WEEK ONE: June 9-June 13, 2008
Class #2046 |
| Linda Dremstedt |
Basketball - "Swish"
Students will enjoy all kinds of basketball games under the shade of our court cover.
• Students will learn basketball dribbling, shooting and game playing skills.
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Earnest Johnson |
Mythology
Students will explore mythology using creative writing, technology and geography.
• This week students will be introduced to mythology.
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| Brandy Craven |
Using Digital Photography to Inspire Creative Writing
Integration of the arts. Students will take digital still life photography and then use these images to inspire their own creative writing.
• Several writing styles will be introduced. This week will focus on Haiku. By the end of the week, each student will have an integrated piece of writing and artwork to take home.
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| Andy Fernandez |
Genres: Fiction, Fantasy and Plays
Readers will read, discuss, response and perform different types of Fiction. Students will also learn and identify story structures.
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Teresa Long |
Multi Cultural Cooking in the Eastern Hemisphere
Students will listen to wonderful literature about how children eat in other parts of the world. We will make a different recipe each day and design a cookbook of all the week’s recipes to take home at the end of the week. |
CFK
II
Class #2053 |
CFK II will give the students the opportunity to interact with other students in various educational activities. Activities may include group activities, special events and free time for student use. A minimal amount of outside activity may be included. |
Week II : June 16-June 20, 2008
Class # 2047 |
| Linda Dremstedt |
Volleyball - "Bump, Set, Spike!"
Students will enjoy a variety of volleyball lead up games.
• Students will learn the forearm pass, the overhead set, under-
hand serve and spike.
|
Earnest Johnson |
Mythology
Students will explore mythology using creative writing, technology and geography.
• Students will be introduced to the Greek gods and goddesses. |
| Brandy Craven |
Using Digital Photography to Inspire Creative Writing
Integration of the arts. Students will take digital still life photography and then use these images to inspire their own creative writing.
• Several writing styles will be introduced. This week will focus on Couplets. By the end of the week, each student will have an integrated piece of writing and artwork to take home. |
| Andy Fernandez |
Genres: Non-Fiction
Reading autobiographies, biographies, science and world cultures. Readers will develop a skill toward detail and how it relates to the main ideas of the genre. |
Teresa Long |
Multi Cultural Cooking in the Eastern Hemisphere
Students will listen to wonderful stories about how children eat in different parts of the world. We will make a different recipe each day and design a cookbook of the week’s recipes to bring home at the end of the week. |
CFK II
Class # 2054 |
CFK II will give the students the opportunity to interact with other students in various educational activities. Activities may include group activities, special events and free time for student use. A minimal amount of outside activity may be included. |
Week III: June 23-June 27, 2008
Class # 2048 |
| Linda Dremstedt |
Let's Go Play
Like any great P.E. class, students will have a variety of activities.
• Students will warm up outside for 30 minutes playing kickball, soccer, volleyball and tag games. Then they will cool down inside for 20 minutes with jump rope, juggling and cup stacking.
|
Earnest Johnson |
Mythology
Students will explore mythology using creative writing, technology and geography.
• Students will be introduced to the Roman gods and goddesses. |
| Brandy Craven |
Using Digital Photography to Inspire Creative Writing
Integration of the arts. Students will take digital still life photography and then use these images to inspire their own creative writing.
• Several writing styles will be introduced. This week will focus on freestyle poetry. By the end of the week, each student will have an integrated piece of writing and artwork to take home. |
| Andy Fernandez |
Genres: Comic Books
Students will investigate historical, informative and literature based action materials. Readers will learn about, read, discuss and create different typed of non-violent comic books. |
Lynn Wolf |
Florida Fantasy Vacation
Pack your bags! We’re going on a “virtual” vacation around Florida.
• Keeping track of expenses, reading brochures and travel guides, writing post cards from the road, plotting your route are the skills implemented
• “Vacationing” students will take home paper bag messenger bags describing their adventure.
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CFK II
Class # 2055 |
CFK II will give the students the opportunity to interact with other students in various educational activities. Activities may include group activities, special events and free time for student use. A minimal amount of outside activity may be included. |
Week IV: June 30-July 3, 2008
Class # 2049 |
Earnest Johnson |
Mythology
Students will explore mythology using creative writing, technology and geography.
• Students will explore ancient Greece making maps locating sites, learning geographical areas including oceans and landforms. |
| Brandy Craven |
Using Digital Photography to Inspire Creative Writing
Integration of the arts. Students will take digital still life photography and then use these images to inspire their own creative writing.
• Several writing styles will be introduced. This week will focus on personal narrative. By the end of the week, each student will have an integrated piece of writing and artwork to take home. |
| Andy Fernandez |
Genres: Non Fiction Information
Reader will learn, read, discuss and apply knowledge to an atlas, dictionary, encyclopedia and record books for the information they provide. |
Sheryl
Menchaca |
Science and Technology
Using a variety of technology software, online sites and digital presentations, students will investigate many characteristics of the Earth’s surface.
• Hands on and minds on activities that are creative and inquiry based.
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| Wendy Long |
A Trip Around the World - Europe and Asia
Join in the fun as we explore different art from around the world. We will also learn about the culture and geography of the country our art comes from.
• Students will demonstrate knowledge of different kinds of art from Europe and Asia.
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CFK II
Class # 2056 |
CFK II will give the students the opportunity to interact with other students in various educational activities. Activities may include group activities, special events and free time for student use. A minimal amount of outside activity may be included. |
Week V: July 7-July 11, 2008
Class # 2050 |
Earnest Johnson |
Mythology
Students will explore mythology using creative writing, technology and geography.
• Students will explore ancient Rome making maps locating sites, learning geographical areas including oceans and landforms. |
| Andy Fernandez |
Genres: Eyewitness Books
Readers will read, respond, discuss and classify the content from this series of books. Also students will judge whether the video with the same title follows the book accurately. |
Lynn Wolf |
Pack your bags! See the USA on a virtual vacation
Students will make and take a souvenir suitcase filled with maps, planning notes, and postcards from the road as they explore the state and national parks of the United States.
• Students will integrate reading and math skills as they analyze travel brochures and keep track of travel “expenses”
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| Wendy Long |
A Trip Around the World - Africa
Join in the fun as we explore different art from around the world. We will also learn about the culture and geography of the country our art comes from.
• Students will demonstrate knowledge of different kinds of art from Africa.
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| Jennifer Flory |
What is a "Fit Kid"?
Students will learn what fitness means.
• Students will learn healthy decision making strategies for over all wellness and will set individual goals to be a “Fit Kid.”
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CFK II
Class # 2057 |
CFK II will give the students the opportunity to interact with other students in various educational activities. Activities may include group activities, special events and free time for student use. A minimal amount of outside activity may be included. |
Week VI: July 14-July 18, 2008
Class # 2051 |
Earnest Johnson |
Mythology
Students will explore mythology using creative writing, technology and geography.
• Students will culminate their study of Greek and Roman gods and goddesses. |
| Andy Fernandez |
Genres: Books by Well Known and "Not So" Well Known Illustrators
Readers will read, discuss, answer and illustrate books by varied authors and develop an understanding of how illustrations affect the story. |
Lynn Wolf |
Wagon Ho! Taking the Oregon Trail
Students will integrate reading, problem solving, geography, and math skills while on the Oregon Trail web quest.
• Learn about how to survive a walk across America
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| Kristy Hindrichs |
My Imagination Can Take Me Anywhere!
Creative writing
• The students will pull from their own experiences and thoughts to write short stories, poetry and possibly—even a mystery!
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| Jennifer Flory |
You Are What You Eat!
Students will learn to make nutritious and healthy choices that taste good and are good for them.
• Students will explore the food pyramid, nutrition labels and will develop strategies to make healthy choices in a variety of places. (home, fast food restaurants, school, etc.)
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CFK II
Class # 2058 |
CFK II will give the students the opportunity to interact with other students in various educational activities. Activities may include group activities, special events and free time for student use. A minimal amount of outside activity may be included. |
Week VII: July 21-July 25, 2008
Class # 2052 |
Sheryl Menchaca
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Science Inquiry
Explore the deep, dark sea. Students will investigate deep sea creatures, underwater volcanoes, vents and mounts through hands on inquiry, virtual tours and demonstrations.
• Examine ecosystems located deep in the oceans. |
| Wendy Long |
A Trip Around the World - North and Central America
Join in the fun as we explore different art from around the world. We will also learn about the culture and geography of the country our art comes from.
• Students will demonstrate knowledge of different kinds of art from North and Central America. |
Kristy Hindrichs |
Que Tal? What's Up!?
Students will be taking a journalistic view and then write about what is going on at Camp on a day to day basis!
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| Jennifer Flory |
Move It or Lose It!
Students will learn the benefits of exercise.
• Students will learn the importance of daily exercise, how much exercise they need and how much fun exercise can be!
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| Lynn Wolf |
Fantasy Vacation
Pack your bags—We’re going on a trip!
• Students will use travel brochures and tour books to plan the ultimate vacation. “Families” of children will plot their route, decide which state or national park to tour and keep track of their gas, food and lodging expenses.
• Students will solve real world problems working in collaborative, small groups. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, using decimals and money and geometric plotting are the math skills to be explored. Improved knowledge of the United States’ geography is one of the outcomes for the students.
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CFK II
Class # 2059 |
CFK II will give the students the opportunity to interact with other students in various educational activities. Activities may include group activities, special events and free time for student use. A minimal amount of outside activity may be included. |
