Half Day
1 spots left
$400.00
- Sun
- Mon8:00 - 11:30 am
- Tue8:00 - 11:30 am
- Wed8:00 - 11:30 am
- Thu8:00 - 11:30 am
- Fri8:00 - 11:30 am
- Sat
Description
Block | Class | Description |
1 | Games of Antiquity: Journey through Ancient Pastimes | Embark on a time-traveling adventure to explore the games of ancient civilizations. From strategic board games to outdoor athletic contests, students will discover the fun and excitement of ancient pastimes. Through interactive sessions and hands-on activities, participants will learn about the cultural significance and rules of various ancient games. By playing simplified versions of these games and engaging in creative projects, students will gain a deeper understanding of how games shaped society in the past. Examples of games and activities include: creating a simplified version of Senet using cardboard or paper, designing clay tokens inspired by ancient board game pieces, and participating in a relay race inspired by the Olympic Games, incorporating elements of ancient sports. |
2 | Young Scientists’ Lab | Become a scientist in the "Young Scientists' Lab," where participants will engage in hands-on experiments, explorations, and scientific investigations. From discovering the wonders of chemistry to exploring the principles of physics, this course fosters a love for scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and a curiosity about the world around us. Topics will be covered in a variety of ways, including presentations, videos, and experiments. |
3 | Japanese Language & Culture | Students will have the opportunity to experience a taste of Japan and be immersed in its language and culture. Both beginner and intermediate students will enjoy the class. Basic words and expressions will be covered. Students will learn Japanese sounds and rhythms, hands-on activities, and fun games. Projects in this class will include origami, sumi-e, and more! |
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Registration period
Registration for this schedule starts on 03/21/2024
Restrictions
Participants must be entering grades 5 to 6.