READING
#500
Not recommended for students in need of remedial
instruction.
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
This course is designed to expand and enrich students’ reading
skills. Emphasis is on reading comprehension through an exposure
to a variety of literature. The focus is on developing a positive
attitude towards reading through creative activities. Students should
be reading at or above their grade level. Homework will be assigned.
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WRITING
TOOLS FOR UPPER ELEMENTARY STUDENTS #505
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
This 2–hour course will focus on learning the tools that students
need in order to achieve success in writing. Writing tools will
include a phonics–based spelling system, grammar skills, the
process of research while incorporating computer skills to create
various forms of writing. Prewriting, drafting, revising, editing,
and publishing skills will also be taught as part of the writing
process. Students will also explore various types of writing such
as narrative, persuasive, and informative, and experience the expression
of feelings that make up a poem.
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MIND
BENDERS, WORD GAMES, AND PUZZLE–SOLVING #515
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Not recommended for students in need of remedial
instruction.
A great way to develop problem solving techniques and word knowledge
in a fun and interesting environment. Students will learn logical
approaches to solving word and math problems in a non–threatening
and entertaining game like environment. The techniques learned can
be used in a variety of classes encountered during the course of
the regular school year to improve a student’s performance.
Students must have strong arithmetic skills to keep up with the
pace of the course. Homework will be assigned.
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MATH
ENRICHMENT #520
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Not recommended for students in need of remedial
instruction.
This course is designed for students who wish to improve their math
skills but who are proficient with addition, multiplication, subtraction
and division facts from 1–12. In addition students must know
double digit multiplication as well as double and triple digit addition
and subtraction. Students will be tested on the first day of class.
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COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS #545
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
This class is designed to challenge students having prior computer
experiences similar to Beginning Computer Applications course. The
course will include more challenging applications of desktop publishing,
outlining, database access and retrieval, spreadsheets and charts,
graphics, multimedia project development, Internet access, basic
web page development, and keyboarding. Students will learn computer
skills that will serve as a resource for their more demanding school
work.
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ELEMENTARY
SCIENCE LAB #550
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Students learn the basic science skills of observation, classification,
measurement, communication, prediction and inference about things
around them. Students gain an awareness of their world through scientific
thinking and the enjoyment of science through experimentation and
projects.
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STARGAZING
#553
Tuition: $400
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Explore the night sky as you learn more about the universe in which
we live. Study the planets, the moon, stars, constellations, celestial
events, seasons, multicultural folklore and mythology, and much
more. Celestial phenomena, such as the northern lights and deep
space objects including star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies will
be explained.
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VOYAGERS
#555
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
This two–hour course will focus on Polynesian Voyaging and
Navigation, past and present. Voyaging canoes will be used as a
vehicle for an integrated curriculum. This is an enrichment course
where grade level reading, writing, and cooperative group skills
are necessary. Hands–on field experiences are incorporated
into this program to enhance classroom learning. An awareness of
the values found in our Hawaiian culture will be emphasized throughout.
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MARINE
SCIENCE 5/6 #557
Tuition: $340
(7:45–11:45 a.m.)
In this course students will study the unique and fragile marine
ecosystems of our islands. In the oceanography portion tides, beach
and wave formation will be explored. The plants and animals that
inhabit our sea will be studied in the marine biology portion. Conservation
of our ocean resources will be taught through Hawaiian values.
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HAWAIIAN
STUDIES #560
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
This course includes activities in Hawaiian language, culture, music
(`ukulele, chant, choral) and dance (hula). Hawaiian
values: aloha, kökua, laulima,
lökahi and kuleana are practiced in the context
of classroom discussions, student reading, music and activities.
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HAWAIIAN
LANGUAGE #565
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
This course in the Hawaiian language focuses on oral language development
and literature. The children will know several Hawaiian legends,
songs and prayers, understand and recognize basic Hawaiian vocabulary
and follow directions given in Hawaiian. The course homework includes
daily oral drills.
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LEARN
HOW TO STUDY #570
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Students will learn effective techniques of why, when and how to
study during class and at home. Lessons include strategies and skills
for active listening, following directions, problem solving, time
management, organization, note taking, outlining, memorizing, reading,
library research and test preparation.
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LIFE
FITNESS: TUMBLING, TRAMPOLINE AND JUMP ROPE #620
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Students will learn the basics of tumbling, trampoline, scarf juggling
and jump rope. The focus of this class is establishing a healthy
lifestyle and achieving fitness through bouncy fun activities. Students
will work on the five components of fitness with various activities.
The five components of fitness are cardiovascular endurance, muscular
strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and body composition.
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BEGINNING
TENNIS #630
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Students will learn the game of tennis, the rules, etiquette, and
the different strokes. Tennis games will be played within instructional
groups. Racquets and balls are provided. However, students may bring
their own racquet. Group instruction will emphasize fun and good
sportsmanship.
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SPORTS
ACTIVITIES #640
Tuition: $170
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Students improve their skills in team and individual sports in the
following sports activities: racquetball, basketball, softball,
flag football, soccer, swimming and volleyball. Emphasis is placed
on sportsmanship and an individual’s contribution to team
success.
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FOODS
& NUTRITION AWARENESS #650
Tuition: $200
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Nutritional concepts and their relation to the human body will be
explored through a variety of engaging activities and projects.
Students will achieve health literacy and learn to make healthy
food choices by utilizing applied math, reading food package labels,
and exploring perspectives about the relationship between food and
culture.
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CREATIVE
LEARNING (OR HOW TO BE A WEATHER WIZ–KID) #660
Tuition: $340
(7:45–11:45 a.m.)
This 4–hour course gives students the opportunity to explore
weather and meteorology. This course is unique in its multiple intelligence
approach. It includes language arts (writing, vocabulary and reading
comprehension) and performing arts (drama, dance and music). Math
and science are also covered through investigation, data collection
and interpretation. Creative and critical thinking skills are incorporated
into the course along with cooperative learning. Students will write,
produce and present an original content based dramatic production.
Open to students who have demonstrated achievement in language arts
(B average or better) and a willingness to use all modes of learning.
This is an enrichment course and not meant to be remedial.
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CREATIVE
ARTS 5/6 #665
Tuition: $200
(7:45–9:35 a.m. or 9:55–11:45 a.m.)
Students will gain an understanding of basic art concepts and be
exposed to a variety of media. Techniques and proper use of materials
will be emphasized. Students will work on projects in drawing, painting,
and sculpture.
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HAWAIIAM
IMMERSION #1062
For students entering Grades 5-6.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Each day students will have fun learning how to make Hawaiian crafts,
swimming and dancing hula. Swimmers will be tested the first day
of class and grouped by ability.
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ART AND SPORTS
#1051
For students entering Grades 5-6.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Included in these classes are a daily mix of arts, crafts, calligraphy,
games, individual and group sports.
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100% SPORTS #1045
For students entering Grades 5-6.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
For the sports enthusiast, these classes include daily instruction
in tennis, volleyball, basketball and swimming. Swimmers will be
tested the first day of class and grouped by ability.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: BAND #9001
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Beginning students are introduced to the different instruments,
learn basic musical concepts and theory and to read music. Advanced
students will refine their skills in music theory and learn to play
more difficult musical pieces.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: CHOIR #9002
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Students will learn vocal technique, stage presence, pitch recognition
and singing in parts. They will also be introduced to basic theory.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: ORCHESTRA #9003
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Students learn how to play or advance their abilities to play a
violin, viola, cello or bass. Emphasis is on position, tone development
and basic theory. This class is for beginning, intermediate and
advanced students.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: CONTEMPORARY DANCE #9004
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Students will be introduced to various styles of dance including
ballet, hip hop, jazz and modern and learn basic dance terms, techniques
and choreography.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: HAWAIIAN ENSEMBLE #9005
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Students will learn chords and strumming techniques to play the
‘ukulele, guitar or bass as well as how to sing popular Hawaiian
songs. Students will study both traditional and contemporary Hawaiian
music.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: DRAMA/ACTING #9006
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Students will develop a basic understanding of acting techniques
and stage craft including pantomime, improvisation, voice and diction,
stage movement, text interpretation, rehearsal techniques and Shakespeare.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: PAPA OLI & HULA #9007
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Students will learn oli (chanting) and basic hula terms and steps.
Both traditional and contemporary Hawaiian hula will be studied.
Boys and girls classes are offered.
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PERFORMING
ARTS ACADEMY: PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE #9008
For students entering Grades 6-12.
Tuition: $400
(12:30–4:00 p.m.)
Beginning students will be exposed to basic techniques in snare
drum, keyboard mallets, timpani and drum set. Advanced students
will be exposed to drum set independence, more complex rhythm patterns
and more challenging musical pieces.
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