Summer 2012 Seminole State College

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1 Summer 2012 S C S Seminole State College Kids on Campus Summer Program Keep kids learning while they are having fun!

2 Page 2 To Enroll Call: Explore your interests and make new friends! Kids On Campus Summer Camp provides your child with the chance to develop character, make new friends, and discover new interests. Finding the right summer camp for your child is as important as helping them find the right college! At Kids on Campus Summer Camp our goal is to provide summer camps that will meet the needs of your child. Seminole State College offers the best in summer camp fun and learning. Instruction is provided by SSC s faculty, staff, and area educators who are chosen for their expertise in the classroom. Our Kids On Campus Summer Camp program is the perfect way to fill your child's summer with nonstop activities like pottery, swimming, archery, and piano and reading. Kids On Campus Summer Camp sessions are two-weeks long, and meet Monday through Thursday. Sign up for morning or afternoon sessions or register for one of each and build a full day's schedule. Registration starts May 14, Kids On Campus Summer Camp runs June 4 through August 2, Space is limited. Register early to ensure a spot! For additional information call Carol Hartman at or Lana Reynolds at Or drop by the SSC Office of Admissions in the Walkingstick Student Services Center. Open Monday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

3 Seminole State College Page 3 June Camps Archery... 4 Lego Camp... 6 Math Centers Galore... 8 Piano for Beginners Pottery Reading July Camps Digital Photography for Kids Introduction to Water Skills Fundamental Aquatic Skills Swim Stroke Development Skills Swim Stroke Improvement Skills Parent/Child Aquatics Kids On Campus Summer Camp is a fun and active summer camp program where your child will make new friends, enjoy new experiences, and have a blast this summer at Seminole State College!

4 Page 4 To Enroll Call: Archery PSNC 1988 Archery has been called "the art of repetition" and that is what it's all about. Anyone can take a bow, draw the string and release an arrow, but to do it with high accuracy takes some practice to achieve. Archery is not difficult and anyone can learn to shoot quite accurately and become a good archer with proper instruction. Archery is a fast growing recreational activity. This course teaches the basics of Archery and will provide a solid introduction into target archery. Students will leave the course with the knowledge, skills and information that will allow them to continue participating throughout life. This course focuses on having fun while shooting safely and consistently. No experience is necessary, and all equipment is provided. The design of the bow allows students of almost any size, strength or ability to shoot effectively.

5 Seminole State College Page 5 What You Will Learn? How to Shoot Using Correct Technique How to Evaluate and Correct Errors in Archery Form and Execution Archery Equipment and Facilities Archery Terminology Archery Etiquette and Safety How to Shoot Using Rules and Keeping Score Class will be held indoors. Date: June 11 through June 21, 2012 Class meets Monday through Thursday for 2 weeks Class will not meet on Wednesday June 13. Time: 9:00-10:00 a.m. Place: Haney Center Bay Instructor: Curtis Allen Price: $59.00 Minimum Age: 10 Students will shoot at bull s-eye targets placed before an arrow resistant net. The course introduces archery as a fun, lifelong activity for kids.

6 Page 6 To Enroll Call: PSNC 1948 This is an ideal summer camp for children in grades 1st through 4th who love building LEGO creations. Students use their natural tendencies to expand and transform everyday materials into imaginative creations based on children s literary themes that include a tricycle, an airplane, a tow car and a windmill. After building is complete, students write about the experience. The entire process develops skills in observation, problem solving, math, science, writing, cooperative learning, and critical thinking.

7 Seminole State College Page 7 This camp offers project-based educational play designed to teach principles of: Math Science Physics Problem Solving Critical Thinking Fine Motor Skills Social Cooperation Imaginative Play Date: June 4 through June 14, 2012 Class meets Monday through Thursday for 2 weeks Time: 1:30-2:30 p.m. Place: Haney Center Room 104 Instructor: Colette McClure Price: $49.00

8 Page 8 To Enroll Call: Math Centers Galore PSNC 1943 Whoever knew math summer camp could be fun? This summer put a unique twist on math through the Math Centers Galore Summer Camp. This is the perfect opportunity to create a new influence in a child's life with the subject of math being presented in a summer camp environment. This unique exposure and change of venue will not only build more confidence within a child regarding math, but also will change an attitude from one of fear to one of acceptance and maybe even fun only in a challenging way. One of the positive aspects of attending Math Centers Galore is that kids learn not to dread math and realize that math can be approached in a fun manner. The instructor will introduce campers to games designed to help them with the ins and outs of learning math. MATH GALORE

9 Seminole State College Page 9 COURSE OUTLINE 1. Light n Strike Game (facts) 2. Learn n Link (patterns) 3. Fact Puzzles (facts) 4. Pattern Blocks (geometry) 5. Puzzle Fun Cards (mixed) 6. Place Value Mystery House Game (place value) 7. Build & Learn Geometry Kit (geometry) 8. Lock It In (place value) 9. Math Sharks (facts) 10. Critical Thinking Puzzles 11. Money Center Games (money) 12. Red the Clock! Game (time) Math Centers Galore makes math fun for children in grades first through fourth. Date: June 4 through June 14, 2012 Class meets Monday through Thursday for 2 weeks Time: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Place: Haney Center Room 122 Instructor: Colette McClure Price: $59.00

10 Page 10 To Enroll Call: Piano for Beginners PSNC 1907 The are many benefits to children learning to play the piano. When children begin piano lessons at a young age, it helps develop a child's natural creative abilities. By learning the proper skills to play music, kids can then branch out to create their own songs. A second benefit is that children are naturally better at learning new skills and languages than adults, so learning the "language" of music at a young age will allow them to pick it up faster and easier than an adult. Piano lessons also require patience, motivation and drive to succeed because certain songs can take time to master. By practicing over and over and eventually mastering a new song, children will learn these important skills and benefit from the feeling of accomplishment.

11 Seminole State College Page 11 COURSE OUTLINE This class is designed to introduce the beginning student to the fundamentals of piano. The student will learn: The keys on the keyboard Introduce notation on the treble and bass clefs Basic rhythm Note values This is a great way to determine the interest level for further instruction of the student. Date: June 11 through June 21, 2012 Class meets Monday through Thursday for 2 weeks Time: 9:00-10:00 a.m. (Ages 5 to 8) 11:00-Noon (Ages 9 and above) Place: Haney Center Room 104 Instructor: Mr. Allen Price: $ (Each student will receive roll-up piano keyboard and music book)

12 Page 12 To Enroll Call: Pottery for Kids PSNC 1933 According to the Americans For The Arts, children who are exposed to the arts are more likely to succeed academically, participate in social clubs and volunteer for their community. The Pottery for Kids Camp at Seminole State College introduces students to a wide range of techniques and processes with an emphasis on creative thinking and individual artistic growth. Classes taught by Linda Qualls are informative and educational, yet geared toward developing the student s unique artistic visions. Instruction focuses on fun, learning and development of artistic expression through clay. Kids will have fun getting their hands covered in clay. Our hands-on teaching approach and easy-to-make projects make learning pottery fun for kids.

13 Seminole State College Page 13 What You Will Learn? Clay Hand Building Hand building - Press Mold Learn how clay can take its form from other existing objects. Hand building - Slab Learn to join clay pieces together to form angled pieces. Working with slabs is fun. All it takes is imagination and a slab roller or rolling pin and you have all you need to make some great projects in clay. Exploring creativity with slabs is endless and unlimited. Hand Building-Coils Learn to form shapes through making coils. Coils can be used to make all kinds of forms. They are great for free forms and anything with curves Pottery for Kids provides the perfect environment for kids to explore and learn how to make objects out of clay. Date: June 4 through June 14, 2012 Class meets Monday through Thursday for 2 weeks Time: 9:00-10:00 a.m. (Ages 5 to 8) 11:00-Noon (Ages 9 to 12) Place: Colclazier Tech Building 104 Instructor: Linda Qualls Price: $69.00 NOTE: The class includes tools, clay, firing and glazes.

14 Page 14 To Enroll Call: Read to Achieve PSNC 1931 Attention all Developing Readers in 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades: Join us as we embark upon two weeks of awesome fun, and reading adventures. This summer we will be BACKPACKING THROUGH THE GENRES We will explore literacy in an exciting way. Bring your imagination and come discover great reading strategies with us as we delve into 12 different literacy genres. We will finish our exploration with a learning activity any explorer would love to do. This reading skills camp will place emphasis on reading comprehension, by using a combination of children s literature, concentration exercises, hands-on experiences, and research-based strategies. We want reading to become one of your favorite activities.

15 Seminole State College Page 15 In this program your child will practice reading skills that are important to becoming successful independent readers. The Developing Readers program is designed for students in grades 1 through 3, or older readers who may need extra practice with developing reading skills. Throughout this 8 day camp students will spend time reading high interest fiction and non-fiction materials. Students will use a combination of hands on and interactive activities to practice phonics, word attack skills, sight words and become better readers by increasing fluency and comprehension skills. The purpose of the program is to give students an opportunity to enhance their reading comprehension skills such as recalling information and details, following sequence of events, locating the main idea, drawing conclusions, predicting outcomes, and classifying. Date: June 18 through June 28, 2012 Class meets Monday through Thursday for 2 weeks Time: 9:00-11:00 a.m. or 1:00-3:00 p.m. Place: Enoch Kelly Haney Center Room 104 Instructor: Tamee Daniel Price: $59.00

16 Page 16 To Enroll Call: Digital Photography for Kids PSNC 1982 Photography is more than just pointing and shooting, it's a decision making process. In addition to being a fun way to express yourself, photography is a great way to teach kids to look carefully at the world around them. All information will be presented in an age appropriate and FUN environment that will teach the basic concepts of digital photography. With just a camera and computer, the world is your digital darkroom! Learn the art of capturing faces, places and moments in time with a SNAP and share the joy with your friends and family!

17 Seminole State College Page 17 The camp will cover the following: Proper camera handling Basic photography techniques Photography etiquette Choosing what and when to shoot (composition) Uploading, saving and editing images Choosing what images to keep Reading a photograph Telling a story with a photograph Experimentation with different shots of the same subject Checking backgrounds How to get the best angle Date: July 2 through July 12, 2012 (Class will not meet on July 4) Class meets Monday through Thursday for 2 weeks Time: 5:30-6:30 a.m. Place: Haney Center Room 117 Instructor: Janna Manlapig Price: $ Minimum Age: 7 Each student will receive a digital camera.

18 Page 18 To Enroll Call: Learn to Swim PSNC 1935 Learn to Swim Program Seminole State College is proud to partner with the American Red Cross to offer its Learn to Swim Program. The goal of the Red Cross program is to help people learn to be safe, competent, confident swimmers. We want your child to be comfortable-first just being in the water, then being under water, then moving through the water and finally moving on top of the water with rhythmic breathing. Our program features three levels of American Red Cross Learn to Swim instruction to help swimmers of all ages and abilities develop their swimming and water safety skills. It is designed to provide students a positive learning experience in a logical progression, with a primary objective of teaching students to be safe in and around the water. General Information Students who are not at least 3 6 tall will require an adult to accompany them in the pool for all lessons All students will need to either open their eyes under water or bring goggles for each lesson. No swim masks that cover the nose are allowed. Only students enrolled in the class will be permitted in the pool.

19 Seminole State College Page 19 Skills Levels for Learn to Swim Minimum Age: 5 Introduction to Water Skills Getting in, getting wet, and going under. Students will learn to enter and exit the water safely; submerge mouth, nose and eyes; exhale under water through mouth and nose; open 1 eyes under water, pick up submerged object; change direction while walking or paddling; roll over from front to back and back to front with support; explore floating on front and back with support; explore swimming on front and back using arm and leg actions with support; use a life jacket. Level See Page 17 for dates and time class will be offered Fundamental Aquatic Skills Floating and getting around in the water for short distances. Students will learn to enter and exit the water by stepping or jumping from the side; submerge entire head; blow 2 bubbles submerging head in a bobbing pattern; open eyes under water, pick up submerged object in shallow water; float on front and back, perform front and back glide; change direction of travel paddling on front and back; roll over from front to back, back to front; tread water using arm and leg motions; swim on front, back and side using combined arm and leg actions, move in the water while wearing a life jacket. Level See Page 17 for dates and time class will be offered Stroke Development The fundamentals of Front Crawl and Back Crawl, and a little Butterfly. Students will learn to jump in the deep water from the side; dive from kneeling or standing position; 3 submerge and retrieve an object in chest deep water; bob with the head fully submerged; rotary breathing in horizontal position; perform front and back glide using two different kicks; float on front and back in deep water; change from horizontal to vertical position on front and back; tread water using hand and leg movements; perform front and back crawl; butterflykick and body motion; perform the HELP and huddle position. Level See Page 17 for dates and time class will be offered

20 Page 20 To Enroll Call: Stroke Improvement Breaststroke, elementary Backstroke, the whole Butterfly. Level After this, you re ready for the Swim Team. 4 Students will learn to perform a dive from a standing or stride position; swim underwater; perform feet-first surface dive; perform open turns on front and back; tread water using sculling arm motions and with different kicks; perform the front and back crawl, breaststroke, butterfly, elementary backstroke; swim on side using scissor-like kick; perform compact jump into water from a height while wearing a life jacket. See Page 17 for dates and time class will be offered Parent/Child Aquatics PSNC 1935 You and your child can jump into the pool and learn to swim with the American Red Cross Parent & Child Aquatics Program. The Parent & Child Aquatics Program at Seminole State College is designed for children ages 9 months to 4 years of age and their parents. The program will teach your child how to be comfortable and confident in the water, and how you can reinforce that confidence for a lifetime of fun and safety in the water. Parent & Child Developed for children 9 months to 4 years of age Parent and Child Aquatics builds swimming readiness by emphasizing fun in the water. Parents and children participate in eight guided practice sessions that help children learn elementary skills, including water entry, bubble blowing, front kicking, back floating, underwater exploration, and more. Once children can perform basic skills without parental assistance, they may begin Skill Level courses. See Page 17 for dates and time class will be offered

21 Seminole State College Page 21 Skill Levels classes meet for 8 lessons, Monday through Thursday evenings, for two weeks and are 45 minute classes. *Parent/Child class meets for 8 lessons, Monday through Thursday and are 30 minutes classes. Swim Class Dates and Times Session 1: July 9 July 19, 2012 Level #1-5:30-6:15 p.m. Level #2-6:15-7:00 p.m. Level #3-7:00-7:45 p.m. Session 2: July 23-August 2 *Parent/Child-5:30-6:00 p.m. Level #1-6:00-6:45 p.m. Level #2-6:45-7:30 p.m. Level #4-7:30-8:15 p.m. Place: Raymond Harber Field House Pool Water Safety Instructor: Dawn Prater Cost: $59.00

22 Page 22 To Enroll Call: Enroll Today For additional information call Carol Hartman at or Lana Reynolds at Or drop by the SSC Office of Admissions in the Student Services Center. Open Monday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PAYMENT DUE DATES: Fees are paid at the Cashier s Office located in the Walkingstick Student Services Building. Mastercard, Visa, Discover Card, personal checks, cashier checks, money orders and cash are accepted for payment in the Cashier s Business Office. Fees are due by the first day of class unless other arrangements have been made.

23 Seminole State College Page 23 SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGE Community Service Enrollment Last Name: First Name: MI: Social Security No: Home Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone Number: Date of Birth: / / ETHNIC GROUP: (Please circle one below) Category Non-Resident Alien Black Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaskan Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White SECTION NO. COURSE DESCRIPTION (Example: PSNC 1935) (Example: Learn to Swim Level 1) Signature Date

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