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EXTENDED STUDIES SUMMER 2019

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SFC SUMMER 2019 EXTENDED STUDIESREGISTRATION INFORMATIONIt’s easy to register for extended studies courses online. Simply click at the bottom of any page or go to www.sfcs.net and click on Summer 2019 Extended Studies Enroll Now!

Camps, clinics and courses are open to SFC/non-SFC students unless otherwise noted.

+ Classes noted with this symbol qualify for graduation credits.

Payment is due at the time of registration. You may pay by credit card for your convenience. Your child is not considered registered until full payment has been received. Students are registered on a first-come, first-serve basis and many courses fill up quickly.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Your child must have one or more forms on file on the first day of class in order to participate. These forms are available on the registration site.*

ABSENCES/MAKE-UP DAYS There will be no make-up days, credits or refunds for absences. If a child cannot attend/return to camp due to illness or accident, a doctor’s note must accompany the withdrawal request. Refunds due to illness will be pro-rated.

ATTIRE All students are expected to dress in a manner that honors God, provides for adequate safety on campus, and is respectful and modest in nature. Please refer to the Santa Fe Christian Schools Extended Studies Summer Program Dress Code Expectations online.

CANCELLATION POLICY Tuition fees will be refunded if a written cancellation request is received according to the refund schedule detailed below. There is a $25 processing fee for all refunds. Santa Fe Christian Schools reserves the right to cancel any course due to insufficient enrollment. A full refund is provided if the class is canceled. Note: Classes for academic credit are guaranteed to run.

SFC Summer Extended Studies refund amounts:

29+ days prior to class start date: 100% minus $25 processing fee

15–28 days prior to class start date: 50% minus $25 processing fee

No refund available 0–14 days prior to class start date.

*By registering for Extended Studies courses, you are giving us permission to use your child’s photograph and/or video in future publications.

For more information on Santa Fe Christian’s Extended Studies Program, email [email protected].

On the cover: New this year for 4th-6th graders... a morning and afternoon camp designed for students who want to learn how to surf like a pro! See page 11.

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COURSE INDEXACADEMIC COURSES 4Lower School (K- Grade 5)

Kindergarten Readiness Camp 6Math Camp 3/4 5Math Camp 5/6 6Algebra Concepts & Problem Solving 7

Middle School (Grades 6-8)Math Camp 5/6 6Algebra Concepts & Problem Solving 7Geometry 5Algebra 3 5Jump Start to 6th Grade Summer Reading 7Jump Start to 7th Grade Summer Reading 6Jump Start to 8th Grade Summer Reading 6

Upper School (Grades 9-12)Algebra Concepts & Problem Solving 7Geometry 5Algebra 3 5Athletic Training/Sports Medicine Camp 5College Prep Modern World History 4College Prep Modern World History, ONLINE 4SAT Preparation Course 7College Application Workshop 7

FUN CAMPS 8Lower School (K- Grade 5)

USA Jump Stars Jump Rope Camp 8SFC Best of Everything 9LEGOLAND: Models, Machines, Robots & Rides 9Wildlife Adventure Animal Camp 9There’s No Business Like Show Business: MADAGASCAR! 8SFC Extreme Sports 9LEGOLAND S.T.E.M. Maker Space 9

FUN CAMPS (cont.)Middle School (Grades 6-8)

USA Jump Stars Jump Rope Camp 8SFC Best of Everything 9Wildlife Adventure Animal Camp 9There’s No Business Like Show Business: MADAGASCAR! 8SFC Extreme Sports 9LEGOLAND S.T.E.M. Maker Space 9World Peace Challenge 9

SPORTS CLINICS 10Lower School (K- Grade 5)

Soccer Camp (K-4) 10Soccer Camp (5-8) 10Basketball Skills Camp 11Basketball Shooting Camp 11Basketball Skills & Shooting Camp 11Youth Volleyball Camp 11Morning Surf Camp 11Afternoon Surf Camp 11

Middle School (Grades 6-8)Soccer Camp (5-8) 10Basketball Skills Camp 11Basketball Shooting Camp 11Basketball Skills & Shooting Camp 11Youth Volleyball Camp 11Morning Surf Camp 11Afternoon Surf Camp 11

PRESCHOOL CAMPS 12Crafty Creations! 12 Kids in the Kitchen! 12Discovery Science 13

(sorted by grade level)



College Prep Modern World History + FOR CREDIT

Students will study major eras and turning points in modern world history, from the 14th century through the present, including the cause and course of the two world wars in the 20th century. Students will also trace the rise of democratic ideas and understand the historical roots of current world problems and issues. Weeks 1-3 will focus on eras such as the European Renaissance and Reformation, the Age of Exploration, the Atlantic Slave Trade, Age of Absolutism, the Enlightenment, and the American and French Revolutions. Weeks 4-6 will focus on eras such as the Industrial Revolution, the Age of Progress, the Age of Imperialism, Chinese/Japanese relations with West, the Great War, years between wars, World War II, postwar restructuring/Cold War, colonial independence, and global interdependence.

This is an academic class for credit; therefore students may not be absent for more than 8-hours of class time.

Required Text: “Modern World History: Patterns of Interaction,” 2012; ISBN: 978-0-547-49114-1 or 0-547-49114-X

Jed Jones

June 10 - July 19 (no class on July 4)

Monday - Friday

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

$915

SFC Main Campus, Room 235

Incoming 10th Grade

College Prep Modern World History, ONLINE+ FOR CREDIT

This is an ONLINE version of Modern World History. Please keep in mind that the online format will require students to complete work and stay up-to-date on assignments on their own without as much oversight from the course instructor. There will not be any need to come to campus. All the tests, quizzes, and assignments will be on the class page and students will submit essays through their SFCS email account.

Students will study major eras and turning points in modern world history, from the 14th century through the present, including the cause and course of the two world wars in the 20th century. Students will also trace the rise of democratic ideas and understand the historical roots of current world problems and issues. Weeks 1-3 will focus on eras such as the European Renaissance and Reformation, the Age of Exploration, the Atlantic Slave Trade, Age of Absolutism, the Enlightenment, and the American and French Revolutions. Weeks 4-6 will focus on eras such as the Industrial Revolution, the Age of Progress, the Age of Imperialism, Chinese/Japanese relations with West, the Great War, years between wars, World War II, postwar restructuring/Cold War, colonial independence, and global interdependence. (Same required text as on-campus course, see left.)

Jed Jones


Monday - Friday

$915

Online

Incoming 10th Grade

ACADEMICS



Geometry+ FOR CREDIT

This is a two-semester course in the study of Euclidean Geometry. The following topics will be covered: the language and logic of geometry, parallelism, congruent triangles, triangle inequalities, quadrilaterals, similarity, right triangles, circles, geometric constructions, area of plane figures, solid geometry, coordinate geometry, and transformational geometry.

Instructor TBD


Monday - Friday

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

$915

SFC Main Campus, Room TBD

Incoming 8th - 12th Grade

Athletic Training/ Sports Medicine CampAttention Upper School Students! SFC is offering an engaging, hands-on introduction to the field of sports medicine. If you are a student who is interested in pursuing a career in sports medicine, EMT, paramedics, athletic training, nursing or physical therapy, then this is the course for you. Participants will receive training in assessing injuries, taping, stretching, rehabilitation, injury response and first aid. In addition, participants will assist the Head Athletic Trainer, Kristal Peterson, during the fall season. Those participants who apply to the Athletic Training Program must sign-up for this course to be able to serve as Student Athletic Trainers Aides during the 2019 fall season. This is a fantastic opportunity to not only experience sports medicine first hand, but to gain valuable experience for college and career applications. *Fee includes all supplies.

Kristal Peterson

June 3 - June 6

Monday–Thursday

11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

$280

SFC Main Campus, Room S001, Athletic Training Room

Incoming 9th - 12th Grade SFC ONLY

Math Camp 3/4Any 3rd-4th grade students who want to develop their math problem-solving skills are welcome to join. Register early, space is limited to 20 students. In this course, students will learn math problem-solving techniques, participate in group problem solving, and compete in mock math contests as a group. This is not a class for tutoring or for homework. The goal of the math camp is to energize students’ passion for math while training them to become better math problem-solvers. The cost includes the price of the “Beast Academy Math” textbook.

Evan Story

June 10 - June 14

Monday - Friday

10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

$245


Incoming 3rd - 4th Grade

Algebra 3 This math camp is probably very different from most math classes you have taken before. I believe, and math education research supports the idea, that the best way to learn mathematics is by solving problems in which at first glance, the solution path is not obvious. It helps students develop what is called “adaptive expertise.” Students with adaptive expertise can go beyond the routine competencies, and can be characterized by their flexible, innovative, and creative competencies. A must for any student considering a STEM major.

The purpose of this math camp is to help students become better problem-solvers, develop their adaptive expertise, and learn advanced algebra topics not taught in most high school algebra curriculum. Topics to be learned in the math camp include multivariable polynomials, Vieta’s Formulas, Newton Sums, arithmetico-geometric series, and Symmetric Sums. Learning these topics and the problem-solving experience is excellent preparation for doing well on the ACT, SAT, SAT Math Level 2 exam, and the American Mathematics Competition.

Required materials: We will be using the book “Art of Problem Solving: Intermediate Algebra” by Richard Rusczyk. The book and solution manual can be purchased for $69 at the following AoPS website: https://artofproblemsolving.com/store/item/intermediate-algebra

Mike Maxon

June 10 - June 21

Monday – Friday

10:00 AM - 1:15 PM

$390



ACADEMIC COURSES



Jump Start to 7th Grade Summer ReadingStudents will get a jump start on the reading and writing activities seen in 7th grade by completing the biggest part of their summer reading assignment with their classmates and 7th grade English teacher. Through discussion and activities aimed to improve reading speed, vocabulary, and study skills, students will gain a better understanding of “Stand Tall” by Joan Bauer, while also preparing for their first writing assignment of the school year. Students will read and complete all activities related to Joan Bauer’s “Stand Tall” in class – NO PREPARATION & NO HOMEWORK.

Christine Rogers

July 29 - August 2

Monday - Friday

8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

$185

SFC Main Campus, Room B5

Incoming 7th Grade SFC ONLY

Jump Start to 8th Grade Summer ReadingStudents will get a jump start on the reading and writing activities seen in 8th grade by completing part of their summer reading assignment with their classmates and Mrs. Rogers. Through discussion and thematic analysis, students will gain a better understanding of a selected memoir. Students will prepare for writing their first essay once the school year begins. All reading and activities will be completed in class – NO PREPARATION & NO HOMEWORK.

Christine Rogers

July 29 - August 2

Monday - Friday

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$185



Kindergarten Readiness CampKindergarten Readiness Camp is a wonderful opportunity for students to get a head start in kindergarten. Students will have a chance to spend time in the kindergarten classroom, on the playground, and in other areas of the campus. They will become familiar with kindergarten materials and begin to learn kindergarten skills, such as writing their name “the kindergarten way.” They will also become familiar with class routines and expectations. In addition, this camp experience will help rekindle or create new relationships with friends and the kindergarten teachers. Kindergarten Readiness Camp will help students feel “ready to go” when school starts, as the beginning of school stress will be minimized and will give them an academic, social, and emotional advantage.

Kim Nicodemus & Sandra Kim

July 29 - August 2

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$235

SFC Main Campus, Room J1-J2

Incoming SFC KINDERGARTEN ONLY

Math Camp 5/6Students will learn concepts and problem-solving strategies by engaging in fun, collaborative problem-solving activities. Problems and lessons will be taken from Art of Problem Solving textbooks, the Math Olympiad Creative Problem Solving book, MOEMS M contests, Math Counts Materials and American Mathematics Competitions. To help foster a collaborative environment in which every student feels they are an integral part of the math camp, enrollment will be limited to the first 20 students who register.

Amanda Burgner

July 29 - August 2

Monday - Friday

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$250



ACADEMIC COURSES



Algebra Concepts and Problem SolvingAlgebra is arguably the most important math topic for students to learn. It is foundational for most math classes that come afterwards, as well as many other STEM classes. Students will learn concepts and problem-solving strategies by engaging in fun, collaborative problem-solving activities. Problems and lessons will be taken from Art of Problem Solving textbooks, as well as curriculum developed at the Center for Research in Math and Science Education that are based on research of how students learn algebra. To help foster a collaborative environment in which every student feels they are an integral part of the math camp, enrollment will be limited to the first 24 students who register. Top high school math problem-solvers from the SFC Math Team will be assisting Mr. Maxon, so that each participant gets individualized feedback every day. This class is ideal for students taking Algebra 1 next year, or who have completed Algebra 1 recently and want to get even better at it before enrolling in Algebra 2.

Mike Maxon

July 29 - August 7

Monday - Friday & Monday - Wednesday

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

$330



SAT Preparation CourseThis SAT preparation course is everything you need to score well on the SAT exam in August. This 8-day, 3-hour per day, comprehensive SAT preparation course will teach students the strategies and content needed to maximize their score on SAT test day. Taught by SAT experts, this engaging course will include all curriculum for students to do additional practice between classes, and once the class is completed.

Marc Meinhardt, Tried & True Tutoring

July 29 - August 8

Monday - Thursday (no class on 8/2 or 8/9)

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$699

SFC Main Campus


ACADEMIC COURSES

College Application WorkshopSanta Fe Christian Counselors will assist students with completing the Common Application and the University of California Application. Admissions counselors from various colleges will speak about refining the college list, writing essays and supplements, and distinguishing yourself on the college application activities list.

Jeralyn Johns, Steve Strimple, Nancy Olah

August 1, 2, 5, 6

Thursday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

$55

SFC Main Campus Chapel


Jump Start to 6th Grade Summer ReadingStudents will get a jump start on the reading and writing activities seen in 6th grade while improving their comprehension of the book “Savvy,” by Ingrid Law. Character analysis, plot, and theme will all be explored. Students can expect to be prepared for their first writing assignment of the school year (upon completion of this course). “Savvy” should be read prior to this class.

Christine Rogers

August 5 - August 7

Monday - Wednesday

8:00 AM - 10:30 AM

$120





FUN CAMPS

USA Jump Stars Jump Rope CampUSA Jump Stars promotes jump rope as a means for creating a healthy body and mind. Our focus is fighting childhood obesity and heart disease while developing personal values, team spirit and sportsmanship through competition, live performance and fun! We teach single rope, long rope, double dutch, and more.

Melinda Everett

June 3 - June 7

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$140

SFC Main Campus, Dome/Blacktop

Incoming K - 6th Grade

There’s No Business Like Show Business: MADAGASCAR!Come join us for another fantastic summer opportunity at Santa Fe Christian Schools. Campers will learn the basics of musical theater, including singing, acting, dancing, costumes, makeup, and props. Build confidence if you’re a beginner, or sharpen your vocal and acting technique as a lead character if you’re ready for the next step.

Auditions will be held on Monday, so come prepared with a 1:00 minute audition piece if you’d like to audition for a role. A camp production will be put on at the end of the week – open to friends, family, and the public.

Amy Kennard

June 10 - June 14

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$215

SFC Main Campus, Chapel

Incoming 1st - 6th Grade



Wildlife Adventure Animal CampExperience the animal kingdom with a week of wildlife adventures! Your child will experience up-close and personal encounters with animals of all kinds! Field trips will include a behind-the-scenes private tour of the San Diego Zoo, a visit to the famous Birch Aquarium, and a trek of the San Diego Safari Park. Campers will also visit the animals at the San Diego County Fair. Crafts and recreational activities will also be included.

Beth House

June 10 - June 14

Monday - Friday

8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

$320

SFC Main Campus (drop-off & pick-up), Off-Campus

Incoming 1st - 6th Grade

LEGOLAND: Models, Machines, Robots and Rides Your child will learn how to design and build models and machines! Campers will build and race LEGO vehicles, build a solar-powered car, program Adventure-Bots to retrieve treasure, build and program a tadpole-turned froglet with WeDo 2.0, create an animated Dog-Bot, build a special theme or story, and finally, experience the push-and-pull of forces as they test their creations on a new earthquake-themed table. We will learn just like the master builders at LEGOLAND! Campers will also enjoy the thrill of roller coasters, rides and shows. In addition, we will explore the LEGOLAND Water Park and the SEA LIFE Aquarium. Activities are not available to pass members.

Beth House

June 17 - June 21

Monday – Friday

8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

$320


Incoming 1st - 2nd Grade

LEGOLAND S.T.E.M. Maker SpaceGet ready for epic for robotics challenges! Build, code and play with the new Lego Boost! Choose a robot project: compose your own music on the Lego Guitar4000, animate Frankie the Cat, program the AutoBuilder that builds real LEGO models, Vernie the friendly Robot, or the Rover 4! Design exciting activities for your models. Join the competition and showcase your work on the last day! All week, campers will get to end the day with the thrill of roller coasters, rides, and shows. Campers will also explore the LEGOLAND Water Park and visit the SEA LIFE Aquarium.

Beth House

June 17 - June 21

Monday - Friday

8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

$320



SFC Extreme SportsCampers, can you beat the extreme sports challenge? The week will be action packed! Get your adrenaline pumping at House of Air, race go-karts at K1 Speed, learn to soar at IFLY, and test your stealth at UltraZone laser tag. Plus… rock climbing, dodgeball, and much more! Campers, this is your chance to experience a fun, competitive week! Are you up for it?

Beth House

June 24 - June 28

Monday - Friday

8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

$320

Off-Campus

Incoming 2nd - 6th Grade

SFC Best of EverythingSFC campers will spend a week exploring all the fun that San Diego has to offer! We will be mixing it up with some cooking, as well (and of course, you get to eat what you make)! Campers will go air-jumping on trampolines, stay cool with ice skating, watch a San Diego Padres baseball game, and visit the San Diego Children’s Museum. This will be a one-of-a-kind experience filled with one-of-a-kind adventures, so don’t miss it!

Beth House

July 29 - August 2

Monday – Friday

8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

$320.00

SFC Main Campus, After School Care Room/Kitchen, Off-Campus

Incoming Kindergarten - 6th Grade

World Peace ChallengeWhat is it about world peace? Everybody wants it, but no one can achieve it. Why have people been working towards this since the beginning of time and have yet to be successful? Well, we’re wondering... do YOU have what it takes? Calling all leaders with critical thinking, communication and collaboration skills to solve the world’s biggest riddle within a complex and interactive game format, unlike anything you’ve seen before. Students will be placed into competitive teams, given astute leadership roles, and a plethora of opportunities to be creative as they play an adapted version of the world famous “World Peace Game” by John Hunter. Time’s running out... are you up for the challenge? Cost includes all materials and supplies, including a snack.

Jackie Lewis

July 29 - August 2

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 12:30 PM

$195



FUN CAMPS



Soccer Camp (K-4)This camp is designed to teach young people the proper skills and strategies in soccer. We will use competitive games that are fun and will enforce learning. We have collegiate-level players and coaches that will be running this camp.

Phil Wolf

June 3 - June 7

Monday - Friday

8:30 AM - 11:00 AM

$175

SFC Main Campus, Upper Field

Incoming Kindergarten - 4th Grade

Soccer Camp (5-8)This camp is designed to teach young people the proper skills and strategies in soccer. We will use competitive games that are fun and will enforce learning. We have collegiate-level players and coaches that will be running this camp.

Phil Wolf

June 3 - June 7

Monday - Friday

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

$175

SFC Main Campus, Upper Field


SPORTS CLINICS



Basketball Skills CampThis Basketball Skills camp is designed to improve the essential skills of basketball. We will use fun, competitive games that will help reinforce the teaching.

Chad Bickley

June 24 - June 28

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$190

SFC Main Campus, Gym


Basketball Shooting CampThis camp will teach proper shooting technique, which will be reinforced in live-game speed competition. Every person can learn to shoot a basketball... and this camp will help every person understand and help perfect their shot!

Chad Bickley

June 24 - June 28

Monday - Friday

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

$190



Basketball Skills & Shooting CampThe morning will focus on basketball skills and fundamentals, and is designed to help players improve in the essential skills of basketball. The afternoon will teach proper shooting technique which will be reinforced in live-game speed competition.

Chad Bickley

June 24 - June 28

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

$350



Youth Volleyball CampThis camp has a format that caters to all positions and levels of volleyball, and is designed to teach, reinforce, and improve the volleyball skills for players in grades 3rd-8th. During certain sessions, players will be divided up by position to work on specific position skills (outside hitter, middle hitter, setter, etc). During other sessions, players will be put on a team according to age and skill level and work on playing in a team format as well as practicing all the various skill sets included in the game of volleyball. Campers will be separated based on age and ability.

Jeff Sutherland

July 15 - 19

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$195



Morning Surf CampCome enjoy a week of fun in the water! This camp is designed for students in grades 4-6 who want to learn how to surf. Students of any levels are welcome. We will be teaching basic surf skills, as well as ocean safety skills.

Eric Gamelson

July 29 - August 2

Monday - Friday

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

$250

Off-Campus


Afternoon Surf CampCome enjoy a week of fun in the water! This camp is designed for students in grades 4-6 who want to learn how to surf. Students of any levels are welcome. We will be teaching basic surf skills, as well as ocean safety skills.

Blair Trumble

July 29 - August 2

Monday - Friday

3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

$250

Off-Campus


SPORTS CLINICS



Crafty Creations!Join us for an art camp of creativity, as we dive into an exploratory week filled with fun and exciting themes! Through color, nature, invention, imagination, and messy art, the campers will be able to utilize their senses and explore the world God made. Each day we will engage in a different art medium, including pottery, beads, paint, wearable creations, and messy masterpieces. By the end of the week, campers will have created a wide variety of crafts to share with you! This camp will be a blast and is sure to fill up fast!

SFC Preschool Teachers

June 10 - June 14

Monday - Friday

8:15 AM - 1:15 PM (Extended Care 1:15 PM - 4:00 PM)

$235 without Extended Care; $335 with Extended Care

SFC Preschool Campus, Kangaroo and Extended Care Rooms

Current Preschool Students (3 - 5.5 years) SFC ONLY

Kids in the Kitchen!No need to pack your child a snack or a lunch, they will be making and enjoying their own recipes here with us! We will be pairing healthy, yet yummy, kid-approved food. We will make our own savory pizza, refreshing beach cups, frozen fruit kabobs, and many other tasty treats. By the end of our time together, the campers will take home their own cookbook that will allow them to recreate and share their concoctions with their entire family!


June 17 - June 21

Monday - Friday





PRESCHOOL CAMPS



Discovery Science Let’s use our imaginations! Our week will be full of creating, experimenting, investigating, and exploring, through STEM-based activities. Making bouncing flubber, various color investigations, pop rockets, water trenches for boat races, and much more. We will be discovering the wonderfully scientific world that God has made for us!


June 24 - June 28

Monday - Friday





PRESCHOOL CAMPS


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Classes begin Monday, June 3 Register Here

838 Academy Drive Solana Beach, CA 92075 www.sfcs.net

UPPER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Matt Hannan

UPPER SCHOOL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Pamela Oden

MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Todd Deveau, Ed.D.

LOWER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Hannah Park

LOWER SCHOOL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Amanda Walker

PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR Claudia Lewis


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