Spring 2024: Kindergarten and First Grade
2:00 - 3:00
SU 10: No Time Like Nature Time!
*This class is currently full. If you are interested, please contact the Director to be placed on the waitlist.*
Let's learn about the Great Outdoors! In this course, we will discuss animals, plants, and other aspects of the nature around us. When the weather permits, we will go outside for hands-on application of the topics we discuss. If you love exploring the natural world, this class is for you!
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Headmasters 304
Ms. Allie Prady is a junior at Saint Vincent, majoring in PreK-4 education. She was a part of the preschool program at Penn-Trafford High School for two years. She has had many experiences with children, as she works at Penn-Pals daycare, which is full of ages ranging from 6 weeks old to fifth grade. This summer, she spent most of her time with the infants, while also helping with the school age students, and the upcoming kindergarteners preparing them for their first year of school. She is a softball player at Saint Vincent, and enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
SU 11: Happy and Healthy Food Groups
In this class, students will classify the major food groups along with games to show what foods are better choices. The major food groups are carbohydrates, protein, dairy products, fruits, and vegetables. Through various activities to help students organize healthy food choices from unhealthy food choices, by the end, their main goal is to have a good idea of what an actual healthy plate of food looks like.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Headmasters 303
Mr. Austin Hall is a sophomore Health and Physical Education Major and Disabilities Studies minor at Saint Vincent College. Mr. Hall is a member of the Saint Vincent College Baseball team. Also, in the summer, Mr. Hall coaches for the Pittsburgh Diamond Dawgs Travel Baseball organization. Mr. Hall helps young athletes excel in their games of baseball. Additionally, Mr. Hall, in the summer, trains German Shepherds and works on a farm. Mr. Hall is a member of the Early Childhood Education Club, Education Club, and Bearcat Buddies Club. During seasonal breaks, Mr. Hall likes to help with High School athletes from his High School, McGuffey, and there he helps with baseball and basketball practices.
3:00 - 4:00
SU 12: Colorful Creations and Shape Adventures
Embark on a vibrant journey with our Colors and Shapes Exploration course for kindergarteners and 1st graders! Over 10 days, students will delve into the world of primary colors and basic shapes through engaging activities. Learn to identify, create, and appreciate Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, and Orange while mastering circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. Each daily session includes interactive storytelling, hands-on crafting, and shape-specific projects, ensuring a dynamic learning experience. No prerequisites are required—just come ready for a colorful adventure!
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Headmasters 304
Miss. Torretti, a Junior majoring in early childhood education with a minor in disability studies, weaves a tapestry of diverse experiences. From roles at a marina, Sheetz, Angry Goat, and The 19th Hole to volunteering in churches, bible schools, nursing homes, and hospitals, she demonstrates versatility and unwavering commitment. Babysitting since age 12, her nurturing nature extends seamlessly beyond academics. With plans to relocate to Tennessee post-graduation, Miss. Torretti aspires to make a lasting impact on the lives of elementary school students, embodying dedication and passion in every pursuit.
SU 13: Bacteria Busters
*This class is currently full. If you are interested, please contact the Director to be placed on the waitlist.*
The focus of this course is on different types of germs, how they are transmitted, and how our bodies fight against germs. Students will learn proper hand washing techniques, brushing teeth properly, and overall hygiene.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Headmasters 303
Mr. Billey is a Junior at Saint Vincent College majoring in Health and Physical Education K-12. He has experience in high school helping the life skills students throughout the week. He has also volunteered for several youth football camps. His favorite group of children was his group of the class 2020 life skills. In his free time Mr. Billey hunts, skis, fishes, plays video games, and rides dirt bikes.
4:00 - 5:00
SU 14: Colorful Creations and Shape Adventures
Embark on a vibrant journey with our Colors and Shapes Exploration course for kindergarteners and 1st graders! Over 10 days, students will delve into the world of primary colors and basic shapes through engaging activities. Learn to identify, create, and appreciate Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, and Orange while mastering circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. Each daily session includes interactive storytelling, hands-on crafting, and shape-specific projects, ensuring a dynamic learning experience. No prerequisites are required—just come ready for a colorful adventure!
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Headmasters 304
Miss. Torretti, a Junior majoring in early childhood education with a minor in disability studies, weaves a tapestry of diverse experiences. From roles at a marina, Sheetz, Angry Goat, and The 19th Hole to volunteering in churches, bible schools, nursing homes, and hospitals, she demonstrates versatility and unwavering commitment. Babysitting since age 12, her nurturing nature extends seamlessly beyond academics. With plans to relocate to Tennessee post-graduation, Miss. Torretti aspires to make a lasting impact on the lives of elementary school students, embodying dedication and passion in every pursuit.
SU 15: Happy and Healthy Food Groups
In this class, students will classify the major food groups along with games to show what foods are better choices. The major food groups are carbohydrates, protein, dairy products, fruits, and vegetables. Through various activities to help students organize healthy food choices from unhealthy food choices, by the end, their main goal is to have a good idea of what an actual healthy plate of food looks like.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Headmasters 303
Mr. Austin Hall is a sophomore Health and Physical Education Major and Disabilities Studies minor at Saint Vincent College. Mr. Hall is a member of the Saint Vincent College Baseball team. Also, in the summer, Mr. Hall coaches for the Pittsburgh Diamond Dawgs Travel Baseball organization. Mr. Hall helps young athletes excel in their games of baseball. Additionally, Mr. Hall, in the summer, trains German Shepherds and works on a farm. Mr. Hall is a member of the Early Childhood Education Club, Education Club, and Bearcat Buddies Club. During seasonal breaks, Mr. Hall likes to help with High School athletes from his High School, McGuffey, and there he helps with baseball and basketball practices.