Cuesta College Community Programs
(Bldg 4700, San Luis Obispo
Cuesta College Campus on Hwy 1)
PO Box 8106, San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8106
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 2010. 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
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College for Kids
Registration NOT accepted by phone
Online
Registration closes Thursday at Noon before session begins
College
for Kids 4th Grade Camp
August
2 - 5, 2010
Mon – Thurs, 9am-12pm
Course# 400CFK.210
Fee: $80
 Register
Online
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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.
Please
print this information regarding 4th Grade Camp
General Guidelines & Parent/Guardian
& Student Orientation
Orientation: Thursday, July
29, 6pm, Rm 4710
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Art,
Margaret
Archuleta; Room 4750
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 4710
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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