Grades 5

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3D Modeling (Grades 5-8)

This four-day 3D modeling and 3D printing summer camp is the perfect opportunity for students to dive into the exciting world of computer-aided design (CAD) using the industry-leading software OnShape. Over the course of the week, campers learn the fundamentals of 3D modeling and have the chance to bring their creations to life through 3D printing.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$336
Min/Max: 4/12
Led by LJCDS Science Educator Daniel Mulvihill and LJCDS Design and Innovation Educator Casey Walker
Ceramics: Hand Building (Grades 6–12)

Explore ceramics through traditional hand-building methods. Coiling, pinching and slab techniques are covered via functional and non-functional art forms. Students work on sculptural techniques to enrich their understanding of this ancient and beautiful craft while exploring surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods.

*Note: This class does not work on the pottery wheel. Please see the Ceramics: Wheel Throwing class.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$336
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS alumna Autumn Lyndon ’22
Closed—Credit Cards, Interest Rates and the Value of Money (Grades 5–8)

Head of School Dr. Gary Krahn teaches the time value of money and helps students understand how to calculate the cost of using a credit card and interest when taking out a loan. Lenders earn money by charging interest, whether on a student loan, personal loan, auto loan, mortgage, or credit card. Students experience how interest is the price paid for borrowing money from a lender.

Class is full
June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
8:30–11:30 a.m.
FREE
Min/Max: 5/15
Led by LJCDS Head of School Dr. Gary Krahn
Environmental Art (Grades 5–8)

This four-day class is for students who love nature and express themselves through creative outlets. Learn using sustainable and natural mediums and create artwork such as paper-making, natural berry watercolors, soap-making, leaf imprints, natural dyes, recycled buildings and more.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$315
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Middle School Science Educators Lauren Fieberg and Noa Parker
Meet Middle School (Grades 5–6)

This four-day course is designed to prepare new and returning Torreys for a great experience in Middle School. Students meet new friends and foster connections to start the school year feeling at home on their new campus. Working with classroom teachers and the head librarian, students navigate the learning management system and Google Drive, set up lockers, learn effective study skills and take a deep dive into research. Friday features an all-day field trip adventure in San Diego.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
8:30–11:30 a.m. (June 20–22)
8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. (Friday, June 23)
$100
Min/Max: 8/16
Led by LJCDS Middle School Educator Danice VonFeldt, World Language Educator Laura del Moral, Design and Innovation Educator Bob Simon and Head Librarian Rafa Eaton
Writing Skills (Grades 5–8)

Spend four days working out those writing muscles. Practice writing stories, reviews and opinion pieces. Learn how to develop and organize ideas, get them on paper and share them with readers. Class is personalized depending on the student and their needs.

What to bring: Laptop or tablet with a Google account (does not need to be a school account, can be personal) and Google Docs. The teacher supplies paper and pencils.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$315
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by LJCDS Music Educator Wendy Clemente

Afternoon

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Basics of Woodworking (Grades 5–8)

Learn the basics of working with wood and create beautiful, practical projects. Over the course of the week, campers work with hand tools and the school's Epilog laser engraver to create a cheese board and other projects. This is the perfect experience for makers and crafters ready to take their construction skills to the next level.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed on June 19)
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$336
Min/Max: 4/10
Led by LJCDS Science Educator Daniel Mulvihill and LJCDS Design and Innovation Educator Casey Walker
Ceramics: Wheel Throwing (Grades 6–12)

It’s time to explore personal expression through the versatile and oh-so-messy medium of clay using the pottery wheel. Students learn various forming techniques emphasizing wheel throwing and the production of functional pottery forms. Surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods are covered. Class is limited to 14 students.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$336
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS alumna Ana de la luz Corcoran ’22
Grow a Garden (Grades 5–8)

Learn how to grow your own food. This course gives students the skills and knowledge to start growing their own ecological garden through hands-on STEAM activities such as planter building, seed planting/starting, garden design, native planting and hydroponics. The course evolves based on student experience and interest. All students take home their own herb planter.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$315
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Middle School Science Educators Lauren Fieberg and Noa Parker
I Love Big Paintings! (Grades 5–8)

Learn about the expressionist artists that broke away from the traditional and dove head-first into the world of color and emotion. Express your inner being in technicolor and larger-than-life scale while learning balance, texture, color-mixing and a variety of BIG painting techniques.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$336
Min/Max: 10/24
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Porschia Talbot ’03
Meet Middle School (Grades 7–8)

This four-day course is designed to prepare new Torreys for a great experience in Middle School. Students meet new friends and foster connections to start the school year feeling at home on their new campus. Working with classroom teachers and the head librarian, students navigate the learning management system and Google Drive, set up lockers, learn effective study skills and take a deep dive into research. Friday features an all-day field trip adventure in San Diego.

June 20–23 (LJCDS is closed June 19)
12:30–3:30 p.m. (June 20–22)
8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. (Friday, June 23)
$125
Min/Max: 8/16
Led by LJCDS Middle School Educator Danice VonFeldt, World Language Educator Laura del Moral, Design and Innovation Educator Bob Simon and Head Librarian Rafa Eaton

Morning

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Agents of Change (Grades 5–8)
In this immersive program, students can engage with local nonprofit organizations, participate in service activities and learn about the nonprofit sector. Activities include volunteering on-site at local nonprofits. Students will:
- Understand the context of service: politically, historically, emotionally and environmentally
- Think critically about the types of service with which we are engaged and the root causes of the need for it
- Focus on collaborative relationships with community partners and center them in design, facilitation and evaluation of service projects
- Expand their understanding of themselves, their community and the world.
- Remember that each person, habitat and space has inherent dignity and avoid making assumptions based on their own experiences
- Model respect for inclusivity, strive for belonging, and value diversity through their language and actions
June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$400
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Coordinator of Service Learning & Community Engagement Christina Zupanc, Ed.M.
Ceramics: Hand Building (Grades 6–12)

Explore ceramics through traditional hand-building methods. Coiling, pinching and slab techniques are covered via functional and non-functional art forms. Students work on sculptural techniques to enrich their understanding of this ancient and beautiful craft while exploring surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods.

*Note: This class does not work on the pottery wheel. Please see the Ceramics: Wheel Throwing class.

June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Alexis Grinbold
Creative Writing (Grades 5–6)

J.K. Rowling, Shakespeare, Suzanne Collins, Jerry Spinelli—who is your favorite? It’s time for students to become their own favorite authors. In this class, they plan, draft and publish a short story of their own while covering writing techniques and strategies. Materials fee included. A laptop is needed.

June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$395
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by LJCDS Middle School Educator Christa Bentley
Intro to Athletic Training (Grades 5–8)

Curious about being an athletic trainer or just want to learn how to treat your own injuries? Students get a crash course in sports medicine and anatomy. Topics include splinting, rehabilitation, taping, hydration, first aid and emergency care. Days are packed with hands-on learning activities that may spark their love of the medical field.

June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$575
Min/Max: 8/20
Led by LJCDS Athletic Trainer Christine Mitchell
Page-to-Stage (Grades 7–8)

Let's put on a show! From writing the script to creating props and costumes to figuring out the staging, this summer course does it all. Whether students have a lot of theater experience or want to try something new and fun, Page-to-Stage allows creativity, curiosity and bravery to thrive.

June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$395
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by LJCDS Performing Arts Educator Jim Short, Ph.D.
Seaside Arts Center: Musical Theater (Grades 5–8)

Experience musical theater built on the principles of play, ensemble and empathy. This program empowers individual students to speak with full voices, stand confidently in front of others, and lead with a playful imagination plus empowers them within a collaborative ensemble. The one-week session concludes with a brief performance.

June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$235
Min/Max: 10/20
Led by Seaside Arts Center
SPARK Business Academy: Sports Management (Grades 5–8)

For the sports lover, future team general manager, sports team owner or ESPN analyst, this unique program shines a light on the world of sports from a business perspective. Participate in mock drafts and analyze player contracts, college sports, NIL, endorsements, the Nike vs Under Armour competition, sports agents, the Super Bowl, e-sports and more.

June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$325
Min/Max: 10/18
Led by SPARK Business Academy
Writing Skills (Grades 5–8)

Spend a week working out those writing muscles. Practice writing stories, reviews and opinion pieces. Learn how to develop and organize ideas, get them on paper and share them with readers. Class is personalized depending on the student and their needs.

What to bring: Laptop or tablet with a Google account (does not need to be a school account, can be personal) and Google Docs. The teacher supplies paper and pencils.

June 26–30
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$395
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by LJCDS Music Educator Wendy Clemente

Afternoon

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Ceramics: Wheel Throwing (Grades 6–12)

It’s time to explore personal expression through the versatile and oh-so-messy medium of clay using the pottery wheel. Students learn various forming techniques emphasizing wheel throwing and the production of functional pottery forms. Surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods are covered. Class is limited to 14 students.

June 26–30
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Alexis Grinbold
Cooking Round the World: Harry Potter (Grades 5–8)

From butterbeer pancakes to double-double chocolate cauldron cake, campers enjoy Hogwarts’ culinary delights.

June 26–30
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/20
Led by Cooking Round the World
Kodely: Behind the Scenes of Game Design: Level 2 (Grades 5–6)

Students learn to create their own retro arcade games using MakeCode Arcade while learning concepts that are crucial to software development: creating variables, working with events, and using loops to simplify and extend their programs.

June 26–30
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$460
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by Kodely
Mixed Media with Sewing Machines (Grades 5–8)

Learn to handle a sewing machine and design wearable, huggable and hanging art pieces. Create a variety of mixed-media art projects using fabric, paint, different printing techniques, beads, wire and alternative materials.

June 26–30
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/24
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Porschia Talbot ’03
Roller Coaster Building and Design (Grades 6–8)

Students learn the basic concepts that allow roller coasters to work and then design and build their own model roller coaster. Builders get hands-on experience with physics principles, designing and prototyping.

June 26–30
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$395
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Upper School Science Educator Sam Brody
Summer Reading (Grades 5–6)

Let’s get reading! Students participate in literature circles and other activities while reading through their book of choice. Please choose a book from the summer reading list and bring it to school.

June 26–30
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$395
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Middle School Educator Christa Bentley

Morning

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Ceramics: Hand Building (Grades 6–12)

Explore ceramics through traditional hand-building methods. Coiling, pinching and slab techniques are covered via functional and non-functional art forms. Students work on sculptural techniques to enrich their understanding of this ancient and beautiful craft while exploring surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods.

*Note: This class does not work on the pottery wheel. Please see the Ceramics: Wheel Throwing class.

July 10–14
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Alexis Grinbold
Seaside Arts Center: Hip-hop (Grades 5–8)

Get down to hip-hop classics and music filled with positive messages. Dancers learn hip-hop grooves and hone their skills while exploring various hip-hop styles and techniques including breakdance, tutting, popping and locking, waving and more. Students gain confidence in their own personal style and develop as choreographers, all while learning about the hip-hop styles that inspire the world.

July 10–14
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$235
Min/Max: 10/20
Led by Seaside Arts Center
SPARK: Jr. CEO (Grades 5–6)

Be the boss at Apple or Nike for a day. In this leadership program, campers act as CEOs for leading companies and collaborate to make strategic recommendations to address real business issues. Case studies include popular companies and examine the role of female and minority CEOs. Campers enhance their problem-solving skills, develop business savvy and cultivate a strategic mindset as future leaders.

July 10–14
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$325
Min/Max: 10/18
Led by SPARK Business Academy
Writing Skills (Grades 5–8)

Spend a week working out those writing muscles. Practice writing stories, reviews and opinion pieces. Learn how to develop and organize ideas, get them on paper and share them with readers. Class is personalized depending on the student and their needs.

What to bring: Laptop or tablet with a Google account (does not need to be a school account, can be personal) and Google Docs. The teacher supplies paper and pencils.

July 10–14
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$395
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by LJCDS Music Educator Wendy Clemente

Afternoon

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Agents of Change (Grades 5–8)
In this immersive program, students can engage with local nonprofit organizations, participate in service activities and learn about the nonprofit sector. Activities include volunteering on-site at local nonprofits. Students will:
- Understand the context of service: politically, historically, emotionally and environmentally
- Think critically about the types of service with which we are engaged and the root causes of the need for it
- Focus on collaborative relationships with community partners and center them in design, facilitation and evaluation of service projects
- Expand their understanding of themselves, their community and the world.
- Remember that each person, habitat and space has inherent dignity and avoid making assumptions based on their own experiences
- Model respect for inclusivity, strive for belonging, and value diversity through their language and actions
July 10–14
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$400
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Coordinator of Service Learning & Community Engagement Christina Zupanc, Ed.M.
Ceramics: Wheel Throwing (Grades 6–12)

It’s time to explore personal expression through the versatile and oh-so-messy medium of clay using the pottery wheel. Students learn various forming techniques emphasizing wheel throwing and the production of functional pottery forms. Surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods are covered. Class is limited to 14 students.

July 10–14
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Alexis Grinbold
Cooking Round the World: International Pies (Grades 5–8)

From Irish Shepherd’s pie to Greek Spanakopita, German apple pie to French quiche and Filipino Buko pies, students learn pie-making techniques with an international twist. Both sweet and savory pies are included. In addition to making the dough and fillings, the young bakers eat their creations, too.

July 10–14
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/20
Led by Cooking Round the World
Drawing and Painting (Grades 5–8)

Learn about different drawing and painting techniques and new ways to use graphite, colored pencils, pastels, tempera and acrylic paints. Paint from real life, draw from your imagination, and explore the work of artists from various artistic backgrounds and movements.

July 10–14
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/24
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Porschia Talbot ’03
Kodely: Coding with Empathy: Level 2 (Grades 5–6)

Students learn how to frame their ideas as experiments and bring others into their vision of a Smart City with projects such as building a smart home alarm system. They work through a series of design challenges to add to their portfolio of experience. Students dive into the process of rapid prototyping and learn how to make their ideas tangible using microcontrollers and sensors. They gain the tools and mindsets to break patterns, generate new ideas and take creative leaps.

July 10–14
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$460
Min/Max: 8/16
Led by Kodely

Morning

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Ceramics: Hand Building (Grades 6–12)

Explore ceramics through traditional hand-building methods. Coiling, pinching and slab techniques are covered via functional and non-functional art forms. Students work on sculptural techniques to enrich their understanding of this ancient and beautiful craft while exploring surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods.

*Note: This class does not work on the pottery wheel. Please see the Ceramics: Wheel Throwing class.

July 17–21
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS alumna Autumn Lyndon ’22
Rational Number Explorations (Grades 5–6)

This two-week course is designed to help students deepen their connections and understanding of fractions, decimals and percentages. While standard algorithms for rational number operations are useful, students will examine various strategies and models for working with numbers and apply these strategies to real-world contexts and problems. They will also discuss and defend their ideas through oral and written explanations.

July 17–28
9:30–11 a.m.
$315
Min/Max: 5/10
Led by Middle School Math Educator Jamilah Ryan
Seaside Arts Center: Musical Theater Dance (Grades 5–8)

From The Lion King to Frozen, Newsies to Hamilton, it’s the dancing on Broadway that makes the show. Spend a week this summer learning how to move like the stars. Camp includes daily dance and stage makeup classes, plus real Broadway routines. Each one-week session concludes with a brief performance.

July 17–21
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$235
Min/Max: 10/20
Led by Seaside Arts Center
SPARK: My First Food Truck (Grades 5–6)

Campers select a food theme, choose an ideal location, identify target customers, design appealing menus, and form a comprehensive business plan covering strategy, marketing, operations and finance, including capital-raising needs. Activities include drafting mission statements, setting prices, estimating expenses and learning key financial metrics. This program offers a tasty way to develop business savvy. Note: no food is handled at camp.

July 17–21
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$325
Min/Max: 10/18
Led by SPARK Business Academy

Afternoon

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Acrylic Textures and Mixed-Media Design with Sewing Machines (Grades 5–8)

Discover ways to use paint, embroidery techniques and sewing machines to create mixed-media art projects. Use photographs, paper, fabrics, acrylic mediums and paint to create beautiful greeting cards, handmade books and mixed-media art pieces.

July 17–21
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/24
Led by LJCDS Visual Arts Educator Porschia Talbot '03
Ceramics: Wheel Throwing (Grades 6–12)

It’s time to explore personal expression through the versatile and oh-so-messy medium of clay using the pottery wheel. Students learn various forming techniques emphasizing wheel throwing and the production of functional pottery forms. Surface design techniques such as stamping, carving, slip decoration, wax resist and glaze application methods are covered. Class is limited to 14 students.

July 17–21
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/14
Led by LJCDS alumna Ana de la luz Corcoran ’22
Cooking Round the World: Oodles of Noodles (Grades 5–8)

From the common bow tie noodles and spaghetti to the more unusual pizza-topped linguini and stuffed pasta, Oodles of Noodles introduces children to a variety of pasta and sauces, even dessert pasta!

July 17–21
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$420
Min/Max: 8/16
Led by Cooking Round the World
Kodely: Well-Rounded Innovators with Minecraft (Grades 5–6)

Students use Minecraft to build out-of-this-world virtual environments while delving into the fundamentals of design, engineering and computational thinking. To become well-rounded innovators, students learn more than coding, they learn how to build their confidence to think for themselves, make decisions, and use their knowledge to design and build something.

July 17–21
12:30–3:30 p..m.
$460
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by Kodely
Parks and Playgrounds: Exploring Two- and Three-Dimensional Measurement (Grades 7–8)

In this hands-on, experiential course, students build on their geometry and geometric measurement knowledge to solve problems involving angle measures, area, surface area and volume. As a culminating activity, students make a floor plan of one of the shared spaces at school, applying the principles of geometric measurement to everyday life. A tool kit containing tracing and graph paper, colored pencils, scissors, a ruler, and a protractor will be provided to each student.

July 17–28
1–2:30 p.m. (Please note shortened time)
$315
Min/Max: 5/10
Led by Middle School Math Educator Jamilah Ryan
Roller Coaster Building and Design (Grades 6–8)

Students learn the basic concepts that allow roller coasters to work and then design and build their own model roller coaster. Builders get hands-on experience with physics principles, designing and prototyping.

July 17–21
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$395
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Upper School Science Educator Sam Brody

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Filmmaking (Grades 7–8)

Let’s make a movie! From writing the script to thinking through sets and costumes; from filming the shots to working with editing—learn it all. Class finishes with a showing for family and friends. All levels of experience are welcome.

July 24–28
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/18
Led by LJCDS Performing Arts Educator Jim Short, Ph.D.
Meet Middle School (Grades 5–6)

This course is designed to prepare new and returning Torreys for a great experience in Middle School. Students meet new friends and foster connections to start the school year feeling at home on their new campus. Working with classroom teachers and the head librarian, students navigate the learning management system and Google Drive, set up lockers, learn effective study skills and take a deep dive into research. Friday features an all-day field trip adventure in San Diego.

July 24–28
8:30–11:30 a.m. (8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. on July 28)
$125
Min/Max: 8/16
Led by LJCDS Middle School Educator Danice VonFeldt, World Language Educator Laura del Moral, Design and Innovation Educator Bob Simon and Head Librarian Rafa Eaton
Seaside Arts Center: Hip-hop (Grades 5–8)

Get down to hip-hop classics and music filled with positive messages. Dancers learn hip-hop grooves and hone their skills while exploring various hip-hop styles and techniques including breakdance, tutting, popping and locking, waving and more. Students gain confidence in their own personal style and develop as choreographers, all while learning about the hip-hop styles that inspire the world.

July 24–28
8:30–11:30 a.m.
$235
Min/Max: 10/20
Led by Seaside Arts Center

Afternoon

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Cooking Round the World: Rise Up: ?The Art of Bread Making (Grades 5–8)

The only thing better than the smell of homemade bread is being able to eat it. This bread-making class teaches kneading techniques, the science behind yeast, flour varieties, bread shapes and loaf pans, using various baking tools, and incorporating interesting herbs into the bread. Learn how to make jams, marmalades and butters.

July 24–28
12:30–3:30 p..m.
$420
Min/Max: 10/20
Led by Cooking Round the World
Kodely: From Idea to Mobile App (Grades 5–6)

This program teaches students to create, not just consume, technology. Students design, wireframe and solve a community problem using technology, developing key skills such as creativity, innovation, critical thinking, and problem-solving. They learn project management skills while building their app in phases and learn to market and present it to a panel of judges.

July 24–28
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$460
Min/Max: 6/20
Led by Kodely
Meet Middle School (Grades 7–8)

This course is designed to prepare new Torreys for a great experience in Middle School. Students meet new friends and foster connections to start the school year feeling at home on their new campus. Working with classroom teachers and the head librarian, students navigate the learning management system and Google Drive, set up lockers, learn effective study skills and take a deep dive into research. Friday features an all-day field trip adventure in San Diego.

July 24–28
12:30–3:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. on July 28)
$125
Min/Max: 8/16
Led by LJCDS Middle School Educator Danice VonFeldt, World Language Educator Laura del Moral, Design and Innovation Educator Bob Simon and Head Librarian Rafa Eaton
Roller Coaster Building and Design (Grades 6–8)

Students learn the basic concepts that allow roller coasters to work and then design and build their own model roller coaster. Builders get hands-on experience with physics principles, designing and prototyping.

July 24–28
12:30–3:30 p.m.
$395
Min/Max: 8/15
Led by LJCDS Upper School Science Educator Sam Brody

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