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Practical 4 Two Week Sessions starting 6/10
6/10 - 6/21
6/24 - 7/5
7/8 - 7/19
7/22 - 8/2
Curriculum
Windsor Education
Summer Camp 2013
臺北市士林區天母東路6-4號4樓
Science Topics
(02)2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com
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The goal of Windsor summer science classes is to teach concepts, experimental techniques, and lab report writing using a variety of interesting experiments. New experiment each class.
Grade 2 & 3
Session
Class
Science Topics
1
1
Slime
1
2
Vinyl strings
1
3
Food Science (Water and Oils)
1
4
Sound
2
1
Paint Chemistry
2
2
Silicon molds
2
3
Food Science (Solutions)
2
4
Soap
3
1
Momentum
3
2
Super absorbent Polymer
3
3
Lotions
3
4
Calcium Sulfate Chalk
4
1
Food Science (Foams)
4
2
Electricity
4
3
Polymer Plastic
4
4
Dry Ice
Summer Camp 2013
English Topics G oal
Windsor summer English builds skills in reading, vocabulary, writing, and speech.
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Grade 2 & 3
Writing classes follow a weekly cycle.
Day
Daily Plan
1
Reading and Vocabulary
2
Workbook and vocabulary test
3
Grammar Lesson and Story Outline
4
Story Writing
5
Speech
Summer Camp 2013
Math Topics
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Windsor summer math uses a leveled system for each grade. All students start at level 1 and complete as many levels as possible. Each level involves a couple of riddles, textbook material, and a quiz.
Grade 2 & 3 Level
Math topics
1
Place Values
2
Add to Solve Problems
3
Subtract to solve problems
4
Multiplication Concepts
5
Division Concepts
6
Patterns and Algebraic Thinking
7
Measurement: Length, Area, and Temperature
8
Measurement: Capacity, Volume, Time
9
Geometric Figures
10
Display Data
Windsor Education
Summer Camp 2013
臺北市士林區天母東路6-4號4樓
Science Topics
(02)2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com
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The goal of Windsor summer science classes is to teach concepts, experimental techniques, and lab report writing using an experiment each class.
Grade 4 & 5
Session
Class
Debate Topics
1
1
PVA Slime
1
2
Poly vinyl alcohol strings
1
3
Food Science (Water and Oils)
1
4
Traffic Light Chemical Reaction
1
5
Sound
1
6
Angular Momentum
2
1
Paint Chemistry
2
2
Silicon molds
2
3
Food Science (Solutions)
2
4
Soap
2
5
Ascorbic Acid Titration
2
6
Super absorbent Polymer
3
1
Creagel Emulsifier Lotion
3
2
Sodium Silicate Super Ball
3
3
Food Science (Foams)
3
4
Polymer Plastic
3
5
Electrodes and Electrolyte
3
6
Waxes
4
1
Calcium Sulfate
4
2
Static Electricity
4
3
Food Science (Starches)
4
4
Rechargeable Batteries
4
5
UV absorption and sun lotion
4
6
Dry Ice
Summer Camp 2013
Debate Format
Grade 4 & 5
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The goal of debate class is to teach students how to make formal arguments that support their point-of-view.
Two teams will be formed and presented with a question. After some initial research, they will begin debating according
F ormat
to the following format. Once completed, an assessment will be made of the team’s and individual efforts.
Time
Debate Topics
30 minutes
Research Topic
3 minutes
Team 1 Opening Statement
3 minutes
Team 2 Opening Statement
2 minutes
Team 1 Argument 1
2 minutes
Team 2 Argument 1
2 minutes
Team 1 Argument 2
2 minutes
Team 2 Argument 2
2 minutes
Team 1 Argument 3
2 minutes
Team 2 Argument 3
5 minutes
Rebuttal Conference
2 minutes
Team 1 Rebuttal 1
2 minutes
Team 2 Rebuttal 1
2 minutes
Team 1 Rebuttal 2
2 minutes
Team 2 Rebuttal 2
3 minutes
Team 1 Closing Arguments
3 minutes
Team 2 Closing Arguments
20 minutes
Summary and assessment
Windsor Education 臺北市士林區天母東路6-4號4樓 (02)2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com
Summer Camp 2013
Writing Topics Grade 4 & 5
Grade 4
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Windsor summer writing classes follow a weekly cycle. Each student completes an essay or story and presents it to their teacher and classmates. All work is edited and scored. Each session includes one essay and one creative story.
Level
Math topics
1
Place Values
2
Solving Addition and Subtraction Problems
3
Organize, Display, and Interpret Data
4
Applying Multiplication and Division Facts
5
Describe Algebraic Patterns
6
One-Digit Multiplication
7
Two-Digit Multiplication
8
Divide by One-Digit
9
Geometric Figures
10
Spatial Reasoning
Session
Week
Writing Topics
1
1
Cause and Effect (Writing, Editing, Speech)
1
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
2
1
Compare and Contrast (Writing, Editing, Speech)
2
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
3
1
News Article (Writing, Editing, Speech)
3
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
4
1
Descriptive Writing (Writing, Editing, Speech)
4
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
Summer Camp 2013
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Grade 5
Windsor summer math uses a leveled system for each grade. All students start at level 1 and complete as many levels as possible. Each level involves a couple of riddles, textbook material, and a quiz.
Level
Math topics
1
Place Values
2
Decimal Addition
3
Multiplication
4
Division
5
Algebraic Expressions
6
Equations and Functions
7
Display and Data Interpretation
8
Fractions Concepts
9
Factors
10
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Math Topics
Grade 4 & 5
Windsor Education
Summer Camp 2013
臺北市士林區天母東路6-4號4樓
Science Topics
(02)2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com
G oal
The goal of Windsor summer science classes is to teach concepts, experimental techniques, and lab report writing using new experiment each class.
Session
Class
Debate Topics
1
1
PVA Slime
1
2
Poly vinyl alcohol strings
1
3
Food Science (Water and Oils)
1
4
Traffic Light Chemical Reaction
1
5
Sound
1
6
Angular Momentum
2
1
Paint Chemistry
2
2
Silicon molds
2
3
Food Science (Solutions)
2
4
Soap
2
5
Ascorbic Acid Titration
2
6
Super absorbent Polymer
3
1
Creagel Emulsifier Lotion
3
2
Sodium Silicate Super Ball
3
3
Food Science (Foams)
3
4
Polymer Plastic
3
5
Electrodes and Electrolyte
3
6
Waxes
4
1
Calcium Sulfate
4
2
Static Electricity
4
3
Food Science (Starches)
4
4
Rechargeable Batteries
4
5
UV absorption and sun lotion
4
6
Dry Ice
Grade 6 & 7
Summer Camp 2013
Debate Format G oal
The goal of this class is to teach students how to make formal arguments that support their point-of-view.
Two teams will be formed and presented with a question. After some initial research, they will begin debating accord-
F ormat
Grade 6 & 7
ing to the following format. Once completed, an assessment will be made of the team’s and individual efforts.
Time
Debate Topics
30 minutes
Research Topic
3 minutes
Team 1 Opening Statement
3 minutes
Team 2 Opening Statement
2 minutes
Team 1 Argument 1
2 minutes
Team 2 Argument 1
2 minutes
Team 1 Argument 2
2 minutes
Team 2 Argument 2
2 minutes
Team 1 Argument 3
2 minutes
Team 2 Argument 3
5 minutes
Rebuttal Conference
2 minutes
Team 1 Rebuttal 1
2 minutes
Team 2 Rebuttal 1
2 minutes
Team 1 Rebuttal 2
2 minutes
Team 2 Rebuttal 2
3 minutes
Team 1 Closing Arguments
3 minutes
Team 2 Closing Arguments
20 minutes
Summary and assessment
Windsor Education 臺北市士林區天母東路6-4號4樓 (02)2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com
Summer Camp 2013
Writing Topics Grade 6 & 7
Grade 6
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Windsor summer writing classes follow a weekly cycle. Each student completes an essay or story and presents it to their teacher and classmates. All work is edited and scored. Each session includes one essay and one creative story.
Level
Math topics
1
Whole Number Patterns
2
Intro to Algebra
3
Decimals
4
Number Theory and Fractions
5
Describe Algebraic Patterns
6
Fraction Operations
7
Proportional Relationships
8
Geometric Relationships
9
Measurement and Geometry
10
Area and Volume
Session
Week
Writing Topics
1
1
Cause and Effect (Writing, Editing, Speech)
1
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
2
1
Compare and Contrast (Writing, Editing, Speech)
2
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
3
1
News Article (Writing, Editing, Speech)
3
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
4
1
Descriptive Writing (Writing, Editing, Speech)
4
2
Creative Story (Writing, Editing, Speech)
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Grade 7
Windsor summer math uses a leveled system for each grade. All students start at level 1 and complete as many levels as possible. Each level involves a couple of riddles, textbook material, and a quiz.
Level
Math topics
1
Algebraic Reasoning
2
Integers and Rational Numbers
3
Applying Rational Numbers
4
Proportional Relationships
5
Graphs and Functions
6
Percents
7
Displaying Data
8
Geometric Figures
9
Measurement and 2D Geometry
10
Measurement and 3D Geometry
Math Topics
Grade 6 & 7
Windsor Education
Summer Camp 2013
臺北市士林區天母東路6-4號4樓
Algebra Topics
(02)2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com
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Windsor summer math uses a leveled system for each grade. All students start at level 1, and complete as many levels as possible.Each level involves textbook material, and quizes.
Level
Math topics
1
Foundations
2
Equations
3
Inequalities
4
Functions
5
Linear Functions
6
System of Equations
7
Exponents and Polynomiels
8
Factoring Polynomials
9
Factoring Polynomials
10
Probability
Grade 7 & 8
Summer Camp 2013
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The primary goal of expository writing is to deliver information about an issue, method, subject, or idea.
F ormat
Expository Writing Grade 7 & 8
Each week a new expository writing strategy will be assigned and completed. Formal grammar lessons will also be used to strengthen students’ writing fundamentals.
Session 1
Assignment
Week 1
Cause and Effect
Week 2
Analogy
Week 3
Comparison
Week 4
Analysis
Session 1
Assignment
Week 1
Classification
Week 2
Example
Week 3
Process Analysis
Week 4
Definition
Windsor Education
Summer Camp 2013
臺北市士林區天母東路6-4號4樓
Physics Topics
(02)2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com
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The goal of Windsor’s summer physics is to explain key textbook concepts and problem solving techniques while stimulating the learning process with interesting experiments.
Grade 9
Class
Chapter
Key concepts
June 10
2
Intro to physics, 1D motion (Speed lab)
June 12
3
2D motion (Projectile motion lab)
June 17
4
Forces (Friction lab)
June 19
5
Energy (Hooke’s law lab)
June 24
6
Momentum (Newton’s Cradle)
June 26
7
Gravity (Dart gun energy lab)
July 1
8
Heat (Calorimetry lab)
July 3
9
Test (Dry Ice)
Class
Chapter
Key concepts
July 8
16
Electric Forces (Static Electricity lab)
July10
17
Electric energy (Resistors and Capacitors)
July 15
18
Circuits and elements (Timer chip lab)
July 17
19
Magnetism (Magnetism lab)
July 22
11
Vibrations and waves (waves lab)
July 24
12
Sound (Sound lab)
July 29
13
Light and Reflection (Optics lab)
July 30
14
Test (Refraction lab)
Summer Camp 2013
Chemistry Topics G oal
The goal of Windsor’s summer chemistry is to explain key textbook concepts and problem solving techniques while stimulating the learning process with interesting experiments.
Grade 9
Class
Chapter
Topic
Experiments
1
1&2
Structure of Atoms
Spectral tubes
2
3
Mole Concept and Stoichiometry
Acetic Acid Titration
3
4
Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Metal Reactivity/Double Displacement Reaction
4
5
Electron Transfer Reactions
Potassium Permanganate/Chameleon Reaction
5
6
Thermochemistry
Calcium Chloride/Alloys
6
7
Electronic Structure
Magnets
7
8
Chemical Bonding
Surfactants
Review/Test
Food Chemistry
8 9
10
Gases
Dry Ice
10
13
Rates of Chemical Reactions
Catalysts/Blue Bottle Reaction
11
14
Chemical Equilibria
Sodium Silicate
12
15
Acid Base
PH Indicators
13
16
Acid Base
Potassium Bitartrate and sodium bicarbonate
14
17
Solubility
Potassium Nitrate
15
18
Electricity/Chemical Change
Electrodes and Electrolytes
Review/Test
Ascorbic acid Titration
16
溫
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公爵教育機
構
WINDSOR E D U C AT I O N 02
-2 8 7 4-9 003
WINDSOR EDUCATION 台北市天母東路6-4號4樓（KFC樓上） 2874-9003 windsor.edu@me.com