Summer@Chandler 2017 by Chandler School

CHANDLER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM 2017

CAMP & EXTENDED CARE JUNE 12-JULY 28

ENRICHMENT CLASSES SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7 SESSION II JULY 10-JULY 28

Dear Families, Chandler School, a K-8 co-ed independent school since 1950, is delighted to offer Summer@Chandler to the greater Pasadena community! Our program offers children ages 5-14 a balanced variety of educational, recreational and social activities, providing them with an enriching and memorable summer experience. Thanks to my team of dedicated, highly experienced counselors and instructors, there is an unmistakably strong sense of community here at Summer@Chandler. No matter how your child chooses to participate in our program, it is our priority that they feel nurtured, engaged and safe. Summer@Chandler offers flexible enrollment options to meet your familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs. Camp offers half-day, full-day, weekly and extended care enrollment options. Enrichment Classes feature courses where students can spend three weeks strengthening academic skills, exploring a topic or activity they are passionate about, or just trying something new! Children may be enrolled for any number of Enrichment Classes as long as they are consecutive. A popular schedule is one where children spend their mornings in Enrichment Classes and their afternoons in Camp. My staff and I are committed to providing the highest-quality summer program around. After months of planning, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re excited to share this catalog full of innovative activities, unique classes and cool field trips. We know your child will love spending their Summer@Chandler. Sincerely,

Alycia Brown Director of Summer Program Chandler School

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ENRICHMENT CLASSES SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7

SESSION II JULY 10-JULY 28

Classes feature courses where students can spend three weeks to sharpen academic skills or explore new extracurricular frontiers. Consecutive class enrollment is required.

ON OPTI

ONE

CAMP

$265

JUNE 12-JULY 28 8 A.M.-3 P.M.

PER PERIOD

Camp provides exceptional and fun experiences Monday through Friday with flexible schedules. FULL-DAY

DROP-IN

PER WEEK

PER DAY

$350 $100

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8-8:55 9-9:55 9:55-10:10 10:15-11:10 11:15-12:10 12:15-12:55 1-1:55 2-2:55

HALF-DAY C AMP

Half-day Camp starting at 12:15 p.m. is available to the morning enrichment class participants. HALF-DAY CAMP

$200 PER WEEK

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PERIOD 1 PERIOD 2 SNACK PERIOD 3 PERIOD 4 LUNCH PERIOD 5 PERIOD 6

DROP-IN

$50 PER DAY

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ADD’S ON

SPECIAL BUILDING MATH OFFER! UNDERSTANDING

FOR PARENTS

EXTENDED C ARE MORNING

7:15-8 A.M.

$50 PER WEEK

AFTERNOON

3-6 P.M.

$100 PER WEEK

Want to help your child develop number sense? Chandler’s own math specialist Mrs. Gancedo provides an understanding about key number relationships that children need to develop math mastery.

$265

SESSION I (8-8:55 A.M.)

$12 PER DAY

$25 PER DAY

HOT LUNCH

advance registration

same day purchase

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CA MP & EXTENDED CARE JUNE 12-JULY 28, 2017 FULL-DAY CAMP $350 PER WEEK $100 PER DAY

HALF-DAY CAMP $200 PER WEEK $50 PER DAY

EXTENDED CARE

(MORNING/AFTERNOON) $50/$100 PER WEEK $12/$25 PER DAY

SUMMER@CHANDLER CAMP is the place where summer dreams are fulfilled one amazing week at a time! With unique experiences designed for every age group, your child will stay engaged in a child-centered environment where campers can participate in a wide variety of stimulating choices. Campers have space to grow through sports, creative arts, outdoor activities and more! We create a relaxed, trusting and fun environment that allows children to learn new ways to express their individuality, leadership and creativity.

Visit www.chandlerschool.org /summeratchandler for details!

Facilities

• Picturesque campus with vistas of the Rose Bowl and surrounding mountains • Large grass athletic field • Rubberized “Sport Court” • Full-sized gymnasium • Air-conditioned classrooms and auditorium

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CAMP ACTIVITIES & CALENDAR MONDAYS

THURSDAYS

Adventures in Art

Explore different art mediums, including drawing, painting, printmaking, and paper art.

Kids Konstructions

Show off your construction skills as you transform everyday materials into imaginative creations.

Team Sports

An energy-packed hour of a wide variety of competitive sports including baseball, basketball, soccer, dodge ball and more…

Munchies & Mayhem

Creative projects are infused with cooking to make “M&M” activities fun and memorable for all! See the calendar to find out what’s on the menu for the day.

TUESDAYS Dance

Hip Hop, Jazz, Salsa, Disco and many more dances will be explored during this exciting hour of dance class.

Mudworks

Participate in easy, creative modeling experiences for independent expression.

Outdoor Adventures

Join us on an artistic adventure through nature as we explore the wonders of the outdoors through active play, crafts and other adventures.

WEDNESDAYS (FULL-DAY FIELD TRIPS) Full-day campers must arrive to campus by 8:45 a.m. wearing a Summer@Chandler T-shirt, sunscreen and small backpack for their lunch. No campers will be left on-campus.

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Big Messy Art

Activities will take art projects beyond the ordinary and into the amazing by opening the door for children to experience art on a grander and messier scale.

Sportacular Fun

Run, kick, and jump through non-competitive sports activities. Traditional sports are fun but activities like Kooky Kickball and Hungry Hungry Hippos give everyone a chance to do well.

Totally Gross

Touch, taste, see, or smell (ewww!) the grossness that exists all around us. Get ready to dig in and get those hands dirty!!

FRIDAYS P.M. Field Trip

Enjoy an off campus trip with your camp group after lunch. Campers may stay back from trip and join another camp group on-campus.

Maker Madness

Design, create, and play while solving various fun-filled Maker challenges. Gain skills in the STEAM fields by engaging in innovative, handson challenges while having fun with friends!

Special Snack

Hooray for Friday! Enjoy a tasty treat as you celebrate another great week at camp.

T U E S D AY

WEEK 4 July 4–July 7

July 10–July 14 Adventures in Art

Adventures in Art

Kids Konstructions

Adventures in Art

Kids Konstructions

HOLIDAY

Team Sports

M&M Nifty Nachos

M&M Say Cheese Dip

M&M Crunchy Munchies

CAMPUS CLOSED

Dance

Mudworks

Outdoor Adventures

FIELD TRIP XLANES BOWLING

FIELD TRIP MOUNTASIA FAMILY FUN CENTER

FIELD TRIP PACIFIC PARK

WEEK 6

July 17–July 21

WEEK 7

July 24–July 28

Team Sports

M&M Surprise Spuds

M&M Popcorn with Pizzazz

M&M Jungle Bread

Dance

JULY 4TH HOLIDAY

Mudworks

CAMPUS CLOSED

Outdoor Adventures

WEEK 5

ON CAMPUS SPECIAL ACTIVITY:

FIELD TRIP SUMMER MOVIE

FIELD TRIP BEACH DAY

WOODWORKING BUS

FIELD TRIP L.A. ZOO (K-2) RAGING WATERS (3-8)

Big Messy Art

Sportacular Fun

Totally Gross

FIELD TRIP MOVIES (1-8)

FIELD TRIP RETRO ARCADE (3-8)

Marshmallow Madness Bars

Ice Cream Sandwiches

F R I D AY

Silly Hat Day

Special On-Campus Event 4th of July Party Firecracker Pops

PAJAMA DAY

SportsFANatic Day

SUPER HERO DAY

FIELD TRIP JUMP N’ JAMMIN’ (K-2)

FIELD TRIP KIDSPACE (K-2)

FIELD TRIP LASER TAG (3-8)

MILKSHAKES

Rice Crispy Treats

Cool Pops

Special On-Campus Event Aloha Summer Party Island Smoothies

F R I D AY

Backwards Day

T H U R S D AY

Big Messy Art

W E D N E S D AY

WEEK 3

June 26–June 30

T U E S D AY

T H U R S D AY

WEEK 2 June 19–June 23

M O N D AY

WEEK 1 June 12- June 16

CAMP GROUPS & ACTIVITIES CHOICES, CHOICES, CHOICES! Each day, campers have activity choices that include daily highlighted activities along with many camp favorites. Some may choose crafts or games, while others will have opportunities to play sports and be active. Our activities provide social interaction in a safe and caring environment.

GROUP

CAMPER:STAFF

Kindergarten

5:1

1st - 2nd Grades

6:1

3rd - 4th Grades

8:1

5th - 8th Grades

10:1

C AMP STAFF Each camp group is led by a team of counselors that work with the same group for the duration of the summer. An adult staff member oversees each age group and designs all activities to ensure the environment is safe and inviting for all participants. Our staff realizes the role they play in shaping a camperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience and the trust and responsibility this entails. Their enthusiasm, professionalism and understanding help provide an enriching environment that enhances a childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creative skills, imagination, physical abilities, and most importantly, allows everyone to have fun! Let our dynamic summer staff help create great summer memories with you!

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ENRICHMENT CLASSES

SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7, 2017 SESSION II JULY 10-JULY 28, 2017 3-WEEK SESSIONS (MON.-FRI.) $265 PER PERIOD ENRICHMENT CLASSES are designed for children to sharpen their academic skills or explore new extracurricular frontiers. Our exceptional instructors are passionate about what they teach, supportive of their students and will ensure that your child continues to learn and grow this summer.

Visit www.chandlerschool.org/ summeratchandler for class descriptions and instructor bios!

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SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7

PERIOD 1 8–8:55 A.M.

3RD GRADE

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

2ND GRADE 1ST GRADE

KINDERGARTEN READING READINESS

BREAKFAST CLUB

Mrs. Villanueva

CODE ME A STORY Ms. Marlow

CODE ME A STORY

MATH EXPLORERS

Ms. Marlow

Mrs. Standing

Mrs. Barry

SHAMROCK SOCCER

SCIENCE AND ART

SHAMROCK SOCCER

Mr. Kincey

Ms. Zemel

BREAKFAST CLUB

Mrs. Villanueva

CODE ME A STORY Ms. Marlow

COMPUTER CARNIVAL

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

BREAKFAST CLUB

Mrs. Weideman

Mrs. Villanueva

SKATEBOARDING

COMPUTER CARNIVAL

Mr. Chatham

Mrs. Weideman

ENGLISH TEST PREP

Mrs. Newhall

Ms. Zemel

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

Mr. Kincey

4TH GRADE *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

BREAKFAST CLUB

Mrs. Villanueva

COMPUTER CARNIVAL Mrs. Weideman

FLYING INTO FOURTH

Mrs. Ross

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

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5TH GRADE

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

ENGLISH TEST PREP

Mrs. Newhall

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7

PERIOD 2 9–9:55 A.M.

KINDERGARTEN

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

BUILD IT, MAKE IT

Mrs. Weideman

5TH GRADE

*KICK OFF TO KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Villanueva

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP

OUR UNIVERSE TOP TO BOTTOM 2ND GRADE

Mrs. Williams-Moore

Mrs. Barry

BEGINNING SEWING

Ms. Ferri

BUILD IT, MAKE IT

1ST GRADE

Mrs. Weideman

BUILD IT, MAKE IT

CERAMICS

JUMP INTO FIRST GRADE

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

Mrs. Weideman Mrs. Standing

Mr. Chatham Mrs. Ross

MATH MINDS OUR UNIVERSE TOP TO BOTTOM Mrs. Gancedo

Mrs. Barry

STOP MOTION ANIMATION

OUR UNIVERSE TOP TO BOTTOM

Ms. Marlow

Mrs. Barry

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING

PUZZLES AND PAPER

Mr. Kincey

Ms. Birnie

STOP MOTION ANIMATION Ms. Marlow

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING Mr. Kincey

3RD GRADE BEGINNING SEWING

Ms. Ferri

CERAMICS Mr. Chatham

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

Mrs. Ross

MATH MINDS

ARTISTS BOOKS, ZINES AND EXPERIMENTAL DRAWINGS

4TH GRADE *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

ARTISTS BOOKS, ZINES AND EXPERIMENTAL DRAWINGS BEGINNING SEWING

Ms. Ferri

PUZZLES AND PAPER

CERAMICS

STOP MOTION ANIMATION

Mr. Chatham

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

Ms. Marlow

Mrs. Ross

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING

PUZZLES AND PAPER

Mrs. Newhall

BEGINNING SEWING

Ms. Ferri

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

Mrs. Ross

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

Ms. Zemel

Mrs. Gancedo Ms. Birnie

Ms. Zemel

Ms. Birnie

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

ARTISTS BOOKS, ZINES AND EXPERIMENTAL DRAWINGS Ms. Zemel

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

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SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7

PERIOD 3 10:15–11:10 A.M. * TWO PERIOD CLASS

4TH & 5TH GRADES 2ND GRADE *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

1ST GRADE BOOKS & CRAFTS

KINDERGARTEN

Ms. Birnie

HANDS ON SCIENCE

Ms. Ferri

*KICK OFF TO KINDERGARTEN

Ms. Ferri

LOST WORLD OF DINOSAURS

Mrs. Villanueva

Mrs. Barry

LOST WORLD OF DINOSAURS

MAKING ART WITH MR. CHATHAM

Mrs. Barry

Mr. Chatham

3RD GRADE *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP

COOKING UP NUTRITION Mrs. Weideman

INTRODUCTION TO 3D PRINTING

Mrs. Williams-Moore

Ms. Marlow

MATH MINDS

Ms. Birnie

BOOKS & CRAFTS

Mrs. Gancedo

COOKING UP NUTRITION

Mrs. Newhall

HANDS ON SCIENCE

STRATEGIC SPORTS & TRAINING INTRODUCTION TO 3D PRINTING STRENGTH Mr. Kincey

BOOKS & CRAFTS

Mrs. Weideman Ms. Ferri

LOST WORLD OF DINOSAURS

Mrs. Weideman Ms. Marlow

MAKING ART WITH MR. CHATHAM

Mrs. Barry

Mr. Chatham

MAKING ART WITH MR. CHATHAM

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING

Mr. Chatham

SAIL INTO SECOND GRADE Mrs. Standing

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Mr. Kincey

TINKERING WITH TRANSPORTATION Mrs. Ross

YARN BOMBING Ms. Zemel

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES INTERMEDIATE DEBATE

Mr. Hulm

PUBIC SPEAKING

Mrs. Newhall

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING Mr. Kincey

YARN BOMBING

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Ms. Zemel

SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7

PERIOD 4 11:15 A.M.–12:10 P.M.

KINDERGARTEN

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

MATH MAGIC

Mrs. Standing

4TH & 5TH GRADES

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS Mrs. Smith

3RD GRADE

TAG-TOSS-RUN

ADVANCED SEWING

Mrs. Weideman

Ms. Ferri

THREE MEALS A DAY Ms. Birnie

1ST GRADE CUENTAME UN CUENTO Mrs. Villanueva

MATH MINDS

2ND GRADE *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

CUENTAME UN CUENTO Mrs. Villanueva

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

CERAMICS Ms. Zemel

CUENTAME UN CUENTO Mrs. Villanueva

EXTRAORDINARY LEARNING

ADVANCED SEWING Ms. Ferri

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES

CERAMICS

ADVANCED SEWING

Ms. Zemel

Ms. Ferri

Ms. Marlow

EXTRAORDINARY LEARNING

Mr. Kincey

LEADERSHIP 101

SKATEBOARDING

Mrs. de Bruijn

Mr. Chatham

MENTAL MATH STRATEGIES

WRITE IN STYLE

Mrs. Ross

Mrs. Gancedo

MATH MINDS

Ms. Marlow

Mr. Kincey

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS

Mrs. Ross

MENTAL MATH STRATEGIES

SKATEBOARDING

TAG-TOSS-RUN

THE 3 R’S OF POETRY: READ, ‘RITE AND RECITE

Mr. Kincey

Mrs. Weideman

THE 3 R’S OF POETRY: READ, ‘RITE AND RECITE Mrs. Barry

THREE MEALS A DAY Ms. Birnie

Mrs. Smith

Mrs. Barry

THREE MEALS A DAY Ms. Birnie

RC MANIA 101

Mrs. Newhall

RC MANIA 101

Mrs. Gancedo Mrs. Smith

RC MANIA 101

Mr. Chatham

WRITE IN STYLE

Mrs. Newhall

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

THE 3 R’S OF POETRY: READ, ‘RITE AND RECITE Mrs. Barry

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SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7

5TH GRADE

PERIOD 5 1–1:55 P.M.

4TH GRADE

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

3RD GRADE KINDERGARTEN BODY BASICS

Mrs. Smith

CLEVER & CRAZY CREATURES Mr. Molina

EXPLORING PICTURE BOOKS AND ART Mrs. Gancedo

FOOD SCIENCE

2ND GRADE

Mrs. Villanueva

EXPLORING PICTURE BOOKS AND ART

Crown City News

Mrs. Smith

Mrs. Gancedo

Mrs. Weideman

BODY BASICS

Mrs. Smith

CLEVER & CRAZY CREATURES Mr. Molina

LET’S PLAY IN SPANISH

BODY BASICS

FOOD SCIENCE

1ST GRADE

Mrs. Weideman

LET’S PLAY IN SPANISH

Mrs. Villanueva

NEWSMAKERS

Crown City News

NEWSMAKERS NOVEL ENGINEERING

Ms. Marlow

RC MANIA 201 Mr. Kincey

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Ms. Pearson

FOOD SCIENCE

Mrs. Weideman

MOLAS FROM PANAMÁ

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Ms. Pearson

MOLAS FROM PANAMÁ

Mrs. Genzon

NOVEL ENGINEERING

Ms. Marlow

RC MANIA 201

Mrs. Genzon

Mr. Kincey

NOVEL ENGINEERING

SET THE SCENE: PROP MAKING CLASS

Ms. Marlow

RC MANIA 201

Mrs. Williams-Moore

Mr. Kincey

SET THE SCENE: PROP MAKING CLASS Mrs. Williams-Moore

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Ms. Pearson

LEADERSHIP 101

EXPLORING PICTURE BOOKS AND ART

Mrs. de Bruijn

LET’S PLAY IN SPANISH

Mrs. Genzon

NEWSMAKERS

Mr. Kincey

Mrs. Gancedo

Mrs. Villanueva

Crown City News

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MOLAS FROM PANAMÁ RC MANIA 201

SET THE SCENE: PROP MAKING CLASS Mrs. Williams-Moore

SESSION I JUNE 19-JULY 7

PERIOD 6 2–2:55 P.M.

KINDERGARTEN

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

CREATIVE DANCE Ms. Krasner

LEGO ARCHITECTURE

Mr. Kincey

3RD GRADE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Molina

1ST GRADE

MURALS, MURALS, MURALS

Mrs. Smith

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Molina

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES

CREATIVE DANCE Ms. Krasner

LEGO ARCHITECTURE Mr. Kincey

4TH & 5TH GRADES ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Ms. Pearson

2ND GRADE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE

MURALS, MURALS, MURALS

Mrs. Smith

NEWSMAKERS

Mr. Molina

Crown City News

CREATIVE DANCE

POP RESIST ART

Ms. Krasner

BEGINNER DEBATE

Mr. Hulm

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Ms. Pearson

NEWSMAKERS

Crown City News

POP RESIST ART Mrs. Genzon

Mrs. Genzon

LEGO ARCHITECTURE

Mr. Kincey

MURALS, MURALS, MURALS

Mrs. Smith

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4TH GRADE

SESSION II JULY 10-JULY 28

PERIOD 1 8–8:55 A.M.

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

Mrs. Williams-Moore

2ND GRADE

COMPUTER CARNIVAL

Mr. Molina

CREATIONS FROM NATURE

COMIC BOOK ADVENTURES

KINDERGARTEN

CREATIONS FROM NATURE

HANDS ON SCIENCE

Ms. Ferri

Mrs. Villanueva Ms. Ferri

READING READINESS

Ms. Standing

Mrs. Weideman

Mrs. Villanueva

FLYING INTO FOURTH

Mrs. Ross

REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN MEDIA

Mrs. Collins

SKATEBOARDING

6TH GRADE *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

ENGLISH TEST PREP

Mrs. Newhall

REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN MEDIA

Mrs. Collins

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

Mr. Chatham

SHAMROCK SOCCER Mr. Kincey

3RD GRADE 1ST GRADE

COMIC BOOK ADVENTURES

Mrs. Villanueva

COMPUTER CARNIVAL

CREATIONS FROM NATURE HANDS ON SCIENCE

Ms. Ferri

SHAMROCK SOCCER Mr. Kincey

Mr. Molina

Mrs. Weideman

CREATIONS FROM NATURE Mrs. Villanueva

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

5TH GRADE

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

COMPUTER CARNIVAL Mrs. Weideman

ENGLISH TEST PREP

Mrs. Newhall

REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN MEDIA

Mrs. Collins

SKATEBOARDING

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Mr. Chatham

7TH & 8TH GRADES *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

ENGLISH TEST PREP

Mrs. Newhall

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

SESSION II JULY 10-JULY28

2ND GRADE

PERIOD 2 9–9:55 A.M.

BODY BASICS

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

Mrs. Smith

KINDERGARTEN

BEGINNING SEWING

Ms. Ferri

BODY BASICS

CERAMICS

CLEVER & CRAZY CREATURES

COOL KIDS CODING

Mrs. Smith Mr. Molina

*KICK OFF TO KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Villanueva

6TH GRADE

Mr. Chatham Ms. Birnie

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

4TH GRADE

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

BEGINNING SEWING

1ST GRADE

Ms. Ferri

BODY BASICS

CERAMICS

CLEVER & CRAZY CREATURES Mr. Molina

3RD GRADE BEGINNING SEWING

Ms. Ferri

Mr. Chatham

CREATIVE WRITING Ms. Galachyan

GRAPHIC NOVELS

COOL KIDS CODING

CERAMICS Mr. Chatham

Mrs. Collins

JUMP INTO FIRST GRADE

COOL KIDS CODING Ms. Birnie

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

Mrs. Ross

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

FOOD SCIENCE

Ms. Birnie

Mrs. Standing

Mr. Kincey

Mrs. Williams-Moore

Mrs. Ross

Mr. Kincey

Mrs. Smith

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP

Mrs. Ross

FOOD SCIENCE

Mrs. Weideman

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

Mrs. Weideman

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

CREATIVE WRITING

5TH GRADE *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

BEGINNING SEWING

Ms. Galachyan

GRAPHIC NOVELS

Mrs. Collins

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

Ms. Ferri

CREATIVE WRITING Ms. Galachyan

FABULOUS FEMALE FITNESS

Mrs. Ross

FOOD SCIENCE

Mrs. Weideman

GRAPHIC NOVELS

Mrs. Collins

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

7TH & 8TH GRADES *ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

CREATIVE WRITING Ms. Galachyan

THE ART OF KEYBOARDING Mrs. Newhall

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SESSION II JULY 10-JULY 28

PERIOD 3 10:15–11:10 A.M. * TWO PERIOD CLASS

2ND GRADE

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

BUILD IT, MAKE IT

Mrs. Weideman

KINDERGARTEN BUILD IT, MAKE IT

Mrs. Weideman

*KICK OFF TO KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Villanueva

MAKING ART WITH MR. CHATHAM

Mr. Chatham

MATH GAMES

Mrs. Ross

SAIL INTO SECOND GRADE

4TH GRADE ADVANCED SEWING

Ms. Ferri

HARRY POTTER STEM CHALLENGE

A HISTORY OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT

Mrs. Collins

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Mrs. Newhall

MURALS, MURALS, MURALS

MAKING ART WITH MR. CHATHAM

Mr. Chatham

MATH GAMES

Mrs. Ross

WHERE IN THE WORLD Ms. Birnie

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Mrs. Newhall

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING

Mr. Kincey

SUMMER READING

Ms. Galachyan

5TH GRADE Ms. Ferri

3RD GRADE

A HISTORY OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT

ADVANCED SEWING

HARRY POTTER STEM CHALLENGE

Ms. Ferri

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP Mrs. Williams-Moore

MAKING ART WITH MR. CHATHAM

Mr. Chatham

WHERE IN THE WORLD

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HARRY POTTER STEM CHALLENGE

Mrs. Collins

ADVANCED SEWING

BUILD IT, MAKE IT

Mrs. Weideman

Mr. Spencer

Mrs. Smith

WHERE IN THE WORLD

1ST GRADE

ADVANCED SEWING

Ms. Ferri

Mrs. Standing Ms. Birnie

6TH GRADE

Ms. Birnie

Mr. Spencer Mrs. Collins

7TH & 8TH GRADES ADVANCED SEWING Ms. Ferri

A HISTORY OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT

MURALS, MURALS, MURALS

Mr. Spencer

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Mrs. Newhall

Mrs. Smith

Mrs. Newhall

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING Mr. Kincey

PUBLIC SPEAKING

STRATEGIC SPORTS & STRENGTH TRAINING Mr. Kincey

SUMMER READING Ms. Galachyan

SESSION II JULY 10-JULY28

2ND GRADE KINDERGARTEN CUENTAME UN CUENTO Mrs. Villanueva

MATH MAGIC

Mrs. Standing

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS Mrs. Smith

CREATIVE COOKING Mrs. Weideman

CUENTAME UN CUENTO Mrs. Villanueva

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS Mrs. Smith

WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS Ms. Birnie

4TH GRADE

Ms. Birnie

3RD GRADE

CREATIVE COOKING

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP

IF I WERE PRESIDENT

Mrs. Collins

MENTAL MATH STRATEGIES

Ms. Ferri

RC MANIA 101

Mrs. Ross

SKATEBOARDING

Mr. Kincey

Ms. Ferri

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS

Mrs. Ross

Ms. Birnie

KNITTING

Mr. Spencer

CREATIVE COOKING

CUENTAME UN CUENTO

WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS

Mrs. Collins

ANIMATION APPRECIATION

Mrs. Williams-Moore Mrs. Weideman

Mrs. Smith

IF I WERE PRESIDENT

5TH GRADE

Ms. Ferri

Mrs. Weideman Mrs. Villanueva

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

Mrs. Williams-Moore

WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS

1ST GRADE

PERIOD 4 11:15 A.M.–12:10 P.M.

*ALADDIN KIDS: MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP

KNITTING

MENTAL MATH STRATEGIES RC MANIA 101

Mr. Kincey

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

SUMMER READING Ms. Galachyan

WRITE IN STYLE

Mrs. Newhall

Mrs. Ross

Mr. Kincey

Mr. Chatham

SUMMER READING Ms. Galachyan

WRITE IN STYLE Mrs. Newhall

KNITTING

MENTAL MATH STRATEGIES RC MANIA 101

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

WRITE IN STYLE

Mrs. Newhall

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES ANIMATION APPRECIATION Mr. Spencer

IF I WERE PRESIDENT

Mrs. Collins

KNITTING

Ms. Ferri

RC MANIA 101

Mr. Kincey

SKATEBOARDING Mr. Chatham

WRITE IN STYLE Mrs. Newhall

SUMMER READING Ms. Galachyan

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SESSION II JULY 10-JULY 28

5TH GRADE

PERIOD 5 1–1:55 P.M.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

Ms. Pearson

MAGIC BOOK BOXES

Mrs. Genzon

NEWSMAKERS

Crown City News

KINDERGARTEN

RC MANIA 201

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS

4TH GRADE

TAG-TOSS-RUN

Ms. Pearson

Mrs. Smith

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Mrs. Weideman

WATER MAGIC

Ms. Galachyan

2ND GRADE 1ST GRADE

LET’S PLAY IN SPANISH

Mrs. Villanueva

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS Mrs. Smith

TAG-TOSS-RUN Mrs. Weideman

WATER MAGIC Ms. Galachyan

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LET’S PLAY IN SPANISH

Mrs. Villanueva

PUZZLES AND PAPER

Ms. Birnie

SCIENCE CONCOCTIONS Mrs. Smith

STOP MOTION MADNESS Ms. Lee

WATER MAGIC

Ms. Galachyan

Mrs. Genzon

Mrs. Villanueva

Crown City News

MAGIC BOOK BOXES

NEWSMAKERS PUZZLES AND PAPER

Mrs. Genzon

Ms. Birnie

PUZZLES AND PAPER

RC MANIA 201

Ms. Birnie

RC MANIA 201

Mr. Kincey

STOP MOTION MADNESS Ms. Lee

SET THE SCENE: PROP MAKING CLASS Mrs. Williams-Moore

MAGIC BOOK BOXES

3RD GRADE

LET’S PLAY IN SPANISH

Mr. Kincey

SET THE SCENE: PROP MAKING CLASS Mrs. Williams-Moore

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Ms. Pearson

MAGIC BOOK BOXES

Mrs. Genzon

NEWSMAKERS

Crown City News

RC MANIA 201

Mr. Kincey

SET THE SCENE: PROP MAKING CLASS Mrs. Williams-Moore

SESSION II JULY 10-JULY28

PERIOD 6 2–2:55 P.M.

2ND GRADE WATER MAGIC

KINDERGARTEN

Ms. Galachyan

LEGO ARCHITECTURE

CREATIVE DANCE

Mr. Kincey

WATER MAGIC

Ms. Galachyan

CREATIVE DANCE Ms. Krasner

Ms. Krasner

NEWSMAKERS

Crown City News

Ms. Krasner

NEWSMAKERS

Crown City News

LEGO ARCHITECTURE

Mr. Kincey

WEAVING Mrs. Genzon

6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES EXPLORING LIFE THROUGH GENETICS Mr. Calderon

Ms. Galachyan

CREATIVE DANCE

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Ms. Pearson

LEGO ARCHITECTURE

Ms. Lee

WATER MAGIC

4TH, 5TH, 6TH, 7TH & 8TH GRADES

Mr. Kincey

ADVENTURES IN ANIMATION

1ST GRADE

* TWO PERIOD CLASS

3RD GRADE NEWSMAKERS

Crown City News

LEGO ARCHITECTURE

Mr. Kincey

ADVENTURES IN ANIMATION Ms. Lee

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IMPORTANT SUMMER DATES 2017

FEB 15 JUNE 1 JUNE10 Online Registration Opens

All Balances Due

Parent Orientation (12-2 p.m. or 5-7 p.m.)

JUNE 12 JUNE 19 JUNE 30 JULY3, 4 Camp & Extended Care Begin

Enrichment Session I Begins (3-weeks)

SPECIAL EVENT 4th of July Party

Campus Closed

JULY 7 JULY 10 JULY 28 SPECIAL EVENT Aladdin Performance

Enrichment Session II Begins (3-weeks)

SPECIAL EVENT Aladdin Performance Aloha Summer Party

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ONLINE REGISTRATION

Online registration opens on February 15. Visit www. chandlerschool.org/summeratchandler to enroll for the Summer@Chandler program. Parents must create an account and complete registration online. Returning families may access the online system with their existing accounts. A $30 registration fee and deposit is due by credit card at the time of registration. The Camp deposit is $250 and Enrichment Class deposit is $300 for each child. Parents may also elect to pay for summer tuition in full. All open balances will be processed on June 1 using the credit card on file for the deposit. Visa and Mastercard payments are accepted through the online system. Cash and check transactions must be facilitated with Ms. Brown by appointment.

TUITION AND FEES

zz Enrollment for the Summer@Chandler program is on a first-come first-served basis. zz Tuition for all programs is due June 1, 2017. Enrollments made after June 1 must be paid in full at the time of registration. zz Tuition and fees are listed in each program description. zz Registration received after June 1 will be assessed a $50 late registration fee. zz There is no prorating for missed days during the course of the program. (i.e. family vacations, other programs, sickness, etc.)

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zz Tuition and fees include a Summer@Chandler T-shirt and insurance.

CHANGE POLICIES

Changes to your childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s schedule must be initiated in writing with a Change Request Form, available online, and returned to the Summer@Chandler office. Camp enrollment may be changed before June 1 with no additional fee. We do not encourage Enrichment Class changes. Our instructors plan their lessons based on enrollment numbers received during the initial registration process. zz There will be a $25 fee for each class and camp schedule change. zz The change fee must be paid before a child attends a new class. zz Class substitutions will be accepted before the end of the first day of each session by 5 p.m.

REFUND POLICIES

The registration fee of $30 for each enrolled program is non-refundable. zz Notification to withdraw or make changes must be made in writing to program director. zz A non-refundable $50 processing fee will be retained from your deposit for withdraws made prior to May 1. zz A deposit is forfeited for withdraws between May 1 and June 1. zz Refunds will be granted before June 1.

CANCELLATION

We reserve the right to cancel courses up to the first day of the course if the enrollment requirements have not been met. Every effort will be made to place a child in a second-choice class or similar course offered. A 100% refund will be made when a class is cancelled and no adequate alternative is available. Instructor assignments may be altered.

ABSENCES

zz Advanced notification of planned absences may be made online. zz Should an unplanned absence occur, families must contact the Summer@Chandler office at (626) 795-9310 or abrown@chandlerschool.org. zz There will be no refunds for missed days.

NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY

Chandler School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, nationality, ethnic origin or sexual orientation.

QUESTIONS?

Please contact Alycia Brown, Director of Summer Program (626) 795-9310 | abrown@chandlerschool.org Chandler School 1005 Armada Drive Pasadena, CA 91103

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Visit www.chandlerschool.org /summeratchandler for details! SPECIAL EVENTS

Friday, June 30 ALADDIN PERFORMANCE 4TH OF JULY PARTY

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Check out the Summer@Chandler Facebook page for photo highlights! www.facebook.com/ chandlercamps

Friday, July 28 ALADDIN PERFORMANCE ALOHA SUMMER PARTY

DROP-OFF, PICKUP & DIRECTIONS

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should not exit the car until the car has • Children passed the faculty parking lot driveway. may only exit on the curb side of the • Children vehicle, not the street side. carpool placard imprinted with the last name of • Ayour child(ren) will be provided. This card must be

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are not to arrive on campus more than 15 • Students minutes prior to the start of their first campus activity. parking is permitted on either side of Armada • No Drive in front of the school. There are no exceptions

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beginning of the daily programs and will continue to be staffed as needed throughout the day.

U-turns or 3-point turns are to be made in front • No of the school or on the bridge. speeding, please. This is a residential • No neighborhood. not park or leave car unattended in the posted • Do no-parking areas. • Do not double park. off curbside next to the school. • Drop Do not park across the street and

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drop-offs and pickups are to be done at the • All Armada Drive entrance. Armada Drive entrance drop-off and pickup • The area will be staffed 15 minutes prior to the

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“wave” children across.

faculty parking lot driveway • The is to be kept clear to allow for

faculty and staff arrival and exit.

drop-offs or pickups are • No permitted in the faculty parking lot.

placed in the passenger side of the windshield of the car being used to transport summer participants.

parking is permitted on the bridge. The • No Pasadena police will ticket violators.

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1005 Armada Drive Pasadena, CA 91103 626-795-9314 626-795-6508 fax

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