T-ball is a great way to get active and fall in love with the sport of baseball or softball! We will be learning the fundamentals of t-ball and playing some fun games while we are at it! Please meet in the grass area at the front of the college by the big MUSTANG sign :) Instructor: Breann Stassinos
Students will learn their way around the night sky as they are involved in daytime class sessions and hands-on experience with telescopes. They will view the night sky and learn the names of summer constellations and planets. The students will also travel to the Clark Planetarium in SLC, UT to observe the programs and exhibits offered at the planetarium. Families are invited to observe with the astronomers! Please meet at the lower parking lot below the dorms at 1pm on the first day of class! Instructor: Denise Dewey *Students must ride the bus to and from the field trips.* *Students will be staying at the dorms at WWCC - all meals will be provided! Please bring your own sleeping bag, pillow and towels*
S: Science - Coloring mixing with vinegar and baking soda, making slime, invisible water color painting, and sink or float T: Technology - Unplugged and plugged activity robot, unplugged coding E: Engineering - Marble run, catapult, lego challenges, pompom shooters, marshmallow and toothpick towers A: Art - Sidewalk paint, corn syrup painting, marble painting, clay 3d art M: Math & Music - Math card games and making musical instruments Instructor: Kena Wolf
Fly away with us around the world! Come learn about the countries all around our world! We will learn traditions, try snacks from different countries, and even learn how to say words in different languages! Each day we will visit a new country and expand our mind and culture! The countries we will be learning about are Italy, Egypt, Germany, and Mexico! Instructor: Percilla Tolhurst
Join us for a magical world of unicorns and rainbows! We will have many rainbow and unicorn hands-on activities and crafts. We will also be reading unicorn books and making rainbow sweets and treats! We will be making our very own rainbows and unicorn tails to keep for all of our magical memories! Please bring a water bottle each day and a big shirt for messy activities! Instructors: Sheila Syvrud and Nannette McCurdy
Come join the summer version of "Fun Fridays"! Mornings will be spent in our GLOWING blacklight classroom singing, dancing, and playing games. Afternoons we will head outside for fun in the sun with games, races, chalk art, and cooling off in the shade and sprinklers! Plan to get wet! Please bring your water bottles, towel, and sunscreen and join us for Fun Dayz of Summer! Room: A102 Instructor: Adrienne Hernandez *Lunch will be from 11-12 - please bring your own lunch*
A fun and interactive class where we bring the joy or writing to life! Join author Jen Atkinson for games and crafts and of course an exploration in the world of writing! Instructor: Jen Atkinson and Samantha Conover
Students MUST have a clear schedule for the entire week an d if selected, be able to attend all rehearsals required for their role. This will include all day Saturday! NO EXCEPTIONS! There will be a cast of approx. 50-60 students plus assistant directors. There is no guarantee that everyone who auditions will be cast in the play. All students MUST be residents of Sweetwater County. The first rehearsal will be after auditions June 24th starting at 10:00 am. The rehearsals will be 10:00am until 2:30pm daily throughout the week. Performance June 29th at 4:00pm at the RSHS Auditorium. Instructor: Christy Lev Program: The Missoula Children's Theatre presents "Robin Hood". Under the rule of Prince John , fledging hero, Robin Hood is forced to relinquish his property after beating the Sherriff of Nottingham in an archery tournament. Robin forms a group of like-minded avengers to rise up against he taxes taken by Nottingham. Robin then tries to save King Richard from Austrian captivity by contributing to his ransom, but Prince John stands in the way of his plan, while Maid Marian is held hostage.
S: Science - Coloring mixing with vinegar and baking soda, making slime, invisible water color painting, and sink or float T: Technology - Unplugged and plugged activity robot, unplugged coding E: Engineering - Marble run, catapult, lego challenges, pompom shooters, marshmallow and toothpick towers A: Art - Sidewalk paint, corn syrup painting, marble painting, clay 3d art M: Math & Music - Math card games and making musical instruments Instructor: Kena Wolf
Join us to study dinosaurs with a trip to Vernal, Utah to visit the dinosaur museum and the site to see the Dinosaur National Monument. We will have videos and activities centered around the dinosaurs that we will be learning about in Vernal. Please bring a water bottle and a big shirt for messy activities - a snack will be provided each day. Instructor: Sheila Syvrud and Nannette McCurdy For the field trip we will leave RS on Friday June 28th at 7:00am. There is a required meeting at 3:30pm on Thursday June 27th for information and rules for our field trip. Parent(s) of children MUST ATTEND for children that will be joining us on the trip.
We will get our comic con in this fun and interactive class all about comics! We will study the wat comics are written, the similarities and differences compared to other books. We will play comic games and in the end we will create our own comic books! Instructor: Jen Atkinson and Samantha Conover
Fly away with us around the world! Come learn about the countries all around our world! We will learn traditions, try snacks from different countries, and even learn how to say words in different languages! Each day we will visit a new country and expand our mind and culture! The countries we will be learning about are England, Japan, Australia, and Brazil! Instructor: Percilla Tolhurst
