Spring 2024: Fourth and Fifth Grade
2:00 - 3:00
SU 30: Figure Fun
During this class, students will hop into a geometric world of fun. Students will learn about two- dimensional figures and three-dimensional figures. As well as how to distinguish between the two. Once the students know the various figures, they will distinguish between the figures. This will allow them to further their education and learn how to solve for the area, perimeter, and volume where applicable. All while applying their skills to real-world problems.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 41
Miss Driscoll is a junior at Saint Vincent College majoring in middle grade education with a concentration in mathematics. She began her experience working with students at a young age by babysitting within her family for her aunts. Miss Driscoll then began working in both her churches nursery and 3rd to 5th grade care. The most rewarding experience Miss Driscoll has had however is working with her church in Club Crossroads at the local elementary school Amos K. Hutchison. Here she worked with 4th grade boys to explore their own religious beliefs. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with family and friends.
SU 31: Fun with Fitness
In this class, students will participate in a body weight exercise course where they will be learning different body weight workouts. They will also be participating with trying them all while good form is demonstrated. With each workout we will talk about why it’s important and what muscle groups they work. It is never too early to learn these workouts and to know why it is important to exercise!
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 30
Mr. Healy is a sophomore here at Saint Vincent College who is majoring in K-12 Health and Physical Education with the dream of becoming a great gym and health teacher. Mr. Healy has experience with kids from grades 1-8 because of his flag football coaching he did for four years in high school while he played high school football himself. He had a great time teaching and coaching his students so much it is a huge reason why he wants to be a teacher today. His other passions are running track and being on the SVC team, working out, playing video games, and watching sports.
3:00- 4:00
SU 32: Building with Clay
*This class is currently full. If you are interested, please contact the Director to be placed on the waitlist.*
When taking this class, students will get the chance to work with clay to create whatever their brilliant minds can think of. This class requires no experience, just the willingness to try. The first part of the class will be used to have some brainstorming time to sketch out the ideas to make it easier for them to make it reality. When the clay is done drying in the next class, we will paint so be sure to bring clothes you don’t mind messing up. Please join us if you have an interest in getting your hands dirty and your brain turning.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Prep 100
Teacher Chy is a sophomore at Saint Vincent Majoring in Art Education. She has been working in a teacher role for 6 years now. She started as a camp counselor as a young teen, then to being a teacher assistant her senior year for her art teacher and now in the summer she teaches art classes for Chatham Universities’ Art and Music day camp. Teacher Chy has worked with ages as young as 5 all the way up to 17 so the experience makes her confident with any age. Let's get messy and creative while we learn!
SU 33: Nutrition: You are What You Eat
In this interactive and informative course, students will be introduced to the body’s processes and their reliance on a balanced and varied diet, including the vitamins and macronutrients that are important to maintaining a strong and resilient body and mind. Basic healthy recipes will be explored and tried throughout the class. Students may come in to contact with common allergens, such as milk, nuts, wheat, and soy.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Placid AB
Nathan Schultz is a Health and PE instructor in the making, in his sophomore year at Saint Vincent College. Nathan Schultz has experience with many different training methods, with a vast knowledge of kinesiology and sports, having played hockey, baseball, track and field, rugby, and being an avid weightlifter. Nathan is a determined and innovative worker, having experience in the construction field, for several companies in his hometown of Lower Burrell, PA. A firm believer in an involved and interactive classroom, Nathan Schultz is a personable and outgoing instructor who cannot wait to meet your child!
4:00- 5:00
SU 34: Exploring Global Voices: Immigration Stories from the Past
Welcome to "Exploring Global Voices: Immigration Stories from the Past," a fascinating journey that invites students to explore the rich culture of immigration narratives from various countries around the world. This course will also provide an introduction to what immigration is and the reasons why it happened historically. This course combines elements of history, geography, and social studies to provide students with a holistic understanding of the diverse experiences of immigrants from the past.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 38
Max Radcliffe is a Sophomore at Saint Vincent College and is majoring in Middle School Education with an emphasis in Social Studies, along with a minor in Disabilities Studies. He grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in Bethel Park of the South Hills. He has spent the previous summer working at Extended Day Services, a summer camp, and worked with middle school students aging from fourth grade until seventh grade in Upper Saint Clair. Max has also babysat for family members before the summer camp. Through these experiences, Max has developed a passion for working with children. At school, he plays for the Saint Vincent Men’s Lacrosse team. In his free time, he loves to golf, play basketball, hangout with friends, listen to music, and most importantly spend time with family.
SU 35: Fun with Fitness
In this class, students will participate in a body weight exercise course where they will be learning different body weight workouts. They will also be participating with trying them all while good form is demonstrated. With each workout we will talk about why it’s important and what muscle groups they work. It is never too early to learn these workouts and to know why it is important to exercise!
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 30
Mr. Healy is a sophomore here at Saint Vincent College who is majoring in K-12 Health and Physical Education with the dream of becoming a great gym and health teacher. Mr. Healy has experience with kids from grades 1-8 because of his flag football coaching he did for four years in high school while he played high school football himself. He had a great time teaching and coaching his students so much it is a huge reason why he wants to be a teacher today. His other passions are running track and being on the SVC team, working out, playing video games, and watching sports.
2:00 - 3:00
SU 30: Figure Fun
During this class, students will hop into a geometric world of fun. Students will learn about two- dimensional figures and three-dimensional figures. As well as how to distinguish between the two. Once the students know the various figures, they will distinguish between the figures. This will allow them to further their education and learn how to solve for the area, perimeter, and volume where applicable. All while applying their skills to real-world problems.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 41
Miss Driscoll is a junior at Saint Vincent College majoring in middle grade education with a concentration in mathematics. She began her experience working with students at a young age by babysitting within her family for her aunts. Miss Driscoll then began working in both her churches nursery and 3rd to 5th grade care. The most rewarding experience Miss Driscoll has had however is working with her church in Club Crossroads at the local elementary school Amos K. Hutchison. Here she worked with 4th grade boys to explore their own religious beliefs. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with family and friends.
SU 31: Fun with Fitness
In this class, students will participate in a body weight exercise course where they will be learning different body weight workouts. They will also be participating with trying them all while good form is demonstrated. With each workout we will talk about why it’s important and what muscle groups they work. It is never too early to learn these workouts and to know why it is important to exercise!
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 30
Mr. Healy is a sophomore here at Saint Vincent College who is majoring in K-12 Health and Physical Education with the dream of becoming a great gym and health teacher. Mr. Healy has experience with kids from grades 1-8 because of his flag football coaching he did for four years in high school while he played high school football himself. He had a great time teaching and coaching his students so much it is a huge reason why he wants to be a teacher today. His other passions are running track and being on the SVC team, working out, playing video games, and watching sports.
3:00- 4:00
SU 32: Building with Clay
*This class is currently full. If you are interested, please contact the Director to be placed on the waitlist.*
When taking this class, students will get the chance to work with clay to create whatever their brilliant minds can think of. This class requires no experience, just the willingness to try. The first part of the class will be used to have some brainstorming time to sketch out the ideas to make it easier for them to make it reality. When the clay is done drying in the next class, we will paint so be sure to bring clothes you don’t mind messing up. Please join us if you have an interest in getting your hands dirty and your brain turning.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Prep 100
Teacher Chy is a sophomore at Saint Vincent Majoring in Art Education. She has been working in a teacher role for 6 years now. She started as a camp counselor as a young teen, then to being a teacher assistant her senior year for her art teacher and now in the summer she teaches art classes for Chatham Universities’ Art and Music day camp. Teacher Chy has worked with ages as young as 5 all the way up to 17 so the experience makes her confident with any age. Let's get messy and creative while we learn!
SU 33: Nutrition: You are What You Eat
In this interactive and informative course, students will be introduced to the body’s processes and their reliance on a balanced and varied diet, including the vitamins and macronutrients that are important to maintaining a strong and resilient body and mind. Basic healthy recipes will be explored and tried throughout the class. Students may come in to contact with common allergens, such as milk, nuts, wheat, and soy.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Placid AB
Nathan Schultz is a Health and PE instructor in the making, in his sophomore year at Saint Vincent College. Nathan Schultz has experience with many different training methods, with a vast knowledge of kinesiology and sports, having played hockey, baseball, track and field, rugby, and being an avid weightlifter. Nathan is a determined and innovative worker, having experience in the construction field, for several companies in his hometown of Lower Burrell, PA. A firm believer in an involved and interactive classroom, Nathan Schultz is a personable and outgoing instructor who cannot wait to meet your child!
4:00- 5:00
SU 34: Exploring Global Voices: Immigration Stories from the Past
Welcome to "Exploring Global Voices: Immigration Stories from the Past," a fascinating journey that invites students to explore the rich culture of immigration narratives from various countries around the world. This course will also provide an introduction to what immigration is and the reasons why it happened historically. This course combines elements of history, geography, and social studies to provide students with a holistic understanding of the diverse experiences of immigrants from the past.
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 38
Max Radcliffe is a Sophomore at Saint Vincent College and is majoring in Middle School Education with an emphasis in Social Studies, along with a minor in Disabilities Studies. He grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in Bethel Park of the South Hills. He has spent the previous summer working at Extended Day Services, a summer camp, and worked with middle school students aging from fourth grade until seventh grade in Upper Saint Clair. Max has also babysat for family members before the summer camp. Through these experiences, Max has developed a passion for working with children. At school, he plays for the Saint Vincent Men’s Lacrosse team. In his free time, he loves to golf, play basketball, hangout with friends, listen to music, and most importantly spend time with family.
SU 35: Fun with Fitness
In this class, students will participate in a body weight exercise course where they will be learning different body weight workouts. They will also be participating with trying them all while good form is demonstrated. With each workout we will talk about why it’s important and what muscle groups they work. It is never too early to learn these workouts and to know why it is important to exercise!
COST: $ 20 ROOM: Alfred 30
Mr. Healy is a sophomore here at Saint Vincent College who is majoring in K-12 Health and Physical Education with the dream of becoming a great gym and health teacher. Mr. Healy has experience with kids from grades 1-8 because of his flag football coaching he did for four years in high school while he played high school football himself. He had a great time teaching and coaching his students so much it is a huge reason why he wants to be a teacher today. His other passions are running track and being on the SVC team, working out, playing video games, and watching sports.