoming grade 2 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.

GRADE 1 PREP Teacher: Anne Yeargin

Students will participate in small, differentiated guided reading groups focused on increasing decoding, fluency and comprehension skills. Students will practice reading aloud and listening to a variety of books, as well as building comprehension by making predictions, answering discussion questions and examining text features.

GRADE 3 PREP Teacher: Lynda Burchill Incoming Grade 3 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.

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. Students will build their independence as writers by learning how to plan and organize their writing across multiple pages, include interesting details, and use appropriate conventions such as punctuation.

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 give their writing great voice. Conventional grammar will be taught with the rules of punctuation and verb tense, in addition to high frequency spelling words and cursive handwriting.

During math, students will engage in hands-on, differentiated math centers to reinforce and build upon their growing knowledge of math. Students will explore concepts at their individual level such as addition and subtraction, patterns and telling time. These concepts will be reinforced through interactive games and manipulatives.

Students will build their problem solving and critical thinking skills by explaining their thinking, learning a variety of strategies and working collaboratively on more challenging mathematical tasks.

GRADE 2 PREP Teacher: Stacey Kinney Incoming grade 2 students will enjoy a variety of opportunities to read, and be read to while engaging in hands-on 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. St. Mary’s proudly uses Fountas and Pinnell’s literacy program.

Within the math program students will be taught differentiated mathematical concepts with addition, subtraction, multiplication, measurement, geometry, place value, fractions and more through the Everyday Mathematics program. These concepts will be reinforced through interactive and cooperative math games and manipulatives. The Building Math Fluency Program will be taught to reinforce computation strategies and improve skills in addition, subtraction and multiplication.

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ACADEMIC PREP – GRADES 1-8 GRADES 4/5 PREP (Combination Class) Teacher: Kevin Chan

Students will review the statistical concepts of mean, median, mode, and range, and work on percentages. There will be time to focus on problems and concepts in the Pre-Algebra summer math packet in order to prepare for the upcoming school year.

Grade 4: In our reading curriculum, incoming Grade 4 students

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 level. As a class, we will discuss character development, sequence of events, and author’s message in literature.

ALGEBRA PREP, GRADES 6-8 Teacher: Suzanne Bucaro

Algebra 1A: Algebra 1A Prep is a four-week course for incoming grade 6 and 7 students who have tested into the course. During this four-week span, students will review concepts from the previous year, and will be introduced to some of the topics covered in Algebra 1A and 1B. Students will work on solving problems with all operations involving integers, fractions, and decimals. They will solve problems using the order of operations, and evaluate onestep and multi-step equations. Students will review ratios, rates and proportions, and how to calculate percentages. They will work on graphing linear equations, and be introduced to calculating the slope of a line. There will be time to focus on problems and concepts in the Algebra 1A summer math packet in order to prepare for the upcoming school year.

In writing, the students will have the opportunity to awaken their creative juices, sharpen their writing skills, and explore the writing process using the Lucy Calkins Writer’s Workshop model. Students will produce narrative, informational and persuasive pieces.

Students will have the opportunity to revise their writing based on reflection, teacher conferences, and peer input.

During math, incoming grade 4 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.

Algebra 1B: This year, Algebra 1B will be a four-week course for

incoming Grades 7 and 8 Algebra students who have tested into the course. During this four-week 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, and all operations with real numbers. They will solve two and multistep equations, inequalities, and evaluate algebraic expressions.

Students will review graphing linear functions, how to calculate the slope of a line, and writing the general equation of a line. We will preview systems of linear equations, which is introduced in Algebra 1B. There will be time to focus on problems and concepts in the Algebra 1B summer math packet in order to prepare for the upcoming school year.

Grade 5: Incoming Grade 5 students will participate in small, differentiated guided reading groups designed to meet them at their individual instructional levels. Students will practice a variety of reading strategies that will increase skills in comprehension, accuracy, and fluency. As they read a class novel Holes, the children will discuss character development, sequence of events, and vocabulary.

In writing, the students will have the opportunity to awaken their creative juices, sharpen their writing skills, and explore the writing process using the Lucy Calkins Writer’s Workshop model. Students will produce narrative, informational and persuasive pieces.

Students will have the opportunity to revise their writing based on reflection, teacher conferences, and peer input.

ACADEMIC PREP FOR LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, GRADES 6-8

Teacher: Heidi Galloway Grade 6: Students coming in to grade six will read one novel together this summer. We will annotate the book, and maintain a journal, in which we analyze plot, setting, characters and themes, using quotes from the text to support claims. Students will build on their knowledge of the Lucy Calkins method, to write short response-to-literature essays. Students will also spend time writing an “isearch” paper, a research report on a subject of their own choosing. The MLA format, used throughout Middle School, will be reviewed and reinforced. 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 children work with fractions, decimals, multiplication algorithms, long division algorithm, geometry, divisibility rules, and percents.

GRADES 6-8 (Middle School) Dates: 4 Week session, June 25-July 20

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

Grades 7-8 (Combination Class): Students coming in to grades

PRE-ALGEBRA PREP, GRADE 6

seven or eight will read short fiction together this summer. We will annotate the text, and maintain a journal, in which we analyze characterization, setting, mood and themes, using quotes from the text to support claims, and identifying author’s purpose and use of figurative language such as metaphor, simile and personification.

Students will write short response-to-literature essays. Students will also spend time writing an “isearch” paper, a research report on a subject of their own choosing. The MLA format, used throughout Middle School, will be reviewed and reinforced. This course provides excellent preparation and reinforcement for the rigorous reading and writing requirements at St. Mary’s.

Teacher: Suzanne Bucaro PRE-ALGEBRA, is 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 Pre-Algebra. Students will work on solving problems that involve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. Students will work on solving problems with all operations involving integers, fractions, and decimals. They will solve problems using the order of operations, and evaluate one-step equations.

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SPECIALTY CAMPS – GRADES 1-8

WEEK 2 JUNE 18-22 DRAWING FROM WITHIN

Grades 1-8 DRAWING FROM WITHIN—A HIGHLY PERSONALIZED DRAWING COURSE! In this workshop, participants will experiment with a multitude of devices, exploring the many components of drawing as they relate to bringing students’ unique artistic visions to life! They will look at the drawings of Matisse, Michelangelo, Chagall, Rodin and Van Gogh, and will come to understand how these artists used ideas from their vivid imaginations and developed very unique, yet always somewhat naturalistic, pieces because they had trained themselves to truly “see” the world around them. Tapping into their creative spirits and visions, participants will produce fully realized drawings that could be used as bases for future paintings or sculptures, utilizing exciting drawing materials as well as many different, textured drawing papers.

Teacher: Roxanne Kane Dates: Week 2 – June 18 - 22 Times: 9 am – 4 pm Cost: $395

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 2 – June 18 - 22 Times: 9 am – 4 pm Cost: $395

STUDY SKILLS

Grades 5-8 Polish your study skills and maximize your time! Learn efficient and effective approaches to studying, including organizing your calendar, note-taking, outlining, drafting, close reading and memorizing. A perfect supplement to the Academic Prep course in the morning.

Teacher: Heidi Galloway Dates: Week 2 – June 18 - 22 Times: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $265

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WOODWORKING

Grades 1-4 Who doesn’t want to learn to keep all of your fingers while making beautiful objects made from wood? We will be cutting, sawing, hammering, gluing, festooning, bisqueting and many other woodworking terms that you have never heard of before.

Let’s get dirty and make things out of wood.

No guarantees that there will be no slivers or band aids needed. This camp isn’t for the faint of heart or the close minded. Bring your work belt and your nail guns. Let’s get this party started. Some assembly required.

Teacher: Mark Chapman Dates: Week 2 – June 18 - 22 Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

“DIY KIDS KRAFT”

Grades 1-8 Kids Kraft is a summer camp experience filled with fun camp crafts for the kids.

Every day we will create something new and exciting to take home. Crafts will include slime, glass mosaics, fuse beads, water colors, mandalas, lanyards, tie-dying t-shirts, original friendship bracelets, jewelry making kits and more. This is a class in which the children can display their creativity. So please join me for some amazing Kids Krafting fun!

Teacher: Amy Hoffman Dates: Week 2 – June 18 - 22 Times: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $265

SPECIALTY CAMPS – GRADES 1-8 “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 2 - June 18 - 22 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

WEEK 3 JUNE 25-29 “IF YOU BUILD IT...”

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 while operating under the FIRST LEGO® League’s signature set of Core Values.

Teacher: Kristen Scott Dates: Week 3 - June 25-29 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

5 DAYS -5 GARDENS

Grades 4-8 Design 5 different gardens during an exciting week. Learn about painting rocks with uplifting messages to decorate gardens with suculents; create a terrarium with mosses, rocks, and African violets; plant different culinary herbs such as oregano, basil, parsley, green onions and cilantro; create a fairy garden with tiny bridges and houses; plant ornamental sunflowers to beautify our campus in the fall. The entire 5 days will be dedicated to beauty and kindness as well as how to care for different plants in different environments. Students learn the importance of having good soil, the importance of pollinators and how to attract butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators to the garden. Students will share their designs with their families.

Teacher: Leila Volkmann Dates: Week 3 - June 25-29 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

WOOD SCULPTURE AND DIMENSIONAL MASK– MAKING WORKSHOP (A 3-D EXTRAVAGANZA!)

Grades 1-8 This workshop focuses upon creation of free-standing wood sculptures and mixed-media, three- dimensional masks.

Contemporary sculptor Andy Goldsworthy’s organic sculptures will be explored, as will the creations of Noguchi and Tom Doyle.

Students will be encouraged to create original free-standing wooden works of art incorporating a variety of environmentally friendly materials into their structures!

In the second half of this class, students will investigate colorful and deliberately designed international masks including those featured at the annual Mask-Making Festival of Spain and Portugal, and will produce their own uniquely modeled and painted masks inspired by the works of some of the most inventive artists in the world!

Teacher: Roxanne Kane Dates: Week 3 - June 25-29 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

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: Ludivine Forte Dates: Week 3 - June 25-29 Times: 9 am – 4 pm or 12pm – 4pm Cost: $395 or $265

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BABYSITTING 101

Grades 5-8 Do you love babies and little kids? Are you responsible and caring? If you answered yes to either question this class is the one for you! Come to learn how to entertain children of all ages in a babysitter preparation class. We’ll learn games, songs, snacks, and projects that children of all ages will love. Each student will create a Babysitter Survival Kit and have a chance to practice their new skills with super cute babies and kids!

Teacher: Jocelyn Williams Dates: Week 3 - June 25-29 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

“SOMETHING’S IN THE AIR” – DRONE ACADEMY

Grades 3-6 In this summer class, we will be learning all about drones and how to program them to fly. We will start the week off by learning about how drones fly, what makes them fly and an introduction to programming our drones using SWIFT code. After we get comfortable with our drones, we will be working on different activities, working our way through programming lessons and then finally programming our drones to fly and complete missions. At the end of the week, we will be showing off all that we have learned by programming our drones through obstacle courses that we will create throughout the week.

Teacher: Kari Greenfield Dates: Week 3 - June 25-29 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

SPECIALTY CAMPS – GRADES 1-8 NO COOK DESSERTS

Grades 1-8 Do you love dessert? Do you love eating the desserts you have made!? Come learn how to make dessert without even putting a pan in the oven. We’ll learn how to make an assortment of different no-bake desserts and fun sweet snacks. Students will also be innovative and come up with their own creative desserts. Each student will taste test the creations and have a chance to take extras home as well!

Teacher: Jocelyn Williams Dates: Week 4 - July 2-6 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

KARATE

WEEK 4 JULY 2-6 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: Ludivine Forte Dates: Week 4 - July 2-6 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN – BREAKFAST

Grades 1-8 What’s for breakfast? Learn how to make the most important meal of the day.

Banana pancakes, mini-quiches, breakfast burritos, crepes, muffins, omelets, French toasts, fruity breakfast parfaits and so much more… In true St. Mary’s style, we will cook breakfast foods and of course enjoy it afterwards.

Teacher: Ludivine Forte Dates: Week 4 - July 2-6 Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

FUNDAMENTALS OF ESPANOL!

Grades 1-8 Learn new words in Spanish and review basic concepts of this beautiful language as we explore the culture and diversity of Spanish-speaking countries. 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.

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 4 - July 2-6 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

JUST DANCE!

Grades 1-3 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 2-6 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

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Grades 1-4 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 fastpaced and high energy camp.

Teacher: Master Lockhart Dates: Week 4 - July 2-6 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

MINECRAFTING JUNIOR EDITION

Grades 1-4 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: Marco Camargo Dates: Week 4 - July 2-6 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

SPECIALTY CAMPS – GRADES 1-8 WEEK 5 JULY 9-13 BUILD A BOOK

Grades 1-5 Calling all authors and illustrators!! If you have ever wanted to put your creative thoughts into a published picture book, this is the class for you! Use your unique and original story ideas while putting your writing skills into action by publishing a hardcover book that will be exclusively yours. This week-long class will help you brainstorm your story, create a storyboard layout, and using the exclusive kit, put it all together into a 14 page picture book!

Teacher: Tiffany Adair Dates: Week 5 - July 9-13 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

LEGO ROBOTICS

Grades 5-8 Curious about FirstLEGO 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 FLL’s Signature set of Core Values.

Teacher: Linda Wesley Dates: Week 5 - July 9-13 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

“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, and enjoy a variety of writing and artistic activities along the way.

Teacher: Madlen Hulme Dates: Week 5 - July 9-13 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

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 (IB) World School, MUN is an important step toward achieving our vision of educating today’s and tomorrow’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 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 including a global festival and food banquet.

Participation in the summer camp MUN will prepare students for participation in MUN conferences during the academic year 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 9-13 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

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KIDS IN THE KITCHEN– BAKING

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: Ludivine Forte Dates: Week 5 - July 9-13 Times: 9 am – 4 pm or 12pm – 4pm Cost: $395 or $265

“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 5 - July 9-13 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

FASHION DESIGN

Grades 4-8 Fashion Design is perfect for anyone fascinated by the creative and eye-catching possibilities of fashion. It integrates the understanding of art, craft and design in the creation of clothing and/or accessory lines.

The program is structured to challenge and inspire students by incorporating artistic, technical and theoretical elements into a realistic approach to the Fashion Design Industry. It develops the skills necessary for students to express their own voice based on the exploration of individual and collective identities.

Teacher: Maria Diaz Dates: Week 5 - July 9-13 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

SPECIALTY CAMPS – GRADES 1-8 KIDS IN THE KITCHEN – MEXICAN CHEF SERIES

WEEK 6 JULY 16-20 MINECRAFTING THROUGH THE ANCIENT WORLD

Grades 5-8 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 6 - July 16-20 Times: 9 am - 4 pm or 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $395 or $265

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 World School, MUN is an important step toward achieving our vision of educating today’s and tomorrow’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 including 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 6 - July 16-20 Times: 9 am - 4 pm or 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $395 or $265

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Grades 1-8 iDelicioso! Come join us as we head to the kitchen for a delicious exploration of tasty dishes from south of the boarder! Incoming Grades 1-8 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 children’s culinary masterpieces.

Teacher: Senor Valdez Dates: Week 6 - July 16-20 Times: 9 am - 4 pm or 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $395 or $265

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: Roxanne Kane Dates: Week 6 - July 16-20 Times: 9 am - 4 pm or 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $395 or $265

TEXTILE DESIGN

Grades 4-8 Textile and Surface Design is perfect for those who are passionate about applied artwork. Students design innovative fabrics that can be used from clothing to designer furniture, wrapping and wallpaper in this hands-on program. The course helps students develop technical skills for transferring designs to different types of surfaces in combination with practical skills through dyeing, painting and patternmaking techniques. The Textile and Surface Design summer course encourages students to develop a personal vision and understanding of larger artistic, social and cultural contexts applied to a range of textiles in practice.

Teacher: Maria Diaz Dates: Week 6 - July 16-20 Times: 12 pm – 4 pm Cost: $265

SPECIALTY CAMPS – GRADES 1-8

WEEK 10 AUGUST 20-24 NUTRITION AND TRAINING FOR ATHLETES

Grades 5-8 This self-paced conditioning course is perfect for the motivated, self-directed athlete. Design, implement and document a goal-oriented fitness program with instructor support and guidance. Areas of concentration will focus on personal nutrition, cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and muscular flexibility.

Students will use light weights, body weight, and cables to develop a variety of conditioning activities to improve cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and flexibility. Course will emphasize how to structure an exercise plan to meet individualized goals for participation in athletics and lifelong fitness.

Teachers: Jim Cox / Dustin Mittelsteadt Dates: Week 10 - August 20-24 Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

RIDE CAMP–CYCLING

Grades 5-8 Introducing RIDE CAMP, a brand new unique summer camp experience. St. Mary’s RIDE CAMP is designed for any cyclist looking to achieve riding goals, build fitness, join a hybrid riding community or to log summer miles in the heart of beautiful South Orange County. The focus of this specialty camp is on riding and exploring. During the week long camp, you will climb Aliso and Wood Canyon Wilderness park and various bike trails within South OC. Every day, bikers should bring a small lightweight backpack containing plenty of water to stay hydrated, sunscreen, healthy snacks for energy and a helmet - it’s mandatory for all riders!

Students are welcome to bring their bicycle to school on Monday morning and leave it on campus locked up during the week. RIDE CAMP will be exclusive for grades 5-8 with limited availability!

Teachers: Ben Simmond / Alex Kennedy Dates: Week 10 - August 20-24 Times: 9 am – 12 pm Cost: $230

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ATHLETIC CAMPS – GRADES 1-8 GRADES 1-4 SPORTS CAMPS

St. Mary’s Grades 1- 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 CAMPS

St. Mary’s Grades 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 PAL season. Athletes interested in participating in St. Mary’s Athletics are strongly encouraged to participate in camps.

WEEK 2 JUNE 18-22

WEEK 5 JULY 9 - 13

WEEK 8 AUGUST 6 - 10

BOYS’ SPRING FOOTBALL

CO-ED SOCCER

CO-ED BASKETBALL

WEEK 6 JULY 16 - 20

WEEK 9 AUGUST 13 - 17

CO-ED VOLLEYBALL

CROSS COUNTRY

WEEK 7 JULY 30 - AUG 3

BOYS’ FLAG FOOTBALL

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Jim Cox / Doug Patterson Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $180

CO-ED FOOTBALL

Grades 1-4 Coaches: Dustin Mittlesteadt Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $215

CO-ED GOLF

Grades 1-4 Coaches: Anthony Leone Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $180

WEEK 3 JUNE 25 - 29 CO-ED BASKETBALL Grades 1-4 Coaches: Dustin Mittlesteadt Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $215

Grades 1-4 Coaches: Marco Camargo/Kristen Peters Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $215

Grades 1-4 Coaches: Tim Dennis Time: 12 pm - 4 pm Cost: $215

CHEERLEADING

Grades 1-8 Coaches: Maggie Minhaus Time: 1 pm - 4 pm Cost: $180

CO-ED FUTSOL

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Ben Simmonds Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $180

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Grades 5-8 Coaches: Dustin Mittelsteadt Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $180

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Alex Kennedy Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $180

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Jim Cox / Dustin Mittelsteadt, Doug Patterson Time: 9 am - 12 pm Cost: $180

CO-ED VOLLEYBALL

Grades 5-8 Coaches: Mark Chapman / Amy Hoffman Time: 1 pm - 4 pm Cost: $180

SUMMER RESORT CAMP CALENDAR 2018 WEEK

DATE

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6/18-6/22

Drawing From Within – Grades 1-8 Kids in the Kitchen - “Buono Mangia” – Italian Chef Series Grades 1-8 Study Skills – Grades 5-8 Woodworking – Grades 1-4 “DYI Kids Kraft” – Grades 1-8 “The Game Creators” - Video Game Design – Grades 3-6 Boys Spring Football – Grades 5-8 Co-ed Football – Grades 1-4 Co-ed Golf – Grades 1-4

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6/25-6/29

“If You Build It...” Lego Robotics – Grades 1-3 5 Days -5 Gardens – Grades 4-8 Wood Sculpture and Dimensional Mask-Making Workshop (A 3-D Extravaganza!) – Grades 1-8 Kid in the Kitchen - “Bon Appetit” - French Chef Series – Babysitting 101 – Grades 5-8 “Something’s in the Air” - Drone Academy – Grades 3-6 Co-ed Basketball – Grades 1-4

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7/2-7/6

5

7/9-7/13

6

7/16-7/20

K-8TH GRADE

Bonjour Les Petits Amis – Grades 1-8 Kids in the Kitchen - Breakfast – Grades 1-8 Fundamentals of Espanol! – Grades 1-8 Just Dance! – Grades 1-3 No Cook Desserts – Grades 1-8 Karate – Grades 1-4 Minecrafting Junior Edition – Grades 1-4 Build A Book – Grades 1-5 LEGO Robotics – Grades 5-8 “What’s Your Story?” - Creative Writing Workshop – Grades 5-8 Junior Model United Nations – Grades 3-5 Kids in the Kitchen - Baking – Grades 1-8 “Picture This” iPad Photography – Grades 1-8 Fashion Design – Grades 4-8 Co-ed Soccer – Grades 1-4 Minecrafting Through The Ancient World – Grades 5-8 Model United Nations – Grades 6-8 Kids in the Kitchen - Mexican Chef Series – Grades 1-8 Plen Air Masters - Impressionist Painting – Grades 1-8 Textile Design – Grades 4-8 Co-ed Volleyball – Grades 1-4

7/23-27

SUMMER BREAK

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7/30-8/3

Cheerleading – Grades 1-8 Co-ed Futsol – Grades 5-8

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8/6- 8/10

Co-ed Basketball – Grades 5-8

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8/13-8/17

Cross Country– Grades 5-8 Boys Flag Football– Grades 5-8 Co-ed Volleyball– Grades 5-8

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8/20-8/24

Nutrition and Training for Athletes – Grades 5-8 Ride Camp – Grades 5-8

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Summer Resort ‘18

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