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YANG FAN ACADEMY 2020 VIRTUAL SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM GUIDE - JULY

Website: http://yfacademy.org/app ; Email: [email protected] ; Phone: 925-699-4664 1

Summer Enrichment Classes Schedule Overview: (Grade levels are as of Fall 2020)



Summer Afternoon Academic Classes Schedule Overview: (Grade levels are as of Fall 2020)

Summer Afternoon Math & ELA Boot Camps Schedule Overview: (Grade levels are as of Fall 2020)



TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1. Enrichment Classes 5

1. Arts: Acrylic Painting 5 2. Arts: Watercolor Painting 8 3. Chess Strategy 11 4. Computer Coding 12

1). MIT APP Inventor (G1-G2) 12 2). Scratch Game Design (K-G2) 13 3). Android App Design with MIT App Inventor (G3&up) 14 4). Gamecasting for Youtube and Video Production (G3&up) 15 5). Web Development with HTML, CSS and JavaScript (G3&up) 16

5. Digital Art: Bring the Art Studio Home 17 6. Fun Clay Art (Supplies Included) 19 7. Meditation & Yoga (Parents Are Welcome to Join) 22 8. Music Exploration: Intro to Music 23 9. Physical Training & Games 24 10. Public Speaking 25 1). “Speak Up” Intro to Public Speaking 25 2). “Pitch Climbers!” Persuasive Speech Camp! 26 11. Jackbox Games Party Time 27

PART 2. The Accelerated Math Program 30

PART 3. Afternoon Academic Classes 35 1. Phonics Lessons for Kindergarten 35 2. Fundamental Reading 36 3. Reading Comprehension 36 4. Advanced Reading: Disney Film Adaptations vs Original Fairy Tales 37 5. FUNdamentals of Writing Class 38 6. Advanced Writing Class 40 7. Math Preview for Next School Year 41 8. GATE Prep 44 9. Competitive Math: Prep for Noetic Learning Math Contest 45

PART 4. Afternoon Academic Boot Camps 45 1. Grade 4 English Literacy Boot Camp (Reading + Writing Bundle) 46 2. Grade 5 English Literacy Boot Camp (Reading + Writing Bundle) 47 3. Middle School English Literacy Boot Camp (Reading + Writing Bundle) 50 4. Grade 4 Math Boot Camp 51 5. Grade 5 Math Boot Camp 52 6. Grade 6 Math Boot Camp 53



7. Grade 7 Math Boot Camp 53

PART 5. Second Language Classes 55 1. Advanced Chinese (Regular Chinese) 55 2. Easy Chinese 56 3. Hindi 57 4. Spanish 58

1). Spanish for Beginners (K-G1): 58 2). Intermediate Spanish (G2-G3): 59 3). Advanced Spanish (G4&up): 60

PART 6. DISCOUNTS* 62



PART 1. Enrichment Classes

1. Arts: Acrylic Painting

Course Description: Our online art classes will help children develop their creativity, problem-solving skills, and imagination. Children will have a great opportunity to present and exhibit art works that express their own unique experiences and art styles. They will learn how to use advanced structures and functions and how different visual characteristics and art styles convey different ideas. Students will be able to gain a solid foundation in the use of tools and materials, the development of skills, and the invention of new ways to create. In this class, students will work with acrylic colors and explore the many ways that paint can be handled. The versatility of acrylics will be demonstrated from delicate watercolor-like washes to super thick, heavy structural impasto techniques. The process used to teach each project is an easy, step-by-step method that will inspire your child into a painting frenzy! Students will learn and apply basic acrylic painting techniques to complete each project. This course is designed to give children the tools they need on their artistic journey towards self-expression, reflection, and creative thinking.



Eligible Grade Levels: K, G1, G2, G3, G4, G5, G6 (as of Fall 2020, e.g., current G1 will be G2 in summer)

Fee: $200 ($25 per class, total 8 classes)

Enrollment Period: 6/29-7/24 (4 weeks)

Class Size: 6-8 students per class

Instructor: YF Art Teacher - Hsiao-Yen Chi earned Master and Bachelor Degrees in Fine Art Illustration from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. She was an Art teacher at Pacific Rim International School in San Mateo. She has been a graphic art illustrator for the school and children educational materials since 2009.

Zoom Class Schedule:

Arts: Acrylic Painting 1 (K-G2): Wednesday & Friday, 11:00am-12:00pm

Arts: Acrylic Painting 2 (G3&up): Monday & Thursday, 11:00am-12:00pm

Class Materials (Not included in the class fee; please prepare the supplies yourself. Supplies can be ordered at http://www.utrechtart.com/ or https://www.amazon.com/): 1) paper plates

2) Acrylic Paint Brushes

3) 1 Acrylic pad, Size 9”X12”



5) 1 Kneaded Rubber Eraser

6) 3 Pencils H, B, 2B

7) Acrylic sets (10 colors)



2. Arts: Watercolor Painting

Course Description: Our online art classes will help children develop their creativity, problem-solving skills, and imagination. Children will have a great opportunity to present and exhibit art works that express their own unique experiences and art styles. They will learn how to use advanced structures and functions and how different visual characteristics and art styles convey different ideas. Students will be able to gain a solid foundation in the use of tools and materials, the development of skills, and the invention of new ways to create.

In this class, students will explore the medium of watercolor paints. They will observe and practice basic watercolor painting techniques such as wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and dry-on-dry. This class is perfect for anybody who wants to improve their drawing skills, particularly watercolor alongside colored pencils. The Colored Pencil Course is a comprehensive learning experience that is compatible with both beginners and advanced artists. Important techniques such as mixing and applying values of color and knowing which brush to use in order to create the illusion of light and form within a scene will be covered.

Eligible Grade Levels: G1, G2, G3, G4, G5, G6






Instructor: YF Art Teacher - Hsiao-Yen Chi earned Master and Bachelor Degrees in Fine Art Illustration from Academy of Art University in San Francisco. She was an Art teacher at Pacific Rim International School in San Mateo. She has been a graphic art illustrator for the school and children educational materials since 2009.


Arts: Watercolor Painting (G1-G6): Tuesday & Friday, 4:00pm-5:00pm

Class Materials (Not included in the class fee; please prepare the supplies yourself. Supplies can be ordered at http://www.utrechtart.com/ or https://www.amazon.com/): 1) 1 Watercolor Palette

2) 5 Watercolor Paint Brushes - Round size 0,2,4,8,12

3) 1 Cold Pressed Watercolor pad, Size 9”X12”



4) Colored pencils (24 colors)

5) 1 Kneaded Rubber Eraser

6) 3 Pencils H, B, 2B

7) Watercolor sets (10 colors)



3. Chess Strategy

Course Description: This course digs deep into the game of chess, emphasizing the reasons and strategies behind each move. Ultimately, chess is a game of ideas, not moves. Know the right idea, and the move will follow, a concept that will be illustrated by numerous examples from professional and amateur play. Students are encouraged to bring pencil and paper to class in order to copy the games shown and take notes. Homework will generally consist of students replaying these games at home to reinforce the ideas discussed.

Eligible Grade Levels: K, G1, G2, G3, G4, G5, G6




Instructor: YF Vendor


Chess Strategy 1A (K-G2): Monday & Thursday, 9:00am-10:00am

Chess Strategy 1B (K-G2): Tuesday & Thursday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

Chess Strategy 2A (G3&up): Monday, 10:00am-11:00am & Friday, 9:00am-10:00am

Chess Strategy 2B (G3&up): Monday & Wednesday, 1:30pm-2:30pm



4. Computer Coding

1). MIT APP Inventor (G1-G2)

Course Description:

MIT App Inventor introduces a simple blocks-based programming tool that helps students understand the logic of programming and build basic functional apps for Android devices. In this course, students will design and create their own functional apps with the App Inventor and will then download them to the android phone or run them on a phone emulator.

Eligible Grade Levels: G1, G2



Class Size: To ensure proper coaching for each kid, students will be split into 4-8 students in each breakout room based on their coding skill level with at least one instructor.



MIT APP Inventor (G1-G2): Tuesday & Friday, 9:00am-10:00am



2). Scratch Game Design (K-G2)

Course Description:

Scratch is a graphical programming language developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Children can drag and combine code blocks to make a large variety of programs including animations, stories, musical instruments, and games. It’s a bit like the programming equivalent of LEGOs!

Students who were enrolled in this class in June can still register for July. Returning students will be assigned to a separate breakout room to develop more advanced skills and further their projects.

Eligible Grade Levels: K, G1, G2






Scratch Game Design (K-G2): Monday, 11:00am-12:00pm & Wednesday, 9:00am-10:00am



3). Android App Design with MIT App Inventor (G3&up)

Course Description:

MIT App Inventor introduces a simple blocks-based programming tool that helps students understand the logic of programming and build basic functional apps for Android devices. In this course, students will design and create their own functional apps with the App Inventor and will then download them to the android phone or run them on a phone emulator.


Eligible Grade Levels: G3, G4, G5, G6






Android App Design with MIT App Inventor (G3&up): Monday, 9:00am-10:00am & Wednesday, 11:00am-12:00pm



4). Gamecasting for Youtube and Video Production (G3&up) Course Description: In this course, students will produce their own gameplay videos for Youtube, developing fundamental production skills such as video editing, audio engineering, and dynamic special effects in order to create a fun and engaging experience for viewers.





Class Size: To ensure proper coaching for each kid, students will be split into 4-8 students in each breakout room based on their skill level with at least one instructor.



Gamecasting for Youtube and Video Production (G3&up): Tuesday & Friday, 11:00am-12:00pm



5). Web Development with HTML, CSS and JavaScript (G3&up) Course Description: In this Web Development course, students will learn to write basic code using the languages of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through a practical, hands-on approach and fun, exciting activities. They will grow comfortable with the foundations of web design and will create their own websites with complex rich content like text, images, and videos.







Web Development with HTML, CSS and JavaScript (G3&up): Tuesday & Thursday, 1:30pm-2:30pm



5. Digital Art: Bring the Art Studio Home

Class Description:

This class is an introduction to digital art. Students will be able to create stunning digital art without making a physical mess! This class will provide any future artists and creatives the confidence to work expertly with tools to draw, paint, and create confidently in the digital world through the free drawing app Autodesk SketchBook. An iPad and a digital pencil are necessary for this class. Class projects will be focused on understanding digital art tools, drawing from observation, and drawing from imagination. Students will be introduced to various helpful drawing techniques that can be used with or without digital mediums.

Sample Work:

An example of one kind of project students will be assigned using this app. Students will draw a picture of their window. It can be imaginary and dream-like or completely from observation and will hopefully provide all of the kids feeling stuck at home a creative way to think about the world outside or to be observant of the world around them as it is.







Instructor: YF Digital Art Teacher - Jade Cohen is a multimedia artist based in California who graduated with honors in Art Practice from University of California Berkeley and received the Wendy Sussman Prize for recognition of excellence in the arts.


Digital Art: Bring the Art Studio Home: Friday, 9:00am-11:00am



6. Fun Clay Art (Supplies Included)

Course Description: This course allows students to explore the colorful world of air-dry clay and produce beautiful sculptures at the end of each class. They will have fun learning new skills such as hand sculpting, making miniature figurines and animals, and more. There are two different project sets to choose from: Project Set 1 includes Week 1: Sheep Money Bank, Week 2: Monkey Room Sign, Week 3: Bear Sitting on the Cloud Gift Box, and Week 4: Panda Pencil Holder (finished products shown in the picture below).

Project Set 2 includes Week 1: Happy 4th of July, Week 2: Bone Spa Day, Week 3: Nome Pencil Holder and Week 4: Ice Cream & Candy House (finished products shown in the picture below).





Instructor: YF Clay Art Elective Teacher - Julie Kartono is an experienced clay art instructor who owns Angelhouze Clay Art, a studio based in the East Bay area that offers a wide variety of air dry clay art classes such as hand sculpting flowers, figurines, or food to children and adults. Zoom Class Schedule:

Fun Clay Art - Project Set 1 (G1&up): Thursday, 10:00am-12:00pm

Fun Clay Art - Project Set 2 (G1&up): Wednesday, 10:00am-12:00pm

Class Materials:

All class materials are included in the class fee. Each week, please pick up the package with tools and clay needed for the class on Tuesday between 4:30pm and 6:00pm in the Yang Fan parking lot. The first pickup will be on Tuesday, June 30th. To keep the clay fresh, the material package has to be picked up every Tuesday by parents. Please let us know if you are not able to pick up the package from Yang Fan. A delivery service is also available for an additional $5 for Pleasanton and Dublin locations and $10 for San Ramon and Livermore.



7. Meditation & Yoga (Parents Are Welcome to

Join)

Course Description:

Students will treasure this opportunity to take a break and ground themselves, cultivating greater mindfulness and inner peace, both of which are important for maintaining physical and mental well-being. We encourage the parents to take the meditation classes alongside your students to cultivate, experience, and harness the calming and soothing power of meditation amidst the madness of the pandemic.

Sample Lesson Plan:

❏ Stretching and warm up - 5 minutes ❏ Easy yoga poses - 15 minutes ❏ Breathing meditation with guidance - 10 minutes ❏ Silent meditation with music in background - 10 minutes

Eligible Grade Levels: G2, G3, G4, G5, G6




Instructor: Mrs. Vandana is an experienced yoga and meditation practitioner. Over the past 5+ years, her exercises have helped practitioners become more focused, calmer, and present.


Meditation & Yoga (G2-G6): Monday & Wednesday, 5:00pm-5:45pm



8. Music Exploration: Intro to Music

Course Description: In this class, students will explore the basics of music, discover new musical instruments, discuss different genres/styles of music, and incorporate seemingly unrelated subjects such as math, science, geography, history, sociology, and language into their investigation of fundamental questions about art and life such as "How do instruments produce sound?", "Where does music come from?", "Why do we make music?", and "How can we be creative in music?"

Musical Objectives:

❏ Music Basics: Rhythm, Pitch, Notation, Scales, Key Signatures, Chords, Harmony, Dynamics, Tempo, Expression

❏ Instrument Introduction: Woodwind, Brass, Strings, Drums, Voice, Piano, Guitar, Electronic Instruments

❏ Music Styles/Genres: Classical, Jazz, World Music, Folk, Rock, Choral, Pop, Hip-Hop, Electronic Music, Film/Video Game Scores





Instructor: YF Music Teacher - Mr. John O’Leary is a multi-instrumentalist from Atlanta, Georgia with a love for jazz. John is a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, where he received his Masters of Music in jazz saxophone performance, and also from Florida State University, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in jazz saxophone performance.


Music Exploration: Intro to Music (G1-G6): Tuesday & Thursday, 9:00am-10:00am



9. Physical Training & Games

Course Description:

In addition to the various enrichment and academic classes we are offering online, we would also like to add Physical Exercise to our online program to keep kids physically and mentally active and healthy. Proper physical training helps strengthen and stimulate children's minds, improving their academic performance and attention spans.

Sample Lesson Plan (30 minutes):

❏ Warm up: 5 minutes ❏ Physical training：25 minutes

❏ Coordinated training: 5 minutes ❏ Explosive training: 5 minutes ❏ Strength Training : 5 minutes ❏ Sports game: 5 minutes ❏ Relaxation training: 5 minutes


Fee:

Physical Training & Games - all 5 days a week: $240 ($6 per class, total 40 classes)

Physical Training & Games - any 3 days a week (choose any three AM classes and three PM classes): $180 ($7.5 per class, total 24 classes)

Physical Training & Games - any 1 day a week (choose any one AM class and one PM class): $80 ($10 per class, total 8 classes)



Instructor: YF Vendor - Micro Motion Table Tennis Academy


AM class: Monday-Friday, 12:00pm-12:30pm

PM class: Monday-Friday, 4:30pm-5:00pm



10. Public Speaking

1). “Speak Up” Intro to Public Speaking

Course Description: The “Speak Up!” Public Speaking is an incredibly fun, highly interactive virtual public speaking class for our future Highest Speakers! In this unprecedented time of COVID-19, children need learning, interaction with the instructors, fun, AND socialization with other children their age. This limited size camp will ensure that students receive plenty of individual attention and feedback. Classes will be divided by age group with the exercises and explanations geared towards and broken down for each age group. In this high-energy, 8 class series, we will:

❏ Review the fundamentals of effective public speaking and different types of

public speaking (storytelling, persuasion, and informative speeches)

❏ Have discussions about various public speaking topics including mindfulness

based topics and current events

❏ Play multiple public speaking games and work on public speaking assignments

during the class

❏ Present at least once to the entire group in EVERY class

❏ Greatly refine impromptu speaking and quick speech structuring skills

❏ Receive instructor feedback and/or peer feedback

❏ Practice how to “virtually present” in these digital times!




Class Size: 8-14 students per class with two instructors. To ensure maximized coaching for each kid, students will be split into 6-7 students in each breakout room to practice with one of the two instructors.

Instructor: YF Vendor - Highest Speak




“Talk Climber!” Intro to Public Speaking (G1-G2): Monday & Wednesday, 3:15pm-4:15pm

“Speak Up!” Public Speaking Boot Camp (G3-G6): Monday & Wednesday, 2:00pm-3:00pm

2). “Pitch Climbers!” Persuasive Speech Camp!

Course Description: Persuasive Speech is one of the most powerful and key forms of public speaking. In Highest Speak’s fully interactive camp, students will learn the elements of persuasive speech through playing hilarious persuasive speech games and practicing multiple persuasive pitches.

Each class includes:

❏ “Open Campfire” positive discussion ❏ Lesson for the day on a specific topic ❏ Speaking games! ❏ Assignment for the day!

All classes are taught in smaller groups by 2 instructors to ensure that every student receives plenty of individual attention. Oh, and did we mention that our classes are taught by teachers who are also stand-up comics/performers? During this unexpected summer, our goal is to ensure the kids learn but also have a very FUN, interactive, and memorable experience!




Class Size: 8-14 students per class with two instructors. To ensure maximized coaching for each kid, students will be split into 6-7 students in each breakout room to practice with one of the two instructors.

Instructor: YF Vendor - Highest Speak


“Pitch Climbers!” Persuasive Speech Camp! (G1-G2): Tuesday & Thursday, 11:15am-12:15pm

“Pitch Climbers!” Persuasive Speech Camp! (G3-G6): Tuesday & Thursday, 10:00am-11:00am



11. Jackbox Games Party Time

Course Description: Jackbox Games offers a fun and exciting way for your children to interact with their friends remotely while refining their ability to think quickly, creatively, and wittily. Join us for these laugh-out-loud games where you’ll discover obscure trivia facts, create new words, convince everybody that your opinion is the most correct opinion in a high-stakes debate tournament, and more. Funny, entertaining, and at times educational, these games will make your children split their sides, bust their guts, and slap their knees all while practicing important skills such as critical thinking, public speaking, and speech and debate. Fibbage 3 Do you know what the elephants in a Vienna zoo are allowed to eat once every year? Neither do we! But in Fibbage 3, you’ll learn that the answer (spoiler alert) is Christmas trees, as well as even more strange yet fascinating trivia facts. What’s the catch? You have to work to get the real facts. A trivia prompt will be generated with a blank in the sentence. For example, “Once a year, the elephants in Vienna’s zoo are allowed to eat _________.” It’s your job to fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that you think will fool everybody else into believing a fake piece of trivia. Maybe it’s more believable that these elephants will eat peanuts once a year, or a rack of lamb! Dictionarium What does the word “damble” mean? What about “pwubby”? Interestingly enough, they both mean...trick question! These words don’t exist—they can mean whatever you want them to mean, and you can use them however you want in a sentence: as a noun, or a verb, or an adjective, or even an interjection! In Dictionarium, you’ll learn all about language and just how arbitrary it can be as you create 1) a definition for a randomly generated fake word, 2) a synonym for your newly defined fake word, and 3) a real, grammatically correct sentence using your fake synonym for your fake word. Bracketeering If you’ve ever thought that your friends have the wrong opinion about which Harry Potter book is the best, then Bracketeering is the game for you! This is the friendliest, most casual debate tournament you’ll ever compete in. Every player submits an answer based on the category. These answers are then pit against each other, with the one that receives the most votes advancing onto the next stage. This continues



until the one and only truth is decided. Knowing how to argue and persuade other people that your opinion is correct is key to cinching that championship! Survive the Internet In an increasingly globalized world connected by the Internet, a new and frankly confusing Internet culture has taken us by storm. One important aspect: making people look ridiculous online! Survive the Internet is all about making your fellow players look as dumb as possible by twisting their comments through creating an unreasonable context. While confusing at first, it’s easy to catch on after a few rounds—which describes the Internet perfectly too! Civic Doodle Calling all artists—Doodle Valley is looking for talented (or untalented) people to complete the unfinished murals littered around the city! Players work together in real-time to create a masterpiece, and the final mural will be displayed on the best walls and water tanks found in Doodle Valley. Push the Button A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...you and your spaceship-mates awake from your cryosleep because aliens have infiltrated the ship! It’s now a race against time to figure out who among you is an alien and who is a human. Through a series of tests and much argument, it’s up to one brave shipmate to choose to PUSH THE BUTTON and accuse people of being aliens! Only a unanimous vote will send the accused into outer space, but be careful of accusing the wrong people... Eligible Grade Levels: G3, G4, G5, G6 Fee: $40 ($10 per class, total 4 classes) Enrollment Period: 6/29-7/24 (4 weeks) Group Size: 5-7 students per class Instructor: Ms. Lindsay Wang is an English and Statistics Major at Williams College with a background in journalistic and creative writing as well as diverse reading. Zoom Class Schedule: Jackbox Games Party Time 1: Friday, 1:30pm-2:00pm



Jackbox Games Party Time 2: Friday, 2:00pm-2:30pm Jackbox Games Party Time 3: Friday, 2:30pm-3:00pm Jackbox Games Party Time 4: Friday, 3:00pm-3:30pm



PART 2. The Accelerated Math Program

Program Description: AM is a personalized math program tailored to each student that provides grade-appropriate standard practices and ensures foundational skills improvement. Each student works at his or her own pace and the emphasis on customized testing and study help improve the students’ individual weaknesses. AM is the program that Yang Fan students regularly participate in onsite and is well-received by parents. Now your student can continue his/her AM tests at home with full access to various features available on the student portal such as more exercise questions and diagnostic reports. An additional feature includes a Yang Fan math tutor who is available for a 20 minutes one-on-one review session on Zoom with your student once a week. We will send you a link to https://calendly.com/ for you to sign up for the optional one-on-one review session slot after you register for the AM option.

Illustrated AM User Guide:

Step 1: Take Test and Exercise

Login to the home page and click “Test” or “Exercise” to start your assignments.

In the “Past Assignments” section, you can check your test or exercise summary.



If you click each number in your summary page, you can check the correct answers.



Step 2: Watch Video for Tutorials

Use the following “Resource” section to help you understand each concept of objective. If you prefer to learn concepts before you stating a test or exercise, please choose “My Tests” or “My Exercises” in the “Subskills” section and “Current Exercise” in the “My Exercises” section. Otherwise, you can choose “Last Exercise” to see and review former concepts.

Each objective may include the following resources. You can click the “add” button as shown in the above blue frame to show them. The resources include:

❏ “Math Glossary”: Definition of the objective ❏ “Worked Example”: Explain how to solve the objective in detailed steps ❏ “Khan Academy Video”: Video for explaining and expanding the objective ❏ “Peer Help”: We cannot use this function right now



Example for using “Khan Academy Video”:

Example for using “Worked Example”:



Step 3: One-on-one Review Session with a Tutor on Zoom

In addition, we provide a 20-minute one-on-one review session with a YF math tutor once a week to go over the AM Test and Exercise. The math tutor will review any errors your student makes during the Test or Exercise and then provide additional similar problems to strengthen those math concepts and skills.


Fee: $120 ($30 per week, total 4 weeks)


Instructor: Derek Guo is a math competitor from San Ramon and will be attending Northwestern University this fall. Derek is a four-time AIME qualifier with over 3 years of tutoring experience and 2 years of practice as a paid teacher and TA. Among these positions, Derek has coached the Windemere Ranch M.S. Math Olympiad team, helping them place in the top 2% nationwide.

Zoom Review Session Schedule:

We will email you with the availability of the math tutor so you can sign up for your one-on-one review session starting the week of June 29th.



PART 3. Afternoon Academic Classes

1. Phonics Lessons for Kindergarten

Course Description:

Phonics is a method of teaching reading and writing. It’s based on the relationship between the sounds of the spoken language (phonemes) and the letters of the written language (graphemes). When children read using phonics, it is also called decoding or sounding out words. Understanding phonics is a basic part of being a skilled reader.

Explode the Code will be the core curriculum for this Phonics class. Explode the Code will help your student build the necessary literacy skills needed for reading success: phonological awareness, decoding, vocabulary, comprehension, fluency, and spelling.

Explode the Code Assessment:

Beginning this week, we will start this course with a one-on-one evaluation based on the Explode the Code Assessment to determine which class level your kid will be placed in. The assessment helps the teacher better match your student's skill level to the skills introduced in our kindergarten phonics classes.

The evaluation will take about 20 minutes and will cost $15. Please sign up for the Assessment option if you would like to request for an Phonics Evaluation for your child. The Assessment is required for students to be enrolled in the Phonics Lessons. Please choose both Assessment and Phonics Lessons when you enroll online.

Eligible Grade Levels: K




Instructor: Mrs. Zoe Deroo is a certified elementary school teacher who specializes in early childhood and elementary literacy. She has a Master's of Science from Johns Hopkins and is currently back in graduate school working towards becoming a certified reading specialist.


Phonics Lessons for Kindergarten (K) - Level 1: Monday, 10:00am-10:45am



2. Fundamental Reading

Course Objectives:

1. Word Work/Decoding 2. Reading Comprehension 3. Vocabulary

Sample Lesson Plan:

1. Students will use the cover and pictures to predict what the story is about. The teacher will ask questions to get the students to relate their predictions to their own experiences. (5 min)

2. Students will practice decoding specific words from the text and generalize a pattern which they apply to other words not in the text. (10 min)

3. Students will read along with the teacher (shared reading) and stop to discuss what a character is thinking and feeling, using words and pictures from the text. (15 min)

4. Students will learn two related vocabulary words based on the theme of the text, identify how it relates to their lives, and use it in sentences they construct orally or in writing. (15 min)

Eligible Grade Levels: G1




Instructor: YF Reading Teacher - Mrs. Nancy Martin


Fundamental Reading A (G1): Friday, 2:30pm-3:30pm

Fundamental Reading B (G1): Tuesday, 2:30pm-3:30pm



3. Reading Comprehension

Course Description: This class is a one hour per week teacher-led reading comprehension Zoom class session offered to enhance reading skills and build vocabulary. This reading comprehension class will test and improve students’ critical reading, vocabulary, and understanding skills. With critical reading tests, fiction and non-fiction in-class reading assignments, class-wide discussions, and vocabulary drills every week, students will engage in a wide-range of reading materials beyond just the classics — though of course we’ll cover those too.





Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn Wang is a journalist based in New York City with long-standing interests in reading and writing. She graduated from New York University with degrees in Journalism and History.


Reading Comprehension 1A (G2-3): Tuesday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

Reading Comprehension 1B (G2-3): Wednesday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

Reading Comprehension 2A (G4&up): Monday, 4:30pm-5:30pm

Reading Comprehension 2B (G4&up): Friday, 1:30pm-2:30pm



4. Advanced Reading: Disney Film Adaptations vs Original Fairy Tales

Course Description:

Most people think of Disney animation films when they hear the phrase “fairy tale.” Films like Snow White and the Seven Dwarves and Frozen have come to be a cultural centerpiece of human civilization, but many don’t know the origins of these massively successful Disney adaptations.

This course will encourage students to compare and contrast the Disney film end products with their written source material. Every class will begin with a foundational discussion of that day’s fairy tale before students read the fairy tale itself. Following the reading, students will be shown clips of the corresponding Disney film and will be encouraged to analyze how Disney has adapted the source fairy tale. They will dive into the original text, dissecting the elements of each fairy tale and refining their reading comprehension through identifying similarities and differences between the plots of the original fairy tale and the more well-known Disney version. Eligible Grade Levels: G4, G5, G6




Instructor: Ms. Lindsay Wang is an English and Statistics Major at Williams College with a background in journalistic and creative writing as well as diverse reading.


Advanced Reading (G4&up): Tuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pm



5. FUNdamentals of Writing Class

Course Description:

FUNdamentals of Writing Classes stress basic writing skills and include grammar/punctuation worksheets plus a short applicable writing assignment each class. The following topics will be included in this class:

❏ Grammar/punctuation ❏ Parts of Speech ❏ Transition words ❏ Sentence structures (opening, closing, detailed)





Instructor:

G1-3: Mrs. Joan is a senior Yang Fan 3rd grade teacher, substitute teacher at Pleasanton School District, and Yang Fan Online Writing instructor.

G3-5: Mrs. Nancy is a YF Writing/Reading instructor with over 10 years tutoring experience.


G1 FUNdamentals of Writing A: Monday, 2:30pm-3:15pm

G1 FUNdamentals of Writing B: Monday, 3:30pm-4:15pm

G1 FUNdamentals of Writing C: Thursday, 2:30pm-3:15pm

G2 FUNdamentals of Writing A: Monday, 1:30pm-2:15pm

G2 FUNdamentals of Writing B: Thursday, 1:30pm-2:15pm

G3 FUNdamentals of Writing A: Wednesday, 1:30pm-2:15pm

G3 FUNdamentals of Writing B: Friday, 1:30pm-2:15pm



G45 FUNdamentals of Writing: Wednesday, 2:30pm-3:15pm

Class Materials:

Class materials from 6/29 to 7/24 will be uploaded to Google Drive folders. We will share the folder with your email after you enroll and pay for this class. We will email you the Zoom Meeting ID for you to join the 45-minute online class once a week.

6. Advanced Writing Class

Course Description:

Advanced Writing Classes assume the student has confidence in basic writing skills so the class can focus more on writing creativity, techniques, and styles. The in-class writing assignments will include:

❏ Pre-writing strategies to organize work

❏ Complex sentence structures ❏ Imaginative, vivid language ❏ Various types of writing (persuasive, descriptive, narrative, expository)





Instructor:

G1-3: Mrs. Joan is a senior Yang Fan 3rd grade teacher, substitute teacher at Pleasanton School District, and Yang Fan Online Writing instructor.

G3-5: Mrs. Nancy is a YF Writing/Reading instructor with over 10 years tutoring experience.


G1 Advanced Writing: Tuesday, 1:30pm-2:15pm





G3 Advanced Writing: Thursday, 3:30pm-4:15pm

G45 Advanced Writing A: Friday, 3:30pm-4:15pm

G45 Advanced Writing B: Wednesday, 3:30pm-4:15pm

Class Materials:

Class materials from 6/29-7/24 will be uploaded to Google Drive folders. We will share the folder with your email after you enroll and pay for this class. We will email you the Zoom Meeting ID for you to join the one-hour online class once a week.

7. Math Preview for Next School Year

Course Description:

The summer Math Preview classes are designed to help students get a head start on the math curriculum for the next school year (2020-2021) and also to review problem areas from the last school year (2019-2020) if needed. Because everyone has his/her own unique strengths and weaknesses, a fun and encouraging environment is provided where each student will be working at an appropriate level and pace within the planned curriculum with as much individual attention given as possible. In this way, mastery and confidence can be achieved as fully as possible.

Sample Syllabus for Ready for Grade 1 Math: 1. Week 1: Understanding number concepts and relationships. Topics covered include basic counting, identifying numbers written as numbers, words. or ordinals and understanding how numbers can be smaller and bigger 2. Week 2: Addition—adding simple numbers together 3. Week 3: Subtraction—subtracting simple numbers 4. Week 4: Problem solving with addition and subtraction involving word problems

Sample Syllabus for Ready for Grade 2 Math: 1. Week 1: Understanding number concepts and relationships. Topics covered include writing numbers in word, expanded, and ordinal form; identifying place values; and comparing numbers 2. Week 2: Adding 1, 2, and 3 digit numbers horizontally and vertically 3. Week 3: Addition with regrouping 4. Week 4: Subtracting 1, 2, and 3 digit numbers



Sample Syllabus for Ready for Grade 3 Math: 1. Week 1: Review of number concepts and relationships involving writing numbers in word, expanded, and ordinal form; place values; and ordering by largest or smallest 2. Week 2: Adding 1, 2, and 3 digit numbers horizontally and vertically with regrouping 3. Week 3: Subtracting 1, 2, and 3 digit numbers horizontally and vertically with regrouping 4. Week 4: Multiplication of 1, 2, and 3 digit numbers with a single multiplier

Sample Syllabus for Ready for Grade 4 Math: 1. Week 1: Review of number concepts and relationships in word, expanded, and ordinal form; place values; ordering by largest or smallest and negative numbers 2. Week 2: Addition and subtraction review of 4 digit numbers with regrouping 3. Week 3: Multiplication exercises 4. Week 4: Division exercises with remainders

Sample Syllabus for Ready for Grade 5 Math: 1. Week 1: Study and review of number concepts involving whole numbers,

the number line, negative numbers, factors, and prime numbers 2. Week 2: Operations with decimals, percents, fractions, and mixed numbers 3. Week 3: More operations with decimals, percents, fractions, and mixed

numbers 4. Week 4: Estimation and reasonableness of answers in problem solving





Instructor: Mr. David is a senior Yang Fan math instructor who teaches Singapore Math, GATE Prep, and G4/G5 Math/Science tutoring.


Ready for G1 Math A: Monday, 4:30pm-5:30pm (Recommended for students who were enrolled in Ready for G1 Math classes in June)



Ready for G1 Math B: Tuesday, 3:30pm-4:30pm (Recommended for students enrolling in Ready for G1 Math classes for the first time)

Ready for G2 Math A: Wednesday, 3:30pm-4:30pm (Recommended for students who were enrolled in Ready for G2 Math classes in June)

Ready for G2 Math B: Thursday, 4:30pm-5:30pm (Recommended for students enrolling in Ready for G2 Math classes for the first time)

Ready for G3 Math A: Wednesday, 4:30pm-5:30pm (Recommended for students who were enrolled in Ready for G3 Math classes in June)

Ready for G3 Math B: Tuesday, 2:30pm-3:30pm (Recommended for students enrolling in Ready for G3 Math classes for the first time)

Ready for G4 Math A: Monday, 3:30pm-4:30pm (Recommended for students who were enrolled in Ready for G4 Math classes in June)

Ready for G4 Math B: Wednesday, 2:30pm-3:30pm (Recommended for students enrolling in Ready for G4 Math classes for the first time)

Ready for G5 Math: Thursday, 3:30pm-4:30pm

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8. GATE Prep

Course Description: The GATE test, administered in many public schools in California, is an IQ test used to measure basic math, reasoning, and verbal skills. The results help schools select students for their gifted and talented education programs. GATE Preparation course offers G2 and G3 students an opportunity to take a simulated test and do an in-depth study of the types of problems comprising the 9 basic areas covered by the test. They will be able to review the underlying subject matter as well as learn strategies of test taking. Topics that will be covered in the GATE Prep classes:

❏ Verbal—reasoning with words and sentences. Many of these questions will be

dealing with analogies.

❏ Quantitative concepts and relationships with numbers and math.

❏ Nonverbal figure concepts that deal with figures and shapes.





Instructor: Mr. David is a senior Yang Fan math instructor who teaches Singapore Math, GATE Prep, and G4/G5 Math/Science tutoring.


GATE Prep A: Monday, 2:30pm-3:30pm (Recommended for students who were enrolled in GATE Prep classes in June)

GATE Prep B: Tuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pm (Recommended for students who were enrolled in GATE Prep classes in June)

GATE Prep C: Thursday, 2:30pm-3:30pm (Recommended for students enrolling in GATE Prep classes for the first time)



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9. Competitive Math: Prep for Noetic Learning Math Contest Course Description: Noetic Math Competition is widely considered to be one of the best math competitions for elementary school students. The contest is chock-full of fun and stimulating questions to test and improve the students’ mathematical development. Our program ensures your child will be confident and ready to compete in this prestigious tournament. They will develop these skills through rigorous, exciting, and engaging problem sets in an enriching, mind expanding environment. We will be responsible for the registration of the contest in November 2020 and the registration fee will be covered in your class fee.





Teacher: YF Vendor


Competitive Math (G4&up): Thursday, 2:30pm-3:30pm

Competitive Math (G3-4): Monday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

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PART 4. Afternoon Academic Boot Camps 1. Grade 4 English Literacy Boot Camp (Reading + Writing Bundle) Course Description: Reading: Students will complete daily readings of cross curricular short texts. They will engage in informational, fiction, dramatic, and persuasive readings. Comprehension skills will be developed through discussions, writing, and presentations.



Writing: Students will engage in word work and project based writing each day. For the first ten minutes of class, students will practice complex spelling patterns. The remainder of the class will be spent working through the writing process. Students will tackle narrative, research, and letter writing and learn to create infographics.

Class will meet 4 times a week, with each session lasting 90 minutes.


Fee: $480 (total 4 weeks , $120 per week for total 6 hours)



Teacher: Mrs. Zoe Deroo is a certified elementary school teacher who specializes in early childhood and elementary literacy. She has a Master's of Science from Johns Hopkins and is currently back in graduate school working towards becoming a certified reading specialist.


Grade 4 English Literacy Boot Camp (G4): Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 3:00pm-4:30pm

Class Materials:

Class materials from 6/29-7/24 will be uploaded to Google Drive folders. We will share the folder with your email after you enroll and pay for this class. We will email you the Zoom Meeting ID for you to join the classes.



2. Grade 5 English Literacy Boot Camp (Reading + Writing Bundle)

Course Description: Reading: Students will complete daily readings of cross curricular short texts. They will engage in informational, fiction, poetry, dramatic, and persuasive readings. Comprehension skills will be developed through discussions, writing, and presentations.



Writing: Students will engage in word work and project based writing each day. For the first ten minutes of class, students will practice complex spelling patterns. The remainder of the class will be spent working through the writing process. Students will tackle narrative, research, and opinion piece writing and learn to create infographics.



Fee: $480 (total 4 weeks, $120 per week for total 6 hours)



Teacher: Mrs. Zoe Deroo is a certified elementary school teacher who specializes in early childhood and elementary literacy. She has a Master's of Science from Johns Hopkins and is currently back in graduate school working towards becoming a certified reading specialist.


Grade 5 English Literacy Bootcamp (G5): Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 1:30pm-3:00pm

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3. Middle School English Literacy Boot Camp (Reading + Writing Bundle) Course Description: Students will learn to apply their current knowledge of English Language Arts concepts and expand on it for higher levels of text and language complexity including scientific writing and fictional and persuasive texts. Students will be exposed to a variety of writings in academic and other professional settings. Specifically, for the first two weeks, the teacher will guide students to read and discuss a series of themed articles ranging from STEM to humanities to social sciences to literature. In the last two weeks, students will be assigned to read and analyze a classic book that is appropriate to their reading level, and they will complete an essay on the book under the guidance of the teacher. Class will meet 4 times a week, with each session lasting 90 minutes.

Eligible Grade Levels: G6, G7, G8

Fee: $480 (total weeks; $120 per week for total 6 hours)



Teacher: Ms. Patricia Mathews is a highly experienced English teacher who has experience adapting technical, academic and professional contents for a wide variety of audience including STEM areas. She has a PhD in English composition, a Master in Education, and Bachelor of Arts in communications. Her past positions include, among distinguished others, English Fellow at the US State Department, coordinator, curriculum developer, and trainer and teacher for a wide range of reading, writing, and speaking courses in the context of education, business, and media industries.


Middle School English Literacy Bootcamp (MiddleShool): Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 3:00pm-4:30pm

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4. Grade 4 Math Boot Camp

Course Description: Students will expand on the knowledge of addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, and fractions that they have gained in 3rd grade. They will apply their higher level math skills to gain confidence with their numeration, problem solving, and critical thinking, all in preparation for learning Algebra. The teacher will incorporate a “workshop” model of teaching where students learn a new concept by examining it and using what they already know to master it. The teacher will provide worksheets for guided and independent practice along with fun multi-modality educational materials that your child can use for the live sessions. Below is a list of curriculum concepts:

o Adding and Subtracting 1 and 2 Digits o Numeration through 1,000, 000 o Adding and Subtracting 3 to 5 Digits o Multiplication o Division o Fractions o Measurement o Geometry o Preparing for Algebra

Class will meet 4 times a week, with each session lasting 60 minutes


Fee: $400 (Total 4 weeks, $100 for 4 classes per week)



Teacher: YF Math Teacher


Grade 4 Math Boot Camp (G34): Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 1:30pm-2:30pm



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5. Grade 5 Math Boot Camp Course Description: This course aims to strengthen students’ math foundations by reinforcing learned objectives and introducing new 5th grade level concepts. Concepts include understanding all fraction operations with like and unlike denominators, understanding base 10 place value, understanding decimals’ relationship with fractions, and geometry for 3D space—volume and surface area. They will be introduced to some beginning concepts of algebra, predictive series, and patterns. This will be a foundationational enrichment for skills needed to excel at the SAT/ACT when students are in high school.



Fee: $400 (total 4 weeks, $100 per week for 4 hours)



Teacher: Mr. Keith Walker has a Masters degree in Math Education and an active teaching licensure and over 20 year of teaching experience. He sees upper elementary and middle school as the bedrock for math foundation and success. His teaching focuses on building a solid math foundation leading to ultimate success in SAT/ACT.


Grade 5 Math Boot Camp (G5): Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 3:30pm-4:30pm

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Course Description: This course aims to strengthen students’ math foundation by reinforcing learned objectives from and introducing new 6th grade level concepts which include understanding multiplication and division for ratio and rate comprehension. Fraction proficiency is essential for this class as students will relate fractions to rates and ratios. Dividing fractions and understanding positive and negative integers is also important here. Students will comprehend rational numbers and absolute value as well as evaluate expressions and identify word problems with variables. Statistics and understanding mean, median, and mode is emphasized. Students will understand how area, surface area, and volume are important for Geometry. This will be a foundationational enrichment for skills needed to excel at the SAT/ACT when students are in high school.


Fee: $400 (total 4 weeks, $100 per week for 4 total hours)





Grade 6 Math Bootcamp (G6): Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

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Course Description: This course aims to strengthen students’ math foundation by reinforcing learned objectives and introducing new 7th grade level concepts. Concepts include proportions, understanding all rational number operations, and linear equations. Usage of negative numbers in everyday life is taught. Area and circumference of circles along with surface area and scientific notation are important in 7th grade. Area and surface area will be instructed for two and three dimensions. Understating how angles and intersecting lines form different angle relationships will be a focus. This will be a foundational enrichment for skills needed to excel at the ACT when students are in high school.


Fee: $400 (total 4 weeks, $100 per week for total 4 hours)





Grade 7 Math Boostcamp (G7): Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 2:30pm-3:30pm

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PART 5. Second Language Classes

1. Advanced Chinese (Regular Chinese) Course Description: The goal of the Regular Chinese class is to enable students to acquire basic listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills of Mandarin Chinese through a process of training and immersion as well as to expose students to Chinese culture and to lay a solid foundation for their future study in the Chinese language. Textbook: “Ji'Nan Chinese” (暨南中文）





Instructor:

Mrs. Wang is a YF Chinese teacher and CACC Chinese School teacher.

Mrs. Lian is a YF Chinese teacher, CACC Chinese School teacher.


CH1A: Regular Chinese for 1st graders: Tuesday & Thursday 2:30pm-3:30pm

CH2A: Regular Chinese for 2nd graders: Wednesday & Friday 2:30pm-3:30pm

CH3A: Regular Chinese for 3rd graders: Wednesday & Friday 3:30pm-4:30pm

CH4A: Regular Chinese for 4th & 5th graders: Tuesday & Thursday 1:30pm-2:30pm

Class Materials:

Language class materials from 6/29-7/24 will be uploaded to Google Drive folders. We will share the folder with your email after you enroll and pay for the classes. We will email you the Zoom Meeting ID for you to join the one-hour online language class twice a week.



2. Easy Chinese Course Description: The Easy Chinese class is ideal for children who are just starting to learn Mandarin Chinese as beginners. Topics explored in this class include numbers, colors, animals, food, greetings, personal introduction, daily conversation, singing Chinese songs, writing simple Chinese characters, etc.

Eligible Grade Levels: K, G1, G2, G3, G4, G5




Instructor: Mrs. Lian is a YF Chinese teacher and CACC Chinese School teacher.


CHN1: Easy Chinese (K-G2): Tuesday & Thursday 3:30pm-4:30pm

CHN2: Easy Chinese (G3-G5): Tuesday & Thursday 4:30pm-5:30pm

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3. Hindi Course Description: Students in Hindi class will learn Hindi vocabulary, introductions, foods, family, weather, animals, numbers, colors, Hindi stories, and Hindi speaking as well. Textbook: “Hindi Shabdmala,” “Hindi alphabet book,” “All in one Hindi workbook,” “Hindi Reader book”





Instructor: Mrs. Renu is a YF Hindi teacher.


HI1: Hindi for Beginners (K-G2): Monday & Wednesday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

HI2: Intermediate Hindi (G3&up): Tuesday & Thursday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

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4. Spanish

1). Spanish for Beginners (K-G1): Course Objectives:

1. Develop the four communication skills (listening and reading comprehension, oral interaction and written expression).

2. Acquisition of the grammar designed for this course and its use in communicative contexts.

3. Acquisition of vocabulary and idiomatic expressions designed for this course and its use in communicative contexts.

4. Strengthen the course content with support teaching material and homework.

Functional Content: ❏ Know how to ask for and provide general information. ❏ Social uses of the language: say hello, introduce yourself, congratulate others... ❏ Describe people, places, objects, and states. ❏ Compare people, objects, places, and situations. ❏ Express and ask for opinions. ❏ Express agreement and disagreement and questions. ❏ Express feelings, tastes, desires, and preferences. ❏ Know how to order something in a public establishment. ❏ Know how to ask about the price of something. ❏ Express plans and projects and ask others about their plans. ❏ Control of oral communication.

Eligible Grade Levels: K, G1




Instructor: YF Spanish Vendor, providing native Spanish instruction.




SP1: Spanish for Beginners A (K-G1): Monday & Wednesday, 3:30pm-4:30pm

SP1: Spanish for Beginners B (K-G1): Tuesday & Thursday, 4:30pm-5:30pm

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2). Intermediate Spanish (G2-G3): Course Objectives:

1. Develop the four communication skills (listening and reading comprehension, oral

interaction and written expression). 2. Apply basic grammar (verb tenses) in natural conversations. 3. Acquisition of vocabulary and idiomatic expressions designed for this course and its

use in communicative contexts. 4. Strengthen vocabulary with more advanced readings and videos.

Functional Content: ❏ The student must know how to describe situations, places, and people in a structured way,

combining grammar and vocabulary knowledge. ❏ Compare people, objects, places, and situations. ❏ Express and ask for opinions. ❏ Express agreement and disagreement and questions. ❏ Participate in a debate in which the student can describe in a more refined way everything

he/she wants to express. ❏ Control of oral communication.









SP2: Intermediate Spanish (G2-G3): Tuesday & Thursday, 3:30pm-4:30pm

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3). Advanced Spanish (G4&up): Course Objectives:

1. Argue positions and feelings using the widest possible vocabulary and with adequate knowledge of the appropriate context to use a given word or expression.

2. Apply basic grammar (verb tenses) in natural conversations. 3. Acquisition of vocabulary and idiomatic expressions designed for this course and its

use in communicative contexts. 4. Strengthen vocabulary with more advanced readings and videos.

Functional Content: ❏ The student must know how to describe situations, places, and people in a structured way,

combining grammar and vocabulary knowledge. ❏ Compare people, objects, places, and situations. ❏ Express agreement and disagreement and questions. ❏ Control of oral communication.

Eligible Grade Levels: G4, G5, G6






SP3: Advanced Spanish (G4&up): Monday & Wednesday, 4:30pm-5:30pm



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PART 6. DISCOUNTS* Multi-session Discount: You will get a 5% discount on the total online class tuition fee when you sign up for three or more different classes for the June enrollment period. Every single online class we offer in summer counts in calculating for this discount. * Given the continuing nature of the classes and the enrollment during the summer, the discounts will be settled by a final adjustment at the end of summer.

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