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Join the Exciting 5th Grade Science Camp 2013 at Prescott Pines, Arizona!

The 5th Grade Science Camp, led by Cassie Curran and her dedicated team, is designed to provide students with a unique hands-on learning experience. Scheduled for November 13-15, 2013, at Prescott Pines, Arizona, the camp fosters ownership of learning through various engaging activities. Eligibility is open to all 5th graders, costing approximately $175 per student, which includes transportation, meals, lodging, and supplies. Parents are encouraged to participate, especially if behavior concerns arise. Join us for an unforgettable educational adventure!

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Join the Exciting 5th Grade Science Camp 2013 at Prescott Pines, Arizona!

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  1. Science Camp 2013Questions & Answers Presented by the 5th Grade Team: Cassie Curran, Sarilyn Larchick, Bonnie Grumski, Deanna Hansen, Kelly Murrieta, and Ken Zarnick

  2. Science Camp November 2013 • It is our goal to provide 5th graders with a feeling of ownership in their learning. This hands-on approach is an experience that will last your child a lifetime! • Camp will be at Prescott Pines in Prescott, Arizona. November 13, 14, 15 • Students and adults are housed in dormitory style cabins.

  3. Some of the Lodging

  4. Science Camp Details:It is our goal to have every 5th grader attend camp. • Eligibility • All 5th grade students are eligible. • Behavior • If behavior is a concern a parent may be required to chaperone their child while at camp.

  5. Science Camp Costs • Total cost approximately $24,000.00 -Approximately $175.00 per student –Funding Options 1. Tax Credit $200-$400 2.Write a check for $175

  6. What Does My $175.00 Pay For? • $4000-Chartered buses to and from camp • $16000-Camp • Meals for three days • Cabins-3 days and 2 nights • Extra Curricular Fun • Supplies • Bridges • Simple Machines • Inquiry Materials

  7. General Information • Supply List to follow • Permission Slips to follow • Wednesday-Leave 9:00ish • Friday return-Return 2:00ish • Will need to be picked up • Students choose cabins • Teachers choose classes

  8. More General Information • There will be a nurse on duty • Medication can be administered (must complete a form and have signed by doctor) • Students will need to pack a lunch the first day of camp.

  9. Overview of a Day at Camp • 6-7am Wake-up/Showers • 7-8am Breakfast • 8-12pm 4 Class Sessions • 12-1pm Lunch • 1-5pm 4 Class Sessions • 5-6pm Dinner • 6:00-8:00pm Supervised activity (Parent Break) • 8:00-9:00pm Free time (supervised) • 9:00pm In cabins • 9:30pm Lights out!

  10. 2 Inquiry Classes Egg Drop Survival 2 General Classes Seatbelt safety Lights, Camera, Action 2 Team Building / Problem Solving Bridges Challenge Course 6 Content Classes (simple machines) Pulleys Wheel and Axle Lever Wedge Inclined Plane Screw Science Camp Class Classes

  11. How Can I Help? • Come to camp • Help plan classes • Help get supplies

  12. Are there any questions?

  13. Science Camp Meeting Act II Info for parents planning on attending camp

  14. Chaperone Responsibilities • Must have fingerprints done • Last chance is Tues 2pm-4pm at the District Office. • Commit to the entire camp • Help in a class • Leader • Helper • Attend a “Class” meeting • Cabin Parent 3-5 students

  15. More Chaperone Responsibilities • Supervise students (safety) • Role Model • School rules apply to camp • No alcohol • No tobacco products

  16. Info for Chaperones • Driving up • Carpool • Early Group • In a class (most of the time) • Looking for one person “in charge”

  17. Classes • 2 Inquiry Classes -Structures -Survival • 2 General Classes -Seatbelt Safety -Lights, Camera, Action • 2 Team Building Classes -Bridges -Challenge Course • 6 Content Classes (simple machines) -Pulleys -Wheel and Axle -Lever -Wedge -Inclined Plane -Screw

  18. Any Questions? • You can also contact your child’s teacher with any further questions. • Sign up • Name, child’s teacher, e-mail address, fingerprint status • Teacher will contact group soon to set up a meeting time.

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