Physical Education, Fitness and Dance.

• Spatial Awareness
• Locomotor and non-locomotor movements
• Manipulative skills/Sport skill development
• Cooperative activities and games
• Square and line dancing
• Step aerobics, kickboxing, circuit training
• Basic tumbling
• Sports: Football, Soccer,Basketball

Arts and Crafts

• Elements of art: Color, Shape, Line, and Texture
• Artist of the week will include: Monet, Leonardo Da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, Kandinsky, Georgia O’Keefe, Matisse, James Audubon
• Crafts include: Frames, friendship bracelets, drip pan art, shrink art, etc.

Drama

• Narrative and physical pantomime
• Improvisation
• Role drama activities
• Guided imagery and relaxation techniques

Music

• Song and movement activities
  • Children will learn and sing traditional camp songs, silly songs, sport related songs (Take Me Out to the Ball game) and theme related songs
• Rhythm instruments
  • There will be movement activities related to varying themes. Rhythm instruments will be used to add variety to songs and teach beat. Rhythm instruments will also be used to create sound effects for drama activities
• Music will also be incorporated into the background of art activities

Reading, Writing, and Math

• The importance of Health and Physical Activity
• Character Education
• Nutrition
• Human Growth and Development
• Sports and the Olympics
• The effects of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drugs
• Endangered Species and Pollution
• Safety

Instructional Swimming.
Our curriculum for swimming meets the requirements for the American Red Cross.

• Water Safety
• Rhythmic Breathing
• Buoyancy (front and back floating)
• Stroke Refinement in:
  • Free Style
  • Back Stroke
  • Elementary Back Stroke
  • Side Stroke
  • Breast Stroke
  • Butterfly
• Leg Action:
  • Flutter Kick
  • Scissors Kick
  • Breast Stroke Kick
  • Dolphin Kick
• Games include:
  • Relay Races
  • Keep away
  • Straw Hat Race
  • Marco Polo
  • Drop the Puck
  • Water Polo