2nd - 12th Grade Week Four Camps

Coded Camp

Week Four June 24th - 27th

5th - 8th Grade

Coded Summer Camp is a coding program designed to provide students with hands-on experience building mobile apps and websites. Coded teaches you the fundamentals of being a developer all while learning code, logic, math, and problem-solving skills. Campers will receive personalized instruction and collaborate with their peers. Students will also be introduced to Virtual Reality including: what it is, how it works, and how to navigate this new and exciting technology! This camp builds confidence and creativity all while teaching students to think like a programmer. Come make new friends and learn the language of the future!

Instructor, Alexander Khan CEO, Coded

Art Artistic Creations

Week Four

2nd - 4th Grade

Whatever Face and Place in the Sun
Watercolor, Sand and Found Objects Recycled
Elements explored: Color, perspective design, form, shading, texture
Family, friends and furry animals to frame?

We will make a recycled artwork. Students can bring in found objects old jewelry, family pictures or what would inspire an artistic creation.

Instructor, Lisa Quagliozzi, Visual Artist & Art Educator K-12 Licensed

Summer Writing Boot-Camp with Rhett Tenney

Week Four

6th - 9th Grade, 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Boot-Camp Objectives

Practice writing skills needed for middle school and high school.
Develop and practice the interpersonal skills of giving and accepting feedback.
Discuss the role of writing in daily life. Students will inculcate daily habits of writing which will both improve style as well as help them live more reflective lives.

A Week Long Adventure Into The World Of An Architect

Week Four

2nd - 8th Grade

You live in a home, you come to school, you shop at a market, you walk, skip and run on your sidewalk. You ride your bike under the trees, you come to a front door, you play at a park. These are all built elements that an architect must consider when designing. This week we will talk about your experiences with buildings, neighborhoods and cities, we will look at crazy buildings, other cultures and cities, and use all of this knowledge to imagine and create our own buildings and neighborhood as part of a city. We will study our own personal scale, scale of furniture and other elements around us, and then translate this into buildings as part of 4 city blocks. The work will be mostly in model form but we will create drawings to help us build the models.

Anticipated Schedule:

Day 1: Human scale: body, furniture, windows, doors, rooms. Create scaled figures, cars, dogs, trees for our city
Day 2: Site context: build a site- roads, topography, water, sidewalks. Discuss where and which buildings should be built.
Day 3: Buildings: we will build scaled buildings to populate our four city blocks.
Day 4: Ribbon cutting: we will put our final touches on our blocks, and then have a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate our new town.

Our days will be packed with model making, drawing, discussions, team work. We can’t wait!

Instrcutor, Libby Haslam

Middle School, Summer Reading and Discussion Groups

Week Four, June 24th - 27th from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon

6th - 8th Grade

Students will read, discuss, analyze and complete summer written assignment for required reading for the 2019 - 2020 school year.

● 6th Grade: Fish in a Tree, When My Name Was Keoko

● 7th Grade: Wonder, Among the Hidden

● 8th Grade: The Book Thief

Instructor, Rhett Tenny

GIRL POWER!!!

Week Four

5th - 8th Grade

Girl Power summer camp is all about loving yourself and learning new things. Throughout the week, girls will understand the importance of self-care and self-love through small lessons and crafts. Activities will include; life skills, arts and crafts, dance, yoga and mindfulness*, health and fitness. Crafts include- vision boards, mandalas, dream catchers, homemade face masks. This summer camp is all about friendship and fun, and empowerment! Activities will vary based on the week and age group.

Instructor, Emily Ellis is a certified Child Light Yoga and Mindfulness instructor and our P.E. teacher at Cosgriff.

	Coded Camp Week Four June 24th - 27th 5th - 8th Grade Coded Summer Camp is a coding program designed to provide students with hands-on experience building mobile apps and websites. Coded teaches you the fundamentals of being a developer all while learning code, logic, math, and problem-solving skills. Campers will receive personalized instruction and collaborate with their peers. Students will also be introduced to Virtual Reality including: what it is, how it works, and how to navigate this new and exciting technology! This camp builds confidence and creativity all while teaching students to think like a programmer. Come make new friends and learn the language of the future! Instructor, Alexander Khan CEO, Coded
	Art Artistic Creations Week Four 2nd - 4th Grade Whatever Face and Place in the Sun Watercolor, Sand and Found Objects Recycled Elements explored: Color, perspective design, form, shading, texture Family, friends and furry animals to frame? We will make a recycled artwork. Students can bring in found objects old jewelry, family pictures or what would inspire an artistic creation. Instructor, Lisa Quagliozzi, Visual Artist & Art Educator K-12 Licensed
	Summer Writing Boot-Camp with Rhett Tenney Week Four 6th - 9th Grade, 9:00 am - 11:00 am Boot-Camp Objectives Practice writing skills needed for middle school and high school. Develop and practice the interpersonal skills of giving and accepting feedback. Discuss the role of writing in daily life. Students will inculcate daily habits of writing which will both improve style as well as help them live more reflective lives.
	A Week Long Adventure Into The World Of An Architect Week Four 2nd - 8th Grade You live in a home, you come to school, you shop at a market, you walk, skip and run on your sidewalk. You ride your bike under the trees, you come to a front door, you play at a park. These are all built elements that an architect must consider when designing. This week we will talk about your experiences with buildings, neighborhoods and cities, we will look at crazy buildings, other cultures and cities, and use all of this knowledge to imagine and create our own buildings and neighborhood as part of a city. We will study our own personal scale, scale of furniture and other elements around us, and then translate this into buildings as part of 4 city blocks. The work will be mostly in model form but we will create drawings to help us build the models. Anticipated Schedule: Day 1: Human scale: body, furniture, windows, doors, rooms. Create scaled figures, cars, dogs, trees for our city Day 2: Site context: build a site- roads, topography, water, sidewalks. Discuss where and which buildings should be built. Day 3: Buildings: we will build scaled buildings to populate our four city blocks. Day 4: Ribbon cutting: we will put our final touches on our blocks, and then have a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate our new town. Our days will be packed with model making, drawing, discussions, team work. We can’t wait! Instrcutor, Libby Haslam
	Middle School, Summer Reading and Discussion Groups Week Four, June 24th - 27th from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon 6th - 8th Grade Students will read, discuss, analyze and complete summer written assignment for required reading for the 2019 - 2020 school year. ● 6th Grade: Fish in a Tree, When My Name Was Keoko ● 7th Grade: Wonder, Among the Hidden ● 8th Grade: The Book Thief Instructor, Rhett Tenny
	GIRL POWER!!! Week Four 5th - 8th Grade Girl Power summer camp is all about loving yourself and learning new things. Throughout the week, girls will understand the importance of self-care and self-love through small lessons and crafts. Activities will include; life skills, arts and crafts, dance, yoga and mindfulness*, health and fitness. Crafts include- vision boards, mandalas, dream catchers, homemade face masks. This summer camp is all about friendship and fun, and empowerment! Activities will vary based on the week and age group. Instructor, Emily Ellis is a certified Child Light Yoga and Mindfulness instructor and our P.E. teacher at Cosgriff.