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1 SsummerinstitutekidsLake Wilcox summer institute 2018 registration PACKAGE2018 summer institute registration Package Lake Wilcox summer institute Site Address & Contact Details 80 Wildwood Ave, Richmond Hill, ON L4E 3B5 Phone before June 28, 2018: 906-884-2046 ext 240 Phone after June 28, 2018: (905) 773-5381 AVAILABLE AT THIS SITE Extended childcare (a separate YMCA registration form is required) PROGRAM HOURS 9:00 am 3:30 pm Extended childcare is made available by the YMCA. Children may be dropped off at 7:30 am, and must be picked-up before 6:00 pm. For additional information, please call Sandra Newell at 905-943-9622, ext. 333. WHAT DO INEED TO BRING? A peanut-nut free lunch, Sunscreen A hat Water/juice to drink A change of clothes (t-shirt, shorts, just incase!) A smile, positive attitude & sense of humour!WHAT SHOULD I WEAR?

2 Respectable attire Comfortable shoes (running shoes are required for allathletic activities) A t-shirt (bring a sweater or jacket on cool days) Shorts (or pants if it s cool)THE summer institute BEHAVIOUR POLICY The summer institute values personal safety, self-respect, respect for others, respect for property and respect for programs. Individuals who are unable to help us promote these values may: have a discussion with an Program Leader; experience a restriction of privileges; or be temporarily or permanently removed from the POLICY Before June 1, 2018 will be fully refunded less a $ per week, per child, administration surcharge. After June 1, 2018, the full registration fee is non-refundable Personal information is collected pursuant to the Education Act and will be used to 1) properly place your child in the summer institute programs; 2) make contact with parents/ guardians/emergency contacts should an issue arise; and 3) to ensure your child s health needs are understood.

3 This information will be retained from 12 months from the date of last use. If you would like more information about how personal information is collected, please email Linda Aihoshi, unless the request is accompanied by a medical certificate. Program DatesWeek A: July 3-6 (4 day) Week B: July 9-13 Week C: July 16-20 Week D: July 23-27 Week E: July 30-Aug. 3 Week F: Aug 7-10 (4 day)Programs Words Alive For children entering SK & grade 1, Words Alive is designed to further build literacy and numeracy skills. Activities may include chants, music, games and puzzles, guided reading sessions, word hunts, and math mini lessons balanced with recreational activities such as music, soccer, field games, drama, arts & crafts and computer publishing. Clubhouse For children entering grades 2 & 3, Clubhouse provides opportunities for children to participate in a full day program designed exclusively for this age group.

4 This program has a focus on theme related literacy and math activities designed to encourage problem solving and a growth mindset, balanced with recreational activities that may include soccer, volleyball, arts & crafts, computer publishing, ball hockey and much more! Skills & Motion 1 For youth entering grades 4 & 5, this program has both an intentional literacy and math focus designed to encourage problem solving and a growth mindset, as well as an opportunity to participate in a variety of engaging and fun elective activities in athletics, arts and recreation. Skills & Motion 2 For youth entering grades 6, 7 & 8, this program has both an intentional literacy and math focus designed to encourage problem solving and a growth mindset, as well as an opportunity to participate in a variety of engaging and fun elective activities in athletics, arts and recreation. Junior For children entering Grades 4 & 5, we offer a variety of options.

5 Children will participate in different skilled electives that are chosen from a list of many engaging and fun activities. Junior High For youth entering grades 6, 7 & 8, our Junior High participants will have the opportunity to take part in activities of their choice. These are chosen from a list of activities geared to build on skills already achieved. Junior Pro Canoeing/Kayaking For youth entering grades 6, 7 & 8, Junior Pro participants have an excellent and enriching opportunity to take part in a community based activity. In t he morning, the youth will take part i n a variety of elective options. I n the afternoon participants will experience the sport of canoeing & kayaking at the Richmond Hill Canoe Club. Under the guidance of certified instructors, the participants will be introduced to equipment, rules, and safety and paddling techniques. Participants must have a Minimum Swim Level of Red Cross Level 6 OR Lifesaving Society Swimmer 5 (evidence via photocopy of certificate).

6 2018 SI registration Lake Wilcox summer institute Electives Available to youth entering Grades 4 - 8 only. Archery Learn to sight along the bridge of your nose and feel the wind in the bridge of your nose and feel the wind in the feathers of arrows when firing at bull s eyes in the archery field. Ball Hockey Participate in the ultra-popular summer sport of ball hockey. Participants will work on passing, shooting and game strategies. Breakout Session In this exciting new elective, teams will work together, using critical thinking and problem solving skills, to solve a series of mysteries in order to open a locked box. Teams will focus on creatively thinking outside the box with daily challenges. Broadway Bound! All the world s a stage and you can be at the center of it! Delve into the world of theatre as you act and develop your performance skills. Get a feeling for what goes on behind the scenes as you perform a variety of dramatic forms and even write your own Drumming Get a real BANG!

7 Out of your summer . Join bucket drumming and learn basic rhythm skills, as well as cool beats. Create exciting pieces of music working with other percussionists. Creative Arts We take great pride in the extensive visual arts programs available at si. Participants may explore their creative possibilities. Whether your child is a gifted artist or simply delights in experimenting, there is something for everyone. Dance Participants will enjoy a week full of the latest music while they learn and perform cool dance moves in the SI dance studio. Digital Creative Design Learn how to create cutting edge advertisements, pictures, and YouTube videos. You will learn beginning areas of Print & Web graphic design, including colour theory, digital images, design, electronic prepress, page layout, web page design, and digital Invaders In Field Invaders, you will learn a new high energy game every day that you can play with your family and friends.

8 Some of the games will range from Capture the Flag , Spud , Frozen Critters , Ultimate Frisbee to various forms of dodge ball. Participants will also have an opportunity to create their own games. Games Wizards Invent your own reality! Learn about and play games such as chess, checkers, backgammon, mine craft, and wizards 101. Get ready to enjoy a week exploring and problem solving through themed and hands-on activities. Participants will work on different projects each week, incorporating concepts that will engage young minds. Jam Session Ever wanted to produce, create, and perform your own music? Well, here s your chance to put the wheels into motion. Become a true composer by learning how to use technology, percussive and string instruments, to express yourself in a creative way! 2018 SI registration Lake Wilcox summer institute Lights, Camera, Action! Attention all photographers & videographers!

9 This is your opportunity to learn and develop your skills in digital photography and video filming! Learn how to capture and manipulate images with the latest digital cameras and leading edge digital editing software. Makerspace Participants can plan, create and manipulate their creative ideas. They will have opportunities to invent, tinker, explore and discover using a variety of tools and materials, and Masters Put your math skills to the test. In this technology-based elective, participants will have the opportunity to explore Prodigy gaming, design their own code, and even create their own math game! Naturally Curious Take a closer look at the world outside your doorstep! Go on an insect safari, play some cool interactive nature games, make some nature crafts, learn how to be a nature detective, and become more aware of the wildlife that shares our city with us!

10 This program will run outdoors, rain or Sports Looking for fast-paced excitement? Learn the fundamentals of a variety of net games like badminton, tennis, table tennis and volleyball and apply them to game situations. Passion for Pinterest It s all about creating, for both boys and girls. DIY inspired by , Set, Cook Continues to offer the basics of food preparation and cooking. Participants will eat their daily creations and take home a recipe book at the end of each session. Robotics Participants will be introduced to the LEGO Mind storm technology program and work through this self-directed program at their own pace. Maximum of two participants per SI registration Lake Wilcox summer institute Scrapbooking Do you want to display pictures of your friends and family in a cool way? In this program participants will learn the creative art of combining pictures, memories and stories in one amazing album.