Third Hour
11:00-11:55
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​History with American Girl Felicity
A continuation of Felicity’s story, an American girl living in colonial times. During class, we will dive deeper into the Revolutionary War while sipping tea and creating period era crafts while discussing the reading. Students will be reading several chapters of the Felicity American Girl Mystery books each week along with a shorter book we will be providing titled, “Very Funny Elizabeth”. Please note, taking History with American Girl Felicity in the fall semester is not a prerequisite to take this class.
Teacher: Angela Luka
Aide: Natalie LeStronge
Class Fee: $35
Workload: 5
Required Supplies: Books- "Peril at King’s Creek”, “Traitor in Williamsburg”, “Lady Margaret’s Ghost”, scissors, pencils and eraser, 2- 3 glue sticks, coloring supplies. ​​​
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Book Club - Bridge Class (6th grade and advanced 5th graders)
This class is for students who enjoy reading and want to get practice with skills that will be needed for the middle/highschool pod. We will be reading historical fiction books. The semester will start out with A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park. We will begin reading this book over Christmas break before co-op starts. Then we will read Saving Zasha by Randi Barrow. Each student will research a type of working dog and create a poster board to share with the class. We will practice note taking skills while listening to presentations. Our last book, Listening for Lions by Gloria Whelan, will include projects where we can practice working in small groups.
For each book there will be both weekly homework and monthly homework. We will spend a little bit of time in our first class discussing how we can keep track of and work on both assignments each week. Students in this class will be subject to the CCHC academic agreement and parents may need to help reinforce some of these new responsibilities at home.
Teacher: Julie Rowden
Aide: Kim Baze
Class Fee: $20
Class limit 12 students
Workload: 4-5
Required Supplies: Pencils, colored pencils, glue, poster board(s), supervised computer or library access to do research and various other supplies to use at home depending on your students project choice. You will also need access to a copy of each of the three books. Feel free to purchase the books or use the library, YouTube or audio services, if you find that helpful.
Intro to Oceanography​​
CLOSED
In this class we will learn about waves and tides, shallow and deep ocean circulation, ocean basins and marine animals. This is an introductory learning class where we will explore the different aspects of the ocean together and the way it affects our world. There will be some simple group quizzes as we finish each section and a fun project towards the end of the year.
Teacher Name: Bensie Cheney
Aide: Michelle Gonzales
Class Fee - $20 (Semester Class)
Workload:1
Required Supplies: Folder, notebook, pen or pencil and colored pencils. I’ll supply the handouts as needed.​
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Cosmetology 6th-12th​
In Cosmetology class we will be teaching the girls how to apply simple makeup to enhance their natural beauty, a variety of different hair styles/ blow dry techniques and non-toxic beauty care. There will be weekly homework involving the style or technique they learned in class.
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Teacher: Mandy Korzik
Aide: Beth Ficek
Class Fee: $30
Workload: 2
Required Supplies: Small and large round brush, makeup pallet with brushes, additional disposable eyeshadow applicators, tail comb, teasing brush, paddle brush, blow dryer, 1 inch curling iron, flat iron, bobby pins, vanity mirror, and face lotion.
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