Summer Program

List of 9 items.

• Archery

  Mon. and Wed. | 2:00-2:45pm
  
  Students in the Archery Club will learn skills in using a bow and arrow and steadily improve their aim. Important safety skills will be taught in handling a bow and arrow, using an armguard properly, in addition to social pragmatic and executive functioning skills such as turn-taking, and making a focused and sustained effort. Games such as “Aim for the Balloon,” and “Golden Arrow Tournament (summer edition),” will provide a fun way to put student’s archery skills to the test.

• Crafting

  Mon. and Wed. | 1:15-2:00 pm
  
  Makers and creators will have the freedom to explore their imagination, problem-solve through materials, and create their visions during Craft Art Club. Guidance will be given on how to use different tools while they dabble with art materials and different approaches of making. Students will have the opportunity to explore numerous different craft projects, such as making bracelets, dying fabric, weaving baskets, wind chimes, jewelry making, and stain-glass windows.

• Digital Art

  Tues. and Thurs. | 1:15-2:00 pm
  
  Digital Art Club is a supportive community for young makers and designers who wish to explore their imagination and share with others. Participants will have an opportunity to 3D model & print, animate, create digital music, code video games, and work on graphic design projects. Students will have the freedom to design their own 3D digital models and see their creations print before their eyes. Creative programs, such as Scratch, Tinkercad, SketchUp and Blender will be available for use.

• Drawing and Painting

  Tues. and Thurs. | 2:00-2:45pm
  
  Young artists will have the opportunity to explore different types of traditional art making materials, such as graphite, markers, ink, charcoal, watercolor, acrylic, and tempera paint. Guidance will be given on art making approaches, techniques, and how to use different tools. The relationship between colors and color-mixing will be covered. Participants will explore techniques for creating the illusion of form and realistic space, as well as abstraction.

• Soccer

  Tues. and Thurs. | 1:15-2:00 pm
  
  In Soccer Club your child will practice their skills in dribbling, trapping, passing, and shooting among others. Sportsmanship and being a team-player are also critical skills that students will implement during practice and games such as World Cup, and Sharks and Minnows.

• Social Games

  Mon. and Wed. | 1:15-2:00 pm
  
  Social Games Club is a fun way to work on social skills such as turn-taking, active listening, cognitive flexibility, perspective-taking, and nonverbal and verbal messaging. Students get the important opportunity to work in a small group and play games such as “Conversation Jenga,” or “Should I or Shouldn’t I?” to practice social skills in a fun and informal environment.

• Spanish Language and Hispanic Cultures

  Mon. and Wed. | 1:15-2:00 pm
  
  The Spanish and Hispanic Culture Club will focus on building Spanish vocabulary and foundational speaking, writing, and reading skills. Topics such as greetings, numbers, dates, time, family, school, food, travel, and weather will be explored. Additional world cultures will be introduced addressing their specific history and culture in role-playing and other engaging activities!

• STEM Fun

  Tues. and Thurs. | 1:15-2:00 pm
  
  During STEM Fun students will imagine, create, learn, and solve unique problems in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and math. Students will use skills in being resourceful with limited materials to solve problems and therefore work to consider multiple effects/solutions in a given scenario. Students will also practice using perspective-taking skills and working as a team. Projects such as the Egg Drop, and designing and building for aerodynamics are a few of the challenges to be met this summer in the STEM Fun club!

• Woodworking

  Mon. and Wed. | 2:00-2:45pm
  
  Inspiring builders will have the opportunity to create woodworking projects. Guidance will be given on how to use different woodworking tools and construction approaches. The foundation of building stable structures and techniques for creating joints will be covered. Participants will learn safe and best practices when cutting and producing projects, such as a birdhouse, wood box, greenhouse, small table, board games, and a miniature golf course.