4th Grade Camp Page

College for Kids Program Partially Underwritten by:

Cuesta College Community Programs

Phone: (805) 546-3132; Fax: (805) 546-3107

College for Kids

FABULOUS Fourth GRADE CAMP

For the child entering the 4th grade

An exciting 4-day camp at the San Luis Obispo Campus designed for students entering the 4th grade in Fall of 2008. Campers are supervised as they rotate to 3 subjects each day. They experience hands-on art activities, active keyboard and computer operations, and in science, they will explore the world.

Held on the San Luis Obispo Campus in Bldg 4700

Please print this information regarding 4th Grade Camp
General Guidelines & Parent Orientation
Orientation: Thur, July 24, 6-7pm, Rm 4760

Evaluation Form

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College for Kids Registration NOT accepted by phone

Online Registration closes Thursday at Noon before session begins

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Register online below with your Visa, Master Charge or Discover Card
or Print Registration Form to complete and mail in with your check
or fax to (805) 546-3107.

If you would like your student in the same rotation as a friend or relative,
please register both students at the same time. We will do our best to
accommodate your request.

College for Kids 4th Grade Camp
Jul 28 - 31, 2008
Mon – Thurs, 9am-12pm
Course# 400CFK.208
Fee: $80
Register Online

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Art, Margaret Archuleta; Room 4720
Explore art techniques in various types of art media. This class offers creative expression while promoting different approaches to drawing and watercolor painting. Projects help develop hand-to-eye coordination. Please dress appropriately, as this class is "hands-on."

Computers, Heather Burchmore; Room 4740
This class includes an introduction to the keyboard, keyboard operations and using a word processor. Students will learn different aspects of the Office Professional package using Word, PowerPoint, and MS Publisher.

Science, Karen Poland; Room 4750
Explore the World in four exciting days! Learn about marine science -- animals in and out of the ocean; and, terrestrial animals -- the skins, bones, teeth and skulls of animals that live on land. We will study geology -- exploring our planet Earth through rocks and minerals. Then bugs! Look at the world of insects -- how is a spider different from a beetle? We will compare insects on land and water. Finally soil -- we will explore soil and the creatures (decomposers) that live in it.

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