Classes TK-7 » Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Period 2

Grades TK-7

June 10 - July 19, 2024

10:20-11:45

Cost- $450 per class

 

  • All classes are for enrichment only- no grade or credit will be given.
  • Please register your student in the grade they will enroll in for the 2024-25 school year.
  • Full refunds will be granted up to May 17, 2024 @midnight.  No refunds will be issued after May 17th @ midnight.

 

 

Fundamentals of Weight Training

Grades: 5-7

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Brandon Garner

Lab Fee: 10

Want to get stronger?! This class will focus on building and maintaining athletic abilities. rough a combination of strength, endurance and flexibility. You will learn different weight training methods for beginners as well as more advanced liters. The focus will be on understanding the right form for safety and learning the joy of building up yourself and others. We will be using a state of the weight room at HMS that allows for multiple types of trainings in a safe environment.

 

Indoor-Outdoor Gaming

Grade: 1-3

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Angel Solis

Lab Fee: 15

Students will use critical thinking skills, hand eye coordination, sportsmanship, and teamwork learning to play indoor games and outdoor games. Indoor games will include Chess, checkers, Jenga, ping pong, and other board games. Outdoor games will include nontraditional games such as Ultimate Frisbee, Olympic handball, frisbee golf, lag tag and traditional games will include baseball, kickball, handball, etc... Each week will feature a different class tournament while focusing on positive behavior, sportsmanship, and respect.

 

Model Making Fun

Grades: 4-7

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Neil Almoite

Lab Fee: 15

Model Building has been offered as a Summer School class for over 40 years in San Marino. Many of our previous students have gone on to professions including engineering, dentistry, medicine and sciences. Model building improves reading comprehension, the ability to complete sequential activities, promotes patience and builds confidence in young students. Modelers provide their own kits and materials available at local stores. Most students succeed well with level 2-3 kits with some graduating to level 4. Most kits are automobiles, airplanes, ships or anatomical models.

 

Musical Theater

Grades: 1-5

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Lindsay Crary

Lab Fee: 10

Does your child love to sing and dance? Are they often dramatic and enjoy acting over the top? This Musical theater class provides the outlet they need to direct their creative energy into a fun performance! In this course students will be learning scenes from popular plays and musicals. Each scene is carefully chosen so there is a part for every child, at every level of skill. Students can choose what aspect they are comfortable participating in- be it only acting and stage movement, or incorporating dance and singing, or running backstage and tech operations. Students will improve in various skills based on the show that most interests them- but most importantly, students will have fun as they learn a bit about the theater, its history, and performing. is course will culminate in a musical showcase!

 

Robotics League

Grades: 5-7

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: John Gulick

Lab Fee: 5

Design and build two different robot models and compete against your friends. The first robot will be programmed to complete specific mission tasks on a robotics table. e second robot will be remotely controlled to compete in different games like Racing, Soccer, Capture the Flag, and even Battle Bots. (Space is limited to 16 students)

 

Science Smorgasbord

Grades: 5-7

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor- Michael Condie

Lab Fee: 50

Have your child feast on a cornucopia of hands-on science activities designed to stimulate their creativity and curiosity in science. Major topics include: anatomy, forensic science , geology, solar power, cooking chemistry, and blueprint & construction with balsa wood. is class is the perfect platform for learning various math, science, and engineering skills. Labs will include DNA extraction, various animal dissections, investigation of fossils, drawing blueprints and constructing balsa bridges to be tested for strength, building solar ovens to cook food, and making homemade ice cream to learn the science behind it. Still going strong after 20 years, this course fills up quickly, so enroll today.

 

Soccer Skills

Grades 5-7

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Moises Arreola

Lab Fee:

This class is designed to teach children the basics of soccer in a class or group setting. Led by HMS' current boys soccer coach, this class will focus on introducing young participants fundamental soccer skills, fostering a love for the game, and providing a positive and enjoyable learning experience. The class will cover aspects such as dribbling, passing, shooting, basic tactics, and teamwork. Age-appropriate activities, games, and drills are used to engage participants, promote physical activity, and develop both soccer-specific skills and general motor skills. We will aim to create a supportive environment where children can learn, have fun, and build a foundation for future involvement in the sport. Experienced and beginners are all encouraged to sign up!

 

Soccer and Physical Education

Grades 1-4

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Allison Hensley

It’s Good to have GOALS! Run, Kick, Score, Repeat. Learn Ball Skills, Goalie Training, Conditioning Exercises and the Game of Soccer. Healthy body, healthy mind!

 

Study Skills for Success

Grade: 5-7

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Elise Brunner

Lab Fee: 15

Establishing effective study habits is critical to a student’s success in school. This class will cover a variety of strategies that will help you boost your grades and set you up for academic success! Some of the topics that will be covered in this class are time management, note-taking, goal setting and prioritizing, paper organization, test preparation, test-taking strategies, homework and project planning, and memorization techniques .... just to name a few! Lessons are taught in a fun, engaging, and interactive manner. Additionally, students will read a selected novel in class as a way to practice new study strategies. The skills gained in this class will positively impact your life - both inside and outside the classroom!

 

Tennis Camp (Beginner/Intermediate - not for advanced or competitive players)

Grades: 5-7

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Roger Hollomand

Let's Hit! Have fun learning or improving your tennis skills.

 

Volleyball

Grades: 6-7

Period 2: 10:20-1145

Instructor: Jackson Wong

Pass, Set, Spike!!! is class will focus on the fundamentals of volleyball. Emphasis on the basics of serving, passing, hitting & setting, reinforced through game play and cooperative drills. is class will also incorporate learning through concepts of rotations, positions, rules, and strategies in defense and offense. Designed for more intermediate and advanced level players who want to train and practice for competitive volleyball on a school team or club team.

 

Visual Art

Grades: 3-5

Period 2: 10:20-1145

Instructor- Michelle Ohm

Lab Fee: 40
Visual Art: Painting and Drawing. Explore painting and drawing techniques in this summer intensive class. Students will have full use of all the art studio's materials in order to make as many works of art as they want. We will review observational skills and the elements of Art as well as work with our imaginations. Students will learn about contemporary artists and find their own creative voices.

 

6th Grade ELA and Writing Skills

Grade: 6

Period 2: 10:20-11:45

Instructor: Heinrich Ranches

Lab Fee: 15

Jumpstart 6th grade writing and critical thinking skills in this engaging, project-based course! rough creative lessons and cooperative activities, students will learn how to write descriptive sentences and well-structured paragraphs! They will learn strategies for responding to literature and work collaboratively to hone new skills! Each week, students will explore different modes of writing (expository, argumentative, descriptive, etc.) as they create a standards-based Writer's Reference Guide that they can use during their middle school years! In addition, study skills strategies and critical thinking skills are explicitly taught to get students ready for middle school life! is course is low-stress with high-impact results: helping the new 6th grade student gain confidence and skills to begin the middle school journey!

 

7th Grade Math Enrichment

Grade: 7

Period 2: 10:20-1145

Instructor:Georgia Giannoulias

Lab Fee: 15

This course will provide students the skills needed to be ready for 7th grade Math. This course is a review of the following standards: 1. Analyze proportional relationships and use them to solve real-world and mathematical problems. 2. Apply and extend previous understandings of operations with fractions. 3. Use properties of operations to generate equivalent expressions. 4. Solve real-life and mathematical problems using numerical and algebraic expressions and equations. Students will be able to practice their mathematical skills and strategies through games and project based learning.

 

Students must be registered based on the grade-level they are entering as of August 2024. Please remember and note, registration is on a “first received, first enrolled” basis.

 

Full refunds will be granted up to May 17, 2024 @midnight.  No refunds will be issued after May 17th @ midnight.