Dear Parents, It’s time to get ready for Summer School 2019! St. Mary’s offers a great summer school program full of fantastic opportunities for learning and fun! This year we are again doing all registrations online so please go to our website and reserve your space for a great summer school experience. Registration opens on Monday, March 11th! Summer School runs for three weeks, Monday through Friday, starting on June 10 and ending on June 28. We again have many excellent courses from which to choose. Some of the courses have limited enrollment so apply early; they are open to everyone on a first-come, first-served basis. Girls and boys from other schools are welcome to join any of our courses although we encourage them to attend the English and Math courses at their own schools if they are offered there. You should presume that the courses you sign up for are available. If any of your course choices close due to lack of enrollment, we will contact you. A schedule of the courses for which you are registered will be mailed to you at the end of May. Invoices will be sent by email. If you have any questions about summer school, please email them to summer@smis.ac.jp. Please be reminded that there is no discount for partial summer school attendance. Students may still sign up for only one or two weeks but the tuition fees for Summer School will remain unchanged. This is due to the operational costs of running Summer School, and we appreciate your understanding. We have a great program waiting for you again this summer. Welcome to Summer School 2019!

Michael DiMuzio

ALL REGISTRATION IS ONLINE

@ http://summer.smis.ac.jp

Registration opens on Monday, March 11th!

A word about the numbers 01 - 99 = Whole Morning Courses 100’s = English and Math Courses 200’s = Middle and High School Courses 300’s = Enhancement Courses 400’s = Camps 500’s = Morning Sports 600’s = Afternoon Courses

*The grade for which the courses are offered refers to the grade the children are to enter in August 2019.

In general you may assume that the courses you choose will be available. If not available, you will be contacted.

Students taking morning courses should be in class the whole morning.

There is no room on campus for children not involved

in the programs in session.

MINIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS PER COURSE: 10

COSTS AND DEADLINES • Please note that no receipts for summer school will be sent from the accounting office; please

keep your receipt from the bank transfer. Should you need an official receipt, please contact the accounting office at 03-3709-3411 to request one. Thank you for your understanding.

• There is a ¥2,000 processing fee for St. Mary’s students and a ¥12,000 processing fee for all non-St. Mary’s students.

01 - 11 For the whole morning per course: ¥100,000 100’s English and Math Courses per course: ¥50,000 200’s Middle & High School Courses per course: ¥50,000 300’s Enhancement Courses per course: ¥50,000 400’s Day Camp (8:30-3:00 lunch included): ¥110,000 Morning Camp (8:30-12:00 without lunch): ¥55,000 Afternoon Camp (12:00-3:00 without lunch): ¥55,000 500’s Morning Sports per course: ¥50,000 600’s Afternoon Courses per course: ¥60,000 SCHOOL BOX LUNCH (Cezars Kitchen): ¥8,500

SCHOOL BUS: Both ways: ¥30,000 One way: ¥18,000

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 23, 2019 at 12:00 NOON **IMPORTANT: NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER MAY 23.

REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION SENT: May 27, 2019 INVOICE EMAILED: May 29, 2019 PAYMENT DUE: June 5, 2019 NO REFUNDS AFTER: June 7, 2019

Note: ¥10,000 fee for any changes made after June 11, 2019.

IMPORTANT NOTES: 1) By May 17, courses may be cancelled for lack of students. If concerned, you will be notified. 2) Send no money now; an invoice will be sent at the end of May. 3) All Summer School fees must be paid by Wednesday, June 5 or your child’s registration may be cancelled.

8:30-12:00001 - Pre-Readiness Program: An Amazing Adventure with P. MooneyCourse Number: 001Pre-Readiness Program: An Amazing Adventure with P. MooneyMs. Jones, Mr. Yajima8:30-12:00 Limit: 24 Students RP-C, RP-JFor the Boys entering RP in August 2019 and for Boys and Girls entering a pre-first grade (K-5) kindergarten program in August 2019.The children will be taken on amazing adventures led by our problem-solver P. Mooney. Come learn and discover new ideas with P. Mooney, Zoey, Elbert the Elephant, and a host of other characters! This course prepares young boys and girls for life as pre-first graders. We will work on improving listening skills and strengthening verbal communication

through songs, puppetry, stories, crafts, reading readiness and number awareness. Emphasis will also be placed on developing stronger social skills in a classroom environment.This course pairs well with our afternoon 601 Pre-Readiness Program course A Magical Journey through Stories.

8:30-12:00005 - Pre-First Grade ProgramCourse Number: 005 Pre-First Grade ProgramMrs. Craney, Ms. Dean 8:30-12:00 Limit: 24 Students 1R, 1MFor Girls and Boys entering first grade in August 2019.In this course, we will review and build on Kindergarten skills covered in our Readiness Program. This is a perfect opportunity for new students to get to know our campus,

teachers and program and a great time to make new friends. It’s also a wonderful way for all age- appropriate girls and boys to prepare for a successful year in Grade 1.Note: Enrichment Program is recommended to these students in the afternoon. Please see #602.

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8:30-12:00007 - Pre-2nd Grade ProgramCourse Number: 007Pre-2nd Grade ProgramMr. Ogan, Mrs. Herath.8:30-12:00 Limit: 24 Students 1T, Rm. 141For Girls and Boys entering Grade 2 in August 2019.This course is a great opportunity for students to get ready to tackle Grade 2 successfully. We focus on building

Language and Math skills to help students do well in Grade 2.Note: Enrichment Program is recommended to these students in the afternoon. Please see #602.

8:30-12:00009 - ESLCourse Number: 009 ESLMs. Moon 8:30-12:00  5MFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 1 through 6 in August 2019 who need intensive help in English tailored to their individual needs. Open to boys and girls who require ESL instruction,

as well as those who wish to improve their skills (specifically phonemic awareness and sound symbol correspondence).This course will provide reading and writing instruction, enabling students to build a high-frequency word vocabulary, and improve comprehension through a variety of activities, including games and technology. Everyone will discover the joys of reading and writing (both oral and silent) in a relaxed environment with plenty of choices to provide motivation and promote independence in learning. Please have your child bring an iPad if he/she has one. 

8:30-12:00

011 - IB Higher Level Mathematics - Calculus With ExtensionsCourse Number: 011IB Higher Level Mathematics - Calculus With ExtensionsMr. Tihor 

8:30-12:00   Rm. TBD

This course is intended for students who have completed their first year of IB Higher Level (HL) Mathematics.  *Students who are entering their first year of IB HL Mathematics who are looking for a challenge may also register for this course. The goals of this course are:

1. To cover, in depth, the IB HL Mathematics syllabus calculus content from the first and second years of the course.  After reviewing foundational content, students will be challenged with more difficult problems to ensure they are fully prepared for their second year in IB HL Mathematics.  

2. To extend the IB HL Mathematics core content to challenge students with content they could expect to see in first-year university calculus courses.  The extension material will be based on content in the IB HL Mathematics Calculus Option.

8:30-10:00101 - Pre-3rd Grade EnglishCourse Number: 101Pre-3rd Grade EnglishMs. Nagakura in 2N8:30-10:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 3 in August 2019.Pre-3rd Grade English puts an emphasis on reading and writing skills that will help students prepare for third grade. The course includes application of the writing process as well as speaking skills through presentations.

10:30-12:00102 - Pre-3rd Grade MathCourse Number: 102Pre-3rd Grade MathMs. Nagakura in 2N10:30-12:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 3 in August 2019.This course focuses on the Grade 3 Math learning goals and standards with an emphasis on mathematical problem-solving.

8:30-10:00

103 - Pre-4th Grade EnglishCourse Number: 103Pre-4th Grade EnglishMrs. Katayama in 3K8:30-10:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 in August 2019.This program features fundamental Language Arts skills helpful for students to function as successful 4th Graders next year. Emphasis will be on various types of writing activities as well as on reading comprehension. A Mystery Unit of Study will be part of the curriculum.

10:30-12:00

104 - Pre-4th Grade MathCourse Number: 104Pre-4th Grade MathMrs. Katayama in 3K10:30-12:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 in August 2019.This course focuses on the Grade 4 Math learning goals and standards with an emphasis on mathematical problem-solving.

8:30-10:00105 - Pre-5th Grade EnglishCourse Number: 105Pre-5th Grade EnglishMs. Shipton in 5S8:30-10:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 5 in August 2019.Students will improve their reading skills during this course. Reading for concepts, for comprehension, and for vocabulary development are the objectives of this class. Through an individualized reading program, students will read from content areas such as science, social studies, folklore and more, gaining knowledge in these areas while improving their reading skills.

10:30-12:00106 - Pre-5th Grade MathCourse Number: 106Pre-5th Grade MathMs. Shipton in 5S10:30-12:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 5 in August 2019.This course focuses on the Grade 5 Math learning goals and standards with an emphasis on mathematical problem-solving.

8:30-10:00107 - Pre-6th Grade EnglishCourse Number: 107Pre-6th Grade EnglishMr. Wilson in 5W8:30-10:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 6 in August 2019.This course, which integrates reading, vocabulary, grammar and writing practice, is designed to provide greater readiness for students entering Gr. 6 in August 2018.

10:30-12:00108 - Pre-6th Grade MathCourse Number: 108Pre-6th Grade MathMr. Wilson in 5W10:30-12:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr.6 in August 2019.Emphasis will be placed on developing computational and problem-solving proficiency in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and fractions.

8:30-10:00109 - Pre-7th Grade EnglishCourse Number: 109Pre-7th Grade EnglishMs. Kim-Inoue in Rm. 2338:30-10:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 7 in August 2019.Students will engage in activities that will help them make their writing more interesting and engaging. We will review grammatical problems and give students opportunities to practice planning and organizing their information prior to writing. We will build more vocabulary, study its usage, enrich reading skills, as well as practice writing in different styles.

10:30-12:00110 - Pre-7th Grade MathCourse Number: 110Pre-7th Grade MathMr. Liggayu in Rm. 23010:30-12:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 7 in August 2019. Students will improve their arithmetic and algebraic skills and be prepared confidently to meet the demands in their 7th Grade Pre-Algebra course next year. Topics include square and cubic numbers; simplifying radicals and fractional expressions; solving inequalities and equations; basic probability; surface area of two-dimensional figures; and volume of selected solids. Visual models will be built to

enhance conceptual understanding. Word problems will be incorporated in topics seemed appropriate.

8:30-10:00ACADEMIC201 - Middle School / High School MathCourse Number: 201Middle School / High School MathMr. Liggayu in Rm. 2308:30-10:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 8, 9, 10 in August 2019.This is an Algebra 1 course that focuses on probability, geometry, and right triangle trigonometry. Topics include simplifying and factoring algebraic fractions; solving inequalities and linear equations in two and three variables; factoring and solving quadratic equations; surface area and volume of solids. Word problems will be incorporated in some selected topics to deepen understanding and application of concepts.

10:30-12:00202 - Middle School / High School EnglishCourse Number: 202Middle School / High School EnglishMs. Kim-Inoue in Rm. 23310:30-12:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 8, 9, 10 in August 2019.This course will focus on a review of middle school English skills with special emphasis on vocabulary, grammar and reading comprehension. Different writing styles will be experimented to enrich the student’s writing skills.

8:30-10:00ACADEMIC203 - IB Standard Level Mathematics for Grade 11Course Number: 203IB Standard Level Mathematics for Grade 11Mr. Dogra in Rm. TBA8:30-10:00 For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 11 in August 2019.This course is highly recommended for students who are entering their first year of IB Standard Level (SL) Mathematics. Students attending are assumed to be comfortable with the prior learning topics for IB SL Mathematics, which will have been covered in their Grade 10 mathematics class. The course will cover material from all 5 topics (Number and Algebra, Functions, Geometry and Trigonometry, Statistics and Probability, and Calculus).Student will study and review subject matter thoroughly. Students will not only be introduced to topics with foundational problems but also will benefit from receiving a bank of harder problem-solving, topic specific Math questions that will help students to figure out where they struggle and how they can improve.The intention is to ensure that students leave the course comfortable with good knowledge in each of these topics, as well as having had a chance to attempt and receive feedback on some of the more challenging material and IB exam level questions in each topic and have an idea about the I.A.

10:30-12:00ACADEMIC204 - IB Standard Level Mathematics for Grade 12Course Number: 204 IB Standard Level Mathematics for Grade 12Mr. Dogra in Rm. TBA10:30-12:00For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 12 in August 2019.This course is highly recommended for students who are entering in the second year of IB Standard Level (SL) Mathematics. The course (Algebra, Functions and Equations, Circular Functions and Trigonometry, Vectors, Statistics and Probability, and Calculus). will not only cover material mainly from grade XII, I. B course and have not been covered in grade XI but also will touch upon grade XI

topics for revision purposes. Another highlight of the course will be writing a practice internal assessment.Students will develop a range of academic skills such as critical thinking, writing, and internet research, all of which are indispensable for Mathematical Exploration (I.A). This is a short report written by the student based on a topic chosen by him, and it should focus on mathematics of that particular area. The intention is to ensure that students leave the course comfortable with the in-depth knowledge in each of these topics, as well as having had a chance to attempt and receive feedback on some of the more challenging material and IB exam level questions in each topic and have written a practice I.A.

8:30-10:00

301 - Science for FunCourse Number 301 Science for FunMr. Dixon in Gr. 6 Sci. Lab8:30-10:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 1, 2, 3, 4 in August 2019.This course puts the fun back into science. Boys and girls taking this course will have a chance to do experiments and use microscopes and other scientific equipment. Students will explore topics that they choose and are of interest to them such as moving objects, bugs, insects, shadows, electronics, light, simple machines and crystals. Join this class and enjoy exploring these and many other topics and the exciting world of science. Boys and girls who have done this course previously are welcome to attend again as topics will be different.

10:30-12:00302 - Science for FunCourse Number 302Science for FunMr. Dixon in Gr. 6 Sci. Lab10:30-12:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 1, 2, 3, 4 in August 2019.This course puts the fun back into science. Boys and girls taking this course will have a chance to do experiments and use microscopes and other scientific equipment. Students will explore topics that they choose and are of interest to them such as moving objects, bugs, insects, shadows, electronics, light, simple machines and crystals. Join this class and enjoy exploring these and many other topics and the exciting world of science. Boys and girls who have done

this course previously are welcome to attend again as topics will be different.

8:30-10:00303 - Read for Better ComprehensionCourse Number 303Read for Better ComprehensionMs. Bell 8:30-10:00  Limit:  20  Students           3 BFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 3, 4, 5, 6 in August 2019.Reading is a fundamental skill that is important in every academic class you will take. This course aims to help students get more out of what they read and to improve their reading comprehension which translates into better grades in school! Come and learn effective reading strategies and how to read for deeper understanding. You will become a

better reader and have fun at the same time. Let’s read for better comprehension!

10:30-12:00304 - Design Tech CampCourse Number: 304Design Tech CampMr. Bull in the MS Digital Tech Classroom10:30-12:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 in August 2019.

Develop a variety of digital technology skills in a fun learning space. Experiment with a variety of exciting digital tools including:"     Designing and produce objects using the laser cutter"     Learn to use 3D modelling software and print your creations using the 3D printer"     Develop your coding skills using a variety of fun coding tools"     Create digital art using web-based vector drawing tools"      Build websites and digital publications using easy to use, yet powerful design tools

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8:30-10:00ACADEMIC305 - Digital Art and AnimationCourse Number: 305Digital Art and AnimationMr. Bull in the MS Digital Tech Classroom8:30-10:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 in August 2019.Learn how to create digital art using a variety of computer and tablet-based drawing, sketching, and vector drawing tools. Expand your art by using it as the basis of an animated piece using a variety of animation tools. We will create animations using different types of source material, including: hand-drawn images, digital drawings, LEGO, etc. A compilation of student art and animation will be available for students to take home to share with family and friends.

8:30-10:00307 - Robotics!Course Number: 307Robotics!Mr. Jones in Room 119 (Robotics Room)8:30-10:00 Limit 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 2, 3 in August 2019.Students will be guided through a hands-on experience wherein they design, build and program robots using the LEGO construction system. Working in teams, they learn valuable leadership and project management skills. After completing this class, students are left with a sense of accomplishment for what their team has created and with new knowledge and skills. They also gain an understanding of, and interest in, possible future careers in engineering, programming and other technical fields.

10:30-12:00308 - Robotics and Coding!Course Number: 308Robotics and Coding!Mr. Jones in Room 119 (Robotics Room)10:30-12:00  Limit 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 3, 4 in August 2019.Students will be guided through a hands-on experience wherein they design, build and program robots using the LEGO construction system. Working in teams, they learn valuable leadership and project management skills. After completing this class, students are left with a sense of accomplishment for what their team has created and with new knowledge and skills. They also gain an understanding of, and interest in, possible future careers in engineering, programming and other technical fields.

8:30-10:00309 - OrigamiCourse Number: 309OrigamiMr. Southall in Room 219 8:30-10:00 Limit 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 2, 3 and 4 in August 2019.Students will learn to develop their concentration, focus, and hand/eye coordination through origami. The sessions are suitable for beginners and more skilled students and will involve fun and engaging activities including origami frog races, paper airplane flying contests, and so much more. Time will also be given to students to perfect models enough to be able to make them out of higher quality Japanese paper.

  

10:30-12:00310 - Debate and Public SpeakingCourse Number: 310

Debate and Public SpeakingMs. Gordon in 2C10:30-12:00  Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys from Grades 3 and up in August 2019.Ms. Gordon, our SMIS Varsity Debate and Speech Coach, will teach you fundamental skills to help you forget about your "nerves" and shyness when speaking in front of others. You will learn to project your ideas, thoughts, and opinions (about current events/issues) to help lead your audience in a fun-filled, informative debate based on your speeches. You will enhance your critical thinking and communication skills, build self-confidence and improve your writing, and organizational skills as well. Learning to speak and debate are important skills to start learning in the elementary years so come and join the fun!  

10:30-12:00312 - Math Challenge, Math FunCourse Number: 312Math Challenge, Math FunMs. Bell in 3B10:30-12:00 Limit: 16 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4, 5, 6 in August 2019.This is a fun, interactive course for all students who love puzzles and playing with numbers. Enjoy brain-teasers, logic problems, games and much, much more at a variety of skill levels. 

10:30-12:00314 - OrigamiCourse Number: 314OrigamiMr. Southall in Room 219 10:30-12:00  Limit 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 in August 2019.Students will learn to develop their concentration, focus, and hand/eye coordination through origami. The sessions are suitable for beginners and more skilled students and will involve making origami models to display at home or give as gifts. Time will also be given to students to perfect models enough to be able to make them out of higher quality Japanese paper.

 

 

8:30-3:00401 - Day CampCourse Number: 401 Day CampMr. Moodie, Mr. Van Den Bossche8:30-3:00 in the Gym and/or Pool For Girls and Boys from 5 to12 years of age by Aug. 2019. Schedule:8:30 Swimming lessonsOutdoor/indoor activities12:00 School Lunch IncludedOutdoor/indoor activities3:00 Pick-up time by parents or return by school bus or public transportation.

8:30-12:00403 - Morning CampCourse Number: 403 Morning CampMr. Moodie, Mr. Van Den Bossche8:30-12:00 in the Gym and/or PoolFor Girls and Boys 5-12 years of age by August 2019.8:30 Swimming lessonsOutdoor/Indoor activities12:00 Departure

12:00-3:00405 - Afternoon CampCourse Number: 405 Afternoon CampMr. Moodie, Mr. Van Den Bossche, Mr. Chan, Mrs. Tierney, Mr. Ogan12:00-3:00 in the Gym and/or PoolFor Girls and Boys entering KG-5 or RP and up, up, up! in August 2019. 12:00 Lunch (School Lunch Not Included: Please check Lunch on the registration form if you wish to purchase it.)Swimming lessonsOutdoor / Indoor activitiesIntramural sports

3:00 Pick-up time by parents or return by school bus or public transportation.

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501 - SoccerCourse Number: 501SoccerMr. Chan on the Field8:30-10:00 Limit: 30 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 1 – 5 in August 2019.Super Soccer at St. Mary’s! Come and learn the game, or come to improve your skills.In this course we will cover:1 Basic skills: passing, dribbling, shooting2 Fun drills and soccer fitness

3 Small sided games.

10:30-12:00502 - SoccerCourse Number: 502SoccerMr. Chan on the Field10:30 - 12:00 Limit: 30 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 1 – 5 in August 2019.Super Soccer at St. Mary’s! Come and learn the game, or come to improve your skills.In this course we will cover:1 Basic skills: passing, dribbling, shooting2 Fun drills and soccer fitness3 Small sided games.

8:30-10:00503 - BasketballCourse Number: 503BasketballMr. Thiesen in the Gym8:30-10:00 Limit: 30 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 – 9 in August 2019.This is a high energy program for both beginner and experienced players centered on learning the fundamentals of basketball in a fun and exciting way. Skill development stations will be used to teach ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding and defense. Players will be divided by ability and age to compete in 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 games. This is an excellent program for those just learning the

game and those who want to bring their game to the next level.

10:30-12:00504 - BasketballCourse Number: 504BasketballMr. Thiesen in the Gym10:30-12:00  Limit: 30 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 – 12 in August 2019.This is a high energy program for both beginner and experienced players centered on learning the fundamentals of basketball in a fun and exciting way. Skill development stations will be used to teach ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding and defense. Players will be divided

by ability and age to compete in 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 games. This is an excellent program for those just learning the game and those who want to bring their game to the next level.

8:30-10:00505 - Beginning/Intermediate TennisCourse Number: 505Beginning/Intermediate TennisMr. Lamb on the Tennis Courts8:30-10:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 – 9 in August 2018.This will be a course in basic to intermediate tennis skills, allowing students to learn and practice the various strokes

necessary to play a competent game of tennis. We will cover the rules, etiquette, and terminology of tennis. Students will need to bring their own tennis rackets for this class. In case of rain, indoor games will be available.

10:30-12:00506 - Beginning/Intermediate TennisCourse Number: 506Beginning/Intermediate TennisMr. Lamb on the Tennis Courts10:30-12:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 – 9 in August 2019.This will be a course in basic to intermediate tennis skills, allowing students to learn and practice the various strokes necessary to play a competent game of tennis. We will

cover the rules, etiquette, and terminology of tennis. Students will need to bring their own tennis rackets for this class. In case of rain, indoor games will be available.

12:30-3:00601 - Pre-Readiness Program: A Magical Journey Through StoriesCourse Number: 601Pre-Readiness Program: A Magical Journey Through StoriesMs. Jones, Mr. Yajima in RP-C, RP-J12:30-3:00 Limit: 24 StudentsFor the Boys entering RP in August 2019 and for Boys and Girls entering a pre-first grade (K-5) kindergarten program in August 2019.Dive into the world of imagination where anything is possible! The children will be taken on a magical journey through a variety of stories. This course prepares young

boys and girls for life as pre-first graders. We will work on improving listening skills and strengthening verbal communication through indoor/outdoor games, drama, songs, stories, crafts, and reading readiness. Emphasis will also be placed on developing stronger social skills in a classroom environment. This course pairs well with our morning course 001 Pre-Readiness Program: An Amazing Adventure with P. Mooney.

12:30-3:00602 - Enrichment ProgramCourse Number: 602Enrichment ProgramMrs. Katayama, Mrs. Craney in 4M and Rm. 11412:00-3:00 Limit: 26 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Grades 1 and 2 in August 2019.We are continuing the long, successful tradition of the original Enrichment course with our New Enrichment Program. In this course, primary-aged girls and boys will continue to enjoy fun-filled afternoons with stories, games, arts and crafts, skits, drama, and much more. These activities are designed to develop English language skills and enrich vocabulary while being fun at the same time. There will be a performance on the last day of summer school and parents are invited of course! It all starts with lunch at 12:00 p.m. Students may bring their own lunch or sign up for the School Lunch Program.

12:30-3:00ACADEMIC603 - Science Experiments/ProjectsCourse Number: 603

Science Experiments/ProjectsMrs. Herath, Mr. Liggayu in 1T and Rm. 14112:30-3:00 Limit: 26 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 1, 2, 3 in August 2019. This is an interesting, enjoyable, and interactive course that stimulates your child’s curiosity, love, and passion for Science. Students will be building three-dimensional visual models for their observations and experimentations. Activities include growing seeds; building volcanos that emit lava and smoke; simulating a tornado and a geyser; putting a whole egg in a bottle; using a balloon to run a toy car; and making ice cream, to mention a few. Students will also be observing the life processes and behaviors of selected insects.

• 12:30-3:00604 - Adventure, Exploration, and Camping to Increase VocabularyCourse Number: 604Adventure, Exploration, and Camping to Increase VocabularyMs. Gordon in  2C12:30-3:00 Limit: 24 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Grades 2, 3, 4 in August 2019Improve your child’s vocabulary while s/he has fun...We start out Week 1 with an Adventure Safari unit. Week 2 is: Action, Movement and Sports, and Week 3 is: Camping where we actually set up camp indoors with sleeping bags, roasting marshmallows around the fire and singing traditional camp songs. During the entire three weeks the students learn hundreds of new vocabulary words through different activities such as scavenger hunts, cooking, “nature” hikes, games, arts and crafts. Everything we do involves enriched vocabulary, so the students have the best of both worlds... Learning while having fun!

12:30-3:00605 - Robotics and ProgrammingCourse Number: 605Robotics and ProgrammingMr. Myers in E. S. Art Room12:30-3:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 through 7 in August 2019.In this course, beginners and experts learn to build and program robots using Lego Education’s EV3 robot kits and programming software. Students follow step-by-step instructions to build their robots, and then learn how to write programs to get their robots moving. Once students have learned to do this, they move on to writing more complicated programs involving sensors, and work on their problem-solving skills when faced with various design challenges, asking the question: How do we re-program or re-engineer

the robot to work even better? Join our robotics class where learning is hands-on and fun!

12:30-3:00606 - Read-Relax-Enjoy-GrowCourse Number 606Read-Relax-Enjoy-GrowMs.  Bell in 3B12:30-3:00        Limit:  20  StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 3, 4, 5, 6 in August 2019.Start your summer reading with some great new books and iBooks. We will spend our time reading, discussing, and having fun with books. You can use school books and can bring your own books, iPad or Kindle. You will be able to read independently and join a book discussion group with

one or two other students reading the same book. Through our conversations about books and authors, you will learn to understand books at a much deeper level. We will do some fun online activities and be in contact with some authors too! We'll also have time to explore some online reading games and sources each afternoon.

12:30-3:00607 - Written and Illustrated by…Course Number: 607Written and Illustrated by…Ms. Shipton in 5S12:30-3:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 2, 3, 4, 5 in August 2019.If you are a kid who loves writing, this writing workshop is a wonderful way for you to spend time in our summer school

program. It will help you emerge as a young author and provide focus, inspiration and time for you to publish your own writing. It will offer techniques for idea- starters to use for any kind of writing, creative exercises, growing ideas into a story, bringing characters to life, the editing process, illustration, and publishing. Calling all authors; don’t miss out on the fun..! 

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12:30-3:00608 - World CookingCourse Number: 608World CookingMr. Southall in Rm. 21912:30-3:00 Limit: 16 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 and higher in August 2019.

Students will learn to cook simple but delicious dishes from around the world that they can recreate at home for their family and friends. All dishes will give consideration to nutritional value and ease of ingredient availability. Strong emphasis will be put on safe equipment use and hygienic food preparation techniques so that they can be more autonomous in the home kitchen. 

12:30-3:00610 - Ready-Set-Write!Course Number: 610Ready-Set-Write!Ms. Moon in 5M12:30-3:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Grades 4 and up in August 2019.

Come discover the joy of writing! This course is designed to excite students about the power of the word and impress on them the need to communicate well in writing. We will critically analyze what the skill of writing involves. We will explore various genres and select personal writing projects to follow through to publication. This course will also enhance technology skills. Please have your child bring an iPad if he/she has one. 

12:30-3:00611 - BaseballCourse Number: 611BaseballMr. Wilson on the Field12:30-3:00

For Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 and above in August 2019.Baseball is for players of all skill levels. Beginners will learn the basics of the game and how to apply what they learn to real game situations. More seasoned baseball players will continue to hone their skills through a combination of drills/practice and game situations. Students will be grouped according to ability levels and will be divided into teams which will vie for the Summer Baseball Crown. They will have the opportunity to play in as many games as possible. By playing, the students will develop an appreciation and understanding of game situations and strategy. Between games, players will work on drills designed to improve their skills. Games will be based on modified rules of the Japanese baseball league for elementary and middle school students.

12:30-3:00612 - Geography ExplorersCourse Number: 612Geography ExplorersMs. Dean in 3D12:30-3:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 2, 3, 4 and 5 in August 201.Curious students will journey to new & fascinating places to explore geography and culture. Together we will learn, discover, and create. Students will create maps using a variety of skills they develop and practice in class. There will be time for students to research and make maps of particular individual interest.

12:30-3:00613 - Film MakingCourse Number: 613

Film MakingMr. Bull in the MS Digital Tech Classroom12:30-3:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 in August 2019.

This course includes everything you need to be a famous film-maker.Learn how to:"     Write a compelling script, and develop the storyboard ready for filming"     Film the scenes using a variety of camera angles and shot types"     Direct your actors to ensure natural performances"     Edit your movie, using iMovie and other software "     Record and produce a soundtrack using GarageBand"      Distribute your film to share with family and friends

12:30-3:00614 - Research and Study SkillsCourse Number: 614Research and Study SkillsMr. Dixon in Grade 6 Sci. Lab.12:30-3:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 4 and up in August 2019.Students participating in this course will have an opportunity to learn a variety of memory and study techniques that they can apply to a range of different subjects. Students also learn to brainstorm, gather data, use advanced search terms, avoid plagiarism, take notes, mind map, and communicate ideas in writing, while they research topics based on their ability and interest.

12:30-3:00615 - SAT/ACT Prep AfternoonCourse Number: 615SAT/ACT Prep AfternoonMs. Kim-Inoue in Rm. 23312:30-3:00 Limit: 24 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 8 and up in August 2019.Students will first learn about what SAT and ACT are all about and why they are important to prepare for college entrance.  Students will then take a practice SAT test and a practice ACT test. These tests will be used to determine areas of strength and weakness the students can work on. Students will practice through taking parts of these tests everyday and will be working on their specific skills in need of improvement.  They will take a final full-length SAT or ACT test at the end of three weeks to see their growth.

12:30-3:00616 - IB Higher Level Mathematics - Core Content and Essential Skills for Grade 11/12Course Number 616IB Higher Level Mathematics - Core Content and Essential Skills Mr. Tihor  Rm. TBD 12:30-3:00        Limit:  20  StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 11 and 12 in August 2019.

This course is intended for students who are entering their first year of IB Higher Level (HL) Mathematics as well as students entering their second year who would like to solidify their understanding of core concepts.The goals of this course are:

1. To provide students with a strong foundation in the core content of the number and algebra, functions,

geometry, trigonometry, and vectors sections of the course.

2. To provide students with a chance to attempt and receive feedback on some of the more challenging material they can expect to see in the above topics.

12:30-3:00617 - STEM Camp (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)Course Number: 617STEM Camp (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)Mr. Jones in ES Computer Room12:30-3:00 Limit: 20 StudentsFor Girls and Boys entering Gr. 2, 3, 4 in August 2019.

Students will be involved in a series of projects where they will be solving real world problems and testing and evaluating their ideas. They will learn to work as effective team members have the opportunity to experience different ways of learning and problem-solving. These student-led projects will look at structures, properties of materials and applications of smart materials.