Summer Adventures in Learning
2008

 

SAIL features classes designed to enable students with learning issues ages 6 – 14, to succeed and maintain their skills during the summer months. The classes are offered in a small and relaxed environment, and taught by teachers trained in learning disabilities. Emphasis will be on self-advocacy and individual learning styles.

You will be able to choose 3, 4 or 7 classes from the list below.

   
Reading: Students will be taught through structured, multi-sensory, phonetic programs using Orton Gillingham, Process Phonics and Wilson approaches.
Math: Students will increase their understanding and develop skills using multi-sensory methods.
Computers: Students will learn computer skills using the latest software. These classes will reinforce skills learned in math, reading, and writing classes.
Social Awareness: Students will identify individual strengths and weaknesses, and apply knowledge to interact successfully with others.
Art: Students will learn to express themselves creatively. Classes will emphasize hands-on art projects and creative expression.
Music: Students will explore rhythm and movement through music and uncover hidden talents!
Study Skills / Writing Strategies: Students will learn, practice and apply effective strategies by setting goals, managing time and using active listening. Classes will include note and test taking strategies as well as an opportunity to learn how to organize writing pieces.
When: July 8th to August 14th, 2008. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 9 am to 2:45 pm