Round Rock ISD

This camp is designed specifically for incoming kindergarteners, helping them develop the essential skills they'll need for a successful first year of school. Through fun, hands-on learning, each week students explore the works of a different beloved children's author, with activities that build key developmental skills. Camp Highlights: - Weekly Themes: Every week, campers will dive into a different children's author, with activities focused on developing early childhood skills: - Literacy Skills: Improve reading and listening comprehension through stories and activities that focus on letter recognition, phonics, and early reading skills. - Math Concepts: Fun, hands-on math activities that introduce basic numeracy, counting, and simple problem-solving. - Music and Movement: Interactive music and movement activities that help develop rhythm, coordination, and body awareness. - Fine Motor Skills: Creative activities like drawing, cutting, and crafting to strengthen hand-eye coordination and prepare for writing. - Social-Emotional Learning: Activities that foster sharing, cooperation, and emotional regulation to help children thrive in a school setting. - Experienced Teachers: Led by an experienced RRISD teacher, this camp ensures that children receive quality instruction from educators who understand the developmental needs of incoming kindergarteners. Why Choose This Camp? Highly popular and filling up quickly, this camp offers a thoughtfully designed curriculum that combines literacy, math, art, and social skills. It provides an excellent foundation for children to begin kindergarten with confidence and a love of learning. Student must be 5 yrs old by Sept. 1, 2025

TGA Pickleball camps provide children of all ages and abilities with the opportunity to play and develop their love for this growing game. Our dedicated coaching staff and low camper-to-coach ratio allow for individual attention and instruction tailored to each participant’s skill level. In addition to enhancing their skills and improving their game, campers build friendships and life-long memories! Students who are registered to attend both a morning and afternoon camp must bring a nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle. For questions about this specific class, please contact: mtomek@playtga.com For more information about this company, please visit: Playtga.com/Austin

Students who actively participate in the Princeton Review course significantly increase their performance on their SAT, thus increasing their opportunities to gain admission to college and universities, and earn scholarships and entry into select programs. This virtual course focuses exclusively on the math and verbal skills specific to the SAT. Before you register, please be aware of the following expectations: Student should only register to attend one session. Student must attend all days of the course. Student will receive log on instructions from their instructor, and must log on daily by the designated start time for their course and stay every day for the duration of their designated course time. A firm commitment from both the student and their family is required in order to maximize the impact of the course. The fee for this course is $125.00 (reduced from $700.00!) and includes all materials and instruction. Every student is welcome. If financial aid is required to offset the cost, please complete the Scholarship Request Form. Students will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. We have limited seats available. Based on the success of previous courses, we anticipate that the available seats will fill quickly. No refunds will be issued for Cancellation Request Forms submitted after the 2nd class date. A materials fee of $75 cannot be refunded after materials have been picked up.

Ready to learn one of the most widely used programming languages in the world? Then this is the class to sign up for! Python is a very versatile and easy-to-learn starter language that is widely used by software developers, scientists and data analysts, from medical research to applications at NASA. Through the games they create, campers will learn and practice core coding concepts and learn Python-specific concepts and syntax. Projects range from trivia quizzes to competitive two-player games and everything in between. Students will gain valuable experience with key concepts such as data structures and algorithms. Required Supplies: District Chromebook used during the school year that was to be sent home for summer. For questions about this specific class, please contact schools@codingwithkids.com For more information about this company, please visit codingwithkids.com