SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT
SUMMER SCHOOL 2017
SUMMER SCHOOL 2017
Enrichment
June 12th – June 30th
8:00 am-12:00 pm
Hunter Safety Course
July 10th– July 14th
8:00 am-11:30 am
July 31st -August 18th
8:00 am– 12:00 pm
Enhancement
Breakfast and Lunch served to all district children up to
age 18. (See next page for details)
*REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FRIDAY
March 18th, 2017*
SUMMER SCHOOL 2017 INTRODUCTION
The purpose of our summer school program is to provide opportunities for learning beyond the traditional
school year. Students of all ability levels will find something of interest in our program. Courses are designed
to offer enrichment and remedial skill development.
All students that live in the Weyauwega-Fremont School District during the summer months are eligible to
attend summer school. Classes will take place on the Weyauwega campus.
Busing will be provided for all students who live in the Fremont area (transportation is NOT available for
Hunter’s Safety, the Drama/Musical Production or for Afternoon High School Credit Recovery Classes).
Students are picked up every morning at 7:05 am at the Fremont Elementary School and at 7:10 am from St.
Paul’s Day Care. They are returned to St. Paul’s Day Care at 12:50 pm and Fremont Elementary at 12:55 pm.
Please pick up your student(s) promptly after dismissal. Free Breakfast will be served to all children
from 7:30AM-8:00AM and Free Lunch will be served to all children from 12:00 PM to 12:15 PM. Please
call 867-8160 with questions.
First session will run from June 12 th – June 30th. These classes run from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon, unless
otherwise noted on the registration form. Second Session classes will be held July 31st through August 18th,
2017 for all students before the new school year begins.
GRADE DESCRIPTIONS REFLECT THE GRADE THE STUDENT WILL BE IN DURING THE 2017-2018 SCHOOL
YEAR.
REGISTRATION will be ONLINE through Skyward Family Access. It will be available from Wednesday, February
22, 2017 at 12:00 am till Wednesday, March 18th, 2017. Many classes fill up quickly; late registration will be
accepted. If you register late you will only be offered classes that have made the curriculum per hour. ENROLL
NOW! Final course offerings will be determined based on student enrollment and availability of staff. Parents
and students will be notified if a course is cancelled. A summer school schedule, along with room locations,
will be sent home with your child no later than May 19th, 2017. If you have any questions regarding summer
school, please contact:
S.S Administrative Assistant
Erin Darling
920-867-8822
Summer School Principal
Douglas Nowak
920-867-8160
Students are encouraged to attend all sessions of the classes they enrolled in.
We encourage all students to enroll in our summer school programs and take advantage of the many unique
learning opportunities available.
Douglas Nowak
Summer School Principal
HUNTER SAFETY COURSE
July 10-July 14, 2017 (Monday thru Friday)
8:00am-11:30am (Door opens 7:45am)
DNR Hunter Safety Card Fee: $10.00
(Check Payable to WFSD)
Age 11 and older
Location: Waupaca County Fair Grounds, Youth Building
602 E South St.
Open to all students who reside in the Weyauwega-Fremont School District during the
summer. All non-residents will be able to sign up after March 31st, 2017 if space is still
available. Note: You must attend all classes to receive certificate.
Description: The Hunter Safety Education Course instills in students the knowledge,
skill and attitude to be a responsible and safe hunter. Students learn how hunting
accidents are caused and how they can be prevented. Hunter responsibility and safety
are stressed throughout the classes, which consist of lectures, demonstrations, group
discussions, practical exercises, and individual study and activity
assignments. Students learn about proper care and cleaning of a firearm, wildlife
identification, our hunting heritage, and field care of harvested game. Hunter education
graduates receive a certificate that is accepted in every state, Canadian Province and
Mexico. You must have a Hunters Safety Card in order to get a hunting license when you
turn 12. Class filled on first come, first served basis. Limited space is available.
Student’s Name: ____________________________________Birthdate: ________________ Age:______
Parent/Guardian Name:_____________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address:______________________________________________________________________________
(PO Box, Street, City, State, Zip)
Home Phone: __________________________ Parent’s Work Phone:____________________________
1st Emergency Contact: ___________________________________Phone: __________________________
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________________________________________
2nd Emergency Contact:___________________________________Phone:___________________________
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________________________________________
Doctor’s Name & Phone:______________________________________________________________________
Dentist’s Name & Phone:_____________________________________________________________________
Does student have any allergies or other Medical condition that we should be
aware of: [ ] yes [ ] no. If yes, please state allergy or medical
condition:_______________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
If emergency treatment is required, expenses are the responsibility of the parent/guardian. If
parents cannot be reached immediately, may the school authorities use their own judgment in
calling the doctor indicated above, or if not available another doctor, or transport to a medical
facility if necessary? [ ] yes [ ] no. Preferred Medical Facility: ________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature: _____________________________________________________________ Date: _______________
Form must be filled out completely (FRONT & BACK) and turned in
with DNR Hunter Safety Card fee before your child can attend this class.
Summer School Hunter Safety Registration Form (Please PRINT)
1. DNR Customer ID#:
___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
2. Legal First Name:
_______________________________
3. Legal Last Name:
_______________________________
5. Date of Birth:
_______________________________
Parent / Legal Guardian Consent (for students under 18 years of age)
I, the undersigned, being the parent/legal guardian of the above named
child, a minor, hereby consent to minor's participation in this safety course
administered by the WI DNR.
Student Name (Printed):
_______________________________
Parent Name (Printed):
_______________________________
Parent Signature:
_______________________________
Date:
_______________________________
Please return registration forms to any school office by Wednesday, April
5th, 2017. Forms may also be mailed to Weyauwega-Fremont School
District, PO Box 580, Weyauwega, WI 54983-0580, and Attention: Erin
Darling.
Weyauwega Hunter Safety Information, Summer School
Here are the course details.
To Do:
1. Obtain a DNR Customer ID Number by calling 1-888-936-7463, 7 days a week, 7am –
10pm.
2. Fill out the registration information and submit with summer school registration.
3. Complete the FREE Online Course at, homestudy.ihea.com and print off the quiz
results as you take them.
Expectations:
1. Students are required to complete the online course prior to attending. Also homework
must be completed before testing.
2. Students are required to participate in the hands-on portion.
3. Students must take a written exam, a field test and pass both to become certified.
4. Students are required to attend the entire course each day. Two tardies will result in
automatic failure.
5. The course is run by volunteer instructors who are giving of their time. As a result any
discipline issues are grounds for immediate failure, dismissal from the course, and
forfeiture of fee.
What to bring:
1. Appropriate Clothing (a portion of the class will be outside).
2. Do NOT bring firearms or live ammunition.
3. Printed quiz results from online course. The quizzes are a REQUIRED pre-requisite to
attend the Field day and will be collected when you arrive.
If a student has special needs, please inform Paul Piencikowski at least 2 weeks in
advance so that accommodations can be made.
Agenda:
Monday
Collect registrations, Intro, Instruction
Tuesday
Homework check, Instruction
Wednesday Homework check, Instruction
Thursday
Field Trip, Live Fire Portion, Review
Friday
FINAL homework check, Review, Testing
Friday 7:00pm
Certificates given out, Education Building, Fairgrounds
Certificates will not be given out until 7pm. Certificate will not be distributed if an
adult (parent/guardian preferred) is not present, to receive final instructions.
Lead Instructor contact information:
Paul Piencikowski
N1500 County Road E
Waupaca, WI 54981
[email protected]
715-412-0578
ENRICHMENT CLASS DESCRIPTIONS GRADES 1ST-4TH
Please note: The grade reflects the grade in which your child will be in
for the Fall of 2017. Children who are going into Kindergarten in the
Fall will only be allowed to take Exploring Kindergarten. All classes
are 1 hour long unless otherwise stated.
All students are encouraged to take courses involving reading or math. Parents
will be informed if their child has been recommended for a particular course to
address a student’s needs in reading or math. The educational staff appreciates
the support of parents by registering their child in the recommended class(es).
Exploring Kindergarten
(Enrichment Session June12th -30th, 2017)
(5 year old Kindergarten)
In this class, 5 year old kindergarteners will be exploring nature and the world around us
by doing fun engaging “Science” activities inside and outside the classroom. Students
in this session are scheduled for the entire morning (8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.).
Getting Ready for Kindergarten
(Enhancement Session July 31st-August 18th, 2017)
(5 year old Kindergarten)
This class is designed to provide a warm and welcoming start to Kindergarten for
students entering 5 year old Kindergarten in Fall 2017 in a relaxed summer school
setting. Students will learn the basics of Kindergarten routine. Students in this session
are scheduled for the entire morning. (8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.)
Reading
Listen, Imagine, & Create
(1st-3rd grades)
1st -3rd grade students will be exposed to classic children's literature in a language
enriching, hands-on experience. Beloved children's books will come alive as we read,
act, create and learn together. Watch your child's vocabulary grow as they hear great
stories, participate in meaningful, hands-on activities and come home excited to share
what they have learned! See familiar books in a new light and discover the joy of
children's literature.
Magic Tree House
(1st-3th grades)
Let your imagination soar with Jack and Annie as you take a reading adventure this
summer with Magic Tree House books by Mary Pope Osborne. These early chapter
books will take you on exciting adventures all over the world! We will explore these
places with projects, food, games, and more….
Novel Study
(3rd-5th grades)
Student in grades 3-5 will be able to read and talk about their reading, they will be able
to explode their thoughts, questions, and ideas among their group partners.
Reader’s Theatre
(1st-4th grade)
Does your child resist or struggle with reading? Reader's Theater helps students
become better readers. Students will have the chance to read smoothly by reading
from a script. They will chorally with a group or adapt a theater from children's book.
Rhyme Time with Dr. Seuss
(1st-4th grades)
Learning about Dr. Seuss and the variety of books he has written. Along with utilizing
reading skills.
School Newspaper
(1st-4th grades)
Learn to develop, lay-out, and create a student newspaper filled with high-interest
stories, opinions, advices, graphs, poetry, ads, and cartoons. Be a writer, reporter,
movie reviewer, or interviewer.
Time Traveler’s
(1st-6th grades)
Want to be a time traveler? Learn more about history, perform some reader's theatre,
create projects and read a fables from around the world. Throughout the class, students
will work on comprehension, reading fluency, and writing.
Treasures of Mythology
(4th-8th grades)
Explore the classic stories of Greek, Olympian, and Egyptian traditions, or beliefs from
different historical events. This literature will leave you with an understanding of gods,
goddesses, monsters, and mortals. We will explore everything from the creation of of
the earth and sky to lengthy battles between gods through reading the enchanting and
magical lives of the magical characters.
Math
Everyday Math
(1st-6th grades)
Sharpen your math skills in a fun and relaxing setting while learning how math is used
on an everyday basis. Games, art activities, and songs will focus on number
operations, problem solving, and teamwork. Bring a smile and a sense of humor.
Fairytale Math
(1st-4th grade)
Students will use common Fairytale stories to help understand math in a different way.
Fun with Math
(1st-6th)
This class will help students of all abilities who would benefit from a more personalized
attention to improve their math skills.
Math is in the Cards
(1st-4th grades)
Using a collection of math games students will learn math using different card/board
games.
Math Strategies (MUST know math facts)
(3rd -5th grades)
Students will learn new ways for computation of the four important operations: addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division. Multiple strategies will be shown for each
operation. Students will find new pathways within an operation to get an answer.
Students will work with numbers differently and understand what the digits stand for in
new ways. A student will choose a strategy based on the numbers that are given, not
by what operation needs to be done. Each student will have a notebook full of
strategies at the end of this session.
Money Smarts
(1st-5th grade)
Nickels, dimes, and quarters oh my. Learn all about money! Practice making change,
saving your allowance, and money management. Play skill building board games and
explore money in new ways.
Science
Biomedical Engineering (Designing a Knee Brace)
(3rd-9th grades)
Students are introduced to the biomedical engineering and how engineers use their
knowledge of human body to design technologies to solve problems related to biology,
health, and medicine. Students will follow a story about Erik, a young boy living in
Germany, as he designs a temporary knee brace for a classmate who injures his knee
on a hiking trip. Students will enjoy learning to think like an engineer through the
engineering process. Each student will apply the process to design a knee brace for a
problem presented in an activity. Relevant musculoskeletal vocabulary will be provided
throughout the story and students will “learn by doing”.
Building Engineering
(1st-4th grade)
Constructing useable structures from a list of materials provided. Probable solve and fix
the problems if it doesn’t work appropriately. Learn about function and design approach
of buildings. Along with learning about different structures due to environment, social
structure, and culture.
Electricity
(3rd-9th grades)
Learn about electricity and how it works, along with what it can do. Working on different
hands on projects to help understand how it works.
Fish & Wildlife (2 hours)
(1st-4th grades)
Learn about different fish and bait needed to catch certain fish. Along with how to cast
and catch fish, learning the steps they would need to do to clean a fish once it was
caught.
Gardening & Plant Science
(1st-4th grades)
Learn the different steps to planting and life cycles growing different flowers,
vegetables, and plants. Kids will work together to plant a variety of flowers, vegetables,
and plants. While learning about the soil and conditions needed to grow them.
Outer space/Solar System
(1st-4th grades)
Learn about how are solar system works and is set up. In a fun interactive class about
the Solar System.
PLTW-Computer Science
1st-6th grade
We will be bringing Computer Science to life for students from 1st through 6th grade
utilizing the Project Lead The Way Launch Curriculum. Students will learn how to use
and make codes to develop games!
STEMming Through Summer
(1st-5th grades)
To keep our STEM-Brains fresh over the summer, we will discover a plethora of new
things through discovery, exploration, and experimentation. All activities will focus on
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math skills to keep us geared up for Project
Lead The Way’s Launch curriculum.
50 States
(1st-6th grades)
Did you ever wonder where the first McDonalds opened? Which state is the proud
owner of the world’s largest baseball bat? Or which state grows the most popcorn?
There are so many interesting facts, history, famous people, and wildlife throughout our
50 states. In this class, we will travel through the United States by completing activities,
crafts, projects, songs, food, and more to learn historical events and fascinating facts
about the 50 states.
Vex Building (2 hours)
(4th-6th grade)
This class will feature the VEX Robotics Kits and allow students to explore the
engineering design process as they work to solve real world problems. This is the
perfect class for anyone who is interested in learning more about simple machines,
becoming an engineer or for anyone who enjoys building and creating with their hands
and minds.
Wacky Wisconsin
(1st-4th grades)
Come discover and explore all the wacky things in Wisconsin. Explore things from the
Upside Down White House in Wisconsin to the Largest Talking Cow to the National
Mustard Museum. Explore all the weird and wacky things to discover in Wisconsin.
Creative Computers
(1st-4th grades)
Students will be exposed to a variety of computer software programs. Word processing
and computer games will also be explored.
Games Galore
(1st-6th grades)
Learn about all different kinds of games including board games, card games, physical
games, and so much more. Have fun using math skills and reasoning to play with your
friends.
Jewelry/Headband Making
(1st-4th grades)
Learn different techniques to make fun and exciting wearable pieces of jewelry and
headbands.
Just Craftin’ Around
(1st-4th grade)
In this class you will explore a variety of crafts. Students may learn Origami, card
making, scrapbooking, nature crafts, and so much more! Come enjoy craftin’ around
with us!
Kids in the Kitchen
(1st-4th grades)
This course is designed to teach children how to properly create simple recipes and
snacks. It will focus on using math/reading skills to correctly read and measure recipes
in real life situations. The children will learn how to make many fun recipes!
Photography
(1st-4th grades)
Your child will learn about photography in a project-based class. Learning about the
history of photography along with different techniques they can use to help enhance
their snap shots. (Students will be responsible for bringing a digital imaging device of
some kind if they have one).
Baseball/Softball
(1st-4th grade)
In this class, students will learn and practice hitting, throwing, pitching, and base
running. Students will work on these aspects of the game through different games
and drills. The skills that the students learn can be applied to any level of player,
from tee ball to high school. The class will also take time to talk about different
types of in-game strategy including defensive plays, cut offs throws, and bunting
situations. Learn new things about baseball and have fun playing this great game!
(The majority of the equipment will be provided for the students but they do need to
bring their own baseball glove and if they have a bat, they are encouraged to bring it to
class.)
Biking/Hiking (Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced)
2 hour class
(1st-4th grade)
Learning about bike safety along with gain strength and confidence in biking. While
biking around the City of Weyauwega. Hiking will be walking and exploring around the
river along with the City of Weyauwega. (Kids will be responsible for bring their own
bikes and helmets).
(Please note we will be grouping by ability and skill level. Maybe going off the grounds.)
Learn correct fit of your helmet, practice braking, pedaling, and paying attention to what
is happening in around you.
Learning about bike maintenance, setup, and flat tire changes. Learning about how to
properly fit your helmet and bike. Learn how to ride safely in traffic.
Dance
(1st-4th grades)
In dance you will learn a variety of different dance moves while being able to put them
together in a group setting.
Fitness for Fun
(1st-4th grade)
Come to the gym and have some fun playing a wide variety of games and activities.
Along with learning about some sports you can play for a Lifetime! Stay Fit-Have Fun
and Stay Active!!
Let’s Make a Game
(1st -6th grade)
Students will read various books and create board games to play along with the story.
Read, create, and practice counting and money skills while playing and sharing their
board game. What adventure will you go on?
Search/Discover/Explore
(1st-6th grades)
Inquisitive students wanted! Join us for a class of wonders where each day we will
explore something new. Topics will range from crafts, playacting, outdoor adventures,
history, math games, and more! Each day will present a new learning surprise.
Volleyball
(1st-4th grades)
This class is designed to have fun learning and practicing skills of passing, hitting, and
setting. Students will build a foundation and learn the proper techniques in volleyball,
while playing games and different drills.
Yoga
(1st-4th grades)
This class will go through basic yoga poses and breathing. Teaching your child balance,
focus, relaxation, and strength.
ENRICHMENT MIDDLE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
GRADES 5TH-9TH
Please note: Grades represent the grade they will be in for the 2017-2018
school year.
READING
Magic Tree House
(1st-5th grades)
Let your imagination soar with Jack and Annie as you take a reading adventure this
summer with Magic Tree House books by Mary Pope Osborne. These early chapter
books will take you on exciting adventures all over the world! We will explore these
places with projects, food, games, and more….
Novel Study
(3rd-5th grades)
Student in grades 3-5 will be able to read and talk about their reading, they will be able
to explode their thoughts, questions, and ideas among their group partners.
Revolutionary Literature Study of
My Brother Sam is Dead
(2 hours)
6th-9th Grades
Students will read and analyze a chapter book about the Revolutionary War while
having fun designing a project to incorporate STEM skills. (Science, Technology,
Engineering, or Math) Students will learn about the history their characters are living
through. Much of this book revolves around facts, places, and people that were real
during this time period. Students will get the opportunity to select unique ways to
connect to the concepts in the book and create hands-on projects that reflect what they
have learned.
Any students going into 6th-8th grades will value the content and be able to apply the
information to future middle school learning.
School Newspaper
(5th -9th grades)
Learn to develop, lay-out, and create a student newspaper filled with high-interest
stories, opinions, advices, graphs, poetry, ads, and cartoons. Be a writer, reporter,
movie reviewer, or interviewer.
Time Traveler’s
(1st-6th grades)
Want to be a time traveler? Learn more about history, perform some reader’s theatre,
create projects and read a fables from around the world. Throughout the class, students
will work on comprehension, reading fluency, and writing.
Treasures of Mythology
(4th-8th grades)
Explore the classic stories of Greek, Olympian, and Egyptian traditions, or beliefs from
different historical events. This literature will leave you with an understanding of gods,
goddesses, monsters, and mortals. We will explore everything from the creation of of
the earth and sky to lengthy battles between gods through reading the enchanting and
magical lives of the magical characters.
MATH
Everyday Math
(1st-6th grades)
Sharpen your math skills in a fun and relaxing setting while learning how math is used
on an everyday basis. Games, art activities, and songs will focus on number
operations, problem solving, and teamwork. Bring a smile and a sense of humor.
Financial Fittne$$ for Teens
(5th – 9th grade)
Have you ever wanted to buy an iPod, iPad, or a video game, but couldn’t afford it?
Here is your chance to learn how to use you allowance wisely, buy the things you want,
and still have money in the bank! Participate with your friends in many exciting activities,
including financial bingo and Jeopardy. Play skill building board games which unlock
your goal-setting, savings, and money management skills.
Fun with Math
(1st-6th)
This class will help students of all abilities who would benefit from a more personalized
attention to improve their math skills.
Math is in the Cards
(5th -9th grades)
Using a collection of math games students will learn math using different card/board
games.
Math Strategies (MUST know math facts)
(3rd -5th grades)
Students will learn new ways for computation of the four important operations: addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division. Multiple strategies will be shown for each
operation. Students will find new pathways within an operation to get an answer.
Students will work with numbers differently and understand what the digits stand for in
new ways. A student will choose a strategy based on the numbers that are given, not
by what operation needs to be done. Each student will have a notebook full of
strategies at the end of this session.
Math Strategies
(6th-9th grades)
Students will learn new ways for computation of the four important operations: addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Multiple strategies will be shown for each operation. Students will find new pathways
within an operation to get an answer. Students will work with numbers differently and
understand what the digits stand for in new ways. A student will choose a strategy
based on the numbers that are given, not by what operation needs to be done. Each
student will have a notebook full of strategies at the end of this session.
*This session will apply more advanced concepts than upper elementary, work with
larger numbers, and more complex usage of the four operations. Mental math is
encouraged and will be practiced throughout multi-step problems.
Money Smarts
(1st-5th grade)
Nickels, dimes, and quarters oh my. Learn all about money! Practice making change,
saving your allowance, and money management. Play skill building board games and
explore money in new ways.
Aeronautics
(6th-9th grade)
Students will use their skills as a team to work through a learning investigation about
parachute designs. Students will receive guidance about aerospace technology and
will experiment with different materials to compete for the best parachute. The best
parachute must be able to drop a load safely to its destination. The shape, the material,
and other physics considerations will need to be conversations within the group to
achieve success! Along with the activities, students will be guided through a realistic
fiction book that teaches about geography, people, and aerospace science.
Biomedical Engineering (Designing a Knee Brace)
(3rd-9th grades)
Students are introduced to the biomedical engineering and how engineers use their
knowledge of human body to design technologies to solve problems related to biology,
health, and medicine. Students will follow a story about Erik, a young boy living in
Germany, as he designs a temporary knee brace for a classmate who injures his knee
on a hiking trip. Students will enjoy learning to think like an engineer through the
engineering process. Each student will apply the process to design a knee brace for a
problem presented in an activity. Relevant musculoskeletal vocabulary will be provided
throughout the story and students will “learn by doing”.
Building Engineering
(5th-9th grade)
Constructing useable structures from a list of materials provided. Probable solve and fix
the problems if it doesn’t work appropriately. Learn about function and design approach
of buildings. Along with learning about different structures due to environment, social
structure, and culture.
Electricity
(3rd-9th grades)
Learn about electricity and how it works, along with what it can do. Working on different
hands on projects to help understand how it works.
Fish & Wildlife (2 hours)
(5th-9th grades)
Learn about different fish and bait needed to catch certain fish. Along with how to cast
and catch fish, learning the steps they would need to do to clean a fish once it was
caught.
Gardening & Plant Science
(5th-9th grades)
Learn the different steps to planting and life cycles growing different flowers,
vegetables, and plants. Kids will work together to plant a variety of flowers, vegetables,
and plants. While learning about the soil and conditions needed to grow them.
Outer space/Solar System
(5th-9th grades)
Learn about how are solar system works and is set up. In a fun interactive class about
the Solar System.
PLTW-Computer Science
1st-6th grade
We will be bringing Computer Science to life for students from 1st through 6th grade
utilizing the Project Lead The Way Launch Curriculum. Students will learn how to use
and make codes to develop games!
STEMming Through Summer
(1st-5th grades)
To keep our STEM-Brains fresh over the summer, we will discover a plethora of new
things through discovery, exploration, and experimentation. All activities will focus on
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math skills to keep us geared up for Project
Lead The Way’s Launch curriculum.
50 States
(1st-6th grades)
Did you ever wonder where the first McDonalds opened? Which state is the proud
owner of the world’s largest baseball bat? Or which state grows the most popcorn?
There are so many interesting facts, history, famous people, and wildlife throughout our
50 states. In this class, we will travel through the United States by completing activities,
crafts, projects, songs, food, and more to learn historical events and fascinating facts
about the 50 states.
Vex Building
(4th-6th grade)
This class will feature the VEX Robotics Kits and allow students to explore the
engineering design process as they work to solve real world problems. This is the
perfect class for anyone who is interested in learning more about simple machines,
becoming an engineer or for anyone who enjoys building and creating with their hands
and minds.
Wacky Wisconsin
(5th-9th grades)
Come discover and explore all the wacky things in Wisconsin. Explore things from the
Upside Down White House in Wisconsin to the Largest Talking Cow to the National
Mustard Museum. Explore all the weird and wacky things to discover in Wisconsin.
Creative Computers
(5th-9th grades)
Students will be exposed to a variety of computer software programs. Word processing
and computer games will also be explored.
Jewelry/Headband Making
(5th-9th grades)
Learn different techniques to make fun and exciting wearable pieces of jewelry and
headbands.
Just Craftin’ Around
(5th-9th grade)
In this class you will explore a variety of crafts. Students may learn Origami, card
making, scrapbooking, nature crafts, and so much more! Come enjoy craftin’ around
with us!
Kids in the Kitchen
(5th-9th grades)
This course is designed to teach children how to properly create simple recipes and
snacks. It will focus on using math/reading skills to correctly read and measure recipes
in real life situations. The children will learn how to make many fun recipes!
Photography
(5th-9th grades)
Your child will learn about photography in a project-based class. Learning about the
history of photography along with different techniques they can use to help enhance
their snap shots. (Students will be responsible for bringing a digital imaging device of
some kind if they have one).
Baseball/Softball
(5th-9th grade)
In this class, students will learn and practice hitting, throwing, pitching, and base
running. Students will work on these aspects of the game through different games
and drills. The skills that the students learn can be applied to any level of player,
from tee ball to high school. The class will also take time to talk about different
types of in-game strategy including defensive plays, cut offs throws, and bunting
situations. Learn new things about baseball and have fun playing this great game!
(The majority of the equipment will be provided for the students but they do need to
bring their own baseball glove and if they have a bat, they are encouraged to bring it to
class.)
Biking/Hiking (Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced)
2 hour class
(5th-9th grade)
Learning about bike safety along with gain strength and confidence in biking. While
biking around the City of Weyauwega. Hiking will be walking and exploring around the
river along with the City of Weyauwega. (Kids will be responsible for bring their own
bikes and helmets).
(Please note we will be grouping by ability and skill level. Maybe going off the grounds.)
Learn correct fit of your helmet, practice braking, pedaling, and paying attention to what
is happening in around you.
Learning about bike maintenance, setup, and flat tire changes. Learning about how to
properly fit your helmet and bike. Learn how to ride safely in traffic.
Dance
(5th-9th grades)
In dance you will learn a variety of different dance moves while being able to put them
together in a group setting.
Fitness for Fun
(5th-9th grade)
Come to the gym and have some fun playing a wide variety of games and activities.
Along with learning about some sports you can play for a Lifetime! Stay Fit-Have Fun
and Stay Active!!
Lifetime Sports
(5th-9th grades)
Students will experience fun ways to stay fit and have fun at the same time.
Orienteering, Frisbee Golf, Flag Football, Jogging, Basketball, Softball, Bocce Ball, etc.
will be explored.
Let’s Make a Game
(1st -6th grade)
Students will read various books and create board games to play along with the story.
Read, create, and practice counting and money skills while playing and sharing their
board game. What adventure will you go on?
Search/Discover/Explore
(1st-6th grades)
Inquisitive students wanted! Join us for a class of wonders where each day we will
explore something new. Topics will range from crafts, playacting, outdoor adventures,
history, math games, and more! Each day will present a new learning surprise.
Summer Weight Training
(5th-9th grades)
Students will learn proper weight lifting techniques so they can safely build and define
their muscle structure. Students will also be doing a speed-training program, and
developing a personal fitness plan. Classes take place in the high school weight room.
Volleyball
(5th-9th grades)
This class is designed to have fun learning and practicing skills of passing, hitting, and
setting. Students will build a foundation and learn the proper techniques in volleyball,
while playing games and different drills.
Yoga
(5th-9th grades)
This class will go through basic yoga poses and breathing. Teaching your child balance,
focus, relaxation, and strength.
Shrek the Musical, Jr.
(4th-9th grade)
Practice will begin June 12th
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Performances will be the first weekend in August
Everyone’s favorite ogre is back in the hilarious stage spectacle based on the
Oscar-winning smash hit film.
It’s a “big bright beautiful world” for everyone’s favorite ogre in Shrek The
Musical JR., based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation
film. There’s a part for everyone in this dazzling adventure story.
Not interested in being on stage? There are plenty of back-stage
opportunities including: building & painting scenery, stage manager, student
director, props/costume manager, stage crew and more!
Directed by Sara Karpinski
Mrs. Karpinski has a Bachelors of Music in Music education with an emphasis
in choral music. She served as rehearsal accompanist, voice coach, and
assistant director for musical productions while working in the Wild Rose
School District.
Mrs. Karpinski is currently the Spanish teacher here at WFSD. Although she
has been teaching Spanish for the past ten years, she continues to remain
active in music through church and community organizations.
Enhancement Summer School 2017
July 31st- August 18th, 2017
Monday-Friday 8:00am-12:00 noon
The Enhancement Summer School 2017 session is for elementary level students of
all abilities. The classes offered during the second session (Enhancement) have been
greatly expanded to accommodate interest among a broader range of
students. Students will sign up for courses of their own interest, and may have the
opportunity to revisit concepts not mastered during the regular school year. Students
may sign up for enhancement classes, be invited on teacher request, or be required to
determine readiness for grade level advancement. The bus will pick up students in
Fremont every morning at 7:05 am at Fremont Elementary School and at 7:10 am at St.
Paul’s Day Care. The students are returned to St. Paul’s Day Care at 12:50 pm and
Fremont Elementary School at 12:55 pm. Please pick up your student(s)
promptly. Free Breakfast will be served to all children from 7:30 am-8:00 amand
Free Lunch will be served to all children from 12:00 pm-12:30 pm. Please
call 920-867-8822 with questions.
The School District of Weyauwega-Fremont wants all of our students to succeed
academically and show their proficiency on the State Standardized Assessments as we
work to meet the goal of “No Child Left Behind”.
Enhancement Classes
Gardening & Plant Science
Learn the different steps to planting and life cycles growing different flowers,
vegetables, and plants. Kids will work together to plant a variety of flowers, vegetables,
and plants. While learning about the soil and conditions needed to grow them.
Fitness for Fun
Come to the gym and have some fun playing a wide variety of games and activities.
Along with learning about some sports you can play for a Lifetime! Stay Fit-Have Fun
and Stay Active!!
Jewelry/Headband Making
Learn different techniques to make fun and exciting wearable pieces of jewelry and
headbands.
Photography
Your child will learn about photography in a project-based class. Learning about the
history of photography along with different techniques they can use to help enhance
their snap shots. (Students will be responsible for bringing a digital imaging device of
some kind if they have one).
Biking/Hiking (Beginners, Intermediate)
Learning about bike safety along with gain strength and confidence in biking. While
biking around the City of Weyauwega. Hiking will be walking and exploring around the
river along with the City of Weyauwega. (Kids will be responsible for bring their own
bikes and helmets).
(Please note we will be grouping by ability and skill level. Maybe going off the grounds.)
Learn correct fit of your helmet, practice braking, pedaling, and paying attention to what
is happening in around you.
Learning about bike maintenance, setup, and flat tire changes. Learning about how to
properly fit your helmet and bike. Learn how to ride safely in traffic.
Plugged-In
Discover fun & educational apps using electronic devices.
Search the Web
The internet is a reservoir of knowledge and resources to help answer just about any
question a person can imagine. Become familiar with the internet research capabilities
and have fun along the way.
What Lies Below
Learn about different fish and bait needed to catch the fish in our local waters. Cast,
Catch, and maybe clean a few too.
ENRICHMENT SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION AND EMERGENGY FORM
(K-6 Grades)
Student’s Name:
Birth Date:
Age:
Parent/Guardian Name:
Mailing Address:
(PO Box, Street, City, State, Zip)
Home Phone:
1st Emergency Contact:
Parent’s Work Phone:
Phone:
Mailing Address:
2nd Emergency Contact:
Phone:
Mailing Address:
Family Doctor’s Name & Phone:
Family Dentist’s Name & Phone:
Does student have any allergies or other Medical condition that we should be aware of?
[ ] Yes [ ] No. If yes, please state allergy or medical condition:
If emergency treatment is required, expenses are the responsibility of the parent/guardian. If
parents cannot be reached immediately, may the school authorities use their own judgment in
calling the doctor indicated above, or if not available another doctor, or transport to a medical
facility if necessary? [ ] Yes [ ] No. Preferred Medical Facility:
Parent/Guardian Signature:
Date:
This form must be filled out completely FRONT & BACK before your child can
attend any classes.
ENRICHMENT SUMMER SCHOOL
June 12th-30th, 2017
PAPER REGISTRATION
Please list your top seven choices for classes, with the first one being of the most
interest.
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3.
4.
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6.
7.
Enhancement Summer School
July 31st-August 18th, 2017
Students will have 2 hours of elective and an hour each of Math and Reading.
Paper Registration
1.
2.
3.
4.
Transportation
Please circle one.
Walk/Bike
Pickup
Bus Fremont Elementary
Bus St. Pauls
Registering Online using Skyward Family Access
Once you login in to Skyward you should see a green box at the top of the screen
saying:
1.) Summer School Registration is now open until 03/18/2017
Summer School Registration at SUMMER SCHOOL for the 2017-2018 school year is
now open, yet has not been completed for (Your child’s name).
Go to Summer School Registration for (Your child’s name) Click this link.
If you do not see the green box you should see a tab on the left hand side saying Summer
School Registration, click on that.
2.) You will be in step 1a. Verify Student Information.
Make sure all information listed is correct. If corrections need to be made click the button on
the bottom labeled at Edit Step 1a. Once you have made correction click Next Step on the
Right hand side of the page.
3.) This will take you to Step 1b. Verify Student Information: Family Address
Make sure all information listed is correct. If corrections need to be made click the button on
the bottom labeled at Edit Step 1b. Once you have made correction click Next Step on the
Right hand side of the page.
4.) Step 1c Verify Student Information: Family
Make sure all information listed is correct. If corrections need to be made click the button on
the bottom labeled at Edit Step 1c. Once you have made correction click Next Step on the
Right hand side of the page.
5.) Step 1d Verify Student Information: Emergency Information
Make sure all information listed is correct. If corrections need to be made click the button on
the bottom labeled at Edit Step 1d. Once you have made correction click Next Step on the
Right hand side of the page.
6.) Step 1e Verify Student Information Emergency
Make sure all information listed is correct. If corrections need to be made click the button on
the bottom labeled at Edit Step 1e. Once you have made correction click Next Step on the
Right hand side of the page.
7.) Step 1f Verify Student Information Health Information
Make sure all information listed is correct. If corrections need to be made click the button on
the bottom labeled at Edit Step 1f. Once you have made correction click Next Step on the
Right hand side of the page.
8.) Step 2 Course Requests
Click on the drop down arrow and pick a class with your child’s upcoming grade level
number on the end. For Example Architecture Adventure 1-4 is for 1st -4th grades.
Architecture Adventure 5-8 is for 5th-8th grades.
Please make sure when selecting Courses they are for the correct grade level. The only option
for children going into Kindergarten is Exploring Kindergarten. This will be the only time all
seven fields should have any repeats in them.
All 7 fields need to be filled out in order to continue to Step 3.
9.) Step 3 Complete Summer School Registration
When all steps have been completed the Submit Summer School Registration button will be
highlighted. Click this and your Registration will be complete.
If you have any questions or need assistance please feel free to call Erin Darling, 920-8678822.