Summer School
2011
K-8 Enrichment Program
Community Unit School District 95
June 13—July 8, 2011
Located at
Spencer Loomis Elementary School
and Middle School North
www.lz95.org
2011 Summer School
K-8 Program
Dr. Mike Egan, Superintendent of Schools
Ms. Jodi Wirt, Summer School Coordinator
Ms. Kara Dohman, Summer School Principal
District 95 will be offering a Summer School Program beginning Monday, June 13, through Friday, July 8, 2011. Courses
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run Monday through Thursday for both sessions. The District will be closed on Monday, July 4 so classes will be held,
Tuesday through Friday that week only. The program is designed to offer enrichment opportunities. All courses will be
taught by certified teaching staff.
Eligibility: Enrichment courses are open to any interested student. Enrichment courses are set up to enhance a
student’s talents. This should be kept in mind when selecting enrichment courses. Classes are on a first come-first serve
basis with limited class sizes. Sign up early and choose first, second and third choice per session.
Time and Locations: All K-8 courses will be held at Spencer Loomis Elementary and Middle School North located at
1 Hubbard Lane in Hawthorn Woods. Course session times are from 8:30-10:00 a.m. (Session I) and/or 10:15-11:45 a.m.
(Session II). A 15-minute supervised snack break will be included for students attending both sessions. Bring your own
snack.
Tuition: Early registration: before May 16—$150.00 for each enrichment course. Double session is $290.00.
Registration fee beginning May 17—$175 per session/ $340 double session. Out of district fee is $205.00 per course.
Please make checks payable to C.U.S.D. 95. Payment is due at the time of registration.
Pay online with credit card – log onto www.lz95.org – under the Parent link select E-Pay Student Fees. Select Summer
School and then select the appropriate payment for one session or double session. Please make note of the registration
fees by date when paying online. Print your receipt.
Attendance Policy: Consistent attendance is imperative throughout the summer school program. Teachers will be
covering a large amount of information and conducting various activities each day. Attendance will be taken the same as
during the regular school year.
Transportation: SEE TRANSPORTATION INSERT at the end of this document. Bus transportation will be provided
to K-8 District 95 residents and is included in the tuition fee. Please indicate on the registration form if your child will need
bus transportation. This is provided as a privilege to students. A zero tolerance for misconduct will be strictly
enforced. *Please note that bus transportation is not guaranteed for registrations received after the due date of May 16,
2011. Inquiries on transportation can be emailed to: transportationshared@lz95.org
Registration: Please complete the registration form found in this brochure for all K-8 enrichment courses. The
completed form and tuition payment for courses should be mailed to District 95 Summer School Office, 66 Church Street,
Lake Zurich, Illinois 60047; Attention: Gail Drake. No phone registrations can be accepted. Students eligible for Skills
Reinforcement have been contacted by letter and have been asked to complete registration by May 16, 2011. Grade
levels indicated after each course correspond to the student’s grade level during the 2010-11 school year.
Please complete one registration form per child. Additional registration forms are available online at www.lz95.org. All
classes are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis which is determined by the date the registration form is received by
the Summer School Office. Registration forms are due by May 16, 2011.
Course Cancellation: District 95 reserves the right to cancel any course that does not meet the minimum enrollment
requirements.
Refunds: There will be no refunds once classes begin on June 13 unless a course is canceled. Prior to that date, a
written request for a refund should be submitted to the Summer School Office, 66 Church Street, Lake Zurich, Illinois
60047.
Evaluation: All students will receive an evaluation at the conclusion of the program.
Confirmation: Confirmation notices will be mailed toward the end of May.
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Special Notice
District 95 will observe the July 4th Holiday
on Monday, July 4th.
No Summer School on July 4th, we will hold classes
that week Tuesday, July 5th, through Friday, July 8th.
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Bus transportation is provided for classes beginning at 8:30 and after the classes
ending at ll:45.
There will be NO bus transportation after the first session and there will be NO
transportation to the second session.
Inquiries on transportation can be emailed to: transportationshared@lz95.org
Additional registration and transportation forms are available
on the District website: www.lz95.org
Questions?
Summer School Registration: Gail Drake 847-540-3420
Transportation: 847-438-2834
Transportation email: transportationshared@lz95.org
Summer School Principal: Kara Dohman 847-540-3460
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Enrichment Courses
Kindergarten Kick-Off
Double Session
Must be going into Kindergarten in Fall 2011
Ms. Thomas/Ms. Polich
Ms. Schippers/ Ms. Kolden
Calling all new Kindergartners! Come join us for a fun-filled morning of readiness skills that will give you an edge for
the 2011-12 school year. Activities will involve listening skills, following directions, art, music, gym, fine and gross
motor skills, math, science, and reading. If you want a ―taste‖ of Kindergarten, come join us this summer! This is a
perfect class to help your child get ready for kindergarten in the fall. Bus transportation will be provided to K-8
District 95 residents and is included in the tuition fee.
Tumble Fun 1
Session I
Grades K
Ms. Cohen
In this high energy class, students will run, jump, leap, tumble, and play. Through various activities, students will
work on coordination, motor skills, and balance. Games and equipment will be incorporated to promote creativity and
confidence.
Ahoy Mates!
Session I
Grades K-2
Ms. Fenske
Yo-ho-ho Pirates! Now is the time for you to come forward in ―yer‖ pirate-y best! We will be exploring the vast
oceans, the crew aboard the grand ships and the ships themselves over our four-week session! Get ready to dress
the part, speak the language and steer the ships to a variety of destinations, all while learning how to be the best
pirates we can be!
Walk Like an Egyptian!
Session II
Grades K-2
Ms. Fenske
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an Egyptian Pharaoh or Princess? Well now is your chance! In
this class, we will be learning all about the Ancient Egyptian world and will turn our classroom into our own Egyptian
palace! We will be creating Egyptian costumes, cooking and eating Egyptian foods, learning Egyptian dances and so
much more! We hope you can come join us for this adventure to the wonderful land of Egypt!
Art Escapades
Session I
Grades K-2
Ms. Kyrychenko
Join us for a summer art class that will be full of exciting activities. Students will be given the opportunity to read
about many children’s authors and artists. They will create several art projects that will be a combination of
manmade and nature materials. The students will be indoors and outdoors for many of these artistic experiences.
The students will be reading many stories and creating several art projects for famous authors and artists.
Let’s Get Crafty with Reading and Writing
Session I
Grades K-2
Ms. Barnas
Do you love to read? Do you love to write? Do you enjoy making art projects? Come join this class and get to do all
three!! We will dive into some great children books and literature during the four weeks of class. After each book is
read, we will make an awesome art project and also do creative writing to tie it all together. This class will be a great
hands-on learning experience and a literacy rich one, as well. I hope to see you there!
Super Stories with a Science Twist
Session I
Grades K-2
Ms. Bauerle
Join us as we read some super stories and perform some fun science experiments and activities to help teach the
basic skills of scientific inquiry. We will be making a geyser, slime, snow, shrinking marshmallows and much more.
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Deep Sea Ocean Adventures
Session II
Grades K-2
Ms. Kyrychenko
Join us for a summer filled with Deep Sea Ocean Adventures. Students will learn about the ocean and sea creatures
through under water explorations, using their imagination. They will create real life sea adventures. They will learn
about scuba diving and under water exploration. They will be able to use their imagination and learn through
classroom activities about the ocean and sea creatures. The students will make several art projects, have hands on
learning centers and read books about the ocean and the sea.
Creating with the Masters
Session II
Grades K-2
Ms. Bauerle
Come meet famous artists from the Renaissance era all the way through to current day artists. View the pieces that
made them famous and create master pieces of your own!
Jewelling Jewelry
Session I
Grades K-2
Ms. Dehring
Would you like to learn how to make your very own dazzling jewelry? Well now you have the opportunity to get
creative and glamorous! This summer is your chance to handcraft your favorite pieces whether it is bracelets,
necklaces, ankle bracelets, rings or earrings. It is your turn to express your style. Join us for all the jewelry making fun
this summer! You will have so many gorgeous pieces of jewelry to wear next school year, you won’t know which one
to wear first. There will be a $10.00 additional fee per child for supplies for this class.
Painters Party
Session II
Grades K-2
Ms. Dehring
Spend part of your summer painting your ideas! This artistic class will be all about conveying your creative thoughts
by expressing them through paint. Students will learn painting techniques using watercolor and acrylic paints on a
variety of bases such as wood, canvas, paper, and ceramic. Students will learn about famous painters and view
some of their remarkable pieces of artwork. At the end of this course you will have many pieces of original artistic
masterpieces to display and be proud of. There will be a $10 addition fee per child for supplies for this class.
Blood & Guts: An Introduction to the Human Body
Session I
Grades K-2
Ms. Benrus
Have you ever heard the saying ―you only get one‖ about your body? This saying reminds us that we only get one
lifetime to stay healthy and appreciate the unique qualities of our bodies. In this class you are going to learn about all
the incredible magic behind the scenes of the ―human machine‖ and what makes it so special! Come to this fun filled
class to learn about the importance of your five senses, how they work, and to take part in some fun experiments that
test how strong your senses are. We will uncover the mysteries of what is so great about our bones and teeth,
immune system (how we fight germs – ick!), muscles, blood, and the unbelievable and complex human brain. Do you
want to learn how to keep your body healthy? This class is a great opportunity to learn about healthy food choices
and the digestive system. Keeping active will be explored through heart pumping activities, ways to exercise while
you are having fun, and even a bit of some stretchy yoga poses. We are full of some amazing stuff and here is your
chance to learn some general anatomy (what we have) and physiology (how we use it) facts in a fun and comfortable
environment!
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Becoming a Caldecott Artist
Session II
Grades K-2
Ms. Benrus
Have you ever noticed a shiny gold or silver circle on the cover of one of your favorite picture books? These circles
represent either the Caldecott Medal or Honor given to the illustrator of the book. Each year since 1938 the
Association for Library Service to Children has chosen these artists to win based on their artwork in American Picture
Books. In this class we are going to experience the awesome artwork of some fantastic Caldecott artists! During
each session we will have the chance to read a Caldecott Medal or Honor receiving book and then create our own
works of art using the award winning styles of the illustrators. You will be creating your own book of Caldecott
themed art! The history of this award is over sixty years long and the work of the honored artists is very expansive.
This means that we will have the chance to explore many different mediums and techniques! This class is a perfect
opportunity to learn to connect literature to art and share in a rich learning experience along the way!
Let’s Scrapbook
Session II
Grades K-3
Ms. Barnas
Do you love to be creative? Do you have a lot of pictures and you don’t know what to do with them? Come to my
scrapbooking class and you will not be disappointed! During the 4 weeks, you will get to use and experiment with fun
tools, organize page layouts, use stickers and learn how to journal all of your favorite trips and activities into a
scrapbook. Your child will create a lifelong treasure and keepsake. They will want to continue to scrapbook for years
to come! Come and start scrapping with Ms. Barnas! An extra $20 fee will be collected on the first day of class
to offset the extra supplies needed and for the purchase of your album by Ms. Barnas.
Funky Fitness
Session I
Grades K-4
Ms. Amrich
Do you want to spend your summer playing games and running around? How would you like to learn a little
kickboxing, dance, yoga, Pilates, or aerobics? If that sounds like fun to you, then Funky Fitness is the class for you!
In the Funky Fitness class, you will learn lots of fun games and exercises that will help you grow strong and healthy.
Each day will consist of stretching and different kinds of exercise. The games that you learn will be easy to play and
can be played anywhere! You may also demonstrate or teach the class a kind of physical activity that you enjoy
doing! You will learn about foods that are good for your body and how to make healthy choices. You will even get a
chance to learn how to make some healthy and delicious snacks! If this sounds like fun to you, then make sure to
sign up for Funky Fitness this summer!
It’s a Zoo in Here
Session II
Grades K-4
Ms. Amrich
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in a zoo? Well here’s your chance to find out! In this class, you will
choose an animal at the zoo to be. You will be doing research on your animal and presenting to the class. You will
get a chance to build a model of your animal through artwork. You will learn what kind of environment your animal
lives in naturally and how it can be recreated at a zoo. You will learn what kind of foods your animal eats and if it
lives in a group or by itself. You will learn all about the animals that your classmates choose as well. You will learn
how all of these animals are important to the earth and our environment and why it is important to take care of them.
We will be working together to make our zoo successful. So come on and visit the zoo.
Tumble Fun 2
Session II
Grades 1-2
Ms. Cohen
In this high energy class, students will run, jump, leap, tumble, and play. Through various activities, students will
work on coordination, motor skills, and balance. Games and equipment will be incorporated to promote creativity and
confidence.
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P is for Passport
Session II
Grades 1-3
Ms. Reinstein
Pack your bag and get ready to travel! We’ll visit all 7 continents as we travel around the world. Learn about life in
another land, the food, money, games, sports, language, crafts and more. Rest up! You’re going to need your
energy!
Technology
Session II
Grades 1-3
Ms. Doheny
Students will focus on keyboarding skills such as using home row keys; identify numbers, letters, and operational
keys. They will learn the basic word processing skills, such as inserting graphics, changing font, procedures to open
and save documents.
Strategy Games
Session I or II
Grades 1-4-Session 1 or Grades 4-8-Session 2
Ms. Eberle
Do you want to learn strategies; critical thinking and problem solving skills while PLAYING GAMES? Learn new
strategies to play games such as Chess (grades 4-8), Checkers, crossword puzzles, Risk (grades 4-8), Yahtzee,
Scrabble, Sudoku, memory (grades 1-4) and various other games. Come play games against your classmates and
expand your mind at the same time you're having fun!! Session 1 is for grades 1-4 and Session II is for grades 4-8.
Class size limited to 15 students.
Move Over Gulliver!
Session I
Grades 1-4
Ms. Reinstein
Gulliver isn’t the only giant around town! Have you met the BFG or Jack’s giant? Did you know there are giants in
nature, and man-made giants? Let’s have some fun exploring and learning all about the giants of this world-both
fictional and non-fictional.
Art Adventures
Session I or II
Grades 1-5
Ms. Simmons
Are you ready to make art this summer? Come join the fun as we explore ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture and
printing! You will make awesome works of art using clay, watercolor, tempera, ink, wood, and pastel. Students will
also learn about famous artists and create many treasures to take home. You will be walking and talking art. Be part
of the excitement.
Games Galore
Session II
Grades 1-5
Ms. Mueller
Do you love playing capture the flag, kickball, or battleship? Would you like to learn some fun new activities to play?
Come join us as we run around and play all sorts of games. We will play games, have relay races, and even create
new activities to play together. If you have lots of energy and want to have fun, join us this summer!
Like Cooking? Like Movies? Join Kids Are Cooks
Session I
Grades 1-5
Ms. Flanagan-Frankl
Who doesn’t like movies and food? In this class, we will watch one of the fifty best children’s movies ever and cook a
surprise food related to the movie. My Life as a Dog for example might find us making edible ―dog/child‖ biscuits!
There will be a $25.00 additional fee per child for supplies for this class. Class size is limited to 15 students.
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And...ACTION
Session I
Grades 2-4
Ms. Ferry
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a movie set? Explore what happens while exploring
films from many different genres that explore many different messages. Students will be engaged in discussions
about the movies, themes, and technicality.
We Do Legos
Session I
Grades 2-4
Ms. Burvikovs
Are you a future scientist, engineer, or mathematician? Do you like the challenge of building and working with
Legos? This class will give you the opportunity to build and program a working model, such as dancing birds, a
spinning top or drumming monkey and many more!
World Explorer
Session 1
Grades 2-5
Ms. Horn
When your friends ask you what you did this summer, wouldn’t it be cool if you could say you traveled the world?
Now you can! We’ll create passports to track our journey as the classroom is transformed into a new and exciting
country each day! On our vacation, we will listen to music and stories from over a dozen countries, play games, taste
treats of the land, learn how to say ―hello‖ in a over a dozen languages, make native crafts, learn cultural dances, and
much more! You’ll even get to create a country of your very own!
Kitchen Chemistry
Session II
Grades 2-5
Ms. Horn
Is it possible to make spaghetti dance? Can you make your own play dough or slime? Why does invisible ink work?
How can vinegar and baking soda inflate a balloon? Find out the answer to these questions and more by doing fun,
hands-on experiments each day in Kitchen Chemistry!
Healthy Body, Healthy Me
Session I
Grades 2-5
Ms. Mueller
Have you ever played a tag game where candy and cookies can ―freeze‖ you, but an orange or apple can ―unfreeze‖
you? Do you love playing games? Do you want to learn more about food you eat? In this fun class we will learn
about healthy foods and healthy exercise, while playing exciting new activities. We will learn about the heart and
what makes it beat faster, while playing games too. If you love to play and want to learn how to stay healthy, come
join us for a fun adventure this summer!
Summer Strumming 1-Beginning
Session I
Grades 2-8
Mr. Danz
Beginning Guitar and Multi-Track Recording - This exciting course for new guitarists will cover essential topics such
as care and maintenance of the instrument, tuning, and reading guitar chord diagrams and lead sheets. Students will
learn techniques and styles including finger-picking in a classical style and playing chords and melodies with a guitar
pick. In addition to guitar technique, students will learn about multi-track recording using Audacity. We will regularly
record ourselves playing, and students will gain a basic understanding of how to use this wonderful (and free)
recording program. Students are welcome to bring their own guitars. In addition, there are 10 guitars students can
use at the school that will be distributed on a first come first serve basis. So, sign up early if you need a guitar. In
addition, you can rent a guitar from Offbeat music in Lake Zurich by the month for a $30 charge. Please contact Mr.
Danz for guitar rental options at Michael.danz@lz95.org.
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Sew, You Want to Know How to Sew?
Session II
Grades 3-5
Ms.Ferry
What is more fun than making something you can wear, making a present for a friend or family member, and being
creative? Students will be actively engaged in learning to sew and complete various projects throughout the course.
There will be teacher assistance but a lot of freedom for creative minds! If you want to get creative this summer, think
about sewing!
Creating with Chocolate
Session II
Grades 3-5
Ms. Flanagan-Frankl
Is chocolate one of your favorite foods? Join us as we create exciting, edible treats including Frightfully Delicious
Spiders, Chocolate Haystacks, Chocolate Marshmallow Pilgrims’ Hats, and more! We will enjoy one of the fifty best
children’s movies ever while creating chocolate dishes which match the movie theme. There will be a $25.00
additional fee per child for supplies for this class. Class size is limited to 15 students.
Multimedia Presentations
Session I
Grades 3-5
Ms. Doheny
Students will focus on research skills and how to navigate the Internet. The information obtained will be applied to
different programs such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher. We will also learn how to create a web page in
FrontPage. The class will also cover keyboarding skills.
iHablemos en Español!
Session I
Grades 3-6
Ms. Flores
Come and learn a language that is spoken in over 20 countries around the world. You’ll have fun learning Spanish
through games, videos, art projects, stories, dancing and songs. This class is intended for students with little or no
previous study of Spanish.
jContinuemos estudiando el Español!
Session II
Grades 3-6
Ms. Flores
This class is designed for students who have studied Spanish before including having taken Spanish in previous
summer school sessions. Students will continue to build larger vocabularies and learn some basic grammar that will
help prepare them for the Middle School levels in District 95. Vocabulary and grammar will be learned through
games and activities. We will also continue the cultural aspect of learning Spanish through food units, stories and
songs.
Sports and Sportsmanship
Session I or II
Grades 3-6
Mr. Inion
In our class, we will be using sports as an avenue to learn confidence, integrity and life skills. Students will learn the
importance of fair play on fields, courts and sporting arenas. I will be teaching sports etiquette, effective
communication skills and physical and written methods. We will incorporate current NBA, WNBA, NFL, NHL, MLB,
and PGA stars for illustrative purposes.
A Picture Tells a Thousand Words
Session I
Grades 3-6
Ms. Smith
Want to Wow your teachers, friends, and relatives with a simple presentation? In this class you will learn how to
use PhotoStory to create a digital story. By using images, narration, and text, students will create an intricate looking
presentation through a simple software program. Photostory is easy to use for even the youngest students. Come
have some fun and turn a simple picture into a multimedia project! Students need to bring their own flash drive to
class.
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Creative Writing and Acting
Session I
Grades 4-8
Ms. Elowson
This course will help students explore the writing practices of character, plot and setting development for growing
creative writers. Each day a short story will be read aloud to students as an example. Students will create their own
stories, characters, dialogue etc. They will then perform them in a play! It is fun for students to see his or her writing
come to life!!
Volleyball Frenzy
Session II
Grades 4-8
Ms.Elowson
This course will help students learn the fundamentals of volleyball. Students will work on passing, setting, and
serving skills as well as learn the rules of the game through practice and scrimmage games. The teamwork
atmosphere will provide a fun and exciting place for students to learn new skills and to come have fun with a great
sport!
Bridge Construction Project
Session 1
Grades 4-8
Ms. Price
You don’t have to be an engineer to build our bridges, just be willing to work on a team and work with your hands!
Join us for this hands-on course of bridge design, and destruction. We will research types of bridges and our teams
will compete to build the strongest bridge. We need a minimum of 20 students for this activity to be fun! Everyone is
welcome to join us as we compete to build the strongest bridge!
Math Art
Session II
Grades 4-8
Ms. Price
Anything can be art, even math! Come join us for a fun art class that uses ideas from geometry to create drawings
and sculptures. You don’t have to be an artist or a mathematician to enjoy this class. Just bring your colored pencils
and your ruler and you’re ready to go!
MindStorm Legos
Session II
Grades 4-8
Ms. Burvikovs
Are you a future scientist, engineer, or mathematician? Do you like the challenge of building and working with
Legos? This class will give you the opportunity to build and program a working model that respond to sound, sight or
touch.
Summer Strumming II-Intermediate
Session II
Grades 4-8
Mr. Danz
This course is for guitarists who already have some prior guitar experience and knowledge, and will briefly cover, but
go beyond, the skills and techniques listed in the Beginning Guitar class. This intermediate course will include
acoustic, classical and electric guitar techniques and concepts including improvisation, scales, arpeggios, right-hand
tapping, as well as rhythm and soloing techniques. A major goal of the course is to provide students with information
and skills they can use as they continue to learn independently upon the completion of our class. In addition to guitar
technique, students will learn about multi-track recording using Audacity. We will regularly record ourselves playing,
and students will gain a basic understanding of how to use this wonderful (and free) recording program. Students are
welcome to bring their own guitars. In addition, there are 10 guitars students can use at the school that will be
distributed on a first come first serve basis. So, sign up early if you need a guitar. In addition, you can rent a guitar
from Offbeat music in Lake Zurich by the month for a $30 charge. Please contact Mr. Danz for guitar rental options at
Michael.danz@lz95.org.
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Cheerleading
Session II
Grades 4-8
Ms. Popielewski
Do you want to be a Lake Zurich Cheerleader? Then sign up to learn the basics of stunting, motions, cheering,
jumping and tumbling. By the end of the summer you will learn a great routine that you can show off to your friends.
Sports Madness
Session I
Grades 4-8
Ms. Popielewski
Are you looking to have a fun time while staying active this summer? Sports Madness is perfect for you then. Every
week we focus on a different sport; learning the rules and putting them into action. By the end of the summer you will
have experience playing sports such as Softball, Dodgeball, Soccer, and Ultimate Frisbee. Staying active has never
been so much fun.
Monopoly meets Sim City
Session I
Grades 4-8
Ms. Hurt
Have you ever wanted to create your own city? This is your chance to design, run, and sustain a classroom mini-city
while striving to accumulate money and assets in this simulation dealing with local government and economics.
"Citizens" plan the city's geographical and political structure, elect officials, appoint individuals to city positions—such
as bank president, police chief, and postmaster—and learn to manage money while buying and selling property in
order to replicate the governmental workings of a modern city.
Welcome to Science Fair
Session II
Grades 4-8
Ms. Hurt
The science fair projects at School have disappeared and it's up to you to solve the mystery! In groups you will
complete activities to earn clues, while individual team members will complete Investigations to learn about places
the projects could be hidden. Learn how to conduct experiments using the scientific method, record data in science
fair notebooks and create graphs and display boards. After learning how to make a project a success, you will have
the chance to evaluate several projects in the role of Science Fair Judge along with showcasing your own project!
Presentations with Power
Session II
Grades 4-8
Ms. Smith
Get some power behind your next presentation! In this class, you will learn how to use PowerPoint to create a
presentation with multimedia effects, which include sound, animations, and a video montage. This class is for
beginning PowerPoint users and those who already know the basics but want to learn more and refine their
PowerPoint presentations. Students need to bring their own flash drive to class.
Mosaic Art
Session I
Grades 5-8
Ms. Bevan
Do you like mosaics? If so, come do some mosaic art with us this summer! Students who sign up for this course will
help create some kind of public mosaic art around Middle School North as well as something for themselves to take
home. Students are to bring in an unglazed, terra cotta flower pot and some mosaic materials such as tiles, rocks,
marbles, etc. to create their take-home project.
Novel vs. Movie
Session I or II
Grades 5-8
Ms. Gajda
Students will read a novel and then watch a movie that was based on that particular novel. Students will have lively
discussions based on the comparison/contrast of the two. The following novels are possibilities for this course (if time
allows during the session, we may read a second novel and watch a second movie): Bridge to Terabithia, Because
of Winn Dixie, The Witches, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, Charlotte’s Web, or
Holes. The first day of class will be a ―get to know you‖ session and the class will choose which novel/movie will be
compared/contrasted. Students will be expected to ue their own library cards and/or money to borrow or
purchase a copy of this book by the next day.
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Lake Zurich Community Unit School District 95
2011 Summer School Program
Enrichment Course Registration
***One form per student***
Additional forms are available on www.lz95.org
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COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION FORM FOR BUS NEEDS
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Please send the completed registration form (and transportation form, if needed) along with payment to:
Summer School Office
Attention: Gail Drake
66 Church Street
Lake Zurich, IL 60047
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The application deadline for all courses is May 16. Classes are offered on a first-come, first serve basis.
Questions should be directed to the Summer School Office at 540-3420.
Tuition Fees: Please make checks payable to CUSD 95. Early Registration - Each K-8 enrichment course is
$150.00. Payment information is on the back. Registration May 17 and after - $175/session
Please number your choices 1, 2, 3 for Sessions I AND/OR Session II. Choose only classes that interest you, and
those you are willing to accept placement in. If the first choice is filled, the student will be placed in the second-class
choice and so on. Registration forms with no alternative selections will be returned if the class of choice is filled or
canceled. Grade levels indicated after each course correspond to the student’s grade level during the 20102011 school year. We cannot register students for a class at a higher or lower grade level.
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ENRICHMENT COURSES
Indicate your first, second and third choices. Choose only classes that interest you and which you will accept
placement. Students are placed in classes in order of receipt of applications. If a first choice is filled, the student will be
placed in the second class choice, and so on.
You must register for the grade level the student completed in the 2010-11 school year. We cannot register students for
a class at a higher or lower grade level.
st
1 choice__________________________________
nd
2 choice __________________________________
rd
3 choice __________________________________
st
1 choice________________________________
nd
2 choice ________________________________
rd
3 choice ________________________________
Kindergarten Kick-Off: Pre-K (double session=$290.00 by May 16)
Session I (8:30-10:00 a.m.)
Session II (10:15-11:45 a.m.)
Tumble Fun 1 (K)
Walk Like an Egyptian (K-2)
Ahoy Mates (K-2)
Deep Sea Ocean Adventures (K-2)
Art Escapades (K-2)
Creating with the Masters (K-2)
Let’s Get Crafty with Reading and Writing (K-2)
Painters Party (K-2)
Super Stories With a Science Twist (K-2)
Becoming a Caldecott Artist (K-2)
Jewelling Jewelry (K-2)
Let’s Scrapbook (K-3)
Blood & Guts (K-2)
It’s a Zoo in Here (K-4)
Funky Fitness (K-4)
Tumble Fun 2 (1-2)
Strategy Games (1-4)
P is for Passport (1-3)
Move over Gulliver (1-4)
Technology (1-3)
Art Adventures (1-5)
Art Adventures (1-5)
Kids are Cooks (1-5)
Games Galore (1-5)
And...ACTION (2-4)
Kitchen Chemistry (2-5)
We Do Legos (2-4)
Sew, You Want to Know How to Sew (3-5)
World Explorer (2-5)
Creating with Chocolate (3-5)
Healthy Body, Healthy Me (2-5)
jContinuemos estudiano el Español! (3-6)
Summer Strumming 1 (2-8)
Sports and Sportsmanship (3-6)
Multimedia Presentations (3-5)
Strategy Games (4-8)
iHablemos en español! (3-6)
Volleyball Frenzy (4-8)
Sports and Sportsmanship (3-6)
Math Art (4-8)
A Picture Tells a Thousand Words (3-6)
MindStorm Legos (4-8)
Creative Writing and Acting (4-8)
Summer Strumming II (4-8)
Bridge Construction Project (4-8)
Cheerleading (4-8)
Sports Madness (4-8)
Welcome to Science Fair (4-8)
Monopoly meets Sim City (4-8)
Presentations with Power (4-8)
Mosaic Art (5-8)
Novel vs Movie (5-8)
Novel vs Movie (5-8)
Payment Information
Early Registration fee (March – May 16): $150.00/session, $290/double session.
Regular registration fee (May 17-June): $175/session/ $340/double session.
Out of district tuition is $205.00 per course.
Method of payment
Check – please enclose check, made payable to CUSD 95, with the registration form.
Check # ________________
Credit card payments – please log onto www.lz95.og. Under the “For Parent” tab, click on E-Pay
Student Fees. Please send your registration form to the Summer School Office or fax your registration form to
847-438-9618.
SUMMER SCHOOL
BUS SERVICE 2011
NAME _____________________ ROUTE #_______SENT TO SCHOOL_____
Session: ______1 ______2 ______Both
Parent/Guardian Agreement:
(OFFICE USE ONLY)
I understand that it is the school district’s policy for students to use the same bus stop every day. This rule is intended to
ensure safe and orderly transportation of the students. There is a limited capacity to each bus and students must be assigned
to a specific route. The Transportation Department will honor one pick-up address and one drop-off address per student. If
my student will not be using the same pick-up address and/or drop-off address consistently four days per week, I will be
responsible for supplying alternative transportation for my student.
PARENT SIGNATURE:
STUDENT NAME:
2010-11 GRADE:
PARENT INFORMATION
Parent name __________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________
Home Phone ____________
Date _________________
E-MAIL____________________________
Work Phone Number ____________
Cell Phone ____________
CHILDCARE PROVIDER INFORMATION (If applicable)
Name ___________________________________________
Phone Number ___________
CHILDCARE PROVIDER
Address _____________________________________________________________
Contact Person and Phone Number __________________________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR D95 TRANSPORTATION:
(These instructions are to inform the D95 Transportation Department what services your student will require. Please be aware,
not everyone’s situation is the same. Some students’ daily activity schedules change; not requiring consistent D95
Transportation all four days. For example; some students are transported home Mon, Tues, Thurs and a parent transports
Wednesday. There are many students with many individual needs. To supply the safest transportation possible; it is helpful
that the Transportation Department and Summer School Bus Driver be aware of these schedule inconsistencies.)
Indicate who is to transport your student to school:
DISTRICT 95
CHILDCARE PROVIDER
PARENT/OTHER __________________
Circle what days District 95 Transportation will transport your student to school: M T W TH
Provide the address District 95 Transportation should use when determining your student’s
pick up location:
Indicate who is to transport your student after school:
DISTRICT 95
CHILDCARE PROVIDER
PARENT/OTHER __________________
Circle what days District 95 Transportation will transport your student after school: M T W TH
Provide the address District 95 Transportation should use when determining your student’s
drop off location:
ENCLOSE THIS FORM WITH YOUR SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION BY May 16, 2010
PLEASE NOTE: Busing will only be provided TO Session 1 and take home AFTER Session 2.