This course will encourage your child’s passion for creative writing while they receive instruction about what a podcast is and how to make one. The class will listen and react to a range of podcasts before we create one together. Students will respond to writing prompts related to podcast episode topics. Spotify for Podcasters will be used to capture audio recordings of student writing. Podcast episodes will be shared on the last day with original clips from every student.
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Dates: 06/17-06/28 (no class on 06/19) Time: 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM FREE LUNCH AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED (10 AM to 10:30 AM) Location: RUHS (). Grade Level: 6, 7, 8 Enrichment Course Description: -
Dates: 06/17-06/28 (no class on 06/19) Time: Choose between an early morning session (8:00 AM to 10:00 AM) or a late morning session (10:30 AM to 12:30 PM) FREE LUNCH AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED (10 AM to 10:30 AM) Location: RUHS (). Grade Level: 6, 7 Enrichment Course description: This course aims to:- prep incoming 6th grade students for Compacted Math module and
- help rising 7th grade students review the math concepts taught during Compacted Math in 6th grade
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Dates: 06/17-06/28 (no class on 06/19) Time: Choose between an early morning session (8:00 AM to 10:00 AM) or a late morning session (10:30 AM to 12:30 PM) FREE LUNCH AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED (10 AM to 10:30 AM) Location: RUHS (). Grade Level: 6, 7, 8 Enrichment Course description: Students learn the fundamentals of public speaking and argumentation and they develop core presentation and debating skills that boost confidence and self-esteem. -
Dates: 06/17-06/28 (no class on 06/19) Time: Choose between an early morning session (8:00 AM to 10:00 AM) or a late morning session (10:30 AM to 12:30 PM) FREE LUNCH AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED (10 AM to 10:30 AM) Location: RUHS (). Grade Level: 6, 7, 8 Enrichment Course Description: This course is designed to introduce middle school students to the world of stock trading and economics. Throughout the course, students will explore basic economic concepts such as supply and demand, inflation, and market competition, as well as learning about stock trading strategies and investment principles. The course will cover the following topics:- Students will learn about the basic principles of economics, including supply and demand, market equilibrium, and inflation.
- Trading strategies: Students will learn about different trading strategies, including value investing, growth investing, and day trading.
- Investment principles: Students will learn about the importance of diversification, risk management, and portfolio management in making investment decisions.
- Real-world applications: Students will apply their knowledge of stock trading and economics to real-world scenarios, including current events and historical trends.
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Dates: 06/17-06/28 (no class on 06/19) Time: Choose between an early morning session (8:00 AM to 10:00 AM) or a late morning session (10:30 AM to 12:30 PM) FREE LUNCH AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED (10 AM to 10:30 AM) Location: RUHS (). Grade Level: 6, 7, 8 Enrichment Course description: Unlock the magic of the stage and dive into the captivating world of theatre with our comprehensive course designed specifically for middle school-aged students. "Exploring Theatre Arts" is an immersive and hands-on experience that introduces students to various aspects of theatre in a professional and supportive environment. Course Objectives: Script Analysis: ● Learn the art of script analysis by exploring the nuances of symbolism, plot development, and character perspectives. ● Develop critical thinking skills through in-depth discussions on the thematic elements of selected scripts. Set Design: ● Gain practical knowledge of set design principles, including spatial awareness, functionality, and visual storytelling. ● Engage in hands-on activities to design and create miniature sets for selected scenes. Costume Design: ● Explore the role of costumes in conveying character traits, historical periods, and symbolism within a production. ● Design costume pieces that bring characters to life on stage. Directing Two-Person Scenes: ● Learn the fundamentals of directing, including blocking, character motivation, and collaboration. ● Collaborate with peers to direct and perform in two-person scenes, putting theory into practice. Collaborative Creativity: ● Foster teamwork and communication skills by working on group projects, combining talents to bring a unified vision to the stage. ● Participate in brainstorming sessions and group discussions to enhance creativity and problem-solving skills -
Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
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Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
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Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
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Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
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Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
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Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
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Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
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Duration: 3 week course (12 instruction days)- Week of June 17 (no classes on Jun 19)
- Week of Jun 24
- Week of July 1 (no classes on Jul 4 and Jul 5)
- Basic Anatomy
- Armature Construction
- Modeling Techniques
- Simple Mold-Making