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ARTS & CRAFTSFLIGHTS OF IMAGINATION- ORIGAMI AGES 10-15SU20CK-101 • Mon-Thu, 6/1 to 6/4/201 - 3 pm • Online SU20CK-102 • Mon-Thu, 7/6 to 7/9/201 - 3 pm • Online

Join us on live Zoom meetings, as we discover the wonderful Japanese art of creating creatures by folding paper in the form of Origami. From simple paper balloons to complex dragons, kids will learn basic folding techniques and how to apply them. Kids will also learn to follow a pattern both visually and on paper. Each child will receive an Origami box with the paper and supplies needed for folding plus extra to fold and experiment. Please register at least one week prior to start date to receive your Origami box. Jennifer Shinohara • $120

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FLIGHTS OF IMAGINATION- SEWING FELTIES AGES 10-15SU20CK-103 • Mon-Thu, 6/1 to 6/4/2010 am - noon • Online SU20CK-104 • Mon-Thu, 6/8 to 6/11/2010 am - noon • Online SU20CK-105 • Mon-Thu, 6/22 to 6/25/2010 am - noon • Online

Join us on live Zoom meetings and sew your own Animal Felties! Kids will learn basic hand sewing skills along with learning how to follow a pattern and create their own. Every week, new Felties will be made! Each child will receive a Feltie box containing the supplies that will be needed for creating and bringing to life 2-4 Feltie animals or creatures. Students will need scissors to cut thread, and little felt embellishments (scissors are not included in tuition). Please register at least one week prior to start date to receive your Feltie box.Jennifer Shinohara • $120

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CARTOON CHARACTERS & CRITTERS • AGES 8-12SU20CK-106 • Mon/Wed & Fri, 6/8 to 6/12/209:30 - 10:30 am • Online

What makes an elephant look like an elephant? How do you draw expressions and emotions on a cartoon face? You will learn how to do these along with all the basic, time-proven sketching techniques in this mini course to become a much better artist in the cartoon tradition. Working together via Zoom, we will draw cartoon people that look animated and loose, and all sorts of animals, throughout our time together. We will explore such cool areas as Drawing 2D, coloring, and using art supplies effectively. Your instructor is award-winning cartoonist and picture book illustrator, Tom Paul Fox, who shares his love of the craft in a fun and (slightly silly) atmosphere, perfect for summer vacation! A supply list will be provided (cost approximately $15-$25), along with visual handouts emailed for guidance.Tom Paul Fox • $65

COMPUTER/TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCEDIGITAL ESCAPE ROOMS • AGES 8-10SU20CK-107 • 6/1 to 7/20/20TBD • Online SU20CK-108 • 6/1 to 7/20/20 • AGES 10-11TBD • Online

Every week students will get a new escape room from science, math, English, history, and more. These escape rooms are designed to engage students and give them the virtual escape room experience. Each escape room is designed to take approximately 1 hour, depending on your child.Kelly Winkels • $110

EARTH’S TREASURES • AGES 9-12SU20CK-109 • Mon-Thu, 6/8 to 6/11/209 - 10:30 am • Online SU20CK-110 • Mon-Thu, 6/15 to 6/18/209 - 10:30 am • Online

The earth holds many treasures. Become part of the team of earth scientists who uncover such treasures. As you identify each gem and fossil, you can also discover where each is found naturally, how it came to be there and what makes it the treasure we know it to be. Each student will receive your own box of treasures and directions on how to make a meaningful collection for your own treasure museum. Additional supplies needed (mainly household items). A supply list will be provided. Please register at least one week prior to start date to receive your Treasure box.Diane Vaszily • $105

FITNESSGAMES AND RUNNING: WITH A BIT OF HISTORY AGES 9-12SU20CK-111 • 6/1 to 6/4/20TBD • OnlineSU20CK-112 • 6/15 to 6/18/20TBD • Online

In this class, we will explore maze drawing and mythology intertwined with the history of the labyrinth. Exploring nature will be taught on an iPad/tablet/phone outside. We will explore nature in our yards by building a 4x4 string square to observe every day. We will have a nature journal and share what we find.Josephine Archer • $115

FOOD & COOKINGCOOKING: TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS AGES 11-14SU20CK-113 • 6/1 to 7/1/20TBD • Online

Students grab your aprons and let’s learn some easy and kid friendly meals to make while you are babysitting, sitting at home hungry, or just for the fun of it! Every week new recipes and video tutorials will be posted to make this fun and friendly for you and your child. Show me your process in the kitchen and let’s have some fun cooking. Things to look forward to: pizza, pancakes, tacos, cookies, brownies, and more! We will have a private Facebook group to share videos and pictures and a class platform.Kelly Winkels • $125

EDIBLE EXPLORATIONS • AGES 11-14SU20CK-114 • Tue & Thu, 6/9 to 6/25/2010 - 11:30 am • Online SU20CK-115 • Tue & Thu, 7/7 to 7/23/2010 - 11:30 am • Online

Middle School aged students can create their own snacks, lunches, and simple breakfast dishes. Your instructor will demonstrate kitchen hygiene and cleanliness, safety, and prepping skills. Then, given a weekly challenge, each student will be assigned a list of ingredients they can use to create a dish. These will all be shared with the class via Zoom and ranked according to creativity, presentation, and taste (call in the family!). Let’s put on aprons and turn up our cooking talents with Cathy, your teacher. Supply list will be provided.Cathy Nowlin • $200

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HEY! LOOK WHAT I CAN MAKE! • AGES 5-10SU20CK-116 • 6/1 to 7/20/20TBD • Online

Parents and students grab your aprons and let’s have some fun in the kitchen. Your child will enjoy this messy, sweet, and tasty class! From decorating cookies, homemade pizza, and all the fun to be had in the kitchen, your child will learn with delight in their eyes and a full belly! Things to look forward to: personal pizzas, pancake animals, breakfast tacos, peanut butter Rice Krispie bars, grilled ham & cheese and more. We will have a private group on Facebook to share pictures and videos and a class platform.Kelly Winkels • $125

LIFE SKILLSCOLLEGE KNOWLEDGE: KEYS TO MAKING THE COLLEGE DECISION • AGES 14-17SU20CK-117 • Tue & Thu, 6/2 to 6/25/206:15 - 7:15 pm • Online

This course will introduce students to the college decision process in general- how should a decision be made about which college to apply to and how to pay for it? Based on what criteria should a student accept an offer, and how will he/she decide what school is the right fit? After this, we will go into detail about the admissions process, including types of applications, criteria that schools look for, and the components of a completed application. Students will learn about entrance exams and how to write an exceptional admissions essay/statement of purpose. We will include a lesson on finance, including a review of financial aid options. Finally, the student will leave the course with a packet that includes examples and information tailored to their own college plans. Parents are highly encouraged to attend.Samantha Fitch and Andy Fraher • $85

HOMESCHOOLING VS DISTANCE LEARNING FOR PARENTSSU20CK-118 • Tue, 6/9 to 6/30/206 - 7:30 pm • Online

This past academic year students were thrust into distance learning and many parents felt this was the life of homeschooling. Meet with a public school teacher and a parent who has done both homeschooling and distance learning. This class is designed for parents who are considering homeschooling, are confused about distance learning, or parents wanting to discuss the options for distance learning. We will discuss “curriculum”, designing a curriculum for your child, and some options out there. This is an open forum, dialogue based class. The facilitators will have topics each week to discuss but where the class goes is from the active participation of the group. Weekly meetings on Zoom.Kelly Winkels • $85

TEEN LEADERSHIP • AGES 11-14SU20CK-119 • Wed, 6/3 to 7/22/2010 - 11:30 am • Online

Students will read and discuss “7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens”, engage in personality quizzes, and meet weekly as a Zoom call. Students will learn what leadership means as a teen, how to communicate effectively, and work on leadership skills. Both Synchronous and Asynchronous. Supplies list will be posted on class website and shared with participants a few weeks prior to the start of class. Weekly meetings on Zoom.Kelly Winkels • $150

MUSICBEGINNING GUITAR • AGES 12-17SU20CK-120 • Mon & Wed, 6/1 to 7/22/202 - 3:30 pm • Online

This is a beginning guitar class that will start with tuning the instrument and go from simple melody playing to learning chords. Some basic theory will also be taught so students can understand and start to play-by-ear. Students will be introduced to a variety of music styles. Adam’s intuitive and humorous style puts students at ease and eager to participate in the fun. But equally important, also teaches the fundamentals of creativity in music. Students must have their own guitar (or Ukulele). Contact the instructor if you need guidance obtaining an instrument. All music handouts are included in tuition and emailed to students. (No class 6/29 + 7/1.)Adam Speth • $110

EXPLORING GUITAR • AGES 8-11SU20CK-121 • Mon & Wed, 6/1 to 6/17/2012:30 - 1:45 pm • Online SU20CK-122 • Mon & Wed, 7/6 to 7/22/2012:30 - 1:45 pm • Online

In this fun and entertaining class, students will learn how a guitar works and how to play some basic melodies that include movie theme songs and some funny kid’s songs. Fundamentals of music will be introduced. Timing and rhythm exercises will also be covered in a fun game-like fashion. Each student will truly have an adventure in music! Students must have their own guitar (or Ukulele). Contact the instructor if you need guidance obtaining an instrument. All music handouts are included in tuition and emailed to students.Adam Speth • $70

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READING & WRITINGTHE GRAPHIC NOVEL CLUB • AGES 8-10SU20CK-123 • Tue, 6/2 to 7/21/2010 - 11:30 am • Online

Students will read, write, and interact with graphic novels this summer. Keep your child from the summer slide that occurs by engaging them in fun, age appropriate graphic novels sure to get their imaginations flowing. Kids will read one graphic novel and begin to write their own to share with their parents. Children love reading graphic novels and will be excited to “publish” their own work this summer. Weekly meetings on Zoom.Kelly Winkels • $95

CREATIVE BLOGGING FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL AGES 10-13SU20CK-124 • 6/1 to 6/26/20TBD • Online SU20CK-125 • TBD, 7/6 to 7/31/20TBD • Online

This course is designed for creative students who want a platform to share their creative writing online. Students will create a blog, share their short stories, poems, ideas for novels, or any other creative writing they would like to do. Students will discuss each others writing and receive feedback from peers and the teacher.Kelly Winkels • $115

CREATIVE BLOGGING FOR HIGH SCHOOL AGES 14-17SU20CK-126 • 6/1 to 6/26/20TBD • Online SU20CK-127 • TBD, 7/6 to 7/31/20TBD • Online

This course is designed for creative students who want a platform to share their creative writing online. Students will create a blog, share their short stories, poems, ideas for novels, or any other creative writing they would like to do. Students will discuss each others writing and receive feedback from peers and the teacher.Kelly Winkels • $115

WOW WRITING! • AGES 10-14SU20CK-128 • Tue & Thu, 6/9 to 6/25/209:30 - 10:30 am • Online

If you love to read a good story and dream of writing your own original tales, then this is the course for you. Taught by award-winning dramatic writer and teaching artist, Tom Paul Fox, you will learn the important, easy to understand basics of story creation. In no time, you will be applying these techniques effectively in crafting your own stories. An excellent foundational mini course for aspiring writers serious about improving their prose and creative writing, one of the most valuable skills a person can have.Tom Paul Fox • $65

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