Download - Elementary After-School Activities

ISSUE YEAR VOLUME

After School

Singapore American School’ Elementary After School activities

for Kindergarten to 5th grade students.

On-line Registrations start August 19 @ 10am

Turn the page to learn more about Term 1 activities

Students may register on-line

(www.sas.edu.sg/easa) for up

to 3 classes

Elementary

Online registration for First choice

class opens August 19 at 10 am

Online registration for Second

& Third choice classes open

from August 22

TERM 1 - 2013/14

http://www.sas.edu.sg/easa

EASA Registration Process & Policies Please read this carefully before registering your

elementary child for an after school activity.

EASA program will be available online on August 12, 2013.

Students may register on-line (www.sas.edu.sg/easa) for up to 3 classes

1. Online registration for First choice class opens August 19 at 10 am

2. Online registration for Second & Third choice classes open from August 22 (midnight of August 21) to August 25.

Registrations received on August 26 onwards will be subject to a $15.00 late fee.

Late registrations will not be accepted after August 28th.

If a class is full during registration period, students may request to be on ONE “Wish List”. In the following EASA term, parents will receive via

email an early invitation to register for their Wish Listed class choice only.

Minimum and maximum student enrollments are listed with each class description.

There will be no refunds after you have paid and registered your child in a class (once you have received the receipt from PayPal).

There will be no switches (transfers to a different EASA class) after your registration is confirmed (once you have received the receipt from

PayPal).

Email reminder will be sent out after class list is completed. If you have not received notification/confirmation email by August 28 please

contact the EASA office at 6360-6282 or email [email protected]

http://www.sas.edu.sg/easa

mailto:[email protected]

This program provides opportunities for SAS Elementary students to learn Mandarin in a fun playing environment. Students will be engaged in activities that are rich in visual cues and focus on developing communicative enjoyment and confidence. The main focus will be speech using lots of exciting hands-on activities. The program has been designed as a continuous three term curriculum and students are encouraged to participate for the entire three terms to get maximum benefit from the program.

Did you grow up reading Madeline? Watching French soc-cer or the Tour de France on TV? Love to eat at local French eateries? Maybe you’ve been lucky enough to visit or even live in France or another French-speaking country. If so, then you have an idea of how rich and varied French culture is, from food, traditions and sports to literature, music and film. Of all countries in the world, France is #1 in visits by tourists, and French is spoken in 60 different countries throughout the world. In this class we will ex-plore the many facets of French culture in a fun and hands-

on context, while learning some basics of the language as well. Join us every Wednesday for a fresh foray into the world of French and Francophone culture and language. If you aren’t currently a Francophile (lover of all things French), you will be after taking this class!

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 Ms. Hood 9 classes Room M-328 Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Min-6, Max-12

Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 $180

Language Mandarin Out-of-the-Box (KG -1 grade)

This program has been designed to provide SAS students from Grade 1 and 2 opportunities to develop their Spanish through cooking. This program is interactive and will complement the school’ Spanish Curriculum. It will be taught completely in Spanish. The children will also learn basic cooking skills appropriate for their age and how to work safely in the kitchen. In order to get the most out of this program, it is recommended that the students attend all three terms. Each term includes seven to eight sessions with a different Latin American and Spanish recipes.

Cocina en Español (1st - 2nd grade)

Fascinating French (4th - 5th grade)

Wednesdays 3:15-4:15 9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Mrs. Harvey Room P-223 Min—8, Max—10

$220

Tues & Thurs 3:15-4:15 16 classes

Sep 3, 5, 10, 12, 17,

24, 26, Oct 1, 3, 8, 10,

17, 22, 24, 29, 31

Mrs. Zhang (Room M-311) Minimum—8, Maximum—10

$450

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes

Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

James Tay ES small Pool Min/Max—4 $260

Our girls-only kinder soccer program aims to ensure that your daughter gets an opportunity to develop her skills and coordination without being afraid of having to ‘beat the

boys’. Our program aims to develop a love of sport by devel-oping self-confidence in their abilities. Coaches will create fun practices and exercises to build their skills, tactics and games to develop players’ strategy and technical ability. Each participant is responsible for wearing the proper equipment to each session: shorts, t-shirt, shin guards, and athletic shoes. Soccer balls will be provided.

Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes

Sep 3, 10, 17, 24,

Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

James Tay ES small Pool Min-6, Max—10 $180

Recreation Kinder Swim Lessons (KG)

Welcome to introductory climbing.

Various climbing activities, safety and

simple techniques will be covered in this

class designed to challenge all levels of

climbers. A good pair of athletic training

shoes and a positive attitude is all that is

needed for this fun activity!

Kinder Climb (KG) Thursdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Ms. Lawrence ES Gym B Min—8, Max—10

$180

Kinder Soccer for Girls (KG) Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 ISA ES Playfield Min - 8, Max—12

$180

This class is designed for stu-dents who are already water safe (who are able to go under-water and dogpaddle) and need to start to work on basic stroke development. In case of rain, please bring sports shoes to every swim class as we will not cancel class but will offer an al-ternate activity.

Water Confidence Lessons (KG) Is your kindergartener afraid to put his head underwater? Is she resistant to get her face wet? Swim Coach, Mr. James Tay, will use bright toys and fun games to encourage your child to get his face wet, kick, paddle, correct body position, safety, and much more. This is a nurturing beginner’s swim class for little ones to learn to love the water!

Let’s play soccer! Focus will be on introducing basic soccer skills through training, games, and most importantly fun. Play-ers will play fun game as well as competitive games. Learn the basics of passing, dribbling and shooting. Each participant is responsible for wearing the proper equipment to each ses-sion: shorts, t-shirt, shin guards, and athletic shoes. Soccer balls will be provided.

Mondays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Oct 7, 21, 28

4:15pm - Primary EASA Bus service is

available to Newton Circus & Ameri-

can Club

ISA (ES Playfield) Min—8, Max—12

$180

Kinder Soccer (KG)

Let’s play soccer! Focus will be on introducing basic soccer skills through train-ing, games, and most importantly fun. Play-ers will play fun game as well as competitive games. Learn the basics of passing, dribbling and shooting. This will be a group / team training session where kids will have a chance to make new friends. Each partici-pant is responsible for wearing the proper equipment to each session: shorts, t-shirt, shin guards, and athletic shoes. Soccer balls will be provided.

Kinder Soccer (KG)

ISA ES Playfield Minimum—8, Maximum—12 $180

Yoga For Children (KG - 2nd grade)

Children’s yoga is a natural and healthy way to exer-

cise, relax, focus and strengthen the mind, body and

spirit connection. Yoga games, breath meditation and

deep relaxation are wonderful self-help therapies and

excellent for children’s general health and well-being.

Each child needs his/her own yoga mat.

Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 8 classes

Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Mr. Donaghey Room P-103

Min - 8, Max - 12 $130

Tumbling (1st - 2nd grade)

Tumbling is a fast-paced, high energy beginning tum-

bling course combining skills training, core body

strengthening, and gymnastic based games to help

improve flexibility, balance, strength, and respect for

physical fitness. The students will work on skills in-

cluding forward and backward rolls, back bends,

handstands, cartwheels as well as various jumps,

turns, and leaps.

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Ms. Lawrence

ES Gym A Minimum—8,

Maximum—16

$170

Soccer Skills for Girls (1st - 2nd grade)

Soccer offers huge benefits for girls. It increases their self-

confidence, helps with friendships and teaches them the

joy taken in hard work and achievement. Players will be

given exercises & drills to improve their skills as well as

play fun games & competitions. They will learn the basics

of passing, dribbling and shooting. Each participant is re-

quired to wear the proper equipment to each session -

shorts, sports t-shirt, shin guards, and athletic /soccer

shoes. Soccer balls will be provided.

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 ISA 9 classes ES Playfield

Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Min - 8, Max - 16 Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 $170

Tuesdays 3:15—4:15

8 classes Sep 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Thursdays 3:15—4:15

8 classes Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Thursdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Soccer Skills (1st - 2nd grade)

ISA ES Playfield

Min—8, Max—16 $170

Mondays 3:15—4:15

8 classes Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Oct 7, 21, 28 4:15pm - Primary EASA Bus service is available to New-ton Circus & American Club

Game Busters (1st - 2nd grade)

In this EASA class we will focus on games and activities that get students moving and actively

engaged! We will play cooperative games, tag games, and invasion games while incorporating sportsmanship and team work. Students will learn important game strategies which will help

them develop fundamental motor skills that they can use to play major sports in the fu-ture. The ultimate goal of this class is to build each child’s ‘athletic confidence’. Come join the

fun! - Ms Selvie/Ms Wenstrom (ES Gym D)

Minimum—25, Maximum—30 $130

Climb On! (1st - 2nd grade)

Welcome to introductory climbing. Various climbing activities,

safety and simple techniques will be covered in this class

designed to challenge all levels of climbers. A good pair of

athletic training shoes and a positive attitude is all that is

needed for this fun activity! - Ms Wenstrom (ES Gym B) Wednesdays 3:15—4:15

9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29



Let’s play soccer! Focus will be on developing soccer skills through

exercises, drills, training, games and a lot of fun. Players will be given

exercises & drills to hone their skills as well as play fun games & com-

petitions. Learn the basics of passing, dribbling and shooting. This will

be a group / team training session where kids will have a chance to

make new friends. Each participant is responsible for wearing the

proper equipment to each session: shorts, t-shirt, shin guards, and

athletic/soccer shoes. Soccer balls will be provided.

Swim Lessons (1st - 2nd grade)

This class is designed for students in

grade 1 and 2 who are water safe and

have the ability to swim 15 meters

without an aid (e.g. without the help of

a kickboard). We will be working on

basic stroke development and will end

each lesson with a fun activity, e.g. the

waterslide! In case of lightning risk,

please bring sports shoes to every swim

class as we will not cancel

class but will offer an alternate activity.

- Mrs. Schuster/Mrs. Bell

ES Pool Minimum—8, Maximum—16 $170

Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 8 classes Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Soccer Skills (3rd grade)

If you want to learn how to kick, tackle, pass and score, then soccer is the activity for you. Each week we will focus on developing new skills and then play an exciting game. Students will be engaged in gross motor activities that develop movement patterns. In just a few weeks everyone will be able to bend it like Beckham! Boys & Girls are welcome to join!

Mondays 3:15—4:15 8 classes

Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Oct 7, 21, 28

Mr. Donaghey MS Playfield Minimum—8, Maximum—14 $130

Dodge Ball (3rd grade)

Come join us in this fast paced, fun filled,

competitive game that is popular with stu-

dents everywhere! Emphasis will be on de-

veloping throwing and catching skills, then

using these skills in a number of versions of

dodge ball.

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Mr. Greaney Gym C

Minimum—14, Maximum—20

$130

Touch Rugby Skills for Girls & Boys

(3rd grade)

Dodge Ball (3rd - 4th grade) Come join us in this fast paced, fun filled, competitive

game that is popular with students everywhere!

Emphasis will be on developing throwing and

catching skills, then using these skills in a number

of versions of dodge ball - Ms Lawrence & Mrs. Bell

(ES Gym C)

Tuesdays 3:15 - 4:15 8 classes Sep 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Min - 24, Max - 34

$130

Artistic Gymnastics Routines (3rd / 4th / 5th grade)

It is one of the favorite styles of gymnastics!

Students will learn to perform short routines on & with

different gymnastics equipment. They will work on bal-

ance, strength and choreography.

Students learn to combine rolls, handstands,

cartwheels, pyramids, jumping, hanging, and pulling up

on bars and rope into routines with partners & small

groups.

Tuesdays 3:15 – 4:15 8 classes

Sep 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Mrs. Schuster ES Gym A

Minimum—8, Maximum—12

$130

Basketball Skills (3rd / 4th / 5th grade) Introducing a high energy, continuous movement

basketball skills course. Students will be encouraged to

have fun with various dribbling, passing, shooting, and

defensive games. Our challenge and emphasis will be on

pushing ourselves towards personal

improvement in this popular and exciting team sport.

Thursdays 3:15—4:15 Mr. Goode 8 classes Gym D

Sep 5, 12, 26, Min - 12, Max - 24 Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 $130


Mr. Shaw MS Playfield Minimum—10 Maximum—15 $130

Touch rugby is a fast moving, minimal contact, evasive game that is played throughout the world by boys and

girls. The game is similar to rugby but without tacking, scrumming, mauling, lineout and kicking. This fast, sim-

ple and exciting game promotes the fundamentals skills of running, handling, evasion and support play, whilst

developing basic principles of attack and defense.

It is a great social game too! SAS offers a select Touch

(girls) or Rugby (boys) in 4th & 5th grade,

so get a head start and learn to play now!

Game Masters! (3rd / 4th / 5th grade)

Climb On! (3rd / 4th / 5th grade) Welcome to introductory climbing. Various climbing activities, safety and simple

techniques will be covered in this class designed to challenge all levels of climbers.

A good pair of athletic training shoes and a positive attitude is all that is needed for this

fun activity! - Mr. Goode (ES Gym B)


Badminton (3rd / 4th / 5th grade) Learn how to play this exciting and challenging Olympic sport. Students will play a variety of

badminton activities and games including: warm-up ladder, 4-square badminton, doubles

games and “Goodminton”. - Mrs. Schuster (ES Gym D)

Fridays 3:15—4:15 7 classes Sep 6, 13, 27, Oct 4, 18, 25, Nov 1



In this EASA class, students will play a wide

variety of cooperative and competitive games

that are fun and exciting. Favorite games such

as: Mission Impossible, Dodge ball, Pits and Al-

leys, and Massive Pin Guard will be played. Stu-

dents will also learn competitive game strate-

gies and team building skills which will help

them in most competitive sports in the future.

Don’t miss out on the fun!!!


Ms. Wenstrom ES Gym C Minimum—12, Maximum—30

$130

This class is suitable for both beginners and experienced play-

ers. Touch Rugby is easy to learn and is great to

improve your child’s fitness. Our girls touch rugby program has

the goal to teach girls specific touch rugby skills such as running

with the balls, finding space, kicking, catching scoring a try and

most importantly, teamwork. SAS Under 11 team is the current

bronze medal holder for ACSIS, so learn to play before the try-

outs in February 2014!


Girls Touch Rugby Skills (4th / 5th grade)

Circus Club (4th / 5th grade)

Run away to the circus! Learn how to tumble like an acrobat, juggle like a clown and all the while are having fun and making new friends. Circus trainees will experience the craziness of a circus through playing fun games, learning new circus skills and even swinging on the amazing Flying Trapeze in Sentosa! This unique new program will not only build kids’ strength and flexibility, but also moti-vate them to face new challenges. - Mrs. Ferrell (Gym A / Sentosa)

Thursdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17

Field trip to Sentosa’ Trapeze: Oct 24, 31

Dodge Ball

(4th / 5th grade) Come join us in this fast paced, fun filled, com-

petitive game that is popular with students

everywhere! Emphasis will be on developing

throwing and catching skills, then using these

skills in a number of versions of dodge ball.

- Mr. Goode/Mr. Donaghey (ES Gym D)


Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Rugby is a very popular sport worldwide! Our beginner’s

rugby program has the goal to develop your child’s physical

and social skills, as well as encourage rugby specific skills

such as safe and effective tackle techniques, perfect ball pres-

entation, running, safe and effective body position when tak-

ing the ball, kicking, catching, scoring a try, and most impor-

tantly teamwork. You can be selected to

represent SAS during Season 3 in our Under 11 team,

so learn to play before the tryouts in February 2014!


Boys Rugby Skills (4th / 5th grade)

Mr. Shaw

(MS Playfield) Min—10; Max—15

$130



Martial Arts Karate (KG/1st/2nd grade)

Taekwondo foster strong values and beliefs such as respect, determination, modesty, perseverance and self control. It is a systematic and progressive training that seeks to polish and maximize student’s ability in self-defense together with improving their self confidence and motor skills. This class will will be supervised by an International Certified Instructor who is a 7th degree black belter. Taekwondo Instructor will assess new students that already have belts from other countries/organizations and he will determine what EASA Taekwondo class these students should attend. It is optional for students to purchase their own Taekwondo uniform from the coach ($80.00). Order form will be sent home via EASA confirmation email.

Thursdays 3:15—4:15 Mr. Patrick Tan 8 classes P-220 Sep 5, 12, 26, Minimum-8, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Maximum-16

$220

Taekwondo (Beginner Belts) (KG/1st/2nd grade)

Karate is a traditional Japanese martial art which teaches students how

to use hands, elbows, knees and legs to become weapons. It teaches chil-

dren good discipline, healthy lifestyle, good morals and also helps them

to make new friends. This class aims to build a solid foundation for chil-

dren to understand and enjoy Karate. Classes are taught by a dedicated

Japanese Karate Association qualified 5th Dan black-belt instructor who

has been coaching for more than 15 years.

It is optional for students to purchase their own Karate uniform.

Uniform’ ($50.00) order form will be sent home via EASA

confirmation email.

Kendo (Japanese Fencing) (1st - 5th grade) Your child will gain many benefits from this traditional Japanese martial art, including: improved hand-eye coordination and reflexes, enhanced speed and dexterity and developed sense of timing and precision. Kendo carries the principles of samurai swordsmanship cultivating your child’s mind, body, and spirit. Kendo is a fast sport that will build your child’s endurance, obedience and character. New students: it is compulsory for students to purchase a Shinai (bamboo sword) from the coach ($65). Returning students: it is advisable to purchase complete Kendo Uniform ($80) & Armor.

Mondays 3:05—4:15 13 classes Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Oct 7, 21, 28,

No EASA Primary Bus: Nov 11, 18, 25, Dec 2, 9


8 classes

Sep 3, 10, 17, 24,

Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Mr. Tan I-117

Min—8, Max—14

$200


Mr. Tan I-117

Min—8, Max-14

$200

Mr. Suresh ES Gym B Min—8, Max—20 $200

Taekwondo

(PS Advanced Belts/IS Beginner Belts) (1st - 5th grade)

Karate (Advanced Belts - Orange belt & above)

(3rd - 8th grade) Students will continue to learn how to use hands, elbows,

knees and legs to become weapons. The instructor will

design activities to keep the students focused and en-

thused with this amazing martial art. Positive reinforce-

ment for goals achieved, is the foundation of this program.

It teaches

students good discipline, healthy lifestyle and good mor-

als. Classes are taught by a dedicated Japanese Karate

Association qualified 5th Dan black belt instructor who

has been coaching for more than 15 years. - Mr. Tan (I-

117)

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 14 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30,

Fridays 3:15—4:15 11 classes Sep 6, 13, 27, Oct 4, 18, 25, Nov 1, 15, 22, Dec 6, 13

Mr. Patrick Tan Room I-117

Min—8, Max—20 $310

Taekwondo is a traditional Korean martial art that involves more than physical

fighting skills. This introductory course will focus on the values of Taekwondo, the

fundamentals of Taekwondo stances, kicking and hand techniques for situational de-

fense. Course taught by an International certified Taekwondo Instructor who is

a 7th degree black belt. Instructor will assess new students that already have belts

from other countries/organizations and he will determine what EASA Taekwondo

class these students should attend. It is optional for students to purchase their own

Taekwondo uniform from the coach ($80.00). Order form will be sent home via

EASA confirmation email.


No EASA Primary Bus: Nov 13, 20, 27, Dec 4, 11

Mr. Patrick Tan Room P-220

Min—8, Max—20 $380

Taekwondo (IS Advanced Belts/MS Beginner Belts) (3rd - 8th grade)

Taekwondo is a perfect form of stress relief after a long day in school. It brings lots of

benefits for student’s physical and emotional being. Students who aspire to be a pro-

found black belter are welcome to join this group after completing the beginner belt

program. This class will be taught by an International Certified Instructor who is a 7th

degree black belter. Taekwondo Instructor will assess new students that

already have belts from other countries/organizations and he will determine what

EASA Taekwondo class these students should attend.

Karate (Beginner Belts - Orange belt & below)

(3rd - 8th grade)

Karate is a traditional Japanese martial art. It teaches children good discipline, healthy lifestyle, good morals and also helps them to make new friends. Classes are taught by a dedicated Japanese Karate Association qualified 5th Dan black belt instructor who has been coaching for more than 15 years. It is optional for students to purchase their own Karate uniform. Uniform’ ($50.00) order form will be sent home via EASA confirmation email. - Mr. Tan (I-117)

Mondays 3:15—4:15 13 classes Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Oct 7, 21, 28, Nov 11, 18, 25, Dec 2, 9 Min—8, Max—20

$325

Min—8, Max—20 $350

Performing Arts

Irish Dance Beginners (KG - 5th grade)

Lil’ Ballerinas (KG/1st/2nd grade)

A fun-filled opportunity for your child to learn ballet and dance to classical music. The dance teacher will transform this ballet class into a delightful imaginary world. Primary students will be introduced to basic ballet techniques while listening and dancing to the “music of the fairies”. No previ-ous dance experience is required and boys and girls are welcome to participate. Leo-tards and ballet slippers are preferred. - Ms. Vivienne Tan (Room I-311)

Thursdays 3:15—4:15 9 classes Sep 5, 12, 26 Oct 10, 31

Zumbatomic (KG/1st/2nd grade) Mondays 3:15—4:15

8 classes

Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Oct 7, 21, 28

Ms. Grace Sagaya

ES Gym A

Min—15, Max—20

$140

Designed exclusively for kids, Zumbatomic classes are rockin’, high-energy

fitness-parties packed with specially choreographed, kid-friendly routines

and all the music kids love, like hip-hop, regaeton, cumbia and much more.

Parents love Zumbatomic because of the effects it has on kids, increasing

their focus and self-confidence, boosting metabolism and enhancing coordi-

nation. No previous dance experience is required and boys and girls are

welcome to participate. Comfortable workout clothes are preferred.

Come along and have fun learning Irish Dancing! In this beginner class, you will first learn a reel, and progress through to the light jig and hop jig dances. In some classes, we also work on specific skills to sharpen up your steps. Most dancers are able to perform on stage towards the end of the first year. Dancers can progress onto higher levels which include learning choreo-graphed group dances and hard shoe dancing. As dancers progress, there are many opportunities to perform at both school and public events. The Irish Dancing teacher is Sharon Pawley (Hedigan) who danced competitively in the UK and Ireland for 15 years, and has taught in Singapore since 2005.

NO Primary EASA Bus Nov 14, 21, Dec 5, 12

Mrs. Pawley (Room i-311)

Min—15, Max—20

$210

Wednesdays

3:15—4:15

9 classes

Sep 4, 11, 18, 25,

Oct 2, 9, 16, 23,

30

Min—8, Max—12

$220

Imagine more...drama (KG)

In Imagine More Drama children will be planning, performing and creating a show of their own creation. They will start by choosing a song to interpret artistically, that is, by using their voice, dancing and moving creatively, producing sounds, creating costumes, props and scenery. As there are only 8 sessions the children will likely not be able to finish the project but their experience will create an awareness about what it takes to create a show and a desire to learn more. We will be visiting the backstage of SAS high school theatre for an exposure to a professional setting which will hopefully inspire and create further curiosity in the children about artistic perform-ance. Their learning journey will be documented and shared with parents. In the last session parents are invited to attend their performance in pro-gress. - Mrs. Gavin (Room P-213) Wednesdays 3:15—4:15

9 classes Sep 3, 10, 17, 24,

Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Min- 4, Max-10 $200

Imagine more…drama (1st grade) In Imagine More Drama children will be planning, performing and creating a show of their own creation. They will start by choosing a song to interpret artistically, that is, by using their voice, dancing and moving creatively, producing sounds, creating costumes, props and scen-ery. As there are only 8 sessions the children will likely not be able to finish the project but their experience will create an awareness about what it takes to create a show and a desire to learn more. We will be visiting the backstage of SAS high school theatre for an exposure to a professional setting which will hopefully inspire and create further curiosity in the children about artistic performance. Their learning journey will be documented and shared with par-ents. In the last session parents are invited to attend their performance in progress. Mrs. Gavin (Room P-213)


8 classes Sep 3, 10, 17, 24,

Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Min- 4, Max-10 $200

Acting Antics - Drama Performance (1st/2nd grade) Does your child love to dress up, act and perform? Acting An-tics offers students the opportunity to participate in a full the-atrical live experience. These fun filled classes give students the opportunity to discover dramatic potential, learn basic acting skills, develop self–expression & and improve confi-dence. EASA students will audition, rehearse & perform in a fully costumed play. Every student gets a role with dialogue and fabulous costumes.

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 12 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Nov 13 (2 hours dress rehearsal) Nov 20 (2 hours dress rehearsal) Dec 2 – Performance @5:30pm

Acting Antics Room P-314 Min—8, Max—12

$380

Hip Kids Hop (1st / 2nd grade)

Wanna dance like your favourite Disney stars on TV? Using easy-to-follow steps and lively Hip Hop music, this class focuses on upbeat routines that develop good rhythmic motions while having fun. Each class consists of basic technique of dance, simple stretches and body isolations to help kids improve their flexi-bility, balance and coordination. Yenny, a choreogra-pher from L.A. Dance Connection is the expert teacher for this class and will help your kids develop dance excellence and creativity in a healthy, happy and positive environment.


Yenny - LA Dance Room P-103

Min—8, Max—12

$220

PLAY SYNOPSIS

THE TOYMAKERS CHEST

Fran & Fritz are 2 eccentric toymakers… Fran is a neat freak and Fritz

collects junk! It is a few days before Christmas and they have a BIG prob-

lem! Fritz has been so busy collecting junk and Fran has been so busy put-

ting it away, that they have not had enough time to make their supply of

Christmas toys. What are they going to do? But wait … Monty & Minty,

the talking mice that live in the walls, know a very special secret…will it

solve the problem and will Will Tick & Tock, the talking clocks help?

Acting Antics P-314

Min—12, Max—16

$380 Please Note: fee also includes a performance

fee of $72.50 for scripts, rights, costume hire, make- up &

certificate of achievement.

Acting Antics - Drama Performance (3rd / 4th / 5th grade)

Hip Kids Hop (3rd grade) Wanna dance like your favourite Disney stars on TV? Using easy-to-follow steps and lively Hip Hop music, this class focuses on upbeat routines that develop good rhythmic motions while having fun. Each class consists of basic technique of dance, simple stretches and body isolations to help kids im-prove their flexibility, balance and coordination. Yenny, a choreographer from L.A. Dance Connection is the expert teacher for this class and will help your kids develop dance excellence and creativity in a healthy, happy and positive environment.

Yenny - LA Dance Room P-103 Min—12, Max—14

$220

Learn to take risks, improve your communication skills and have a lot fun. Each week we will learn new improvisation theater games. We will practice projecting our voices and using our bodies to tell a story Think fast on your feet and solve problems with silly props. You didn't know theater could be a sport? Well, by the end of the term we will be forming teams and competing against our peers on stage. This class will be taught by Leanne Fulcher our Middle School drama teacher.


Mondays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Oct 7, 21, 28

Does your child love to dress up, act and per-

form? Acting Antics offers students the opportunity to

participate in a full theatrical live experience. These fun

filled classes give students the opportunity to discover

dramatic potential, learn basic acting skills, develop self

–expression & and improve confidence. EASA students

will audition, rehearse & perform in a fully costumed

play. Every student gets a role with dialogue and fabu-

lous costumes.

Mondays 3:15—4:15 14 classes Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Oct 7, 21, 28 Nov 11 (2 hours dress rehearsal), Nov 18 (2 hours dress rehearsal) Nov 25 (2 hours dress rehearsal) Dec 2 Performance @5:30pm

Theater Sports (4th / 5th grade)

Leanne Fulcher Room S-106 Min - 10, Max—20

$220

SYNOPSIS

Monday ACT III (Gd 3, 4 & 5) JOCK AND THE CHRISTMAS FAIRY Imagine a very quirky version of Jack and the Bean-stalk and you will be hooked on this very funny play. Jock, his Mother, and his Sister are very poor, in fact so poor that Jock has to take Rosie, their cow, to be sold.Unfortunately Jock never does what he is told and sells Rosie for a magic fir cone. As you can imagine, his Mother is furious and throws the Fir Cone out the window. Low and behold in the morn-ing a giant Xmas tree stands over the house. What could possibly be at the top of the Xmas tree and what is the Giant doing with the Christmas Fairy?

In this art class, we are going to paint, draw, use

clay, create collage work, make sculptures and really have fun exploring art! We will be working

on a different project each week. Students will have an opportunity to learn and experiment

with many different media and techniques.


Arts & Crafts Kindy Art (KG)

Ms. Heathorn Room C-103 Min—8, Max—12

$180

Imagine more… StoryArt (1st grade)

Imagine More…StoryArt is a series of sessions where chil-dren create an individual story book through illustration and creative writing. The children will use different art tech-niques using recycle materials to illustrate their books. The project starts with children choosing a story from a selection of fairy tales. The adaptation of the story results from the children's knowledge/ideas and abilities. Each child has the choice of which technique to use in creating his/her book. In the last session parents will be invited to a presentation and an exhibition of the children’s work. The small group allows for plenty of individual participation and involvement. This class will provide an encouraging environment for your child to try new things, challenge oneself and learn from and with friends.

Mondays 3:15—4:15 8 classes

Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Clay (KG/1st/2nd grade)

Students will have fun learning how to shape, tex-ture, pinch and pull play-dough and clay into crea-tive fun pieces of artwork. They will learn the vo-cabulary of clay. They will have their work fired and select pieces glazed. A thoroughly therapeutic and enjoyable activity!


Mrs. Caskey Room C-101 Min—8, Max—10

$180

Mrs. Gavin Room P213 Min—8, Max—12 $180

Great Masters (1st/2nd grade) In this art class we are going to paint, draw, use clay, create collage work, make sculptures and really

have fun exploring art! We will be working on a different project each week.

Students will have an opportunity to learn and experiment with many different media and tech-

niques. -

Ms. Heathorn (Room C-103) Min—8, Max—12

$180

Clay (3rd/4th/5th grade)

Students will have fun learning how to shape, texture, pinch and pull play-dough and clay into

creative fun pieces of artwork. They will learn the

vocabulary of clay. They will have their work fired and select

pieces glazed. A thoroughly therapeutic and enjoyable activity!

- Mrs. Caskey (Room C-101) Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29



8 classes

Sep 3, 10, 17, 24,

Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Santa’s Worskshop (1st/2nd grade)

Students will have a chance to get into the Christmas spirit early as they become Santa’s elves making a va-riety of festive objects for the holiday season. Our pro-jects will include a ceramic plate for Santa’s cookies, various tree ornaments, Christmas cards and other decorative items. We will work with clay, paper, fabric & a little Christmas magic. Join Santa’s Workshop and get ready for the Ho Ho Holidays!

Recycle Origami (3rd/4th grade)

Have tons of fun folding

trash into treasures. We

will work on lots of new

origami projects! These

paper folding projects will reuse everyday materi-

als. You will make beautiful art out of trash. No

previous origami training necessary.


Ms. McFadzen Room C-100 Min—8, Max—12 $180


Ms. Brundage IS Library

Min—8, Max—16 $180

Minimum—8,

Maximum—12

$180

Young Cartoonist (3rd/4th/5th grade)

This class is open for new and returning students.

This fun class continues to teach all elements

involved in creating great, professional-looking com-

ics and cartoons. Whether you are new or coming

back, this class will show you how to turn your ideas

into cool and funny comics and hone your skills to

perfection. The class is taught by Dutch best-selling

author and widely published cartoonist Iskander

Walen who will show you all the tips and tricks of the

trade. Every session is filled with hands-on practice

and your work will be reviewed on-the-spot so you

can improve immediately. http://sgcartoons.com/

Mr. Iskander

Room C-103 Min—10, Max—20

$220


Art Works in Glass (4th/5th grade)

The ART in Glass class is open to students who have not taken the course previously. Stu-dents will get creative using new and recycled Glass to make ART items to display and wear! In this fun class we will explore creatively recy-cling, embossing, and fusing Glass in a kiln to make jewelry, tiles, bowls, and more. - Mrs. Thompson (C-102)

Thursdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes

Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Young Photographer (4th/5th grade)

This class is for new and returning students. This course will cover the basics of digital pho-tography - planning, composition and lighting of a variety of photographs. Each student will create a portfolio of different topics, including portrai-ture, landscape, still life, action photography and nature (using macro). In each of these pho-tographs they will apply the techniques they learn in class. All materials (including cameras) are provided for. http://www.flickr.com/photos/youngphotographers/


Minimum-6, Maximum-8

$240

Mr. Iskander

Room I-312 Min—8, Max—16

$220

http://sgcartoons.com/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/youngphotographers/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/youngphotographers/

Mind Stretch Chess for Beginners (2nd grade)

Little Chefs (2nd grade)

Min - 8, Max—10

$170

For beginners only! No wires, no batteries, no screens – just the classic, fun, thinking game of chess. Students will learn the complete set of rules as well as some of the basic openings and strategies. - Mrs. Hevey (P-108)


Min—8, Max—16 $160

This is the class for budding cooks. Kids will have the opportunity to

cook simple recipes under adult guidance. They will learn the pleas-

ures of cooking; the joy of eating their own freshly prepared food, and

the necessity of cleaning up afterwards. Emphasis will be on safety and

fun and every week students will make something new. Students with

food allergies are not encouraged to sign up for the class.

- Mrs. Shaw (P-223)


Is it magic or is it Science??!!! Come and find out! Learn about Heat, Light, Sound,

Magnetism, Electricity, Plants and Animals. Through a range of exciting hands on

experiments and computer technology, you will discover the Magic that is Science!!

Mrs. Liddell (P-320) Min—8, Max—12 $170

Jr. Scientists (2nd grade)



Fun with Cooking (3rd grade)

Jr. Zookeeper (3rd / 4th grade) Did you ever wonder what it would be like to be a zookeeper? Do you like ani-

mals and want to learn the science and logistics behind caring for them? In this class students will learn all about the important roles that zookeepers

play in Zoos. They will learn about animal conservation, the importance of habitats, nutrition and they will even have hands on experience behind the

scenes at the Singapore Zoo. So, what are you waiting for? Sign up now! - Mrs.

Brundage (IS Library / Field trips)

Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 10 classes Sep 3, 10,

Sep 17 (Zoo trip) Sep 24, Oct 1, 8, Oct 22 (Zoo trip)

Oct 29

Min—12, Max—20

Junior Journalists (3rd / 4th / 5th grade)

Are you good at taking pictures, writing stories, interviewing people to find out about their lives or are you someone who likes to draw, make posters, or maybe even edit other students' writ-ing? Sign up to help produce the Intermediate School Student Magazine - created by kids, for kids and all about kids stuff. Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Mrs. Shaw I-215 Min—10, Max—14 $160

Chess for beginners (3rd / 4th grade) For beginners only! In this class students will learn the background and history of chess as well as learn how to play this famous game. Each session will offer chess instruction, opportunities for students to play against each other and even chess tournaments (amongst the students). Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Mrs. Hevey P-108 Min—8, Max—16 $160

Wednesdays 3:15-4:15 9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Mrs. Ferguson Room M-204 Minimum—8

Maximum—12 $200

Kids have the chance to cook 9 different simple healthy recipes during a session. The class will be totally

hand’s on with students doing the preparing, cooking and cleaning up. Parents are welcome to join the class as

a helper. Students will go home with a sample of what they made during the class. Students with food allergies

are not encouraged to sign up for the class.

$260

This reading workshop is designed to give readers a boost that will improve their general reading skills and their comprehension abilities. Each reader's ability will be assessed and then an individualized program will be designed to extend their personal skill level. Readers will also be introduced to a wide variety of reading genres that will stimulate their interest in reading while improving their general knowledge.


Kids Can Cook! (4th / 5th grade)

Our young chefs will prepare and enjoy eight different recipes while learning about different foods and kitchen tools. Children will be responsible for prepar-ing, cooking and cleaning up during each ses-sion. Each participant will receive a collection of child-friendly recipes including the eight made during the Kids Can Cook sessions. The focus of this session will be on snacks and desserts. Students with food aller-gies are not encouraged to sign up for this class. A few recipes may be repeated from previous terms. If par-ents wish to volunteer, please contact Ms. Hinton at [email protected]

Thursdays 3:15—4:15

8 classes Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Ms. Hinton &

Mrs. Uy-Bombard

Room M-204 Min-14, Max-16

$230

Science Buddies (4th / 5th grade)

For all science enthusiasts out there! This course is a perfect opportunity for your child to expand their scientific knowledge. It will be sponsored by our own High School’ Science National Honor Society students. This course will provide a fun overview study of a variety of scientific subjects (Physics, Biology, Genet-ics, and Chemistry) with many hands-on scien-tific experiments supervised by our Middle School Science Teacher, Mr. Chassagne. Sign up now!

Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 8 classes

Sep 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29

Mr. Chassagne Room M-335 Min-8, Max-16

$230

The aim of the sessions will be to produce readers who are more confident, more competent, more able in reading assessment activities and, most importantly, gain more enjoyment from reading. Students can at-tend Reading Workshop twice a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays). Please note that this program is not intended to be a holistic approach for students with significant reading deficiencies.

Mr. Hardinge

(Room M-201) Min—6; Max—12

$200

Reading Workshop (4th / 5th / 6th grade)


mailto:[email protected]

Students will learn to play guitar from square one! They will learn about posture, hand-positioning and get familiar with various parts of the instrument. Using the guitar chords - G major, C ma-jor, E minor and D major - students will begin ‘jamming’ as soon as possible. We will work on finger and scale exercises, strum-ming and other practice techniques and in no time they will start playing simple 3-string songs. Students will also learn basic guitar tuning and the notes of the musical staff. All students will need to bring a NYLON STRING CLASSICAL-STYLE guitar to the class. This guitar can be purchased at many music stores around the city.

Music Piano for Beginners (1st / 2nd grade)

Love to sing? This club is right for you! Come and join SAS’ Singing Angels and learn different songs from Classical to Pop music repertoire. This choir aims to develop the children’s skills in the follow-ing areas: vocal and breathing technique, ensem-ble work, performance, musical appreciation, ar-tistic expression and style, movement, and stage presence. It further aims to develop responsibility, self-confidence, and a love for singing. Students will have an opportunity to perform at SAS in De-cember.

Singing Angels (3rd / 4th grade)

Wednesdays 3:15—4:15 12 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Nov 13, 20, 27,

Ms. De Leon Room C-205 Min—14, Max—35

$150

Guitar for beginners (4th / 5th grade)


Mr. Filice Room P-327 Min - 4, Max—6

$210

Open for new students only! Students will learn piano from square one. Each student will have his or her own keyboard with headphones on which to practice. During Piano for Beginners, stu-dents will be working on mastering the following skills: playing high and low sounds, using right and left hands separately and together, playing keys with the appropriate finger number, and finding groups of black keys and middle C. Students will also learn basic rhythms and music nota-tion, as well as beginning improvisation. Students who have already had a keyboarding unit in their music class but do not yet take lessons, will also be able to advance the skills they learned in class. Lessons will include group and individual practice.

To all you music lovers, kick-start your creative juices on the turntables and get introduced to the world of music mixing and manipulation. DJ Chris Columbus will teach you how to handle a set of turntables, and not to mention create your own versatile high-energy mixes like the profession-als in these hands-on and practical lessons. DJ Chris will focus on proper techniques like scratching fundamen-tals, beat juggling and beat matching. Students will perform a showcase of their mix at the end of their 8-session block.


Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

DJ Chris Room I-110 Min—4, Max—6 $210

Star DJ (4th / 5th grade)


Mrs. Ganske Keyboard Lab (C201)

Min—6, Max—10

$160

Intermediate Strings (4th/5th/6th grade) This class is open to returning EASA Violin, Viola, Cello & Double Bass players or for new students who have had at least one year of private lessons. Emphasis will be placed on playing skills and ensemble playing, with opportunities for solo and small group work. There will be performances during each EASA term. We HIGHLY encourage students to make a commitment to EASA Strings for the entire school year. All low strings can be rented directly from teacher for $175 (per year) and all high strings students will need to bring their own instruments. - Mrs Bell Lim (Room I-214)

Serenata Chorus (5th grade) Calling ALL FIFTH Graders who love to sing! The moment you’ve been waiting for is here! Come join SAS’ SERENATA CHORUS and learn a variety of songs from Classical to Pop music repertoire. This choir aims to de-velop the children’s skills in the following areas: vocal and breathing technique, ensemble work, performance, musical appreciation, artistic expression and style, movement, and stage pres-ence. It further aims to develop responsibility, self-confidence, and a love for singing. Students will have an op-portunity to perform at SAS in December.

Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 11 classes Sep 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 22, 29, Nov 11, 18, 25


Beginners High Strings (4th / 5th grade)

The Beginners High Strings open to 4th/5th grade students interested in learning violin & viola. Working through the Essential Elements 2000 method book, students will learn the basics of playing a high string instrument. Emphasis will be placed on ensemble performance and playing skills. Partici-pation in this course is required in order to continue in the EASA Strings program during the 2nd and 3rd EASA terms. We HIGHLY encourage students to make a commitment to EASA Strings for the entire school year. All students will need to bring a violin or viola. These instruments can be purchased at many music stores around the city for about $175.

Beginners Low Strings (4th / 5th grade)

The Beginners Low Strings program is open to 4th/5th grade students interested in learning cello & double bass. Work-ing through the Essential Elements 2000 method book, stu-dents will learn the basics of playing a low string instrument. Emphasis will be placed on ensemble performance and play-ing skills. Participation in this course is required in order to continue in the EASA Strings program during the 2nd and 3rd EASA terms. We HIGHLY encourage students to make a com-mitment to EASA Strings for the entire school year. All low strings can be rented directly from teacher for $175 (per year).

- Ms. De Leon

Room C-205

Min—12, Max—25

$160

Minimum—6 Maximum-20

$210

Wednesdays (3:15—4:15)

9 classes Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Mr. Gustafson Room C-204 Min-5, Max-10

$200

Mondays & Wednesdays 3:15—4:15

17 classes Sep 2, 4, 9, 11, 16,18, 23, 25, 30, Oct 2, 7, 9, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30

Mrs. Bell Lim Room I-214 Min—8, Max—20

$400

Does your child love playing with LEGO®? Your child could be one of our Junior Engineers. In this class students will have fun learn-ing science and mechanical concepts through hands on building with LEGO®. They will explore and investigate topics such as gears and levers as they construct a variety of LEGO® mecha-nisms. By the end of the session, students will have an understand-ing of fundamental mechanical concepts and their day to day ap-plications through an enjoyable playing and learning experience.

Computers &

Technology Apprentice Engineers (Kindergarten)

This technology class will introduce thought-provoking, challenging and enter-taining computer games to stimulate critical thinking skills to young minds. Students will use their logic to solve some activities, but at times they may have to think ‘outside the box’ to reach their goal. This class is guaranteed to tease your brain and bend your mind! - Mr. Taylor (P-302) Min-8, Max-12 $170

Brainteasers & Mindbenders (1st / 2nd grade)


Jr. Engineers (1st / 2nd grade)


Children’s Technology Workshop (I-110) Min—8, Max—16

$260

Looking for a great activity designed for your inquisitive Kindergartener who is devel-oping his/her fine motor skills? The Apprentice Engineers does just that! This class introduces children to simple machinery through fun activities. Kids will understand simple concepts of how machines work through stories and simple play experiments. They will be manipulating and constructing with Duplo LEGO® and other craft materi-als. This class is an excellent hands-on activity for your child to explore simple machine concepts.

Minecraft is more than just a game; it's a tool that can be used to enrich students' learning. Minecraft can be used to teach physics, engineering, program-ming and lots more. It is an inter-active game that allows players to use digital blocks to create al-most anything they can imagine. We will be playing in the creative mode, focused on building struc-tures and communities. It is awe-some!


Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30,

Mr. Shin-Gay Room P-303 Min—8, Max—10 $170


Children’s Technology Workshop (P-223) Min—8, Max—10

$280

Minecraft (1st / 2nd grade)

http://www.tecca.com/guides/minecraft/

Minecraft for Girls only (1st / 2nd grade)


Minecraft is interactive and more than just a game. Girls play it differ-

ently than boys. In this girls only class, students will learn physics, engi-

neering, programming and lots more using this popular game that al-

lows players to use digital blocks to create almost anything they can

imagine. We will be playing in the creative mode, focused on building

structures and communities. It is awesome!

- Mr. Kirkwood (P-302) Minimum—8 Maximum-10

$170

Jr. Robotics (3rd grade)

Love LEGO® and Robotics? This class is great for your young budding Robot-Enthusiast. Get in-troduced to LEGO NXT and explore all the fun and mechanics that LEGO NXT has to offer. In this class you will be introduced to the basics of programming, learn about all the different sensors (Ultrasonic, touch and sound sensors) where robots come alive and to perform different opera-tions at a touch of a button. Your child will get to build Robots and machines using LEGO NXT alongside friends individually and in pairs to pit their skills in order to complete obstacle courses and challenges offered by our instructors. So join us today and learn how to build and program your very own Robot!

Mondays 3:15—4:15 8 classes Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Oct 7, 21, 28

Children’s Technology Workshop (I-110) Min—8, Max—16

$280

Kids Can Code (3rd/4th grade) Kids Can CodeLearn to program with a kid-friendly programming language called Scratch, created by the MIT Media Lab. It is specifically designed for kids from 8-16 years old, yet sophisticated enough to be used as an introductory course to computer science at many universities. Kids learn to manipulate codes by snapping them together like Lego blocks. Through Scratch, kids can develop an advanced sense of reasoning, logic, pa-tience and persistence. Their creativity will be heightened through constructing their own interactive content, such as stories, games, music, and art. Plus, it's just FUN! What will your child create today? Brought to you by KidzCode.


Ms. Mai Vu Room I-110 Min—8, Max—10

$190

http://www.tecca.com/guides/minecraft/

Explore the wonders of science and technology through robotics. Learn to build and program differ-

ent types of robots that help mankind. Build your dream robot and participate in various challenges.

We use Lego Mindstorms NXT robotics sets and each session is engaging and fun while accomplish-

ing its learning objectives. Classes are conducted by experience robotics trainers who are passion-

ate about robotics and enjoy working with young children. EASA Robotics students will be invited

to represent SAS during term 3 at a local RoboPreneur Challenge. So, don’t miss out on this amazing

opportunity!

Mondays 3:15 – 4:15 8 classes

Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Oct 7, 21, 28

Robotics Connections I-312

Min—8, Max—12

$230

Movie & Video Creation (4th / 5th grade)

This class is open to new and returning students. In this fun course the students will learn the

basics of all video (and film) productions. The course will cover planning, filming and editing of

all sorts of videos. Students will work together to create a series of short videos, applying every

technique they learn in class. All materials (including cameras) are provided. The instructor is

Iskander Walen, who has worked on award-winning local sitcoms, television commercials, and

created several short films. His short "What's On?" was part of the official selection of the Sin-

gapore Short Film Festival https://www.youtube.com/movievideocreation - Mr. Iskander (I-

312)


Sep 5, 12, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Min-8, Max-12

$230

Robotics (4th / 5th grade)

https://www.youtube.com/movievideocreation

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