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SWEETWATER BOCES “2016” SUMMER PROGRAMS All classes are open to all Sweetwater County Residents. Session letters and numbers following the class name or the particular session must be on the registration form. Some fee waivers available. Additional information regarding class descriptions is available upon request or online @ www.sweetwaterboces.com. Registration forms can be found online. Please note classes are scheduled by DATES. If you have any questions, please contact Theresa at the BOCES office 382-1603.
Registration –Saturday – MAY 7, 2016 Western Wyoming Community College Rock Springs Campus OIS Computer Lab Room #1430 WWCC – Green River Center Room 209 8:00 am – 11:00 am
LOOK FOR NEW CLASSES ADDED DAILY!!! CLASSES OFFERED IN JUNE May 31 Adventure Challenge Green River Center June 9 Session (acgr) 9:00 – 4:00 4th – 8th Grade Gym and outdoor areas $20.00 This class will offer Bike Riding, Martial Arts, Archery and much more! Please bring a sack lunch and wear appropriate clothing and shoes! Instructor: Michelle Cordova May 31 Summer Kids Horse “Boot Camp” Green River Session Only $45.00 June 3 Session (hr1) 8:00 – 12:00 Ages 8-12 Green River City Corrals Learn just about everything you need to know to own a horse, including riding, basic horsemanship skills, feeding, grooming, equine maintenance and field trips in a safe, active, fun environment. Horse riding will take place!! Please bring sunscreen and hat. Water and snacks will be provided. Instructor: Cindy Brandjord
June 6-9
Art Camp Entering 5th – 9th WWCC Art Room #1121 Session (ac1) 9:00 am-3:30 pm $30.00 Students will learn to see and create art in the most unusual places. REGISTRATION WILL BE CONDUCTED AT THE COMMUNITY FINE ARTS CENTER ONLY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE COMMUNITY FINE ARTS CENTER AT 362-6212. Instructors: Pam Sipe & Jessica Jidas.
June 6-23
Chinese Cooking Grades – 5-9 $20.00 Session (cc) 9:00 – 1:00 pm Rock Springs Jr. High #180 This class will introduce students to basic Chinese home style cooking. Students will learn terms and techniques of Chinese cooking and how to adjust them to our American way of life. Students will enjoy their cooking; of course cleaning up is part of the daily routine! Please bring chopping board, sharp knife and bottle of drinking water. Instructors: Betty Ng, Susannah Hafner
June 6-10 13-17 20-24
Fantasy Role Playing Gaming Session (frpg) 1:00 – 3:00 Ages 12 and up Lincoln Middle School GR $10.00 Interested in learning to role play fantasy gaming with paper and dice?? Students will be introduced to thegaming system of G.U.R.P.S. (Generic Universal Role Playing System by Steve Jackson games). We will create a character and adventure in a fantasy realm! Be a Hero! Instructor: Scot Blume
June 6-10
Fun Sculpture Projects Session (fsp1) 10:00 – 12:00 noon 5th – 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School GR $10.00 Create a fun, whimsical fish using a plastic bottle, cardboard, ping pong balls for eyes, and papier mache. We will paint our fish with acrylics to give it real character!! Instructor: Scott Blume
June 6-10
Kindergarten Here I Come – Green River Session Session (k3) 8:30 – 11:30 Harrison Elementary (Green River) $5.00 Session (k4) 12:30 – 3:30 Harrison Elementary (Green River) This is a chance for all incoming kindergarteners to get a sneak preview of what kindergarten will be like. Students will work on skills that will prepare them for entering school for the first time. Teachers will focus on social skills as well as some academic skills. Instructors: Emily Sorensen & Tessa Yacco.
June 6
Little Prince & Princess Parent Night Session (ppp) 5:30 pm 7:00 pm Ages 2-4 Green River Center Rm. #211 $10.00 Princes and Princesses bring a parent (or grandparent) and join us for an enchanted night out. We will have a night of music, crafts, stories and more. Feel free to dress up but bring a large shirt to go over your clothes for when we do messy crafts. Instructor: Crystal Walker
June 6-11
Missoula Children’s Theatre Completed 1st grade thru the age of 18 No Fee Session (mc) 10:00 AM Monday – Saturday RSHS This program will be a week long theatre experience of “Rumpelstiltskin”. All students must audition June 6th at 10:00 at RSHS Auditorium. Coordinator: Chris Jacobson.
June 6-30
Self Defense/Martial Arts Session (sdm1) 5:30 – 6:00 pm Ages 5-7 Black Butte HS Gym $25.00 Session (sdm2) 6:00 – 7:00 pm Ages 8-13 Black Butte HS Gym $40.00 Build Confidence while developing self -defense skills by enhancing everyday motion. This course, which incorporates American Kenpo and Filipino arts of Kali and Escrima, will improve your range of motion, balance and awareness, while building self-defense skills. Lessons will be tailored to each student’s ability. Instructor: Daniel Selleroli
June 6-16
Sense of Place Session (sop) 9:00 – 2:00 Ages 8-11 Northpark Elementary $20.00 This is a 2 week interactive experience learning about places such as the White Mountain Petroglyphs, Boar’s Tusk, Wild Horse Loop Tour and White Mountain. Students will need to bring a sack lunch each day and a backpack to carry supplies and gear. Instructor: Lorna Bath
June 6-9
Summer Kids Horse “Boot Camp” Rock Springs Session Only Session (hr2) 8:00 – 12:00 Ages 8-12 Green River City Corrals $45.00 Learn just about everything you need to know to own a horse, including riding, basic horsemanship skills, feeding, grooming, equine maintenance and field trips in a safe, active, fun environment. Horse riding will take place!! Please bring sunscreen and hat. Water and snacks will be provided. Instructor: Cindy Brandjord
June 7-9
“Dinoriffic” Dinosaur Days 2nd- 4th Grade WWCC#A206 Session (ddd) 9:00 – 12:00 $25.00 Students will learn about different dinosaurs, play games and make creative dinosaur crafts. They will also see the different dinosaur bone exhibits at WWCC. The last day they will take a field trip to Thanksgiving Point! Bussing is provided by SSD#1. Snacks and entrance fee provided by SBOCES. Instructor: Marlene Butterfield
June Art Camp Entering 5th – 9th WWCC Art Room #1121 13-16 Session (ac2) 9:00 am-3:30 pm $30.00 Students will learn to see art in the most unusual places. REGISTRATION WILL BE CONDUCTED AT THE COMMUNITY FINE ARTS CENTER ONLY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE COMMUNITY FINE ARTS CENTER AT 362-6212. Instructors: Pam Sipe & Jessica Jidas. June Book Explorers Entering Kindergarten & Completed 1st Grade 13&14 Session (pbe2) 1:30 – 3:30 pm WWCC Rm. #1444 $10.00 This class will offer sensory activities, crafts, games and snacks all relating to different children’s books. Please have your child wear something that can get a little messy. Instructors: Beth Gard & Samantha Conover June Camp Invention (ci) Entering 2nd – 6th Grade Overland Elementary 13-17 Session (ci) 9:00 am – 3:00 pm $75.00 This class is for students entering 2nd-6th grade. This week long day camp will use hands-on FUN activities to foster creativity, teamwork and science literacy- your chance to invent and experiment! Morning breakfast and lunch will be provided. Instructor: Toni DeBernardi June Creative Writing for Teens 13-15 Session (cw) 10:00 – 12:00 noon Ages 13 & up WWCC Rm. #A205 $15.00 Students will learn about point of view, show and tell, writing a bio and much more! This easygoing class will be fun and interactive. Instructors: Jen Atkinson & Heidi Shuler June Drive Golf Program 13-17 Session (dgp1) 1:00 – 3:30 Ages 8-12 RSHS Home Ec. Room $20.00 Students will use games they may already be familiar with to incorporate skills necessary to learn the four basic golf shots! All goals of this comprehensive experience are accomplished with fun, innovative, custom sized clubs and Velcro targets that facilitate a positive and FUN learning experience for children! Cold snacks will be provided! Don’t forget to bring your water bottle! Instructor: Nanette McCurdy June Fantastic Art Camp 13-17 Session (fac1) 9:00 – 12:00 K–2 RSHS Home Ec. Room $10.00 Please join us for a fun filled week of art, artistic projects and snacks! We will make artistic projects with many mediums including paint, pastels, glue, chalk and modeling clay! For kids that love art, this class is it!! Instructor: Nanette McCurdy & Sheila Syvrud June Fun Sculpture Projects 13-17 Session (fsp2) 10:00 – 12:00 noon 5th – 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School GR $10.00 Create a fun whimsical fish using a plastic bottle, cardboard, ping pong balls for eyes, and papier mache. We will paint our fish with acrylics to give it real character!! Instructor: Scott Blume
June Girls Night In 13-15 Session (gni) 9:00 – 11:30 am Ages 10-up Episcopal Parish Hall $10.00 Girls will learn to sew a comfy pair of lounge pants, using simple measuring, cutting and sewing techniques to complete their project. Students are responsible for their own supplies: Simplicity Pattern #2290, matching thread and elastic. Sewing machines provided by SBOCES. Please bring supplies to 1st day of class. Instructor: Jackie Warriner June Kindergarten, Here I Come - ROCK SPRINGS SESSION Lincoln School $5.00 13-17 Session (k1) 9:00 – 11:30 Incoming Kindergarten Session (k2) 12:00 – 2:30 This is a chance for all incoming Kindergarteners to get a sneak preview of what Kindergarten will be like. Teachers will focus on social skills as well as some academic skills. Breakfast will be provided for session k1 and lunch for session k2. Instructor: Sue Cheese June Rescue Camp 13-18 Session (rc) 9:00 – 12:00 Ages 12 and up Red Desert Humane Society $5.00 Students will learn how to be an animal rescue worker. They will spend one week volunteering at the RDHS learning how to care techniques and basic training of homeless animals. On Saturday, July 18th students will host an adoption event to help find new “forever” homes for shelter animals. Please do not register if you have taken this class in the past. For more information, contact SBOCES. Instructor: Melinda Baas June Summer Kids Horse “Boot Camp” Green River Session Only 13-16 Session (hr3) 1:00 – 5:00 Ages 8-12 Green River City Corrals $45.00 Learn just about everything you need to know to own a horse, including riding, basic horsemanship skills, feeding, grooming, equine maintenance and field trips in a safe, active, fun environment. Horse riding will take place!! Please bring sunscreen and hat. Water and snacks will be provided. Instructor: Cindy Brandjord June Animal Adventures Ages 8-10 14-16 Session (aa) 11:00 – 2:00 Overland Elementary $25.00 The Animal Adventures class will focus on different types of vertebrate animals. We will learn about the animals’ classifications, characteristics and habitats using a variety of activities, projects, DVDs and games. We will also go on a field trip to Utah’s Hogle Zoo to observe the animals. It will be an Adventure!!! Instructor: Kristi Young June Outdoor Adventures 14-16 Session: (oa1) 8:00 – 11:30 Completed 3-4 Grade Stagecoach Elementary $20.00 Session: (oa2) 1:00 – 4:30 Completed 5-6 Grade Stagecoach Elementary $20.00 This course offers an opportunity for a true outdoor experience! Adventurers will learn skills and safety precautions for all activities: hiking, mountain biking, climbing and slack lining, as well as proper warm up and cool down techniques. Adventurers will be offered a healthy snack during each activity; however, make sure to eat a substantial breakfast/ lunch before the course and to pack lots of water! Bikes will be provided by SBOCES or bring your own! Instructors: Becky Baltakis and Charlsey Knezovich June Under the Sea Adventures 14-16 Session (u) 9:00 – 12:00 2nd – 4th Grade WWCC Rm. #A206 $25.00 On Days 1 & 2 students will learn about the different mammals that live in or near the sea through various games, activities and crafts. On Day 3 students will take a field trip to the Aquarium in Draper, Utah! Instructor: Denise Dewey June 16
Fleece Fringed Scarf and Hat 10 Years and Up Episcopal Parish Hall Session (ff) 9:00 am – 11:30 am $10.00 Students will make a fleece fringed scarf and hat. Students are responsible for their own supplies; please bring them to the 1st day of class. Sewing machines and patterns are provided by SBOCES. Instructor – Jackie Warriner
June Beach Time 1st - 3rd Grade 20-23 Session (bt) 9:00 – 11:00 WWCC Rm. #205 $20.00 We will read beach stories, create our own sand art, create our own beach animals, and decorate our own beach buckets, shovels and hast! Thursday will be a fun beach and sand “adventure”! Instructor: Kara Rummel. June Fun Sculpture Projects 20-24 Session (fsp3) 10:00 – 12:00 noon 5th – 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School GR $10.00 Create a fun whimsical fish using a plastic bottle, cardboard, ping pong balls for eyes, and papier mache. We will paint our fish with acrylics to give it real character!! Instructor: Scott Blume June Jr. Chef Cooking Camp 20-23 Session (jcc) 11:00 – 1:00 Entering 5th – 8th Lincoln Middle School GR $10.00 Jr. Chefs will create a snack, plus vote for their choice of breakfast, lunch and dinner that they will prepare throughout the camp. Jr. Chefs will practice safe and courteous teamwork while creating tasty food safely in a sanitary environment. Campers will create a guest invitation, a centerpiece for the table and will serve a light meal with attention to etiquette. Instructor: Pam Wolfe June Pillow Pet Ages 12 and up Episcopal Parish Hall 20-22 Session (pp1) 9:00 – 12:00 noon $10.00 The students will learn to sew a comfy pillow out of an animal’s head. The choices are a bear, monkey, panda, penguin, dog or a lion. Students are responsible for their own supplies. For a complete supply list please contact SBOCES. Instructor: Jackie Warriner. June Princess Extravaganza 20-24 Session (pe) 9:30 – 12:30 Ages 5-7 RSHS Home Ec. Room $20.00 This “crowning experience” will teach manners, dances, etiquette and simple snack making. Wear a dress to this class, as well as a “Party Dress” for the last day, where students will host a tea party for their parents. (Please send an oversized t-shirt to cover dresses for “messy activities”). Instructor: Sheila Syvrud June Seuss on the Loose Entering Kindergarten – 1st Grade $20.00 20&21 Session (sol1) 1:30 – 3:30 WWCC Rm. #1444 This class will explore 3 different Dr. Seuss books and dive into the magical world that each book has to offer. There will be Seuss themed crafts, snacks and fun activities. Please wear something that can get messy! Instructors: Samantha Conover & Beth Gard June Story Book Adventures Lincoln Elementary 20-23 Session (sa1) 10:00 – 12:00 Completed Kindergarten or 1st Grade $10.00 Students will be reading stories from many different genres and from various authors. There will be games, crafts and snacks too! Instructor: Amy Pierantoni June Summer Kids Horse “Boot Camp” Rock Springs Session Only $45.00 20-23 Session (hr4) 1:00 – 5:00 pm Ages 8-12 Green River City Corrals Learn just about everything you need to know to own a horse, including riding, basic horsemanship skills, feeding, grooming, equine maintenance and field trips in a safe, active, fun environment. Horse riding will take place!! Please bring sunscreen and hat. Water and snacks will be provided. Instructor: Cindy Brandjord June Sweet Treats 20-24 Session (st) 12:30 – 3:30 Entering 3rd-6th Grade RSHS Home Economic Rm. $10.00 In this fun class kids will learn to bake their own “specialty” treats! We will mix, bake, cool and frost treats. During cooking time we will play and experience various fun physical activities. Students will learn basic baking, safety and clean up techniques. We will work in teams and have loads of fun! Instructor: Sheila Syvrud.
June Outdoor Adventures 21-23 Session (oa3) 8:00 – 11:30 Completed 3-4 Grade Stagecoach Elementary $20.00 Session (oa4) 1:00 – 4:30 Completed 5-6 Grade Stagecoach Elementary $20.00 This course offers an opportunity for a true outdoor experience. Adventurers will learn skills and safety precautions for all activities: hiking, mountain biking, climbing and slack lining, as well as proper warm up and cool down techniques. Adventurers will be offered a healthy snack during each activity; however, make sure to eat a substantial breakfast/ lunch before the course and to pack lots of water! Bikes will be provided by BOCES or bring your own! Instructors: Becky Baltakis and Charlsey Knezovich June Under the Sea Adventures 21-23 Session (u2) 9:00 – 12:00 2nd – 4th Grade WWCC Rm. #A206 $25.00 On Days 1 & 2 students will learn about the different mammals that live in or near the sea through various games, activities and crafts. On Day 3 students will take a field trip to the Aquarium in Draper, Utah! Instructor: Denise Dewey June 23
Clutch Purse Ages 10 and up Episcopal Parish Hall $10.00 Session (cp) 9:00 – 12:00 noon Students will make their own “Clutch Purse with Zipper”. Pattern, zippers and sewing machines are provided by SBOCES; students are responsible for all other materials. Contact SBOCES for a complete list of materials. Instructor: Jackie Warriner
June Adventures in Neverland 27-30 Session (an) 9:30 – 11:30 Ages 4-8 Green River Center Rm. #211 $10.00 Calling all pirates as we set sail for Neverland! Learn how to be a pirate, about creatures under the sea, fairies and much more as we explore Neverland. Please wear something that can get messy. Pirate attire is welcome but no weapons! Instructor: Crystal Walker June 27Astronomy (Resident) (a1) Grades 4-8 WWCC Rm. #A208 $75.00 July 1 Session (a1) Students will be staying in WWCC Dorms 1st Timers Only – This class is offered only to those students who have not participated in SBOCES Astronomy classes in the past. Students will be learning their way around the night sky as they are involved in class sessions and hands-on experience nightly with the telescopes. They will learn the names of the constellations and planets that reside in the night sky that they view. The students will also travel to the Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City to experience the night skies in a planetarium setting. Students will be staying in the WWCC dorms and all meals will be provided. Director: Dawn Anderson June Crafts & Games 27-30 Session (cg1) 10:00 – 12:00 Completed K – 1st Lincoln Elementary Students will be doing a variety of crafts and playing fun games to help with “summertime boredom.” Snacks provided too! Instructor: Amy Pierantoni
$10.00
June 27Cupcake Mania July 1 Session (cm1) 9:00 – 12:30 Grades 4-6 RSHS Home Ec. Rm. $20.00 Students will learn to bake and decorate their own “specialty” cupcakes, including Frog Cupcakes, Strawberry and Chocolate Milkshake Cupcakes, Cereal Cupcakes, Easter Egg Cupcakes and S’More Puffs. Students will learn basic baking and safety techniques and will also learn new, fun physical activities. Please bring a water bottle and an apron. Instructor: Sheila Syvrud June Day Art Camp (dac1) Entering 3rd & 4th Grade $20.00 27-30 Session (dac1) 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Northpark Elementary Art Room Students will be learning and creating through multiple art projects, mediums, techniques and through adapting various styles of art into their own individual art pieces. Instructor: Pam Sipe
June Musical Theatre Camp Green River Center 27-30 Session (mtc1) 9:30-12:30 Ages 12-18 John Wesley Powell Rm. #206 $10.00 Students will get the “creative juices flowing” with fun warm-up activities followed by training in a variety of performing techniques. Students will learn monologues, scenes, songs and small group numbers, which will then be performed at the conclusion of the class. Theatre Professor: Eric DeLora June Musical Theatre Camp Rock Springs Session 27-30 Session (mtc2) 1:30 – 4:30 Ages 12-18 WWCC Theatre & B121 $10.00 Students will get the “creative juices flowing” with fun warm-up activities followed by training in a variety of performing techniques. Students will learn monologues, scenes, songs and small group numbers, which will then be performed at the conclusion of the class. Theatre Professor: Eric DeLora June Rodeo & Western Fun 27-30 Session (raw) 1:00 – 3:30 Ages 5-8 RSHS Home Ec. Room $10.00 Head’em up and move ‘em out! This Western theme camp will have your little buckaroos “rootin and tootin”. We will make some western crafts, western food and play rodeo and western games each day. We will read some tall cowboy tales and sit around a “campfire.” We’ll “jaw” about good character traits it takes to be a cowboy or cowgirl, we’ll learn the “cowboy creed” and what it takes to live like a cowpoke! Instructor: Sheila Syvrud June Western Roundup 1st – 3rd Grade WWCC Rm. #A205 $20.00 27-30 Session (wr) 9:00 – 11:00 Students will read cowpoke stories, decorate their own hats and paper boots, and make their own farm and ranch animals. We’ll even make & ride our own pretend horses! We’ll make sure our animals have corrals & we will pretend to be our favorite animals. Thursday we will round up & corral our new “animal friends”! Instructor: Kara Rummel. June 28-30
Harry Potter Session (hpc1) 10:00 – 2:00 Grade 2-6 WWCC A206 $20.00 In the magical world of “Harry Potter” we will experience many of the enchanting events of the books and characters, such as potions, wand making, quidditch and much, much more!! Please bring a sack lunch each day; snacks will be provided. Instructor: Marlene Butterfield
June Disney Princess Camp Session (dpc) 9:30 – 11:30 Ages 5-7 RSHS Home Ec. Room $20.00 Have your special princess dressed as her favorite Disney Princess. We will learn princess activities, hear the princess’ tales, study princess virtues and character. We will read princess books, and play princess games. Each princess will make a Disney themed snack each day. Please send girls with an oversize T-shirt they can use to cover their dresses for “messy” activities. For the last day, we will host a tea party for the parents. TBD
Beginning Woodworking Session (bw1) 10:15 – 11:30 5th - 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School GR $20.00 This beginning woodworking class will teach safety, measurement and planning, use of a band saw, drill press and electric sanders. Students will also learn to cut, fasten and stain. Students will make a cutting board to take home!!
TBD
Hydroponic Gardening Session (hg) 9:00 – 10:00 5th – 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School GR $20.00 Students will have fun growing plants in a hydroponic environment, as well as learning all about healthy foods. Perfect way to garden in the cold Wyoming weather!
June
BeginningWoodworking Session (bw2) 10:15 – 11:30 5th – 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School GR $20.00 This beginning woodworking class will teach safety, measurement and planning, use of a band saw, drill press and electric sanders. Students will also learn to cut, fasten and stain. Students will make a Patio Table!
TBD
Mad Camp Session (mc1) 9:00 – 11:00 5th & 6th Grade (2014-2015 School Year) $20.00 During MAD-CAMP students will build on their ideas and learn cross-platform mobile application development and basic programming on computers and iPads. Come join the “MAD FUN”!
CLASSES OFFERED IN JULY July 4-8
Astronomy (Resident) (a2) Grades 4-8 WWCC Rm. #A208 $75.00 Session (a2) Students will be staying at the dorms. Students will be learning their way around the night sky as they are involved in class sessions and hands-on experience nightly with the telescopes. They will learn the names of the constellations and planets that reside in the night sky that they view. The students will also travel to the Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City to experience the night skies in a planetarium setting. Students will be staying in the WWCC dorms and all meals will be provided. Director: Dawn Anderson
July 4-7
Day Art Camp (dac2) Entering 3rd & 4th Grade $20.00 Session (dac2) 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Northpark Elementary Art Room Students will be learning and creating through multiple art projects, mediums, techniques and through adapting various styles of art into their own individual art pieces. Instructor: Pam Sipe
July 5-15
Beginning Quilting Session (q1) 9:00 – 12:00 Week 1- T-F; Week 2- M-F (both sessions) $20.00 Session (q2) 1:00 – 4:00 Entering 5th – 9th Grade Episcopal Parish Hall This class is designed for the beginning student who would like to learn about some simple sewing techniques. This class will progress through cutting the material, sewing the pieces together, putting the border around the pieces etc. The finished product is sure to be one of great accomplishment. SBOCES will provide all necessary materials! Instructors: Pam Wiggin and Winsor Demore
July 5-28
Summer Theatre for Youth Register at WWCC Theatre following Auditions!! Monday - Thursday 9:00 – 2:00 pm Entering 4th – 12th WWCC Theatre $25.00 Training in acting, dancing and singing with WWCC Professors Chris Will (director) and Eric DeLora (music director).This training will occur during rehearsals for the production “Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr.” The rehearsal period will last four weeks: Monday – Thursday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. (no meeting on July 4th). Please bring your own lunch! The rehearsals will culminate in a performance on July 27th & 28th at 7:00 pm. An audition is required; please prepare to sing a song while acting. Please bring sheet music for the piano player. Auditions are Saturday April 30th from 10:00 am -1:00 pm at the WWCC Theatre Rock Springs Campus. For those cast, you will register and pay the fee on the first day of rehearsal (July 5, 2016). For more information please call WWCC Theatre Department at 382-1721.
July 6&7
Lego Mania Session: (lm) 1:30 – 3:30 Entering 2nd – 4th Grade WWCC – Rm. #1444 $10.00 Welcome to Lego Mania! This class will offer the opportunity to free build with Legos as well as learn scientific principals using Legos to create contraptions and chain reactions. Instructors: Beth Gard & Samantha Conover
July 11 Band (Advanced) (sb2) Grades 7-12 Pilot Butte Elementary $10.00 Aug. 11Session (sb2) 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Monday – Thursday This year, summer band will be directed by Josh Knudson and Joann Stevens. This band is primarily for students with 2 or more years of band instruction. The band will present a concert in Bunning Park on August 11th at 7:00 pm. There will be some bussing available provided by SSD#1 Transportation Department.
July 11 Band, (Beginning) (sb1) Completed 6th Grade Pilot Butte Elementary Aug 11 Session (sb1) 9:00 am – 10:15 am Monday – Thursday $10.00 This year, summer band will be directed by Josh Knudson and Joann Stevens. This band is primarily for students who have completed one year of instruction on a band instrument and have completed 6th grade in the 2016-2017 school year. The band will present a concert in Bunning Park on August 11th at 7:00 pm. There will be some bussing available provided by SS#1 Transportation Department. July Beginning Fly Fishing 11-15 Session (bff) 9:00 – 12:00 Age – 9-12 Green River Center Gym $20.00 Students will learn the basic skills to become successful at fly fishing. On July 15th we will have a full day field trip! Destination to be determined! Please bring a sack lunch and drink! Instructor: Brian Spicer July Computer Programming; Introduction to Coding 11-14 Session (cp) 9:00 – 11:00 5th- 8th Grade Eastside Elementary $10.00 Participants will learn the basics of computer programming by designing and creating simple games and programs. Using a variety of free online programs, attendees will become more knowledgeable about computer coding language and have fun along the way. Kids will leave the class having designed and created their own games and activities to play and share with friends and family. Instructor: Darin Anderson July Game Design & Lego Robot Programming Camp 11-21 Session (gdl) 1:00 – 4:00 9 – 12 Years Old Green River Center– Room #104 $10.00 (Excl. Fri) Welcome to Game Design & Lego Robot Programming Camp. We will make our own video games as we learn how to program. Students will also learn to build and program Lego EV3 and NXY robots. Instructor: Brian Spicer July Fiesta Party Camp 11-14 Session (fpc) 12:30 – 3:30 Entering 2nd – 6th Grade RSHS Home Ec. Room $20.00 Come join us for a week of making piñatas, learning Mexican games, dancing, crafts, and preparing and eating Mexican food! Please bring a water bottle and apron! Instructor: Sheila Syvrud July Hooked on Fishing! 11-14 Session (hof1) 8:30 – 5:30 Grades 4-8 Northpark Elementary $20.00 18-21 Session (hof2) Learn and practice different techniques and strategies for pond and lake fishing. Students will spend a half day practicing bait and cast and fly-fishing techniques before going on an adventure! Students will have a chance to fish at the Golf Course Pond, Arrowhead Springs Pond, Jim Bridger Pond and Louis Lake. Please bring a sack lunch each day. Students should dress comfortably with protection from the sun and insects. Instructor: Cedric Philo July Jumpstart to First Grade Going into 1st Grade Lincoln School $10.00 11-15 Session: (jfg1) 9:00 – 12:30 Students entering the first grade in the 2016-2017 school year will have a great opportunity to refresh their math and language skills through music, field trips and other fun activities. Breakfast and Lunch provided. Instructor: Sue Cheese July Little Dino Explorers Entering Kindergarten – 1st Grade WWCC #1444 $20.00 11&12 Session (lde2) 1:30 – 3:30 This class will introduce young children to the exciting world of dinosaurs through various books, arts and crafts, snacks, games and all sorts of fun hands on activities. Please wear something that can get messy. July Magic Fairy Camp 11-15 Session (mftp) 9:00 – 12:00 Ages 5-7 RSHS Home Economic Rm. $20.00 Join us for a magical experience! We’ll prepare the food, set the table, decorate and practice our party manners. We’ll make fairy wings and headbands for the occasion, plus learn fun songs and dances to entertain our guests. Parents and families are all invited to the party. Instructor: Sheila Syvrud
July Pinkalicious 1st – 3rd Grade WWCC Rm. #A205 $20.00 11-14 Session (p) 9:00 – 11:00 Students will read & discuss stories from the “Pinkalicious” series & do fun crafts to match the stories: we’ll decorate tiaras & wands, paint & display our work, design paper kites & unicorns & make paper flowers, mermaids & beach animals! Instructor: Kara Rummel July Scrap Pack 11&12 Session (sp1) 11:00 – 3:00 3rd – 7th Grade WWCC Rm. #A203 In this fun class, we will learn scrapbooking techniques and make our very own scrapbooks! Please bring a sack lunch. Instructor: Kristi Young
$20.00
July 11 Self Defense/Martial Arts Aug.4 Session (sdm3) 5:30 – 6:00 pm Ages 5-7 Black Butte HS Gym $25.00 Session (sdm4) 6:00 – 7:00 pm Ages 8-13 Black Butte HS Gym $40.00 Build Confidence while developing self -defense skills by enhancing everyday motion. This course, which incorporates American Kenpo and Filipino arts of Kali and Escrima, will improve your range of motion, balance and awareness, while building self-defense skills. Lessons will be tailored to each student’s ability. Instructor: Daniel Selleroli July Story Book Adventures Lincoln Elementary 11-14 Session (sa2) 10:00 – 12:00 Completed Kindergarten or 1st Grade $10.00 Students will be reading stories from many different genres and from various authors. There will be games, crafts and snacks too! Instructor: Amy Pierantoni July “Dinoriffic” Dinosaur Days 2nd- 4th Grade WWCC #A206 12-14 Session (ddd2) 9:00 – 12:00 $25.00 Students will learn about different dinosaurs, play games and make creative dinosaur crafts. They will also see the different dinosaur bone exhibits at WWCC. The last day they will take a field trip to Thanksgiving Point! Bussing is provided by SSD#1. Snacks and entrance fee provided by SBOCES. Instructor: Marlene Butterfield July Astronomy (Resident) (a3) Grades 4-8 WWCC Rm. #A208 $75.00 18-22 Session (a4) Students will be staying in WWCC Dorms Students will be learning their way around the night sky as they are involved in class sessions and hands-on experience nightly with the telescopes. They will learn the names of the constellations and planets that reside in the night sky that they view. The students will also travel to the Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City to experience the night skies in a planetarium setting. Students will be staying in the WWCC dorms and all meals will be provided. Director: Dawn Anderson July Beginning Jewelry Making 18-21 Session (jm1) 1:00- 3:00 10 years old and up WWCC Rm. #A205 $10.00 Students will be taught how to assemble beads, wire and fixings in attractive designs. Various patterns and beads can be chosen from, so no two pieces are alike! This class will teach the basics of Jewelry Making while appealing to creators of all ages! All supplies provided by SBOCES. Instructor: Alex Shannon July Beginning Quilting 18-29 Session (q3) 9:00 – 12:00 Entering 5th – 9th Grade Episcopal Parish Hall $20.00 This class is designed for the beginning student who would like to learn about some simple sewing techniques. This class will progress through cutting the material, sewing the pieces together, putting the border around the pieces, etc. The finished product is sure to be one of great accomplishment. SBOCES will provide all necessary materials! Instructors: Pam Wiggin and Winsor Demore July Camping Fun at Home 18-22 Session (cfh) 12:30 – 3:30 2nd – 5th Grade RSHS Home Ec. Room $10.00 “Campers” will explore vacationing at home while learning to make fun camp foods, activities and camp games! We’ll tell “campfire” stories and learn how fun “Camping” can be in your own backyard! Instructor: Sheila Syvrud
July Creative Candies & Cookies 18-21 Session (ccc) 9:00 – 12:00 3rd – 6th Grade RSHS Home Ec. Room $20.00 Students will learn how to make and decorate fun candies and cookies! They will learn basic baking and safety techniques. We will teach preparation and team cleanup! Instructor: Sheila Syvrud July Intermediate Cake Decorating – Must have had 2 Beginning Cake Decorating Class 18-22 Session (bcd3) 9:00 am – 11:00 am Grade 4 and up Sage Elementary $20.00 Students will need to bring their cake decorating kit they received from a previous year. They will learn cakedecorating techniques and use these basic skills to frost cookies, cupcakes and decorate an individual cake. Instructor: Dana Sykes July Little Explorers 18-21 Session (le) 9:30 – 11:30 Ages 4-8 Green River Center Rm. #211 $10.00 Come explore the world around us! We will be exploring different types of art, science experiments, music, stories, snacks and much, much more! Please wear something that can get messy! Instructor: Crystal Walker July Makerspaces 18-21 Session (m) 9:00 – 12:00 5th – 8th Grade WWCC Rm. #A203 $1500 Be creative, get messy and have fun making “stuff”! At Makerspaces participants will use their imaginations, creativity, and ingenuity to make, create, design and invent all sorts of “stuff” including but not limited to Star Wars cardboard replicas, Rube Goldberg Machines, Origami Creations, Stop Motion Movies, “Creations” from household “Stuff” and much, much more! Instructor: Darin Anderson July Pirate Camp Going into Kindergarten – 2nd grade 18-20 Session (p1) 10:00 – 12:00 WWCC Rm. #1444 $20.00 Session (p2) 1:00 – 3:00 Kids will have a blast diving into all things pirate! We will explore through various books, arts and crafts, snacks, games and all sorts of fun hands on activities. Please wear something that can get messy. Instructors: Samantha Conover & Jen Atkinson July Upcycled Craft Class 18-21 Session (ucc) 10:00 – 12:00 8 years old and up WWCC A205 $10.00 You will learn how to take basic household objects and turn them into art! These crafts are easy, cheap and have a low environmental impact. The projects include jewelry and a wind chime. The class will benefit those who want to make affordable creative gifts for their family and friends! Supplies provided by SBOCES. Instructor: Alex Shannon July 19
Cake Fun Session (bcd4) 11:00 – 1:00 Completed 1st & 2nd Sage Elementary $20.00 Students will take home their completed, decorated cake. Each student will frost a cake on their own and use sprinkles, candy and precut items to put on their cake. Instructor: Dana Sykes
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Beginning Woodworking Session (bw3) 10:15 – 12:00 5th – 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School $20.00 Session (bw4) 1:00 – 3:00 This beginning woodworking class will teach safety, measurement and planning, use of a band saw, drill press and electric sanders. Students will also learn to cut, fasten and stain. Students will make an Adirondack Chair!
July Fantastic Art Camp 24-29 Session (fac2) 9:00 – 12:00 Grades 3-5 RSHS Home Ec. Room $10.00 Please join us for a fun filled week of art, artistic projects and snacks! We will make artistic projects with many mediums including paint, pastels, glue, chalk and modeling clay! For kids that love art, this class is it!! Instructor: Nanette McCurdy & Sheila Syvrud
July Astronomy (Resident) (a4) Grades 4-8 WWCC Rm. #A208 $75.00 25-29 Session (a3) Students will be staying in WWCC Dorms Students will be learning their way around the night sky as they are involved in class sessions and hands-on experience nightly with the telescopes. They will learn the names of the constellations and planets that reside in the night sky that they view. The students will also travel to the Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City to experience the night skies in a planetarium setting. Students will be staying in the WWCC dorms and all meals will be provided. Director: Dawn Anderson July Beginning Cake Decorating Sage Elementary $20.00 25-29 Session (bcd1) 9:00 am – 11:00 am Grades 2-4 Session (bcd2) 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Grades 5-9 Students will receive their own cake decorating tip kit. This class will teach basic decorating bag use and fundamental tip design in order to frost cookies, cupcakes and decorate an individual cake. Age groups are separated due to hand strength of the student. Please sign your child in the appropriate age group. Instructor: Dana Sykes July Hawaiian Vacation 25-28 Session (hv) 12:30 – 3:30 Entering 2nd-6th grade RSHS $20.00 Come join us for a week of making Polynesian food, crafts, learning the limbo and coconut bowling! We will explore all the Hawaiian Islands and end with a “Luau”. Instructor: Sheila Syvrud. July Skip into 2nd Grade 25-28 Session (si) 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Entering 2nd Grade Lincoln Elementary Come and have fun, while learning all those special skills that will make you a success in 2nd grade! Instructor: Marguerite Curtis
$5.00
July Harry Potter 26-28 Session (hpc2) 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Grade 2-6 WWCC Rm. #A206 $20.00 In the magical world of “Harry Potter” we will experience many of the enchanting events of the books and characters, such as potions, wand making, quidditch and much, much more!! Please bring a sack lunch. Snacks will be provided. Instructor: Marlene Butterfield
CLASSES OFFERED IN AUGUST Aug. 1-3
Princess Camp WWCC Rm. #A209 Session (pc) 10:00 – 12:00 Going into Kindergarten-2nd Grade Session (pc2) 1:00 – 3:00 Girls will learn to curtsy, have tea parties along with crafts, movies and games. Please wear a dress. Instructors: Jen Atkinson & Samantha Conover
$20.00
Aug 1-4
Royal Prep Camp Session (rpc) 9:30 – 11:30 Ages 4-8 Green River Center Rm. #211 $10.00 Princes and Princesses are invited to come learn etiquette, arts, magic and what it takes to be a royal prince and princess. Join us for crafts, stories, snack, dancing, singing and so much more! Please wear something that can get messy or a big shirt that can go over clothes that can get paint on it, prince/princess attire is welcome but we will be running, playing and getting messy, please no swords. Instructor: Crystal Walker
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Mad Camp Session (mc2) 9:00 – 11:00 5th & 6th Grade (2014-2015 School Year) $20.00 During MAD-CAMP students will build on their ideas and learn cross-platform mobile application development and basic programming on computers and iPads. Come join the “MAD FUN”!
Aug. 4 -7
Astronomy Camp (Advanced) (a5) Session (a5) Thursday – Sunday Grades 6-12 Outdoor Camping $100.00 This is an advanced class for astronomers who have completed at least one beginning class. All the fun as before and more! Students will visit the annual Weekend Under the Stars at Foxpark. Director: Dawn Anderson.
Aug 8-11
Royal Prep Camp Session (rpc2) 9:30 – 11:30 Ages 4-8 Green River Center Rm. #211 $10.00 Princes and Princesses are invited to come learn etiquette, arts, magic and what it takes to be a royal prince and princess. Join us for crafts, stories, snack, dancing, singing and so much more! Please wear something that can get messy or a big shirt that can go over clothes that can get paint on it, prince/princess attire is welcome but we will be running, playing and getting messy, please no swords. Instructor: Crystal Walker
Aug.8 Self Defense/Martial Arts Sept.1 Session (sdm5) 5:30 – 6:00 pm Ages 5-7 Black Butte HS Gym $25.00 Session (sdm6) 6:00 – 7:00 pm Ages 8-13 Black Butte HS Gym $40.00 Build Confidence while developing self -defense skills by enhancing everyday motion. This course, which incorporates American Kenpo and Filipino arts of Kali and Escrima, will improve your range of motion, balance and awareness, while building self-defense skills. Lessons will be tailored to each student’s ability. Instructor: Daniel Selleroli Aug. Easing into Eastside $10.00 15-16 Session (ee5) 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Incoming 5th graders attending Eastside Elementary This program is focused on providing support and orientation to incoming 5th graders attending Eastside in The 2016-2017 school year. It will provide students an opportunity to gain skills to help them face new challenges. Fun, engaging activities will be held in small group settings. Morning Breakfast and Transportation will be provided by SSD#1. Deadline to register is July 20, 2016. Instructor: Gretchen Graham. Aug. Pilot Butte Positive Passages Incoming 5th graders attending Pilot Butte Elementary 15-16 Session (pp) 9:00 am – 12:30 pm $10.00 This program is focused on providing support and orientation to incoming 5th graders attending Pilot Butte Elementary in the fall of 2016-2017 school year. It will provide students an opportunity to gain skills to help them face new challenges. Fun and engaging activities will be held in small group settings. Morning Breakfast and Transportation will be provided by SSD#1. Deadline to register is July 20, 2016. Instructor: Andrea Tate. Aug 19
Little Prince & Princess Parent Night Session (lpp2) 5:30 pm 7:00 pm Ages 2-4 Green River Center Rm. #211 $10.00 Princes and Princesses bring a parent (or grandparent) and join us for an enchanted night out. We will have a night of music, crafts, stories and more. Feel free to dress up but bring a large shirt to go over your clothes for when we do messy crafts. Instructor: Crystal Walker
Aug. Rescue Camp 15-20 Session (rc2) 9:00 – 12:00 Ages 12 and up Red Desert Humane Society $5.00 Students will learn how to be an animal rescue worker. They will spend one week volunteering at the RDHS learning how to help, care for and basic training of homeless animals. On Saturday, July 18th students will host an adoption event to help find new “forever” homes for shelter animals. Please do not register if you have taken this class in the past. For more information, contact SBOCES. Aug. 26
Mini Pirates & Parent Night! Session (mpp) 5:30 – 7:00 pm Ages 2-4 Green River Center Rm. #211 $10.00 Join us for a night learning how to be a pirate and enjoying pirate games, all mini pirates and their parents will have fun with music, activities, crafts and a treasure hunt! Come dressed like a pirate, but no swords and be ready for a good time! Please wear something that can get messy. Instructor: Crystal Walker
