cascade christian schools thrive summer programs

Frederickson Campus

3425 176th Street E • 253-537-9339

McAlder Campus

Our Puyallup camp has moved just three miles

from the JH/HS to our new campus in the

Sumner/Orting Valley!

15502 96th Street E, Puyallup • 253-256-4382

Tacoma Campus

1819 E 72nd Street • 253-473-0590

JH/HS Campus

811 21st Street SE, Puyallup • 253-293-9182

(select Sports Clinics)

Summer opportunities are also available for Preschool and Kindergarten students ages 3-5 at our Early Learning Centers in:Frederickson • 3425 176th Street E, 253-537-5195Puyallup • 1818 S Meridian, 253-848-7165Tacoma • 1819 E 72nd Street, 253-473-0590Call Campus for details.

Summer Fun at F OUR locations!

To enroll, go to www.cascadechristian.org

and click on the Thrive Summer Programs icon.

No online access?

Call 253-841-1776 for assistance.

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THRIVE Summer Programs includes nine exciting weeks of:Day Camp: The Great Outdoors!Fun Outdoor themes each week. Field trips, swimming and

special guests add to the summer fun!See pages 3–5

Enrichment Classes:A great option to provide students with ways to learn and

experience something new over the summer!See pages 11–17

Sports Clinics and Camps:Helping to develop fundamental sports-specific skills.See pages 7–8

Leadership Training:For all Junior High campers.See page 6 for more information

NEW this year – Camp Invention!This week-long STEM camp will inspire students to be confident in their natural ability to dream and create!See pages 9–10 for more information

THRIVE 2014 is open to all children entering 1st through

6th grades. (K-8th grade at McAlder)

Summer doesn’t have to be boring!Your children wil l THRIVE with Cascade

Christian Schools’ Summer Programs!

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THRIVE Day CampThe Great Outdoors!

• Open 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

(Frederickson opens at 6:00 a.m.)

• New, and exciting themes each week

• Nutritional snacks provided

• Field trips

Week Weekly ThemeFocus

Scripture

1 Getting your bearings Spiritual Compass:

the Holy Spirit

John 14:26

2 Pitch a tentFinish what you start. 1 Thessalonians 5:11

3 On the Hiking Trail Allow God to direct your

path.

Isaiah 2:5

4 Rock Climbing We can do anything

through Christ.

Philippians 4:13

5 Star/Sky Gazing God created the

heavens.

1 Corinthians 15:41;

Genesis 9:12-13

6 CampfireGod can light a fire in us

that will never go out.

Hebrews 12:29

7 FishingWe can be fishers

of men.

Mark 1:17

8 Nature’s Creatures Seek GodProverbs 2:4-5

9 Great Outdoor BBQ Read God’s Word and

do what it says!

Psalm 119:10

• Swimming

• Wild Waves (optional)

• Enrichment C lasses (optional)

• Al l District Special Camp Events

• Sensational Guests!

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Day Camp CostsTHRIVE Day Camp Registration Fee: The annual non-refundable

registration fee of $100 must accompany the registration form.

Current CCS families may pay at their campus office, by PayPal online,

or on their RenWeb account through PayNow. Note: Registration is not

complete until registration fee is paid, and all paperwork is submitted.Day Camp Weekly Fee: Includes all materials, snacks, camp T-shirt,

swimming and field trips.5 days per week: $175 per week4 days per week: $155 per week 3 days or less per week: $121 per week

Register before May 31 and save 10% off of every week’s tuition all summer

long! For full-time campers, that’s over $157 in savings!A 10% sibling discount applies to weekly tuition for each additional student

from the same family attending Thrive Summer Day Camp (excludes Junior

Counselors).

How to EnrollAdmission to THRIVE Day Camp is processed on a first-come, first-served

basis. To reserve your space, go to www.cascadechristian.org and click on the

Thrive Summer Programs icon.If you have questions, or don’t have online access, call the District Office at

253-841-1776.

Summer SwimmingSwimming at Stewart Heights (1st-8th grade) (Included in camp cost)

Swimming Schedule: Mondays for Tacoma and Frederickson camps and

Tuesdays for McAlder. A life jacket or a signed life jacket waiver will be

required for all students. (Life jackets are not provided by Thrive Summer

Camp.)

Wild Waves (Optional Add-on Program for 5th grade and up)

Wild Waves Program Fee: $50Wild Waves Discounted Season Pass (for registered day campers) $70

Campers entering 5th grade through 8th grade in the fall may add-on the

all-day Tuesday trip to Wild Waves. The $50 fee covers additional staff as

well as transportation costs from the McAlder campus. (Frederickson and

Tacoma campers adding-on Wild Waves must check-in/out at the McAlder

camp on Tuesdays).Wild Waves fee covers a maximum of 8 sessions (weather

permitting). Season passes are recommended and may be purchased through

CCS for $70 through a special CCS/Wild Waves promotion.

• Swimming

• Wild Waves (optional)

• Enrichment C lasses (optional)

• Al l District Special Camp Events

• Sensational Guests!

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Billing/Payments

The first two weeks of camp will be billed and due by the first day of

camp. Beginning June 23, THRIVE Day Camp (full-day campers) will be

billed in advance for two-week intervals. A $12.50 fee will be charged if

payment is not received by the billing due date. Payment may be made

at the site or mailed to the District Office. See payment schedule online

for billing dates.

Schedule Changes (add, drop or withdrawal)

When registering, to ensure proper staffing and materials, you must

indicate the days your child will be present at camp. In the event that

you need to make changes to your child’s attendance schedule, ADD/

DROP forms are available in each camp office. A change fee may apply.

Changes must be made by noon on Fridays.

Add: Additional days may be added with Site Coordinator permission

only. Payment for additional days added after statements have been

mailed (check the Billing Cycle) must accompany a THRIVE 2014 ADD

form.

Drop: Scheduled days may be dropped at any time. Dropping a day (or

days) will result in a credit ONLY if the signed THRIVE 2014 DROP form is

received a minimum of one full week in advance of the day dropped.

Involuntary Withdrawal/Dismissal: Each THRIVE Site Coordinator

reserves the right to request withdrawal of any THRIVE Day Camp,

Enrichment Class or Leadership student whose conduct is deemed

undesirable or unsatisfactory. Failure to conform to camp standards of

behavior may result in immediate dismissal without refund.

Billing Questions?

Call the Business Department

at 253-841-1776, or email

[email protected]

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(McAlder Campus only) For all Junior High students, camp includes exciting day camp activities and field trips, plus participation in leadership training activities that concentrate on positive reinforcement, mentoring, responsibility and trust. They also have the option to add the Tuesday Wild Waves trip (see details under “Summer Swimming” - page 4).The Junior Counselor Program:Registered McAlder Campus campers who are entering at least 7th

grade in the fall may apply for a limited number of positions as Junior Counselors. Junior Counselors will participate in all THRIVE Leadership activities in a leadership capacity, receive a 40% discount on their weekly summer camp tuition, and attend a special Junior Counselor party.Junior Counselors assist staff by organizing and participating in games, activities, arts and crafts, and field trips with the campers. They serve as Christian examples by demonstrating the 3R’s (respect, responsibility and positive relationships) towards campers, other JCs, and staff. To become a Junior Counselor: First, register for camp. Then, apply to be a Junior Counselor by emailing two letters of recommendation: one from a teacher, and another from a pastor or youth pastor, to Kathi Renn (Puyallup Site Coordinator) at [email protected]. Registration for leadership does not automatically guarantee JC acceptance. Selection of Junior Counselors is based on availability, letters of recommendation, and personal interview during the first week of camp.

Leadership Training

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Sports Camps and C linics

Boys’ Basketball Camp - $75

Emphasis on: Individual Offense, Team Offense, Ball Handling, Individual

& Team Defense, Speed and Agility. Camp includes a souvenir basketball,

T-shirt, fundamental focus, games, competitions, prizes and awards, and

interaction with special guest speakers and coaches. Camp Director:

Cascade Christian High School Varsity Coach Jerry Williams. For

questions, please call: 253-370-5870.

1st-8th Week 4 July 14, 15, 16, 17 CCJH/HS 1-4:30 p.m.

Girls’ Basketball Camp - $75

This is a competitive basic skills camp in a fun-filled atmosphere.

Campers will learn all aspects of basketball, including team, individual,

offensive and defensive skills. Camp includes individual skills

competitions and team games. Coach: Bryan Peterson

3rd-8th Week 4 July 15, 16, 17, 18 CCJH/HS 9 a.m.-noon

CCHS Summer Cheer Clinic - $60

Cheerleaders will learn chants, a camp cheer and a short dance to

perform for their family and friends on the final day of the clinic (8/14).

They will also participate in cheer crafts while spending one-on-one

time with the CCHS Cheerleaders. Clinic Coach: Head Cascade Christian

High School Varsity Coach, Brittany Cleary. She cheered competitively

for four years, winning state and national titles. She then completed her

cheerleading career at Western Washington University. She is excited to

be a part of a great program at CCS and have the opportunity to share

the program with you!

K-6 Week 8 August 11, 13, 15 McAlder 9 a.m.–noon

Sports-specif ic Camps and C linics are offered to al low children and youth the opportunity to develop fundamental skil ls for participation and competition.

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June Cougar Football Clinic - $60 (includes a T-shirt)

Instructed by the CCS Football coaching staff, current and former

players, this 3-day football clinic is a non-contact camp where players

can learn fundamentals of football and have fun! Players will be

divided into groups by grade level and instructed accordingly by our

staff for both offense and defense. Head Coach: Randy Davis

2nd-8th June 4, 5, & 7 CCJH/HS W, Th 5:30-7:30 p.m.

& Sat 10-noonSoccer Shots - $80Soccer Shots® is a uniquely designed program that will introduce

soccer to your child in a fun, safe, and controlled environment. Our

program emphasizes character-forming lessons such as fair team

play, concentration, cooperation and encouragement. We strive to be

a positive influence on children by teaching them basic soccer skills,

creative play, enjoyment of sports and healthy competition.

K–3rd Week 8 Aug 11, 13, 15 McAlder 1-3 p.m.Cougar Boys’ and Girls’ Volleyball Camp - $75

Led by the Cascade Christian volleyball coaches, this camp is

an excellent opportunity for boys and girls to learn and develop

the basic skills and proper technique for volleyball growth and

development. Between them, coaches Amy Wood and Lori Tang have

over 15 years’ experience working with youth at the elementary, junior

high, and high school level; and both competed at the college level.

• For both boys and girls.• Players must bring knee pads, indoor court shoes, and water.

• The fee for the camp includes a t-shirt and daily awards.

• Enrollment is limited to 45, so sign up early!1st-6th Week 5 July 21-25 CCJH/HS 1-3 p.m.Reality Sports® Wrestling Camp - Offered by donation

Cascade Christian Schools is proud to partner with Reality Sports® in

offering this wrestling camp for 3rd-12th graders. The camp will focus

primarily on takedowns and collegiate (folkstyle) top and bottom

mat techniques. Drilling, situational wrestling, live matches, mental

training, and spiritual development based on the word and life of

Jesus Christ will be included. Campers need to bring: wrestling shoes,

shorts, two shirts to workout in, a sack lunch, and a hard-working and

teachable attitude (headgear is optional). Coaches: Chris DiCugno

and Brian Peterson.3rd–12th Week 3 July 7-10 CCJH/HS 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

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New This Year!Camp Invention– A ST EM CampST EM : Science, Technology, Engineering, Math

Camp Invention – a STEM Camp

$220 for the week (day camper discount does not apply)

Register at campinvention.org.

Camp Invention is a week-long camp that inspires children to be

confident in their natural ability to dream and create. Science, Technology,

Engineering and Math (STEM) concepts are explored via hands-on, creative,

problem solving activities. Working in teams, children are presented with

real-world challenges that promote the direct application of critical-thinking

and communication skills demanded by colleges, careers and citizenship in

the 21st Century. If extended care hours are needed see page 11.

By hosting Camp Invention, Cascade Christian Schools is partnering with

the only nationally recognized, non-profit elementary enrichment program

backed by The National Inventors Hall of Fame.

Camp Invention is directed by Cascade Christian High School science

teacher, Lucy Cole.

1st-6th Week 7 August 4-8 McAlder 9:00-3:30

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Enrichment C lassesEnrichment C lasses can be taken either as an enhancement to THRIVE Day Camp or on their own for students not attending Day Camp. C lasses provide expanded learning in Creative Arts, ST EM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), Academics, Culinary Arts, and Technology.

• Reduce summer learning loss

• Sharpen skil ls and help students gain confidence

• Provide hands-on learning opportunities

• Opportunities to try something new

Schedule: Enrichment Classes run June 23 through August 22, with new classes available on a

weekly basis. There are usually two sessions each day.

Enrichment Classes are held on the following days (except where noted):

McAlder: Monday/Wednesday/Friday

Tacoma: Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday

Frederickson: Tuesday/Thursday/Friday

The week of June 30 – July 4 Enrichment Class times will be altered to accommodate the

Friday, July 4th closure.

Enrollment: Admission to Enrichment Classes is processed on a first-come, first-served

basis. Enrollment is limited, so early registration is essential. Acceptance is based on space

availability. Grades listed for classes are for the grade the student will be entering for the 2014-

2015 school year.

Enrichment Camp Fees: Class fees vary. See camp description for fees.

Day Camper Discount: Day Camp participants receive a 20% discount on all Enrichment

Classes.

Payments: All Enrichment Class fees are due in full prior to attending the first session.

Enrichment Class Extended Care: Extended Care is offered to Enrichment Class students for

an additional charge. Fees are:

$54 per week for either before or after class extended care (two-hour per day maximum).

$101 per week for both before and after class extended care (four-hour per day maximum).

Voluntary Withdrawal Policy: Refunds for Enrichment Classes will not be issued once a session

has begun. To ensure proper refund, fill out a THRIVE 2014 ADD/DROP form at least one week

in advance (available in each camp office).

Cancellations: Each Camp’s Site Coordinator reserves the right to cancel any class that does

not meet minimum enrollment. Credit will be issued to the family’s account. Contact the

Business Department at 253-841-1776 for refund information.

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Enrichment Class Descriptions(20% discount on enrichment classes for registered Day Campers.)

American Sign Language. This summer Mrs. Carson, instructor from The Arts, is excited to

share the art of signing to music. Your child will experience and learn a new culture as well as

get the opportunity to perform a Sign Language song during Friday lunch.

Fee: $75/$60 for Day Campers2nd-6th Week 7 Aug 4, 6, 8 McAlder 10-noon (perform at noon)

Ballet ‘N Jazz. Cascade Christian has partnered this summer with “The Arts” Instructor, Mrs.

Carson, who will be teaching your little ones how to dance. Teaching dance styles Ballet and

Jazz gives the students freedom of expression with different moves, music and rhythm. This

dance camp will also include a Bible study time as well as an expressive dance time to allow

your child to creatively praise Jesus through dance. Students will perform a short routine

during Friday’s lunch - parents welcome. Required attire: hair pulled back in bun, pink tights,

any colored leotard and pink leather ballet shoes (no slippers please).

Fee: $75/$60 for Day CampersK-2nd Week 1 June 23, 25, 27 McAlder M/W 10 a.m.-noon and

F 10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. (perform at noon)

Cupcake Club. Come learn to decorate your own beautiful cupcakes with all kinds of FUN

twists. Then share your tasty delight creations with friends and family.

Week 2 Fee: $24/$19 for Day Campers • Week 4 Fee: $36/$27 for Day Campers

1st-6th Week 2 July 1, 3 Frederickson 1-3 p.m.

1st-6th Week 4 July 15, 16, 17 Tacoma 9-11 a.m.

Extreme Dance Camp. The Arts dance instructor Mrs. Carson is excited to teach the

summer’s intensive dance camp. Students will learn God’s word through a short Bible

study then will jump into Ballet, Jazz, Hip-Hop and Choreography. Students will learn a

choreographed dance piece to perform Friday at noon. Not only are students learning a new

way to express themselves, they are learning different styles of movement to glorify God.

Required attire: Ballet hair pulled back into bun, pink tights, leather ballet shoes any color

leotard, jazz pants or shorts over ballet uniform t-shirt over leotard if desired.

Fee: - $90/$72 for Day Campers3rd-6th Week 3 July 7, 9, 11 McAlder 9 a.m.-noon (perform at noon)

Jazz Camp. Open to all worship musicians, guitarists, singers, drummers, band students of

any instrument. Meant for students of all levels, this workshop will involve learning and playing

jazz repertoire, improvisation, cover jazz history, listening to various artists and styles, basic

music theory, small ensembles, and large ensemble. Students will divide into small groups and

together with instructor Mr. Michael Gray will present a unique piece to the class. The week

will conclude with a concert featuring workshop participants. Instrumentalists must have their

own instrument, and have a basic ability to read sheet music (piano/guitar must be able to

read basic chords).Fee: $135/$108 for Day Campers7th-12th Week 5 July 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 CCJH/HS 10 a.m.-noon

lunch break (students bring sack lunch) 12:30-2:30 p.m.

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Kids N Art Creation - Summer Art Camp. Join us as we travel the world visiting new places and

meeting a few artists along the way. We will even get a sneak peek at some amazing animals

while capturing their beauty with our pencils. The students will get to use a variety of mediums

while enhancing their enjoyment of art and creative expression. Classes are led by Darla Barkley,

who has instructed art classes for the last 12 years at the local McAlder grade schools.

Fee: $60/$48 for Day Campers

K–6th Week 5 July 21, 24, 25 McAlder 9-11 a.m.

K-6th Week 9 Aug. 18, 20, 22 McAlder 9-11 a.m.

Lego Mania 1! If you can imagine it, you can build it! Make almost anything with Lego bricks –

thousands of Lego bricks! Explore hands-on learning, engage minds, and have tons of FUN!

Week 5 Fee: $20/$16 for Day Campers • Weeks 2 & 3 Fee: $30/$24 for Day Campers

K-6th Week 2 June 30, July 1, 2 McAlder 10 a.m.-noon

1st-6th Week 3 July 8, 10, 11 Frederickson 1-3 p.m.

1st-6th Week 5 July 22, 24 Tacoma 9-11 a.m.

Lego Mania 2! Continue to develop your imagination and engineering skills. Bigger, Bigger, Bigger

Lego Mania 2. Build together and discover basic physical science concepts through observation,

reasoning, prediction, critical thinking while having tons of FUN!


K-6th Week 3 July 7, 9, 11 McAlder 10 a.m.-noon

1st-6th Week 4 July 15, 17, 18 Frederickson 1-3 p.m.

1st-6th Week 6 July 29, 30, 31 Tacoma 9-11 a.m.

Lettuce Eat Healthy - Gardening. Master Gardener, Dr. Anne Barber has been with CCS-

Frederickson for 4 years, teaching us to plant, fertilize, and harvest the garden we carefully, plant

in the Spring. Gardening fruits and vegetables helps us learn about nutrition, organic fruits and

vegetables and also eat healthier.

Fee: $5 per week/$4 for Day Campers

1st-6th Various June 27 – Aug. 22 Frederickson 1-2 p.m.

Weeks

Available

Let’s Cook! Cooking Series: “Rock Climbing” Kids Culinary Adventure 1. The first culinary

adventure class, with instructor Lisa Knobloch, will focus on foundational skills of the kitchen

and explore basic nutrition. Class will focus on foods using whole and natural ingredients that

provide lasting energy as well as an overall well balanced nutritional composition. Students will

learn about grains, beans and legumes this week. Kids will listen to a story about finding an inner

strength through a path to a Holy life. Theme: “Rock Climbing” – Philippians 4:13, We can do

anything through Christ.


1st-6th Week 4 July 15, 17, 18 Frederickson 9-11 a.m.

Let’s Cook! Cooking Series: “Fishing and Campfires” Kids Culinary Adventure 2. This week’s

lesson will let campers explore both fishing and campfires while using limited utensils and

exploring the world of various types of fish available for eating. They will imagine they are

cooking outdoors over an open fire. They will learn what it means to respect all of God’s

Creatures while cooking and preparing food. Each class will end with a relaxing campfire story,

read aloud while campers enjoy their tasty food creations. Theme: Hebrews 12:29, God can light a

fire in us that will never go out.


1st-6th Week 7 Aug 5, 7, 8 Frederickson 9-11 a.m.

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Let’s Cook! Cooking Series: “Nature’s Creatures” Kids Culinary Adventure 4. For this

final week of Culinary Adventures students will impart what they have learned into a

light-hearted competition. Students will pick from a list of recipes, they will practice

with cooking techniques and presentation, before having a celebration of their success

through cooking. They will learn what it means to respect all of God’s creatures, even

while cooking and preparing food and respecting yourself and others always. Theme:

“Natures Creatures” – Proverbs 2:4-5, Seek God.Fee: $62/$50 for Day Campers1st-6th Week 8 Aug 12, 14, 15 Frederickson 9-11 a.m.Move It - Week 2. Students will participate in games and activities which will center on

team building exercises and creative movement. Kids will work together to build tents

and obstacle courses, as well as dancing in celebration and finish with a group “camp

out” story time. Theme: “Pitch a Tent” – Acts 20:24, Finish what you start.Fee: $32/$25 for Day Campers1st-6th Week 2 July 1, 3 Frederickson 9-10:30 a.m.Move It – Week 3. Students will use their imaginations and build on the previous week’s

adventures with obstacle and playing various group games with creative movement and

dance. Students will listen to stories about following directions through God. Theme: “On

the Hiking Trail” – Isaiah 2:5, Allow God to direct your path.Fee: $32/$25 for Day Campers1st-6th Week 3 July 8, 10 Frederickson 9-10:30 a.m.Move It – Week 9. This class will focus on getting students excited about life. Students

will experience an energetic atmosphere around games and activities that encourage

partnership and effort. Students will dance in celebration of life and work on building

lasting habits of movement. For this final week of Move It kids will celebrate the word

of God and seek to understand the importance of following His word. Theme: “Great

Outdoor BBQ” – Psalm 119:9, 10, Read God’s Word and do what it says!Fee: $32/$25 for Day Campers1st-6th Week 9 Aug 19, 21 Frederickson 9-10:30 a.m.Pinterest Crafts. Together we will create FUN captivating crafts, decorations and gifts all

inspired by Pinterest.Fee: $40/$32 for Day Campers2nd-6th Week 1 June 24, 26, 27 Frederickson 9-11 p.m.

2nd-6th Week 2 July 1, 2, 3 Tacoma 9-11 p.m.

2nd-6th Week 8 Aug 11, 13, 15 McAlder 1-3 p.m.Private Piano Lessons. With Jenessa Gonzales. Our summer will be full of music - fun

songs, theory, music comprehension games and much more! For beginners, we will focus

on learning notes and basic rhythm notation, as well as learning songs by rote, while

working toward reading music. The more advanced students will continue to build upon

their sight-reading, theory, and technique skills. Fee: $93/$75 for Day Campers1st-6th Week 1–Week9 Thursdays Frederickson TBD with

June 26, July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21 instructorSEW Much Fun. Perfect for all level of sewers! Sandi Gillman teaches the basics to create

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a COOL project. Choose to make a CUTE patchwork pillow, pillow case, or beach bag - more

options available for advanced sewers. Boys and girls welcome! State of the art machines and

equipment are supplied! (Some supplies required.)


3rd-6th Week 3 July 7, 9, 11 McAlder 1-3 p.m.

3rd-6th Week 5 July 21, 24, 25 McAlder 1-3 p.m.

3rd-6th Week 7 Aug 5, 6, 7 Tacoma 1-3 p.m.

Theatre Workshop. Join “The Arts” this summer for a three-week theatre workshop. We begin

our day with a short Bible study, then through fun games your child will develop acting skills,

pronunciation, stage terminology and confidence. At the end of the workshop your child will

get a chance to perform a short production, August 1st at noon. Instructor Mrs. Carson.


2nd-6th Weeks 4, 5 & 6 July 14,16, 18 McAlder 9-11 a.m.

July 21, 24, 25, 28, 30, Aug. 1

Summer Time “50” Mile Club. Accept the Summer Challenge and run for Fitness and FUN. -

Skill, poise, loyalty, conditioning, concentration, confidence, team-spirit, friendship, enthusiasm,

self-control, cooperation, industriousness, competition, greatness - Join today and be a

member of the Summer Time “50” Mile Club.


K-6th Weeks 2-9 July1-Aug 21 Tacoma 1-2 p.m.

T, W, Th Only

Enrichment Class Schedule At-a-Glance

Enrichment Class Campus Days Time Grade

Spring (June 3-8)

June Cougar Football Clinic CCJH/HS W/Th evening

Sat morning

5:30-7:30 p.m.

10 a.m.-noon

2nd-8th

Week 1 (June 23-27)

Ballet ‘N JazzMcAlder M/W

F (perform at noon)

10 a.m.-noon

10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.K-2nd

Pinterest CraftsFrederickson T/Th/F

9-11 a.m. 2nd-6th

Private Piano Lessons Frederickson ThTBD

1st-6th

Lettuce Eat Healthy - Gardening Frederickson F1-2 p.m. 1st-6th

Week 2 (June 30 - July 3)

Lego Mania 1McAlder M/T/W

10 a.m.-noon K-6th

Cupcake ClubFrederickson T/TH

1-3 p.m. 1st-6th

Move it! “Pitch a Tent” Frederickson T/Th9-10:30 a.m. 1st-6th

Private Piano Lessons Frederickson THTBD

1st-6th

Pinterest CraftsTacoma T/W/Th

9-11 a.m. 2nd-6th

50 Mile ClubTacoma T/W/Th

1-2 p.m. K-6th

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Enrichment Class Campus Days Time GradeWeek 3 (July 7-11)

Reality Sports® Wrestling Camp CCJH/HS M/T/W/Th 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 3rd-12thExtreme Dance Camp McAlder M/W

F 9 a.m.-noon(perform at noon)

3rd-6thSEW Much FunMcAlder M/W/F

1-3 p.m. 3rd-6thLego Mania 2

McAlder M/W/F10 a.m.-noon K-6th

Lego Mania 1Frederickson T/Th/F

1-3 p.m. 1st-6thMove it! “HOn the Hiking Trail” Frederickson T/Th

9-10:30 a.m. 1st-6thLettuce Eat Healthy-Gardening Frederickson F

1-2 p.m. 1st-6thPrivate Piano Lessons Frederickson Th

TBD1st-6th


1-2 p.m. K-6thWeek 4 (July 14-18)

Boys Basketball Camp CCJH/HS M/T/W/Th 1-4:30 p.m. 1st-8thGirls’ Basketball Camp CCJH/HS T/W/Th/F 9 a.m.-noon 3rd-8thTheatre Workshop Weeks 4-6 McAlder M/W/F

August 110 a.m.-noon(perform at noon)

2nd-6thLet’s Cook! Series 1Frederickson T/Th/F

9-11 a.m. 1st-6thLego Mania 2

Frederickson T/Th/F1-3 p.m. 1st-6th

Lettuce Eat Healthy - Gardening Frederickson F1-2 p.m. 1st-6th


1st-6thCup Cake Club

Tacoma T/W/Th9-11 a.m. 1st-6th


1-2 p.m. K-6thWeek 5 (July 21-25)

Boys’ & Girls’ Volleyball Camp CCJH/HS M/T/W/Th/F 1-3 p.m. 1st-6thJAZZ CAMP (pack a lunch) CCJH/HS M/T/W/Th/F 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 7th-12thTheatre Workshop Weeks 4-6 McAlder M/Th/F


2nd-6thKids N Art CreationMcAlder M/Th/F

9-11 a.m. K-6thSEW Much Fun

McAlder M/Th/F1-3 p.m. 3rd-6th

Lego Mania 1Tacoma T/W/Th

9-11 a.m. 1st-6th50 Mile Club

Tacoma T/W/Th1-2 p.m. 1sKt-6th

Week 6 (July 28 - August 1) Theatre Workshop Weeks 4-6 McAlder M/W/F


2nd-6thLettuce Eat Healthy - Gardening Frederickson F1-2 p.m. 1st-6th


1st-6thLego Mania 2

Tacoma T/W/Th9-11 a.m. 1st-6th


1-2 p.m. K-6th

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Enrichment Class Campus Days Time Grade

Week 7 (August 4-8)

CAMP INVENTION® McAlder M/T/W/Th/F 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 1st-6th

American Sign Language McAlder M/W/F10 a.m.-noon

(perform Friday)

2nd-6th

Lettuce Eat Healthy-Gardening Frederickson F1-2 p.m. 1st-6th


1st-6th

SEW Much FunTacoma T/W/Th

1-3 p.m. 3rd-6th


1-2 p.m. K-6th

Week 8 (August 11-15)

Soccer Shots®McAlder M/W/F

1-3 p.m. K-3rd

Cheer ClinicMcAlder M/W/F

9 a.m.-noon K-6th

Pinterest CraftsMcAlder M/W/F

1-3 p.m. 2nd-6th



1st-6th


1-2 p.m. K-6th

Week 9 (August 18-22)

Kids ‘N Art Creation McAlder M/W/F9-11 a.m. K-6th

Move it!Frederickson T/Th

9-10:30 a.m. 1st-6th



1st-6th


1-2 p.m. K-6th

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Kindergarten PrepSummer Program

(McAlder Campus only)

This supportive and nurturing program is designed for students who are 5 years of age and who will be entering Kindergarten for the 2014-2015 school year. This Christ-centered program incorporates educational

activities and games, arts/crafts, cooking, science, and more! This program is limited to 10 students per class, so early registration is highly recommended.

Cascade Christian SchoolsNOW Enrolling for Fall 2014 Al l Campuses(We have both Ful l Day and 1/2 Day Kindergarten at 4 locations!)

Photos of Cascade’s new McAlder Campus, located in the Sumner/Orting valley!

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