Shark Week Summer Camp
July 6th - 10th
12:30 - 3:30pm
Daniel Schwagler
Elementary & Middle School
$129/Week
$30/Daily Drop-In
Register: http://stutelage.com/events/shark-week-summer-camp/

Discovery Channel's 2015 Shark Week is finally here and we are celebrating with the millions of Shark Week lovers world wide.  Join us for a captivating week full of the ocean's most feared creatures.  But is there actually reason to be afraid of these animals?  We will find out this week as we face our fears and use knowledge to make informed decisions about the dangers of sharks.  Spend your afternoon with us learning about some of the 500 species of sharks, making unique crafts and playing silly shark games.  Once you get home, tune into Discovery Channel to learn even more.  Our shark theme will carry over into interactive math lessons on defining fractions, equivalent fractions and adding and subtracting fractions.  Don't miss out on this sharktastic week!

SCHEDULE - 

Monday:
Math & Art: Shark Paint by Numbers
ELA: Writing Workshop - Silly Shark Tales
Art: Underwater Viewer Craft
Cooperative Learning: Shark Attack! Game
Science: The 500 Species of Sharks
Math: Comparing Shark Lengths Activity

Tuesday:
Science: Shark Food Chain Foldable
Art: Shark Tooth Necklaces
Science: Shark Model Lesson
Culinary Arts: Swimming Shark Jello Cups
Art: Learn How to Draw a Great White Shark
Math: Introductory Fraction Lesson

Wednesday:
Art: Clothespin Sharks
Science: Shark Fact Match
Art: Footprint Sharks
Math & Science: Name That Shark Equations
ELA: Read and Discuss Is That a Shark?
Math: Equivalent Fractions Lesson

Thursday:
Culinary Arts: Shark Waffles
Art: Shark Hat Creations
Science: Science Sleuths - The Great White Shark Mysteries
ELA: Should You be Afraid of Sharks? Reading and Comprehension Activity
Math: Adding and Subtracting Fractions Lesson
ELA: Shark Rhyming Poetry

Friday:
Art: Make Your Own Fish Eating Shark Game
Cooperative Learning: Sharks and Minnows
Math: Mixed Numbers Lesson
ELA: Clark the Shark Read-Aloud 
Science: Shark Jaws vs. Human Jaws
Cooperative Learning: Pin the Fin on the Shark