Wonewoc-Center Summer School 2018

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1 Wonewoc-Center Summer School 2018

2 General Summer School Information Attendance If your child has to be absent from a summer school course, please call the school (608) ext. 150 as soon as you know your child will not be attending. Conduct Students will be expected to follow the same standards of conduct that are in place during the school year. Summer school is a privilege and students who violate school rules may be asked not to return for a certain period of time. Fees Most summer school classes do not have fees. Those that require a fee are listed in the course descriptions. If fees cause an undue hardship and may result in a child not taking a class please contact Dr. Ennis and advise her of the situation at ext Food Service As a working parent you may be concerned as to what your child will do for meals during the summer while you are at work. Once again the Wonewoc-Center School District will be offering breakfast and lunch to all children who are under the age of 18 for free. The summer food service program provides an opportunity to provide continued nutritional meals to students. Meals are free to all students. You do not have to be eligible for free and reduced lunch to participate in this program. Students do not need to attend summer school to participate in the Summer Food Service Program. Here are the facts about the Summer Food Service Program: Children 18 and under eat FREE! Parents and caregivers are welcome to eat with their children and tickets may be purchased in the cafeteria for $3/meal (breakfast or lunch) Breakfast will be served 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday Lunch will be served 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. There will be two three week sessions of when meals will be served the first is June 11 through June 28 and the second session is July 9 through July 26. Meals will be served in the Wonewoc-Center School Cafeteria, 101 School Road, Wonewoc, WI If you have any questions please contact: Melissa Gehri, Food Service Coordinator at ext Registration Registration for summer school will begin on April 23, All forms should be turned into the school by May 4, In order to register for summer school, please look through the class descriptions in this booklet and fill out the registration form at the end of the book. Last year we had a number of students sign up for summer school, but then backed out. This made it difficult as we already had staff hired to accommodate the numbers of registration. Please discuss with your child the importance of honoring the commitment to attend summer school if they register. This year swimming lessons will be during different weeks than summer school classes to avoid any conflicts that may occur. We have also added t-ball and soft toss as part of the summer school class options. The completed form may be returned to the child s teacher, to the main office or returned by mail. Please mail to Dr. Sharon Ennis, Wonewoc-Center School, 101 School Road, Wonewoc, WI

3 Session I (June 11 through June 28) Classes will be held Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. In addition to this time period there will be other summer school opportunities, offered at different times. These courses are listed separately in this booklet. During Session I students will select 3 different classes. Each class will be 55 minutes long, with a 5 minute passing time. Breakfast will be served before classes start, and lunch served after classes. Students should indicate four classes that they would like to attend. We will try to make sure they get their first or second choice. There will be NO bus transportation for Session I. Session II (July 9 through July 26) Classes will be held Monday through Thursday from 8:30 to 11:30. This session of summer school is called Jump Start. It will emphasize math and reading instruction. A student will have 55 minutes of math, 55 minutes of reading, and 55 minutes of enrichment. This session helps students get over that summer lag and give them an opportunity to brush up on their skills in academic areas. Any student may attend second session, but letters will be sent to parents of those children who were below benchmark at the end of the school year. It is really important that they attend. They will start out the school year at a much better point. Breakfast and Lunch will be served during these 3 weeks. Please see the section on food service. Transportation WILL BE offered for second session. Please indicate if your child needs to be picked up. In town the same bus stops will be available that are available during the school year. Session I Course Offerings, June 11 through June 28 2D Art (Mrs. Danahy) Grade Level: 3-5 Course Description: This course is for the students who love painting and drawing. We will dive into new drawing techniques and understand the processes of painting. 2D Art II (Mrs. Danahy) Grade Level: 6-8 Course Description: This course is for the students who love painting and drawing. We will dive into new drawing techniques and understand the processes of painting. Band-Aids and Beyond (Mrs. Weldy) Grade Level: 1-3 Course Description: Learn about your body, some basic first aid skills, what doctors and nurses do. Explore some of the stuff they use and some crafts for fun. Gardening (Ms. Noll and Mrs. Weldy) Grade Level: K-8 Course Description: Students will have the opportunity to plant and oversee the growing of a vegetable and flower garden. Vegetables will be harvested in the fall for the school lunch program. Creative Science (Mrs. Seeley) Grade Level: 1-3 Course Description: Discover all the great things you can make with simple kitchen supplies such as slime, play dough, bouncy balls, etc. Hands-on fun and things you can take home.

4 Get Up and Go Games (Mrs. Weldy) Grade Level: K-3 Course Description: Let s get outside (or in the gym if weather s bad) and play some fun games and stay active. Beading and Jewelry (Mrs. Maxfield) Grade Level: 3-5 Course Description: Show your creative side by making a Wonewoc-Center Wolves Bracelet. You will use beads in school colors and create a bracelet with your choice of beads and colors. Photography (Mrs. Preuss) Grade Level: 2-3 Course Description: You need no prior photography knowledge. We ll start with the basics and have fun with all projects. While not required, having some sort of cameras (digital, a phone with a camera, or a disposable camera) would allow the student to take part in all of the adventures. Students who do not have a device will have one provided by the school. Photography II (Mrs. Preuss) Grade Level: 4-8 Course Description: You need no prior photography knowledge. We ll start with the basics and have fun with all projects. While not required, having some sort of cameras (digital, a phone with a camera, or a disposable camera) would allow the student to take part in all of the adventures. Students who do not have a device will have one provided by the school. Beading and Jewelry II (Mrs. Maxfield) Grade Level: 6-8 Course Description: Show your creative side by making a Wonewoc-Center Wolves Bracelet. You will use beads in school colors and create a bracelet with your choice of beads and colors. Cheerleading (Ms. Bilek) Grade Level: 4K-2 Course Description: Learn basic cheerleading techniques, jumps and chants. Also, learn the importance of sportsmanship. Cheerleading II (Ms. Bilek) Grade Level: 3-5 Course Description: Learn basic cheerleading techniques, jumps and chants. Also, learn the importance of sportsmanship. Kids in the Kitchen (Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Roehling) Grade Level: K-1 Course Description: Students will learn and practice basic cooking skills such as: measuring, washing, mixing, etc. Cooking for Kids (Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Roehling) Grade Level: 2-3 Course Description: Students will prep, create and enjoy nutritious meals. Cooking (Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Roehling) Grade Level: 4-5 Course Description: Students will prep, create and enjoy nutritious meals

5 Strength Training (Mrs. Beeman) Grade Level: 6-8 Course Description: Be prepared to get a workout. Students will be involved in running and weightlifting. Board Games (Mrs. Beeman) Grade Level: 3-8 Course Description: Games for all, old and new. Students will learn to play various board games and learn how to display good sportsmanship. Outdoor Learning Activities (Mrs. Beeman) Grade Level: 3-8 Course Description: Students will learn about pond life, wildlife, trails, and challenge course. Adventure Run (Mr. Balabuszko) Grade Level: 3-12 Course Description: In this class students will learn about running and safe, healthy running habits. We will be running along the beautiful 400 State Trail, Wonewoc, and the OLA. Ukulele (Mr. Balabuszko) Grade Level: 2-12 Course Description: In this class, the students will learn basic-advanced ukulele techniques such as chords, scales, strumming patterns, finger picking and more. They will also learn about instrument, maintenance and care of the ukulele. Improv 4 (Mr. Balabuszko) Grade Level: 4-12 In this class, students will be learning about how to compose short improvised scenes on stage, as well as team work, basic stage presence and how to think on their feet. 4K Adventure Time (Mrs. Brockman and Ms. Brockman) Grade Level: 4K (only) Time: 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Course Description: This will be shortened 4K day. Students will enjoy the day with story time, art time, play, snack, and playground activities. Students will work on ABC s and 123 s. Crafts Grade Level: 4-8 Course Description: Have you ever wanted to learn to crochet, cross-stitch, tie a quilt, or tie a blanket. If interested in these things register for this class. Cake Decorating Grade Level: 4-8 Course Description: Learn the basic skills of cake decorating. Duct Tape Fantasy Grade Level: 2-6 Course Description: Students will be creating many different projects with Duct Tape.

6 Band Lessons (Mrs. Clark) Grade Level: 5-12 Course Description: Students will sign up with Mrs. Clark for individual lesson. You do not need to register with the summer school form, but should contact Mrs. Clark individually. Session II Course Offerings, July 9 through July 26 Jump Start: Grade Level: K-8 Course Description: Students will spend 2 periods developing and improving their math and reading skills. 4K K Mrs. Brockman and Ms. Brockman Ms. Bilek and Mrs. Roehling 1 st Ms. Strauss 2 nd Ms. Thompson 3 rd Mr. Geiger 4 th Mrs. Seeley 5 th Mrs. Baker 6 th Mrs. Beeman 7 th Mrs. Beeman 8 th Mrs. Beeman Enrichment for Session II Students should select one enrichment 2D Art (Mrs. Danahy) Grade Level: 3-5 Course Description: This course is for the students who love painting and drawing. We will dive into new drawing techniques and understand the processes of painting. Cheerleading (Ms. Bilek) Grade Level: 4K-2 Course Description: Learn basic cheerleading techniques, jumps and chants. Also, learn the importance of sportsmanship. Cheerleading II (Ms. Bilek) Grade Level: 3-5 Course Description: Learn basic cheerleading techniques, jumps and chants. Also, learn the importance of sportsmanship. Stop Motion Movies (Mrs. Baker) Grade Level: 3-8 Course Description: Students will plan and create stop motion movies using ipad and various other props.

7 Duct Tape Fantasy (Mrs. Seeley) Grade Level: 2-6 Course Description: Students will be creating many different projects with Duct Tape. Creative Science (Mrs. Seeley) Grade Level: 1-3 Course Description: Discover all the great things you can make with simple kitchen supplies such as slime, play dough, etc. Hands-on fun and things you can take home. Reader s Theater (Ms. Thompson) Grade Level: 1-5 Students will perform plays and work on writing their own plays. Photography (Mrs. Preuss) Grade Level: 2-3 Course Description: You need no prior photography knowledge. We ll start with the basics and have fun with all projects. While not required, having some sort of cameras (digital, a phone with a camera, or a disposable camera) would allow the student to take part in all of the adventures. Students who do not have a device will have one provided by the school. Photography II (Mrs. Preuss) Grade Level: 4-8 Course Description: You need no prior photography knowledge. We ll start with the basics and have fun with all projects. While not required, having some sort of cameras (digital, a phone with a camera, or a disposable camera) would allow the student to take part in all of the adventures. Students who do not have a device will have one provided by the school. 4K Adventure Time (Mrs. Brockman and Ms. Brockman) Grade Level: 4K (only) Time: 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Course Description: This will be shortened 4K day. Students will enjoy the day with story time, art time, play, snack, and playground activities. Students will work on ABC s and 123 s. Band Lessons (Mrs. Clark) Grade Level: 5-12 Course Description: Students will sign up with Mrs. Clark for individual lesson. You do not need to register with the summer school form, but should contact Mrs. Clark individually. Other Offerings: Credit Recover (Ms. Graewin) Grade Level: 6-12 Course Description: Students who have failed a course during the school year may make-up the lost credit with credit recovery. Before you register for the class you will need to know what course(s) you failed and what semester you failed. Please identify this on your registration form. Safe Sitter (Gundersen Hospital) Grade Level: 5-8 Course Description: Safe sitter is a babysitting class for boys and girls who are ready to learn the skills they need to care for themselves and younger children. The cost of the class is $ Payment should be made to the Gundersen St. Joseph s Hospital. This class is being offered twice (June 20/21 and July 17/18). To become certified a student must attend both days of one session.

8 Biking and Ice Cream (Mrs. Baker) Grade Level: 3-5 Date: July 10 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Course Description: Students will bike from Wonewoc-Center School to Elroy and finally return to down town Wonewoc for ice cream. Biking and Ice Cream II (Mrs. Baker) Grade Level: 3-5 Date: July 17 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Course Description: Students will bike from Wonewoc-Center School to Elroy and finally return to down town Wonewoc for ice cream. Biking and Ice Cream III (Mrs. Baker) Grade Level: 3-5 Date: July 24 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Course Description: Students will bike from Wonewoc-Center School to Elroy and finally return to down town Wonewoc for ice cream. Libraries Rock! (Wonewoc Public Library) Age Level: 4-12 Course Description: Learn about famous musicians, find out about the science behind the music you love and discover the music that nature is making every day. So lace up your dancing shoes, grab your mic and get ready for a swingin summer at the Wonewoc Public Library Dates Ages Times July July :30 to 3:30 July July July :30 to 3:30 July July Meet at 1:00 July Meet at 1:00 July July :30 to 3:30 July :30 to 3:30 August Meet at 1:00 Book checkout time will be available following each program. Classes will be held at the Wonewoc-Public Library. Swimming Lessons There will be 2 sessions of swimming lessons, lessons will be 5 days a week for 2 weeks each. Lessons will be: Session I June 25 th through July 6 (No swimming lessons on July 4) Session II July 30 through August 9 Swimming Lesson Levels: Pre-School Aquatics (Ages 3 and up) 11:45 to 12:15 Skills work on: water adjust, submerging underwater, floating on front and back with assistance, gliding on front and back with assistance, rolling from front to back and reverse with assistance, basic kicking skills, and arm movements.

9 Level 1: Introduction to Aquatic Skills 11:00 to 11:40 Must be able to stand in shallowest part of pool on own. Skills work on: retrieving submerged objects in shallow water, front and back floats and glides with minimal assistance, treading water with assistance, alternating leg and arm action on front and back. Level 2: Stroke Development 10:15 to 10:55 Sills worked on: rotary breathing while moving, survival and back floats in deep water, tread water 1 minute, steam lined position, front crawl 25 yards. Level 3: Stroke Improvement 9:30 to 10:10 Skills worked on: compact and stride entries, underwater swimming, surface dives, survival swimming, open turns, treading water 2 minutes, front crawl 25 yards, breaststroke 15 yard, butterfly 15 yards, flutter and dolphin kicks, elementary back stroke 25 years, breaststroke 15 yards, sidestroke 15 yards. Level 4: Stroke Refinement 8:45 to 9:25 Skills worked on: shallow-angle dive, tuck and pike surface dives, front and back flip turns, front crawl 50 years, breaststroke 25 yards, butterfly 25 years, elementary backstroke 50 yards, back crawl 25 yards, sculling, sidestroke 25 yards. Level 5: Skill Proficiency 8:00 to 8:40 Skills worked on: front crawl 100 yards, elementary backstroke 100 yards, back drawl 50 yards, breaststroke 50 yards, open and flip turns, HELP position, back float and survival float 5 minutes, treading water kick only 2 minutes. T-Ball/Soft Toss All boys and girls in grades 4K through second are eligible to be part of the T-Ball or Soft Toss. Practice will be held from 10:30 to 11:30 Monday through Thursday starting on June 11, This will be for the two sessions of summer school. Coaches may change the schedule. Softball Practices will go over basic fundamentals and continue to develop skills. All students will receive a list of practices and games from their coach once they have registered. Practice times are subject to change. Minor League Softball Ages 10 and under Little League Softball Ages 12 and under Senior League Softball Ages 15 and under Baseball Practices will go over basic fundamentals and continue to develop skills. Baseball pants and cleats recommended but not required. Practices and game schedules will be given to students once registration forms are turned in. Minor League Ages 10 and under Little League Ages 12 and under Senior League Ages 15 and under

10 Hunter s Safety Ages 10 & Older Dates: Course will be taught in July. After registration students will be sent information by the instructor about dates, course work, etc. Course Description: Students will learn about hunting history, ethics and skills. Students who successfully complete the course will be certified to purchase hunting licenses in Wisconsin. Fee: $10.00 Snowmobile Safety Ages: Dates: Course will be taught in July. After registration students will be sent information by the instructor about dates, course work, etc. Course Description: Any person who is born on or after Jan. 1, 1985 and who has reached the age of 12, must have completed and received a snowmobile safety certificate in order to operate a snowmobile in Wisconsin. The certificate must be carried while operating a snowmobile and displayed to law enforcement upon demand. This does not apply to the operation of snowmobiles upon lands owned or leased by the operator s parent or guardian. Leased lands do not include lands leased by organizations of which said operator or the operator s parent or guardian is a member. No person under the age of 12 may operate a snowmobile unless the person is accompanied either by a parent or guardian or by a person over 18 years of age. Accompanied means to be on the same snowmobile as the operator. Other states and provinces that issue a snowmobile safety certificate to snowmobilers will be honored in Wisconsin. ATV Safety Age: Dates: Course will be taught in July. After registrations students will be sent information by the instructor about dates, course work, etc. Course Description: Anyone who operates an ATV on public riding areas-e.g. trails, frozen waters, routes permitted by county and forest lands, etc. and who is at least 12 years of age and who was born on or after Jan. 1, 1988 must have completed a safety certification. Course. These ATV operators must carry their safety certification card and they have to display it to law enforcement officers when requested. To reduce optional for accidents, injuries and fatalities; to reduce the potential for conflict between participants, landowners, and other resources users; to promote safe, responsible and ethical use of the environment and our resources. Fee $10.00 Summer Outdoor Adventure at the OLA (Mr. Williams) Grades: 3-12 Dates: June 12 & 13 and July 17 & 18 Time: TBA Course Description: OLA fun! Canoeing/kayaking, fishing, or pond studying. Hiking through the woods and getting to know them better! It would be interesting to see the tracks, flowers, invasives, and animal clues. Band Camp (Mrs. Clark) Age: 7-12 Dates: June 18 through June 28 Time: 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 Course Description: Students will work on improving performance skills. You do not need to register with the summer school form, but should contact Mrs. Clark individually.

11 Wonewoc-Center Health Information for Summer School Student Name(s) (Last, First) and Grade for school year Parent/Guardian Name Street Address City State Zip Code Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION (List in order of Notification Parent/Guardian will be contacted first unless otherwise specified) Name of Person Relationship Phone Number Name of Person Relationship Phone Number HEALTH INFORMATION (Please list and give dates if known) Health Conditions/Operations Handicapping Conditions Allergies (food, insects, etc.) Does your child have any activity restrictions? Yes No If yes, please explain Does your child have any dietary restrictions? Yes No If yes, what are they? Parent/Guardian Signature Date

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13 2018 Summer Registration Form Student Name: Grade Level: Parent Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone Number: (Home) (Work) (Cell) Emergency Contact: Name, and Phone Number Session I My child will be attending Session I of Summer School. My child will not be attending Session I of Summer School. Course Selections is my child s first class choice. is my child s second class choice. is my child s third class choice. is my child s fourth class choice Session II My child will be attending Session II of Summer School. My child will not be attending Session II of Summer School. During the School Year my child was in grade My child will need bus transportation to and from school. My child will not need bus transportation to and from school. My child would like to select for their enrichment during second session.

14 Swimming Lessons Session I June 25 th through July 6 (No swimming lessons on July 4) Please register my child in: Session II July 30 through August 9 Introduction to Aquatic Skills Session 1 Session 2 Level 2 Stroke Development Session 1 Session 2 Level 3 Stroke Improvement Session 1 Session 2 Level 4 Stroke Refinement Session 1 Session 2 Level 5 Skills Proficiency Session 1 Session 2 Softball and Baseball T-Ball/Soft Toss Softball: Minor League Little League Senior League Baseball: Minor League Little League Senior League Other Hunter s Safety Snowmobile Safety ATV Safety Libraries Rock Credit Recovery: Please list course and semester you need to make up. Safe Sitter June 20/21 July 17/18 Biking and Ice Cream July 10 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Biking and Ice Cream II July 17 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Biking and Ice Cream III July 24 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Summer Outdoor Adventure at the OLA June 12 & 13 July 17 & 18