Prairieview(School!! - Community Consolidated School District 46

Prairieview(School!
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Est.!2002!
103!E.!Belvidere!Rd.,!Hainesville,!IL!60030!G!Phone!(847)!543G4230!G!Fax!(847)!543G4125
Vince!Murray,!Principal!
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April 17, 2015
Dear Parent or Guardian,
It’s hard to believe it’s already April 17th; time is certainly flying this year. While many of us are thankful
the weather is becoming more Spring-like, we have many reasons, as a school, to be thankful.
One of the many reasons we have to be thankful for this year is the hard work of our Parent Teacher
Organization. Every year, members of our PTO selflessly give of their time and resources to improve
our school. This year is certainly no different. One on-going goal of our PTO is to build a sense of
community between home and school. They have strived to do just that by providing inexpensive, fun
evenings for the families of Prairieiview. This year we were treated to a movie night, a bingo night, a
fall festival and a weekend bowling outing. Our PTO continually supports all families by donating
money to fund field trip opportunities and offset costs associated with those experiences. They have
organized and provided engaging, learning opportunities for the students of Prairieview through the use
of assemblies and our upcoming Discovery Day. Finally, they have committed to continue to support
our school’s efforts to increase technology integration by purchasing iPads to use in the classrooms.
As a school, we cannot thank the PTO members enough for their continued support of the students,
families and teachers of Prairieview School. If this sounds like a group you would be interested in
learning more about, please do not hesitate to contact any member of the PTO. Your involvement with
this group would be greatly appreciated and ensure the PTO’s ability to continue to support the
students of Prairieview. Their contact information can be found on the accompanying newsletter.
Springtime is also a time we see an increase in our before and after school traffic, which means it’s a
great time to reiterate our arrival and dismissal procedures to ensure the safety of our children. We ask
for your support in the following areas:
Car Riders/Parking- Children should arrive at school between 7:50 and 8:00. When dropping off or
picking up your child in the turnaround, please stay in your car, pull-up as far as possible, and form
two lanes. If you drop off or pick up your child at the main doors, please park your car in the visitor lot
and walk your child between the school’s entrance and your vehicle. There is no parking in the
turnaround during or after school hours. It serves as an emergency lane and is for moving vehicles
only. Please do not block the handicap parking areas or the parking lot entrances.
Bus Riders- Please review the bus rules and procedures with your children. At bus stops children
should stay off the road and remain on the sidewalk while waiting for the bus.
As always, if you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to call (847) 543-4230.
Sincerely,
Vince Murray
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Community!Consolidated!School!District!46!
http://www.d46.org!
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Prairieview(School!
Est.$2002$
103$E.$Belvidere$Rd.,$Hainesville,$IL$60030$7$Phone$(847)$54374230$7$Fax$(847)$54374125
Vince$Murray,$Principal$
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Estimados Padres o Tutores Legales,
Es difícil creer que ya es el 17 de abril, el tiempo ha volado ciertamente este año. Mientras que muchos de
nosotros estamos muy agradecidos que el clima está tratando de ser más primaveral, tenemos muchas otras
razones en nuestra escuela de estar agradecidos.
Una de las muchas cosas a las que tenemos que agradecer este año es el duro trabajo de nuestra Organización
de Padres y Maestros (PTO por sus siglas en ingles). Cada año, los miembros de nuestro PTO
desinteresadamente dan de su tiempo y recursos para mejorar nuestra escuela. Este año, sin duda no es
diferente. Uno de los objetivos de nuestra PTO es construir un sentido de comunidad entre el hogar y la escuela.
Ellos se han esforzado para hacer precisamente eso, proporcionando noches de diversión para las familias de
Prairieiview. Este año hicieron las Noches de Película, Bingo, y la visita al centro de boliche. Ellos apoyan
continuamente a todas las familias con la donación de dinero para financiar oportunidades de viaje y compensar
los costos asociados con estas experiencias. Han organizado y siempre actividades que proveen oportunidades
de aprendizaje para los estudiantes de Prairieview a través del uso de las asambleas y el Día del Descubrimiento
(Discovery Day). Por último, se han comprometido a seguir apoyando los esfuerzos de nuestra escuela para
aumentar la integración de la tecnología mediante la compra de IPads para su uso en las aulas.
Como escuela, no podemos agradecer a los miembros del PTO lo suficientes por su continuo apoyo a los
estudiantes, familias y maestros de la Escuela de Prairieview. Si esto suena como un grupo que usted estaría
interesado en aprender más sobre, por favor no dude en ponerse en contacto con cualquier miembro del PTO.
Su participación en este grupo sería muy apreciada y nos garantizaría la capacidad de que esta organización
continúe apoyando a los estudiantes de Prairieview. La información de contacto se puede encontrar en el boletín
adjunto.
La primavera es también un tiempo en que vemos un aumento de tráfico escolar en la llegada y salida de los
estudiantes. Esto significa que es un gran tiempo para reiterar nuestros procedimientos de llegada y salida para
asegurar la seguridad de nuestros niños. Pedimos su apoyo en las áreas siguientes:
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Estudiantes que Viajan en Carro/Estacionamiento- Los niños deben llegar a la escuela entre las 7:50
y 8:00. Cuando deje o recoja a su hijo en la vuelta, por favor quédese en su auto, acérquese en la curva
lo mas lejos que le sea posible, y formando dos carriles. Si usted deja o recoge a su niño en las
puertas principales, por favor estacione su carro en el lote de visitantes y camine a su hijo(a) a la entrada
de la escuela. No hay ningún estacionamiento en el giro durante o después del horario escolar.
Sirve como un carril de emergencia y es para mover sólo los vehículos. Por favor no bloquee las
entradas de impedidos o las zonas de estacionamiento.
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Estudiantes que Viajan en Autobuses- Por favor, revise las normas y procedimientos del autobús con
sus hijos. En las paradas de autobús los niños deben mantenerse fuera de la carretera y permanecer en
la acera mientras esperan el autobús. Por favor, no se ofenda si un miembro del personal ofrece
recordatorios durante la llegada y el despido. Estos procedimientos son necesarias para mantener la
seguridad de nuestros estudiantes.
Como siempre, si tiene alguna duda o pregunta, no dude en llamar al (847) 543-4230.
Sinceramente.
Vince Murray
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Current Events
!Are you ready for some fun? Come to Prairieview's
Candy Land Spring Dance on Saturday, May 9, 2015,
6:00 to 8:30pm. We will have a DJ, free snacks and
beverages, along with some crafts and a free family
portrait! Raffle tickets for purchase for some cool items
($1 each or save by buying 6 tickets for $5). See
attached flyer for more details.
!Join us on May 11th in the Media Center for our last open
PTO meeting and elections for PTO board for the next
school year. Please reach out to us to let us know if you
are interested in joining the board. Email
mvergamini@comcast.net or pvspto@yahoo.com to let us
know, or just stop in on May 11th! We have open roles that
will need to be filled. We want to continue offering fun
events at Prairieiview and we cannot do it without you!
Volunteer Opportunities
PTO Board Members
Co!President: Kathy Stanislawski
Kathys284@ymail.com or 847!406!9634
Co!President: Margaret Vergamini
mvergamini@comcast.net or 847!975!2715
Vice President: Michelle Bernstein
Bernsteinfab5@gmail.com or 847!826!1386
Ways and Means: Kelly Murphy
Kellymurphy814@yahoo.com or 847!752!8780
Treasurer: Jacki Galauskas
jziskind@yahoo.com or 847!986!4307
Volunteer Coordinator: Jesus Salinas
Salinas_j@comcast.net or 847!406!0010
Secretary: Laura Leiter
Laura_leiter@yahoo.com or 847!217!1360
Discovery Day is May 15th!
Look for Discovery Day forms coming home soon.
Students will be able to choose their top 10 session
choices and will be slotted into 6 sessions. Parents
will be able to register to volunteer on this form,
or you can sign up early to volunteer.
For early volunteer sign up, please contact
Courtney Doninger at cdoninger@hotmail.com for
parents of 1st through 4th graders.
If you are a kindergarten parent interested in
volunteering, please contact Margaret Vergamini at
mvergamini@comcast.net.
This is such a popular event and to ensure we have
a successful day, we will be limiting volunteers to
the first 75 registrants. The sooner you let us
know, the better we can plan! This year all
volunteers must be of high school age or above.
Thank You!
Thanks to all the families that came out
to Culver's night on April 14th!
Proceeds from your purchases help
support Prairieview.
Administrative Professional's Day is
Wednesday, April 22nd. A special thank
you to Rosa, Gina, Sue and Leah for all
their hard work in helping Prairieview
School!
Upcoming PTO Events!
Get ready for some summer reading!! We are bringing you another Scholastic Book Fair on Wednesday,
May 6th and Thursday May 7th. Hours will be announced soon. This fair will offer BUY ONE GET ONE
deals on all books purchased! This will be a kick!off to Prairieview's participation in a nationwide
summer reading program and contest with great prizes. More details coming soon!
Cool Tool
Initiative means: motivated to do things, to act or take
charge before others do, take action without being told
PURPOSE OF THE LESSON/WHY IS IT IMPORTANT
1. Shows others that you respect them and your surroundings
2. Shows that you are driven and motivated to be responsible
TEACHING EXAMPLES
1. You just finished eating dinner with your family. You notice the pile of dirty
dishes in the sink. You can demonstrate initiative by washing, rinsing or
drying the dishes without being asked.
2. You just get home from school and know you have homework that needs
to be done. You can demonstrate initiative by sitting down in a quiet spot
and getting started with being asked.
3. You are looking for some new books to check out at the library. You
notice some books scattered on the floor. You can demonstrate initiative
by picking the books up and returning them to the correct location.
When we show initiative we make others and ourselves feel
1. important
2. cared for
3. proud
Grayslake Middle School Second Annual
Cut & Shave
For St. Baldrick’s Foundation
Raise&$50&for&a&cut&or&
a&shave!&
&
This!year’s!hair!donations!
will!support!“Pantene!
Beautiful!Lengths.”!
!
All!monetary!donations!will!
support!the!“St.!Baldrick’s!
Foundation.”!
Our$goal$is$$15,000$
and$30$hair$
Save
donations!$
the Date!
4/17/15
Last year Grayslake Middle
School had 41 students and
community members cut or shave.
We raised $6,147 for the St. Baldrick’s
Foundation and donated 14 individual bags of hair.
The GMS student assembly starts
in the morning, but the Grayslake
community can feel free to support all
afternoon and evening!
Come out this spring and help us help others!
Visit our event page to sign up or make a donation:
https://www.stbaldricks.org/events/gmsmakeyourmark2015
!
Grayslake Middle School Second Annual
Cut & Shave
For St. Baldrick’s Foundation
Raise&$50&for&a&cut&or&
a&shave!&
&
This!year’s!hair!donations!
will!support!“Pantene!
Beautiful!Lengths.”!
!
All!monetary!donations!will!
support!the!“St.!Baldrick’s!
Foundation.”!
Our$goal$is$$15,000$
and$30$hair$
Save
donations!$
the Date!
4/17/15
Last year Grayslake Middle
School had 41 students and
community members cut or shave.
We raised $6,147 for the St. Baldrick’s
Foundation and donated 14 individual bags of hair.
The GMS student assembly starts
in the morning, but the Grayslake
community can feel free to support all
afternoon and evening!
Come out this spring and help us help others!
Visit our event page to sign up or make a donation:
https://www.stbaldricks.org/events/gmsmakeyourmark2015
!
King Kandy Cordially
Invites his Royal
Prairieview Subjects
FREE
Family
Event
Saturday, May 9, 2015
6:00pm to 8:30pm
DJ requests
FREE family portrait
Yummy snacks & beverages
FREE crafts and $1 tickets/multiple raffles
Gingerbread
House
Contest
(See Back)
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Decorate in a spring theme with any cookie and
candy decorations
Use items around the house: small milk cartons,
cardboard, gingerbread, graham crackers, etc.
All entries must be submitted to Prairieview by
Monday, May 4th to be displayed at the dance
Winning house will receive a prize and be
announced at the dance
Register at campinvention.org and save $15.
Use promo code SPRING by 5/12/15
Camp Invention is coming to
Prairieview School
located at 103 E Belvidere Road
Hainesville, IL 60030
July 6 - 9, 2015 from 8:00AM to 3:30PM
Directed by Krista Miller
miller.krista@d46.org
847.543.6293
Price: $220 (Before discount)
Register your rising 1st through 6th grade
child today and save at campinvention.org
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Dear Parents,
Our school is participating in a fun summer reading project: the Scholastic Summer
Reading Challenge, featuring Read for the World Record. The Summer Reading Challenge
unites students from around the globe in an attempt to set a new world record for most
minutes read this summer!
Studies show that kids who read over the summer maintain the reading skills developed
during the school year. This summer-long reading campaign is designed to motivate all
children to read more so they maintain and improve their academic skills.
The world record attempt begins May 4 and concludes September 4, 2015. The total
logged reading minutes, along with the top 20 schools, will be published in the 2016 edition
of the Scholastic Book of World Records.
Here are a few simple ways to help your child become a record-breaking reader:
• Set a goal together and encourage reading throughout the summer with library
visits, story time at home, and conversations about books. Let your child see you
reading.
• Encourage your child to participate and track reading minutes either with a paper
log or online at www.scholastic.com/summer. It’s a kid-friendly, safe online
community where students can be part of a record-setting global team, log
reading minutes, and enjoy activities geared for all ages.
• Track our school’s reading progress at www.scholastic.com/summer.
• Download summer reading booklists chosen specifically for your child’s age at
www.scholastic.com/parents.
To learn more, visit www.scholastic.com/summer. Make reading a big part of your
family’s summer fun!
Permission to reproduce this item
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Queridos padres:
Este verano, nuestra escuela va a participar en un divertido proyecto de lectura llamado la
Competencia de Verano de Scholastic, como parte del evento Récord Mundial de Lectura. En la
Competencia de Verano participarán estudiantes de muchos lugares del mundo con el fin de
establecer un nuevo récord de lectura de verano.
Estudios realizados muestran que los niños que leen durante el verano mantienen las destrezas
de lectura desarrolladas durante el año escolar. La campaña de este verano está diseñada para
motivar a todos los niños a leer más para que continúen desarrollando y mejorando sus destrezas
académicas.
El evento para establecer un nuevo récord comienza el 4 de mayo y termina el 4 de septiembre
de 2015. El total de minutos de lectura acumulados y los nombres de las 20 escuelas que más
minutos acumulen se publicarán en la edición de 2016 del libro de récords Scholastic Book of
World Records.
Aquí tiene unos pasos sencillos para ayudar a sus hijos a establecer un nuevo récord de
lectura:
• Establezca una meta con su hijo y anímelo a leer durante el verano visitando la
biblioteca, leyendo juntos en casa y hablando sobre libros. Lea usted para que su hijo
siga su ejemplo.
• Anime!a!su!hijo!a!participar!y!reportar!los!minutos!de!lectura!ya!sea!en!un!papel!o!en línea
en www.scholastic.com/summer. Este es un sitio seguro donde los estudiantes podrán
entrar a formar parte del equipo global que intentará establecer el nuevo récord, reportar
los minutos de lectura y disfrutar de actividades dirigidas a niños de todas las edades.
• Siga el progreso de su escuela en la competencia de lectura de verano en
www.scholastic.com/summer.
• Obtenga listas de libros para el verano apropiados para la edad de su hijo en
www.scholastic.com/parents.
Para obtener más información, visite www.scholastic.com/summer. ¡Haga que la lectura juegue
un papel principal en la diversión de la familia este verano!
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Permission to reproduce this item is granted by Scholastic Book Fairs .
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CCSD 46
Summer
Academy
June 9 - July 2
at Frederick School
NO SCHOOL on Fridays
!
Summer Academy 2015
Grayslake School District 46
Grades – Pre-K through current 8th grade.
Dates - Classes will begin on Tuesday, June 9th – Thursday, July 2nd with no school on Fridays.
Times - 1st period 8:15-9:25, 2nd period 9:30-10:40, 3rd period 10:45-11:55
Eligibility - The program is open to all District 46 students who could benefit from remedial
courses or who wish to participate in enrichment courses.
Transportation - Transportation is the responsibility of the parent(s). Bus service is not
available for the Summer Academy.
Attendance Policy - Consistent attendance is recommended throughout the summer academy
program. Teachers will plan activities and prepare materials based on enrollment. Attendance
will be taken just as during the regular school year.
Course Cancellation - District 46 reserves the right to cancel any course that does not meet
minimum enrollment requirements.
Confirmation - Students and parents will receive course confirmation by the first week of June.
Registration - Early registration is encouraged. Classes will be filled in the order in which the
registrations are received. Registrations can be mailed or delivered through your child’s school
to Prairieview School, 103 E. Belvidere Rd., Hainesville, IL 60030 c/o Stephanie Possehl. No
phone registrations will be accepted.
A student’s current grade level is used to register for Summer Academy.
Tuition - There is a tuition fee of $85.00 for each class. $80.00 per class if received by April
24th.
Refunds- There will be no refunds given after June 11, 2015.
Information- For additional information, please contact Stephanie Possehl
(possehl.stephanie@46.org) or Steve Feldman (feldman.steven@d46.org).
Second Helping Classes
Second Helping Reading: Students will continue to develop and improve their basic reading,
comprehension, and writing skills.
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Grades 1-2
Grades 3-4
Grades 5-6
Grades 7-8
Time 8:15–9:25
Time 8:15-9:25
Time 9:30-10:40
Time 8:15-9:25
Arnopolin
Speck
Corey
Corey
Second Helping Math: Students will continue to develop and improve their basic math skills
through the use of manipulatives, games, and activities.
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4.
Grades 1-2
Grades 3-4
Grades 5-6
Grades 7-8
Time 10:45-11:55
Time 9:30-10:40
Time 10:45-11:55
Time 10:45-11:55
Duguid
Lanas
DaMore
Corey
8:15-9:25 Enrichment Classes
Pre-K: Kindergarten Readiness
Duguid
Kindergarten readiness class is designed for children who will be entering Kindergarten in the
fall. We will be using many fun activities to strengthen and develop basic skills such as number
sense, letter and sound recognition, and fine motor control. Come join the fun and prepare for
the best days of your life.
K: Reading, Writing, Sight Words
Cunningham
Students will practice letters and sounds and then use their knowledge to express themselves
through writing. Students will work to strengthen their writing and sight word recognition skills
to prepare them for first grade. We will also read books together and explore some well-loved
children’s literature.
K-1: Math Games
Wilson
Counting, place value, math facts and more! Students will play a variety of fun and challenging
math games. Whether students need extra practice or enjoy math, this is a great way to maintain
math skills over the summer!
1-3: Monsters, Myths & Mermaids
Knight
Does your student have a love for reading about mysterious creatures, such as singing mermaids
or the Loch Ness Monster? In this class, students will be able to build and strengthen their
reading and listening skills, while exploring these mysterious creatures through various tales.
Then, students will be using their imagination and advancing their writing skills to create a first
hand account of these monster “sightings” by writing short stories, live reports and illustrated
newspaper articles.
2-5: Art Explorations
Griffin
Delve into the lives and work of prominent historical artists as you gain inspiration to create your
own original artwork. We’ll explore fundamental elements of drawing, painting and design
through the use of watercolor, paint, printmaking and paper mache. Basic art concepts such as
color, shape, texture and line will also be explored.
3-4: Rhymes & Fun Times with Poetry
P – play around with words and rhymes
O - overload of poems, there are so many kinds
E – express what you think, believe or feel
T – through poetry you’ll write a whole great deal
R – relax, listen to music and let your words flow
Y – you’ll never know where your mind will go!
DaMore
3-4: Sign Language
Lorr
Learn to communicate through finger spelling and hand movements! You will learn the letters
of the alphabet as well as how to finger spell many commonly used words. A background
history of the deaf culture and American Sign Language will also be studied. We will even read
excerpts from El Deafo by Cece Bell to gain an understanding of the deaf culture. By the end of
our class, you will be able to communicate with your classmates and retell basic books/stories
with the use of your hands!
3-5: FUNdamentals of Volleyball
Cellucci
Have FUN while learning the FUNdamentals of volleyball! Get ready for four weeks of fun and
friendship – all while learning the skills of volleyball. All skill levels welcome! Sessions will
work on fundamentals and introduce or improve basic skills. Materials needed: lightweight
athletic shoes and kneepads. Elbow pads recommended but not required. Ms. Cellucci is an
experienced middle school volleyball coach and a certified IHSA volleyball referee.
3-5: Science Experiments
Lanas
Would you like to learn more about Science using a hands-on approach? In this course, students
will learn about plants, matter and chemical reactions. We will conduct several experiments to
make learning both fun and educational!
5-6: Computer Club
Traiforos
Let’s have fun using the computer!! We will explore the Internet and find tons of sites for you to
have fun with throughout the entire summer!
5-8: Sculpture World
Crane
Students create 3-dimensional artwork using a variety of different materials, such as clay, wire,
and plaster.
5-8: Dance, Dance, Revolution
Sajovic
Play the hit Wii game Dance, Dance, Revolution (DDR)! We will start by learning the basics of
the game, compete against one another, and advance through the game. Bring a water bottle and
get ready to sweat!
6-8: Unplugged
Kulig
This class will take the students through a variety of skills needed to play board games. From
Monopoly to Careers, from Life to Yatzee, and various language skilled games (Funglish,
Boggle, and Pictionary) the students will be exposed to games that do not need a plug to operate!
6-8: Teambuilding
Neuman
The more the merrier. Tasks are often easier and more fun to complete if you have a little help
from your friends. This class is a chance for students to grow their communication,
collaboration, and teamwork skills. Students will complete fun activities and learn how to
effectively work with others to accomplish them. This is a great opportunity to participate with
friends and even make new ones. Activities will include: tower building using various
materials, an egg drop, “Minute to Win It” type challenges and many more!
6-8: Creative Writing
Boardman
This year’s course will be a combination of quick creative writing creations and an extended
short story or narrative. Each day will start with a quick write to get our thoughts flowing. Our
primary focus, however, will be the creation of a short story. Students will receive individual
feedback from the teacher and peers via Google Docs and will have a time conference with the
teacher about their writing. At the end of the course, students will also have the opportunity to
get set up for Camp NaNoWriMo during the month of July so they may extend their summer
writing!
9:30-10:40 Enrichment Classes
Pre-K: Authors We Love
Knight
We will take a journey learning about different authors of some of our favorite children’s books.
We will work on improving our word recognition and reading skills while doing these activities,
as well as games and crafts to help us learn more about these authors and their wonderful books!
If you enjoy reading, writing, drawing and having fun – this class is for you!
Pre-K: Who is Ready for Kindergarten Math?
Cunningham
Students will play games and have fun practicing the math skills taught in kindergarten to help
prepare them for their upcoming year! Number recognition, counting, counting on, using ten
frames, basic addition and subtraction skills and more will be used to solidify math skills!
K: First Grade Readiness
Wilson
This class will include beginning reading, writing, and math skills that are necessary for first
grade preparation.
K-1: Reading, Writing, Craftivity
Duguid
A reading and writing class that is designed around children’s books! Lessons will include
activities related to the book for the day/week and will be aligned to the Common Core. In
addition to the writing piece, students will be completing crafts to go along with their writing!
1-2 Seas Some Math
Osterndorf
Ahoy mates! Explore the high seas of trade, adventure and pirates. Calculate journeys and
“battle” ships! Learn about sea-faring vessels and put flags up the mast as you master math facts
and skills. Come sail to exotic ports and learn math with games. Opportunities to explore are
afloat!
1-3: LEGOS go to the Movies
Gildenberg
Come build Lego movie sets and write movie scripts about your set! Learn the basics on
screenplay and how to write a script – all while playing and building with Legos!
2-3: Mad Science
Arnopolin
Hey kids! Join me for a gaggle of fun, hands-on science activities. Become junior scientists as
you experiment with items like Pop-Rocks, balloons, marshmallows, baking soda and much
more! We’ll make “Elephant Toothpaste,” learn how to make raisins dance and create clouds in
jars. Can’t wait for you to join this messy, but exciting, adventure! **Allergy Alert**
2-5: Travel Through Art
Griffin
Celebrate different cultures through art! Create aboriginal dot art while exploring the art of
Australia, cherry blossom paintings while exploring the art of Japan, make Aztec suns while
exploring the art of Mexico, explore the art of Central America by weaving and more! Have a
fun summer creating connections between art and world cultures.
3-4: Computer Club
Traiforos
Let’s have fun using the computer!! We will explore the Internet and find tons of sites for you to
have fun with throughout the entire summer!
3-4: Trash Turned to Treasures
DaMore
WAIT! Don’t throw away those empty toilet-paper rolls, egg cartons, extra buttons or take-out
Styrofoam boxes…bring them in this summer and we’ll transform them into unique crafts
together! You’ll be amazed to see how we can turn cereal and soda boxes into pencil cases and
folders. The best part of all is you’ll be able to teach your friends and family how to make all of
these projects, plus they’ll make great gifts! ☺
3-4: Pon Poms/Dance
Lorr
Do you love to dance? Then come move with us! You will learn proper stretches, fun dance
routines and basic technique, such as leaps, turns, jumps and more! You will even practice your
teamwork abilities while putting together mini-dance routines with your friends to share with the
class!
3-5: Games, Games, Games
Speck
Are you full of energy and love to be outside? Start the summer off right by learning some new
games, playing old games and inventing new games! Come play tag, four square, hopscotch,
scooter races, kickball! We might even have time for egg and/or balloon tosses to test our skills!
4-6: Sensational Science
Neuman
Explore. Experiment. Investigate. During this class, students will journey through the world of
science. We will take a look at various science concepts. Students will have the opportunity to
gain a greater understanding of each concept through exploration, experimentation and
investigation. All activities will be hands on and interactive. Join the science adventure!
4-8: Creative Faces & Perspectives
Crane
Students will discover different ways to create interesting artwork using peoples faces as their
inspiration. They will also learn how to use one and two point perspective drawing methods to
create houses, buildings and rooms.
6-8: FUNdamentals of Volleyball
Cellucci
Have FUN while learning the FUNdamentals of volleyball! Get ready for four weeks of fun and
friendship – all while learning the skills of volleyball. All skill levels welcome! Sessions will
work on fundamentals and introduce or improve basic skills. Materials needed: lightweight
athletic shoes and kneepads. Elbow pads recommended but not required. Ms. Cellucci is an
experienced middle school volleyball coach and a certified IHSA volleyball referee.
6-8: Forensic Science
Kulig
Students will learn to understand the concepts of forensic science by doing activities to solve a
mystery as they student forensic science lessons. The activities we will complete provide
students with hands-on opportunities to apply science process skills as we learn forensic science
techniques. The students will learn the basics of crime scene investigation, how to analyze print
and trace evidence, ways to identify each individual (fingerprints, blood, DNA, facial
reconstruction, handwriting, voice identification, etc) and the steps that are taken in bringing
evidence to court.
6-8: Misfits Book Club
Boardman
Join us in reading James Howe’s The Misfits, a funny book with a serious message. As we read
about four students who don’t fit in with the groups in their middle school, we will discuss
stereotyping, naming or labeling, school cliques, true friendship, tolerance and what it means to
figure out who you are as a person. This is an accessible text for most students (960 Lexile
level), but please be prepared to read an average of 2 chapters per night outside of class. Ages
10-14.
10:45-11:55 Enrichment Classes
K-1: Mad Science
Arnopolin
Hey kids! Join me for a gaggle of fun, hands-on science activities. Become junior scientists as
you experiment with items like Pop-Rocks, balloons, marshmallows, baking soda and much
more! We’ll make “Elephant Toothpaste,” learn how to make raisins dance and create clouds in
jars. Can’t wait for you to join this messy, but exciting, adventure! **Allergy Alert**
K-2: Computer Club
Traiforos
Let’s have fun using the computer!! We will explore the Internet and find tons of sites for you to
have fun with throughout the entire summer!
K-2: Seussiology
Wilson
Come join the fun of reading and learning with books of one of our most celebrated authors and
illustrators, Dr. Seuss. As our imaginations are sparked with the whimsy of his stories and
characters, we will enjoy activities, games, and crafts. With Dr. Seuss, the fun never ends!
K-3: Cooks for Books
Knight
Students will deepen their love for reading while creating treats that will go along with books we
read each day. We will work on our reading skills while relating recipes with the plot and
characters from these selected children’s books. This class will offer children a chance to be
creative while making their own tasty masterpieces! **Allergy Alert**
1-5: Wonderful Watercolors
Griffin
Explore the exciting possibilities while experimenting with liquid watercolor. From creating oil
pastel resists and marbling paper using shaving cream, to using salt, glue and tape, students will
learn various watercolor techniques and will create unique pieces of watercolor art.
3-4: String Bracelets
Sajovic
Learn basic knot techniques to create a variety of different friendship bracelet patterns. We will
learn more advanced stitches with each class. By the end of the summer, you will have a
colorful arm full of bracelets!
3-4: Seas Some Math
Osterndorf
Ahoy mates! Explore the high seas of trade, adventure and pirates. Measure angles of trade
routes, calculate journeys and “battle” ships. Learn about sea-faring vessels and put flags up the
mast as you master math facts and skills. Come sail to exotic ports and learn math with games.
Trade ten “pieces of eight,” subtract the cargo and more! Opportunities to explore are afloat.
3-4: Newspaper Club
Murtaza
…where students come together to write about topics that are happening in school, worldwide,
poetry, comics and stories. In Newspaper Club, we will be writing, editing, publishing, taking
photos and videos. So come and join the Newspaper Club of District 46 where students will be
reporting and researching different events.
3-5: LEGOS Go To the Movies!
Gildenberg
Come build Lego movie sets and write movie scripts about your set! Learn the basics on
screenplay and how to write a script – all while playing and building with Legos!
3-5: Teambuilding
Neuman
The more the merrier. Tasks are often easier and more fun to complete if you have a little help
from your friends. This class is a chance for students to grow their communication,
collaboration, and teamwork skills. Students will complete fun activities and learn how to
effectively work with others to accomplish them. This is a great opportunity to participate with
friends and even make new ones. Activities will include: tower building using various
materials, an egg drop, “Minute to Win It” type challenges and many more!
3-5: Arts, Crafts and Snacks!
Speck
Are you creative, imaginative? Even if you’re not – no worries! Would you like to create
beautiful things out of everyday objects? Is there a snack you would love to try your hand at?
Start your summer off by having fun doing paper mache, decoupage or tie dying. Come give it a
try! **Allergy Alert**
3-8: Everything Clay
Crane
Students will create ceramic art pieces that can be used in a variety of different ways! Examples:
piggy banks, phone holder, jewelry box, appetizer dishes, etc.
6-8: Indoor & Outdoor Sports
Lanas
Students will play a variety of sports that include basketball, flag football and wiffleball! We
will start with the fundamentals and follow it up with competitive games shortly after.
6-8: Living the Constitution
Kulig
The Constitution contains the rights every citizen should know, but many students learn the
information only to forget it. Through this fun, interactive class, students will learn about
different types of government, deals that made the country and proof a legal brief. How about a
Constitution Scavenger Hunt? And let’s end this fun class with a debate. A fun way to reinforce
learning objectives…but also to most importantly become a better citizen.
11:55-3:00
K-4 Activity Camp
Participating students will take part in a variety of fun athletic activities that will build not only
your child’s athletic skills, but also his/her sportsmanship skills as well. Children in Activity
Camp that are enrolled in morning classes should bring a sack lunch. THIS CLASS HAS A
COST OF $190.00 before April 24 or $200.00 after.
5-8 Activity Camp
Participating students will take part in a variety of fun athletic activities that will build not only
your child’s athletic skills, but also his/her sportsmanship skills as well. Children in Activity
Camp that are enrolled in morning classes should bring a sack lunch. THIS CLASS HAS A
COST OF $190.00 before April 24 or $200.00 after.
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