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HANDBOOK 2021
Contact: Scott Bennett cell: 403.604.1809 email: camps@sts.ab.ca www.STScamps.ca
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
STS Summer Camp Overview 4
Camp Week at a Glance Calendar 5
Week 1 5
Week 2 5
Week 3 6
Week 4 7
Week 5 7
Week 6 8
Week 7 9
Week 1: June 28-30, 2021 10
CAMPS OFFERED 10
iSTEAM Explorers (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds 10
Jr Engineering Academy: Mission to Mars (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds 10
Lego Mindstorms – Robot battles (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds 10
Robotics Academy (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds 10
Week 2: July 5-9, 2021 10
CAMPS OFFERED 10
Art & Tech Mash Up (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds 10
Bot Races! (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds 11
YouTube and Filmmaking (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds 11
Introduction to Python (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds 11
Basketball Camp (ages 8-14) – HoopStrength Basketball Academy 11
Road to Research (R2R) Camp (ages 14-17) – STS 11
Week 3: July 12-16, 2021 13
CAMPS OFFERED 13
Animation, Coding, & Digital Storytelling (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds 13
Code Your Own Video Game (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds 13
Roblox Adventures (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds 13
Minecraft Modding (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds 13
Basketball Camp (ages 12-17) – Okotoks Rockies Basketball Association 14
Rising Stars Volleyball (ages 12-16) – Stryker Sports 14
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Augmented Reality (AR) Camp (ages 12-15) – Fuse33 Makerspace 14
Wearable Tech Make Fashion Camp (ages 9-12) – Fuse33 Makerspace 14
Calgary Junior Polo Camp (ages 12-16) – Calgary Polo Club 15
Road to Research (R2R) Camp (ages 14-17) – STS 15
Week 4: July 19-23, 2021 16
CAMP OFFERED 16
SUNS Basketball / Rising Stars Volleyball (ages 6-12) – Stryker Sports 16
Week 5: August 9-13, 2021 17
CAMP OFFERED 17
Outdoor Education Summer Day & Overnight Camp (ages 16-17) – STS 17
Week 6: August 16-20, 2021 17
CAMPS OFFERED 17
Jr. Engineering: Dream, Invent, Create (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds 17
Hackers Unite! Block Coding (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds 17
Minecraft Mania (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds 18
Introduction to Web Design (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds 18
Basketball Camp (ages 15-17) – Okotoks Rockies Basketball Association 18
Golf Camp (ages 7-17) – Pivot Pointe Golf 18
Exploring the Foothills (ages 14-17) – Two Wheel View 19
Trailside Mechanics (ages 4-17) – Two Wheel View 19
Volleyball Camp (ages 12-17) – STS 19
Outdoor Education (OE) Camp (ages 8-12) – STS 21
Math Refresher Camp (ages 14-17) – STS 21
Road to Research (R2R) Camp (ages 14-17) – STS 23
Drone Camp (ages 14-17) – Resourceful UAV Works 24
Week 7: August 23-27, 2021 24
CAMPS OFFERED 24
Golf Camp (ages 7-17) - Pivot Pointe Golf 24
Junior Polo Camp (ages 12-16) – Calgary Polo Club 25
Volleyball Camp (ages 12-17) – STS 25
Math Refresher Camp (ages 14-17) – STS 26
Taste of STS Camp (ages 5-17) – STS 28
STS Camp Partners 29
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STS SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
MAKE THIS AN UNFORGETTABLE SUMMER!
Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School (STS) Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School (STS) summer camp programs offer a wide
variety of amazing experiences that are sure to have children ages 4 to 17 excited, engaged, and energized over the
summer months. Whether it is exploring the outdoors on our beautiful 220-acre campus, or creating, imagining, and
inventing in the Innovation Lab, or honing sports skills in the Sports Centre, there is an enriched learning experience
for everyone to “say yes” to!
Our Summer Camps mirror STS’ focus on excellence in scholarship, leadership, and character, and developing
confident, well-rounded young people. In our natural setting and state-of-the-art facilities, young campers will learn
to embrace challenges with curiosity, and will be able to pursue their passions while enjoying all that our incredible
campus has to offer. Most importantly they will have fun and meet new friends!
To be able to offer exceptional camps that will suit a wide variety of interests, we have partnered with a number of
experts including Coded Minds, HoopStrength Basketball Academy, Okotoks Rockies Basketball Association, Two
Wheel View, Styker Sports, Fuse33, Pivot Pointe Golf, Calgary Polo Club, and Resourceful UAV Works.
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WEEK AT A GLANCE
WEEK 1
JUNE 28 - 30
CAMP PROGRAM AGE GROUP PROGRAM TIME
Coded Minds
4-6 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
iSTEAM Explorers
Coded Minds
7-8 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Jr. Engineering Academy – Mission to Mars
Coded Minds
9-10 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Lego Mindstorms – Robot Battles
Coded Minds
11-14 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Robotics Academy
WEEK 2
JULY 5-9
CAMP PROGRAM AGE GROUP PROGRAM TIME
Coded Minds
4-6 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Art & Tech Mash Up
Coded Minds
7-8 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Bot Races!
Coded Minds
9-10 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
YouTube and Filmmaking
Coded Minds
11-14 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Introduction to Python
HoopStrength Basketball Camp 8-14 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
STS Road 2 Research Camp 14-17 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
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WEEK 3
JULY 12-16
CAMP PROGRAM AGE GROUP PROGRAM TIME
Coded Minds
4-6 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Animation, Coding & Digital Storytelling
Coded Minds
7-8 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Code Your Own Video Game
Coded Minds
9-10 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Roblox Adventures
Coded Minds
11-14 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Minecraft Modding
Okotoks Rockies Basketball Camp 12-17 years old 9:00 – 12:00 noon
Stryker Sports – Rising Stars Volleyball Camp 12-16 years old 12:45 – 3:45 PM
Fuse33 – Augmented Reality (AR) Camp 12-15 years old 12:45 – 3:45 PM
Fuse 33 – Wearable Tech Make Fashion Camp 9-12 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Calgary Junior Polo Camp 12-16 years old 9:00 – 12:00 noon
STS Road 2 Research Camp 14-17 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
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WEEK 4
JULY 19-23
CAMP PROGRAM AGE GROUP PROGRAM TIME
9:00 – 12:00 noon
Stryker Sports – SUNS Basketball/Rising Stars
6-12 years old 12:45 – 3:45 PM
Volleyball Camp
9:00 – 3:45 PM
WEEK 5
AUGUST 9-13
CAMP PROGRAM AGE GROUP PROGRAM TIME
STS Outdoor Education Summer Day
16-17 years old Full days / overnight
& Overnight Camp
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WEEK 6
AUGUST 16-20
CAMP PROGRAM AGE GROUP PROGRAM TIME
Coded Minds
4-6 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Jr. Engineering: Dream, Invent, Create
Coded Minds
7-8 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Hackers Unite! Block Coding
Coded Minds
9-10 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Minecraft Mania
Coded Minds
11-14 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Introduction to Web Design
Okotoks Rockies Basketball Camp 15-17 years old 9:00 – 12:00 noon
Pivot Pointe Golf Camp 7-17 years old 12:45 – 3:45 PM
Two-Wheel View Bike Camp –
14-17 years old Full days/Overnight
Exploring the Foothills
Two-Wheel View Bike Camp –
14-17 years old 9:00 – 12:15 PM
Trailside Mechanics
STS Volleyball Camp 12-17 years old 12:45 – 3:45 PM
STS Outdoor Education Camp (4-days only) 8-12 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
STS Math Refresher Camp
15 years old 9:00 – 11:00 AM
• Math 10C
16 years old 11:30 – 1:30 PM
• Math 20-1
17 years old 2:00 – 4:00 PM
• Math 30-1
STS Road 2 Research Camp 14-17 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Resourceful UAV Works Drone Camp 14-17 years old 9:00 – 12:00 noon
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WEEK 7
AUGUST 23-27
CAMP PROGRAM AGE GROUP PROGRAM TIME
Pivot Pointe Golf Camp 7-17 years old 12:45 – 3:45 PM
STS Volleyball Camp 12-17 years old 9:00 – 3:45 PM
Calgary Junior Polo Camp 12-16 years old 9:00 – 12:00 noon
STS Math Refresher Camp
15 years old 9:00 – 11:00 AM
• Math 10C
16 years old 11:30 – 1:30 PM
• Math 20-1
17 years old 2:00 – 4:00 PM
• Math 30-1
Taste of STS New Student Orientation Camp Various program schedule
5-17 years old
(STS students only) 9:00 – 3:45 PM
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WEEK 1: JUNE 28-30
Full Day Programs
9:00 am to 3:45 pm
Camps Offered by: Coded Minds
CAMPS OFFERED
iSTEAM Explorers (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds
Discovering, learning, prototyping, designing, testing—repeat! All these elements make up
design thinking, a process that helps engineers develop innovative solutions to challenges in
our changing world. This hands-on camp will immerse your child in the wonderful world
of science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. Campers will conduct science
experiments, make observations, invent, and build with their hands!
Jr Engineering Academy: Mission to Mars (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds
Blast off on an exciting learning adventure to Mars! This space-themed offering engages
students in collaborative engineering challenges. Participants are introduced to digital
design basics using 3D design. Additionally, robots are used to simulate Martian tasks for
exploration and survival!
Lego Mindstorms – Robot Battles (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds
In this hands-on robotics camp, students will use Lego Mindstorms to build innovative designs in a
series of engineering challenges. Mindstorms is a blocks-based programming platform that provides students
with opportunities to code unique movements and use robotic sensors.
Robotics Academy (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds
Arduino is an electronic board world-wide used to teach kids and adults on basics of robotics, enabling from simple
to very complex projects. The board can be integrated with the Arduino software, enabling coding of electronic
components, giving life to robots created with maker material or even prototypes of smart objects. This camp will
explore the basics of Arduino’s functions, allowing students to understand what Arduino is capable of, while building a
simple robot, like a walking quad-pod (4-legged robot) and automated/smart objects.
WEEK 2: JULY 5-9, 2021
Full Day Programs
9:00 am to 3:45 pm
Camps Offered by: Coded Minds, Hoopstrength and Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School (STS)
CAMPS OFFERED
Art & Tech Mash Up (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds
In this unique and creative camp, our little campers will have fun as they incorporate fine arts and technology together. Using
iSTEAM, campers will learn the fundamentals of electrical circuits and coding! This camp is great for those who love to be
creative and tinker with technology. Campers will put together their own unique art projects, sculptures, and 3D designs.
10Bot Races! (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds
Are you a robot and car lover? This is the camp for you! Join us to create a huge racing track, create your racing team
and even develop your racing car! This camp explains how the racing industry works through storytelling, design
thinking and hands-on robotics activities while generating a friendly competition and technology sharing
among participants.
YouTube and Filmmaking (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds
Students will brainstorm, craft, and polish 5-10 minute videos. They will tackle topics and technology that appeal to
them and learn to troubleshoot issues as they arise while the instructor will act as a catalyst of ideas and facilitator
for the technology. This camp will be done through the use of hands-on skill-building activities,
modeling of problem-solving, and encouraging students to express themselves. Students
will leave the course with the tools needed to create high-quality engaging videos
using a wide range of technology, from phones, tablets, GoPro and even camera-
mounted Drones.
Introduction to Python (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds
Participants will learn computer programming fundamentals with Python.
One of today’s most popular and versatile programming languages,
Python has powerful capabilities while also being approachable for new
programmers. Students will examine decision-making structures with
conditional statements, implement repetition with “for” and “while” loops,
build functions that carry out sub-tasks, use variables to store program
information, and create basic graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with the
tkinter library. This offering is designed for individuals with little to no coding
experience who wish to get a taste of computer programming!
Basketball Camp (ages 8-14) – HoopStrength Basketball Academy
HoopStrength Basketball Camps focus on improving basketball IQ through many different
means including competitive drills and games. They offer a safe, positive, and encouraging environment with a focus on
fundamental skill development. Come join us for a memorable basketball developmental experience!
Road to Research (R2R) Camp (ages 14-17) – STS
The STS Road to Research (R2R) is the first program of its kind in Alberta education’s curriculum, providing
high-school students a platform to broaden their academic knowledge and get ahead of the curve. R2R will help
students gain an in-depth understanding behind research, theory of knowledge, general sciences and technology.
Creating and executing their own research studies, students will gain first-hand research experience and be introduced
to the vast career opportunities with and outside of research.
The R2R offers students a research certificate and can develop the skills that may also support the completion of IB
program components. Within this unique program, students will develop the necessary skillsets to pursue laboratory
work experience while in high-school and through university. With the one-week program, students will learn the
basic principles of research, how and where to collect information and data, and ethical and confidentiality of research
that may also be linked to the field of medicine. Participating students can choose their research study from the list of
11project ideas provided or create their own. Students in the IB Programme have the option
to develop and extend the research skills that will help give them a head start in
their upcoming program requirements. In addition to learning the basic principles
of research, students can build the skills that can help with the completion
of some of the IB Programme requirements, such as the IB MYP Grade 10
Personal Project, the IB DP Group 4 Project, Extended Essay and/or Internal
Assessment Task.
Catering to their academic and vocational interests, this program will help
prepare students for their future research endeavours. Critical thinking,
collaboration, and scientific writing skillsets will be further developed
while students execute research projects within and outside the academic
curriculum. R2R will help students stand out amongst their peers.
Interested in working in a research lab at university or pursuing a graduate
degree? R2R will help you get started.
Road to Research Perks:
► Participate in Alberta’s first and only internal high school research program
► Design and conduct your own research projects
► May support the completion of IB Programme requirements
► Earn a research certificate
► Build your resume for a career in academia and medical sciences
► Stand out when applying to universities and medical school
► Become eligible to work in a research lab in high school and university
► Publish your study! (Common requirements for medical school applications)
Road to Research Instructor – Adrianna Giuffre
STS is very fortunate to have Ms. Adrianna Giuffre join us as a guest researcher and whose area of expertise is in
Neuroscience. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Western Ontario. Adrianna is currently
working on her PhD in Neuroscience at the University of Calgary and has also been able to work on a collaborative
project at Oxford University. She will have the opportunity to complete a Post-Doctoral fellowship at Oxford
moving forward.
12WEEK 3: JULY 12-16, 2021
Full Day and Half Day Programs
9:00 am to 3:45 pm, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, or 12:45 to 3:45 pm
Camps Offered by: Coded Minds, Okotoks Rockies, Stryker Sports Development, Fuse33 Makerspace,
Calgary Polo Club and STS
CAMPS OFFERED
Animation, Coding, & Digital Storytelling (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds
Digital storytelling is an imaginative and engaging way for kids to share ideas and experiences.
Students first create characters, themes, and digital backgrounds using various tools.
Participants will then utilize a visual programming language to create their own
interactive stories and animation through code. Coding fundamentals will be
further reinforced with robotics programming as students bring their cyber
movies to the “big screen”.
Code Your Own Video Game (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds
Do you have a passion for playing video games and want to develop your
own gaming projects? Participants will be introduced to 2D animations and
game design. Students will later transition to 3D game design platforms that
will allow for the creation of engaging animations. Game on!
Roblox Adventures (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds
Level-Up your Roblox Skills by becoming a Roblox Creator. The students will
use Roblox studio to create their very own Roblox Game. This entry-level course
requires no previous coding experience, only a familiarity with Roblox and a desire
to learn! You will learn: How to use Roblox Studio, How to add elements, characters,
and items to your level, How to publish your Roblox Game, problem solving, computational
thinking, and troubleshooting.
Minecraft Modding (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds
Want to create your own game within Minecraft? Take your skills to the next level and build your own customized
Minecraft world with block code or JavaScript! Create ‘mods’ that control how your Minecraft game behaves, and
battle zombies and creepers by crafting code with Minecraft Education Edition! Prior Minecraft experience
is recommended.
13Okotoks Rockies Basketball Camp (ages 12-17) – Okotoks Rockies Basketball Association
In this half-day (9:00 am to 12:00 noon) camp, participants will participate in full group and breakout sessions where
athletes will focus on fundamental skill development and game experience. Every small group of campers will receive
individual instruction from one of our coaching staff. The camp will include three hours of instruction per day with
experienced coaches. Each camp will have a coach to player ratio of lower than 10-1.
► 50 spots will be available per camp
► Each age level has been carefully selected based on experience levels and will be grouped for success
► Our coaches are all adults with many years experience
► The camp will use advanced technology as well as off-court lesson to enhance players development
► The camp director and head coach will be Ken Zelez who is the President of Okotoks basketball and also the
Director of Athletics at Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School
Rising Stars Volleyball (ages 12-16) – Stryker Sports
This half-day (12:45 to 3:45 pm) camp is an advanced skills program for players serious
about playing volleyball at a competitive level on school teams and potentially club
teams. This camp features 15 hours of daily skills development training, speed &
agility and strength & conditioning training split by age groups on separate courts.
Our Rising Stars Summer Camps are designed to support the development of
players so they are prepared physically and mentally for school tryouts in
early September.
Our coaches are former high school and club players and several are
currently playing college or university volleyball. The registration fee includes
15 hours on court training, a Rising Stars long sleeved tee-shirt, cinch bag and
water bottle.
Augmented Reality (AR) Camp (ages 12-15) – Fuse33
Makerspace
In this half-day (12:45 to 3:45 pm) Augmented Reality (AR) Camp, students will learn
how to use Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Aero to create AR content for the iPad that
interacts with the real world. Whether for art, school (or work) projects and presentations,
or games, this camp will give you a foundation with this technology. Over the course of the week, students will be led
through a few smaller projects that incorporate different kinds of assets into an augmented reality experience. In the
end, there will be a short talk explaining a few ways that students can move forward if they want to pursue augmented
reality further.
Wearable Tech Make Fashion Edu Camp (ages 9-12) – Fuse33 Makerspace
Fuse33 in partnership with Make Fashion Edu will offer this full-day camp. This camp offers a unique learning
experience designed to introduce participants to the design thinking process in a collaborative and supportive
environment. Participants will explore where design and technology intersect as they jump into the world of wearable
technology in a project-based learning environment. They will discover how to combine hands-on design and crafting
techniques with microcontroller based programming to create personalized, unique, and interactive designs using their
new skills.
14Calgary Junior Polo Camp (ages 12-16) – Calgary Polo Club
In this half-day camp (9:00 am to 12:00 noon), participants learn how to ride a polo pony, hit
the ball, and play in a real live polo match. Students are mounted on safe, experienced
polo ponies for approximately 1 hour per day for riding instruction, polo drills, and
practice games. Some riding experience is beneficial, but not required. Other
activities include hitting cage practice (on a wooden horse), mechanical horse
practice, rules and game strategy ‘chalk talk’, and foot mallet polo. There is a
wind-up tournament game on the final day of camp (prizes provided), which
parents are invited to attend.
Road to Research (R2R) Camp (ages 14-17) – STS
The STS Road to Research (R2R) is the first program of its kind in Alberta
education’s curriculum, providing high-school students a platform to
broaden their academic knowledge and get ahead of the curve. R2R will help
students gain an in-depth understanding behind research, theory of knowledge,
general sciences and technology. Creating and executing their own research
studies, students will gain first-hand research experience and be introduced to the
vast career opportunities with and outside of research.
The R2R offers students a research certificate and can develop the skills that may also support
the completion of IB Programme components. Within this unique program, students will develop the necessary
skillsets to pursue laboratory work experience while in high-school and through university. With the one-week
program, students will learn the basic principles of research, how and where to collect information and data, and
ethical and confidentiality of research that may also be linked to the field of medicine. Participating students can choose
their research study from the list of project ideas provided or create their own. Students in the IB Programme have
the option to develop and extend the research skills that will help give them a head start in their upcoming program
requirements. In addition to learning the basic principles of research, students can build the skills that can help with the
completion of some of the IB program requirements, such as the IB MYP Grade 10 Personal Project, the IB DP Group
4 Project, Extended Essay and/or Internal Assessment Task.
Catering to their academic and vocational interests, this program will help prepare students for their future research
endeavours. Critical thinking, collaboration, and scientific writing skillsets will be further developed while students execute
research projects within and outside the academic curriculum. R2R will help students stand out amongst their peers.
Interested in working in a research lab at university or pursuing a graduate degree? R2R will help you get started.
Road to Research Perks:
► Participate in Alberta’s first and only internal high school research program
► Design and conduct your own research projects
► May support the completion of IB Programme requirements
► Earn a research certificate
► Build your resume for a career in academia and medical science
15► Stand out when applying to universities and medical school
► Become eligible to work in a research lab in high school and university
► Publish your study! (Common requirements for medical school applications)
Road to Research Instructor – Adrianna Giuffre
STS is very fortunate to have Ms. Adrianna Giuffre join us as a guest researcher
and whose area of expertise is in Neuroscience. She completed her
undergraduate degree at the University of Western Ontario. Adrianna is
currently working on her PhD in Neuroscience at the University of Calgary
and has also been able to work on a collaborative project at Oxford
University. She will have the opportunity to complete a Post-Doctoral
fellowship at Oxford
moving forward.
WEEK 4: JULY 19-23, 2021
Full Day and Half Day Programs
9:00 am to 3:45 pm, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, or 12:45 to 3:45 pm
Camps Offered by: Stryker Sports Development
CAMPS OFFERED
SUNS Basketball/Rising Stars Volleyball (ages 6-12) – Stryker Sports
SUNS Basketball/STARS Volleyball fundamental skills two-sport co-ed camp for children ages 6 to 12. This camp is
ideal for players who have limited or no experience in either sport or who just want a chance to try both sports. The
camp features three hours of basketball fundamental skills development in the morning and three hours of volleyball
fundamental skills development in the afternoons split by age groups on separate courts, ages 6 to 9 on court one and
ages 10 to 12 on court two.
In addition to the skills development, players will have a chance to scrimmage each day and participate in fun activities
to improve their coordination, agility and balance. The fee includes 30 hours on court, a SUNS all-season basketball, a
SUNS Basketball reversible jersey, STARS Volleyball tee-shirt, cinch bag and water bottle.
Note: For parents who only want to register for a half-day and one sport, you may choose basketball in the mornings
or volleyball in the afternoons separately.
16WEEK 5: AUGUST 9-13, 2021
Overnight Program
Camp Offered by: Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School
CAMP OFFERED
Outdoor Education Summer Day & Overnight Camp (ages 16-17) – STS
This summer camp is an outdoor education boot camp! The first two days will be on-campus at STS, and they will
serve as an introduction to hiking, backpacking and camping. Students new to the program will gain knowledge and
skills in: equipment use, trip prep and planning, creating fantastic backcountry gourmet meals with menu preparation
and delivery, bear awareness, navigation, as well as Leave-No-Trace principles. Students will then head out to
Kananaskis Country to spend 3 days and 2 nights hiking and camping in the outdoors.
Students who have completed OE 15 at STS will have the opportunity for extension on these skills as well as
developing skills in: light weight backpacking, GPS use and outdoor photography. During the last three days, students
will complete a three-day backpacking trip in the Rockies to expand their skills in a practical manner. Students will
receive 2 CTS credits for this camp.
WEEK 6: AUGUST 16-20, 2021
Full Day and Half Day Programs
9:00 am to 3:45 pm, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, or 12:45 to 3:45 pm
Camps Offered by: Coded Minds, Okotoks Rockies, Pivot Pointe Sports Group, Two Wheel View, STS,
and Resourceful UAV Works
CAMPS OFFERED
Jr. Engineering: Dream, Invent, Create (ages 4-6) – Coded Minds
Campers will receive an introduction to the inspiring possibilities of engineering.
This camp presents tykes with design problems for them to creatively solve.
Campers will use a hands-on approach to problem solving, while working in
teams. This camp is perfect for little builders. At the end of the week parents
are invited to our engineering showcase.
Hackers Unite! Block Coding (ages 7-8) – Coded Minds
Are you interested in learning the fundamentals of coding? This course is
designed to introduce beginner programmers to coding concepts through
engaging challenges and basic game development. Participants will use Scratch
3.0, Microbit, and EduBlocks, which serve as excellent resources for transitioning
students to text-based languages (e.g. Python, JavaScript). Students will also have
the opportunity to remix code and develop novel games and animations based on
their interests.
17Minecraft Mania (ages 9-10) – Coded Minds
Calling all Minecraft enthusiasts! Do you love video games and playing with friends? During this summer camp, you will
build your own world and overcome obstacles with limited resources, design and customize your very own character
and build redstone circuits to learn about electricity. Take the fun off-screen with real-life building and games, and try
your friends’ creations at the end of the week in the ultimate gaming tournament! No Minecraft experience necessary.
Introduction to Web Design (ages 11-14) – Coded Minds
Participants will create their own site with the free drag-and-drop website builder. No prior experience required! The
course will guide attendees through the whole process of building a website, while also covering graphics, social media
integration, and an introduction to e-commerce. Participants will build a website using Wix, a drag-and-drop website
builder, learn web design standards and create prototype designs for their websites, understand key aspects of user
interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design and learn about domains, hosting, and bandwidth.
Okotoks Rockies Basketball Camp (ages 15-17) – Okotoks Rockies Basketball Camp Association
Campers in this half-day program (9:00 am to 12:00 noon) will participate in full group and breakout sessions where
athletes will focus on fundamental skill development and game experience. Every small group of campers will receive
individual instruction from one of our coaching staff. The camp will include three hours of instruction per day with
experienced coaches. Each camp will have a coach to player ratio of lower than 10-1.
► 50 spots will be available per camp
► Each age level has been carefully selected based on experience levels and will be grouped for success
► Our coaches are all adults with many years experience
► The camp will use advanced technology as well as off-court lesson to enhance players development
► The camp director and head coach will be Ken Zelez who is the President of Okotoks basketball and also the
Director of Athletics at Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School
Golf Camp (ages 7-17) – Pivot Pointe
This half-day golf program (12:45 to 3:45 pm) is designed for campers between the ages
of 7 and 17. The staff is on hand to provide campers with top quality instruction
each day. At the golf camp, we accommodate all skill levels; the junior player just
discovering the game, the high school player trying to move up on the team, and
the tournament level junior looking to improve his or her tournament results.
Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own
instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week.
Step into the adventure at Blue Devil Golf Course! Hidden away in the
secluded Chaparral Valley, 15 minutes from the Strathcona-Tweedsmuir
campus, we offer the convenience of an urban location surrounded in
natural beauty.
All students will have access to the TaylorMade Performance Centre and have
access for to equipment for those that do not have equipment to use. Each student
will have access to the Lil’Devil Golf Course to take what they learned and apply it to
the golf course each day after instruction. Details are included in the registration packet.
18Brock Balog, Camp Director, is a PGA of Canada Class A Professional at TaylorMade Golf Canada, and serves as the
camp director for the Pivot Pointe Sports Junior Golf Camps. Drawing on thirty- six seasons as a PGA of Canada
instructor, including time spent as a coach with the Mount Royal University, Team Canada and recognized as the PGA
of Canada Junior Coach of the Year, and builder of Golf Canada Future Links Program.
Exploring the Foothills (ages 14-17) – Two Wheel View
Two Wheel View will be running a 5-day overnight cycle touring trip for youth
ages 14-17. We will meet August 16th at STS and spend a day learning basic
mechanics, ride skills, and how to pack a touring bike. After spending our first
night at the campground on the STS campus, we will set off on a four-day,
three-night, self-supported tour of the local Foothills, highlighting Bluerock
Wildland Provincial Park and the surrounding rural communities.
Trailside Mechanics (ages 14-17) – Two Wheel View
This is a half-day (9:00 am to 12:15 pm) five-day trail-side bike technician
course that will take place on the STS campus where students will ride
mountain bikes on the local campus trails, develop basic trail-riding etiquette,
learn how to maintain their bikes, and troubleshoot mechanical issues on the trail.
Whether you enjoy urban riding or exploring wilder trails this is a great opportunity
to improve your riding knowledge and experience the empowering feeling of taking
your mechanical aptitude to the next level. Participants will be provided with a trailside
toolkit for the duration of the program, in-program snacks, and can inquire about bike rentals if
necessary.
Volleyball Camp (ages 12-17) – STS
Campers will enjoy a week that is packed with technical learning and exceptional teaching to help you in your quest to
become a better volleyball player. This half-day (12:45 to 3:45 pm) camp is perfect for hard working players who want
to improve their skills, take advantage of high-level techniques, and are ready to have lots of fun! Each volleyball camp
will target advanced skills in areas such as attacking, blocking, defense (read & react), passing and serving (jump serving),
as well as tactical information appropriate for the age level.
Volleyball Instructor – Al Taylor Biography
Al Taylor has had a life of volleyball and continues to help develop skills and personal characteristics for life. Volleyball is
such a special sport with its high skill levels, interpersonal relationships and teamwork. No other sport involves speed,
precision, changing levels of play, very short contacts, power, and finesse. When you add in the factor of interpersonal
relationships the game reaches new levels of difficulty. Even substitutions are brief and limited, creating more dynamics
for both players and coaches as they work to find the correct mix.
Al began his career with 5 years at University of Calgary. At completion of his degree he made the Canadian National
Men’s Team and was team captain for the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. He remained with the National team for the next
5 years competing in several Pan Am Games, 3 World Championships, 5 NORCECA championships, Commonwealth
Games, and many other world tournaments. Upon returning to Calgary after several years away he helped form the
first volleyball club in Calgary for young male and female athletes.
19Teaching in Calgary for the next 31 years saw Al work with hundreds of high school athletes and coaches resulting in
several provincial championships. Club development, coach workshops and volleyball camps filled days, evenings and
weekends throughout the years.
His work with the National team led to one year as an assistant coach and then 4 years as the head FISU games coach
completing a cycle with the World Student Games in Zagreb, Yugoslavia.
Al is a level 4-5 coach, and after his retirement from the Calgary Board of Education he became the assistant coach for
the University of Calgary Dinos Womens Volleyball Team where he is coaching today. Working with the Dinos young
women has been very rewarding and the team has competed in the National Championships the last three years.
Volleyball Instructor – Diane Johnson
Diane studied Education and Kinesiology at the University of Lethbridge and returned
to Calgary to start her teaching career. She taught physical education, leadership
and sports medicine at Centennial High School in Calgary for five years. Diane
has always had a keen interest in health and wellness and in 2010 she chose
to leave her teaching career to further her own learning in holistic health
modalities. Diane is now a certified yoga teacher, holistic nutritional
consultant and essential oil educator and runs her own wellness consulting
business. Her love of teaching and of working with young people has led
Diane to direct a large portion of her wellness consulting to working with
students and student athletes, sharing the benefits of yoga and a holistic
perspective on nutrition which she believes are a missing necessity among
young people today.
Diane has also been involved in the sport of volleyball for most of her life. She
played through the club system in Calgary, played one year of postsecondary and
then turned her interests and efforts to coaching. Diane has been coaching volleyball at
various age groups in Alberta for the last 19 years. The bulk of her coaching in Calgary has
taken place with 403 Selects Volleyball Club where she has been involved as Coach, Board
Member, President and Co-President. She has also worked for the last 10 years with HITT Volleyball
as a coach, yoga instructor and nutritional consultant in many of their summer camps and developmental programs
throughout Alberta.
Diane believes in the power of sport to impact the lives of our youth for the better and for the long term. Being
physically active and developing motor skills has its health benefits for certain, but the life skills learned through a team
sport like volleyball are perhaps the most impactful lessons to be had. The court in essence becomes a classroom for
teaching about life. Diane believes wholeheartedly in incorporating these life lessons on character building, respect,
hard work, discipline, team work, communication, cooperation, self confidence and self-advocacy into her practices and
court sessions. Her holistic perspective on health and wellness is also something that Diane weaves into her coaching
benefiting her athletes with elements of mindfulness, yoga for athletes and sport nutrition.
20Outdoor Education (OE) Camp (ages 8-12) – STS
Experience one of STS’s flagship programs – outdoor education. During this full-
day camp, participants will explore the 220-acre STS campus and enjoy hiking
on the trails, canoeing on the pond, navigating orienteering courses, and trying
out the 25-foot indoor climbing wall. This is a great way to introduce your
children to a number of outdoor recreation activities including: canoeing,
indoor rock climbing, navigating with a map and compass, and day hiking.
Woven throughout all of these activities in this four-day program will be
safety management strategies and practices. Aside from learning new
skills and being active, this camp will introduce campers to peers who
share an interest in exploring new opportunities outdoors. Activities
will be instructed and supervised by professionals from the STS outdoor
education program.
Math Refresher Camp (ages 14-17) – STS
The Math Refresher, open to any students in Calgary and the surrounding area, is
a great preparation program to help students review key math concepts prior to the
start of the school year. The program will address core numeracy skills and identify strategies
for that specific upcoming math course. This program will be full of knowledgeable information
in a relaxed setting where no assessments or stress is being placed on if they know the concepts or not. After the past
couple of months and a summer break many students may be feeling that they are not prepared or they are nervous
about going into the next math course. The plan is to provide direct and interactive instruction in those two hours to
keep interest and build on their review each day.
The camp class size will vary depending on the delivery model permitted by Alberta Education and Alberta Health
Services (AHS). You are able to sign your child up for one of the math seminars (Math 10C, Math 20-1, or Math 30-1)
and each course will offer a two-hour class each day.
► Math 10-C 9:00 to 11:00 am
► Math 20-1 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
► Math 30-1 2:00 to 4:00 pm
Math 10C Math Camp
During this week, we will review previously seen key mathematical skills that are the foundation for Math 10C. We
will be reviewing operations on powers, rational equations, algebraic expressions, polynomials and graphing. The goal
is to provide a week of informed learning in an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere where students will leave feeling
confident and prepared as they make the transition into Math 10C.
Math 20-1 Math Camp
During this week, we will review previously seen key mathematical skills that are the foundation for Math 20-1. We
will be reviewing algebraic and rational equations, factoring, polynomial expressions, primary trigonometry ratios and
graphing. The goal is to provide a week of informed learning in an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere where students
will leave feeling confident and prepared as they make the transition into Math 20-1.
21Math 30-1 Math Camp
During this week, we will review previously seen key mathematical skills that are the foundation for Math 30-1. We
will be taking a detailed look at rational operations, factoring, quadratic functions, trigonometry and graphing. The goal
is to provide a week of informed learning in an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere where students will leave feeling
confident and prepared as they make the transition into Math 30-1
Math Camp Overview: Please note the following skills that will be looked at during the week.
PRE-REQUISITE SKILLS FOR MATH PRE-REQUISITE SKILLS PRE-REQUISITE SKILLS
10C FOR MATH 20-1 FOR MATH 30-1
Understanding of powers and operations
Solving algebraic equations Graphing
on powers
Simple rational equations Graphing linear functions Domain and Range
Perfect squares Domain and range Rational operations
Algebraic expressions Factoring Operations on powers
Order of operations Trig primary ratios Factoring
Polynomial expressions Quadratics functions and
Polynomial review
& functions equations (Transformations)
Trig ratios & simple trig
Linear equations & graphing Rational equations
equations
Math Instructor – Mrs. Kylie Siggelkow
Mrs. Siggelkow has been immersed in the education field for the past 15 years after completing a Bachelor of Science
in 2003 and a Bachelor of Education in 2005 from the University of Calgary, she began as a substitute teacher with
the Foothills School Division. Mrs. Siggelkow then taught at Calgary Academy for eight years where she taught Senior
High math, became the Senior High math department lead and also completed her Masters of Education with Gonzaga
University. After leaving Calgary Academy to raise her family, she worked as a contract marker in Senior High math
courses for Alberta Distance Learning Centre and Vista Virtual School for six years. During this time, Mrs. Siggelkow
taught Math 20 and 30 courses at West Island College for two months.
Mrs. Siggelkow enjoys staying involved with the youth in her hometown of High River and consistently provides
tutoring for students working on their High School math courses. Over the past thirteen years, she has also been
volunteering as the parent liaison and helps to lead the etiquette classes for Grade 11 students in the High River Spring
Ball community program each winter.
22Road to Research (R2R) Camp (ages 14-17) – STS
The STS Road to Research (R2R) is the first program of its kind in Alberta education’s curriculum, providing
high-school students a platform to broaden their academic knowledge and get ahead of the curve. R2R will help
students gain an in-depth understanding behind research, theory of knowledge, general sciences and technology.
Creating and executing their own research studies, students will gain first-hand research experience and be introduced
to the vast career opportunities with and outside of research.
The R2R offers students a research certificate and can develop the skills that may also support the completion of
IB Programme components. Within this unique program, students will develop the necessary skillsets to pursue
laboratory work experience while in high-school and through university. With the one-week program, students will
learn the basic principles of research, how and where to collect information and data, and ethical and confidentiality of
research that may also be linked to the field of medicine. Participating students can choose their research study from
the list of project ideas provided or create their own. Students in the IB Programme have the option to develop and
extend the research skills that will help give them a head start in their upcoming program requirements. In addition
to learning the basic principles of research, students can build the skills that can help with the completion of some of
the IB Programme requirements, such as the IB MYP Grade 10 Personal Project, the IB DP Group 4 Project, Extended
Essay and/or Internal Assessment Task.
Catering to their academic and vocational interests, this program will help prepare students for their future research
endeavours. Critical thinking, collaboration, and scientific writing skillsets will be further developed while students execute
research projects within and outside the academic curriculum. R2R will help students stand out amongst their peers.
Interested in working in a research lab at university or pursuing a graduate degree? R2R will help you get started.
Road to Research Perks:
► Participate in Alberta’s first and only internal high school research program
► Design and conduct your own research projects
► May support the completion of IB Programme requirements
► Earn a research certificate
► Build your resume for a career in academia and medical sciences
► Stand out when applying to universities and medical school
► Become eligible to work in a research lab in high school and university
► Publish your study! (Common requirements for medical school applications)
Road to Research Instructor – Adrianna Giuffre
STS is very fortunate to have Ms. Adrianna Giuffre join us as a guest researcher and whose area of expertise is in
Neuroscience. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Western Ontario. Adrianna is currently
working on her PhD in Neuroscience at the University of Calgary and has also been able to work on a collaborative
project at Oxford University. She will have the opportunity to complete a Post-Doctoral fellowship at Oxford
moving forward.
23Drone Camp (ages 14-17) – Resourceful UAV Works
The half-day Drone Camp (9:00 am to 12:00 noon) will consist of approximately 1 to 1.5
hours of ground training with a mixture of theory, computer work and hands on flight
(fun) time for students to develop an understanding of sage and legal drone flight in
Canadian airspace. Manual flying skill will be emphasized, as well as a component of
abnormal and emergency procedures training. Automated flight modes will also
be introduced, to demonstrate photo, video and photogrammetry applications.
Flight training for each day will begin with site preparation, and crew briefings.
Flight operations will be conducted in teams of two candidates each –
after each exercise, the candidates will switch roles between being Pilot in
Command and Visual Observer. First demonstrations of new skills will be
flown by the instructor, with no more than one aircraft in the air at a time.
We will have up to three teams of two pilots flying an aircraft over their
designated space, under the direct supervision of the instructor. It is anticipated
that flight training will consist of 1.5 to 2 hours per day.
The overall goal of the training is for each candidate to gain a basic understanding
of their responsibilities as pilot in command of a Small RPA System, to a standard
that provides entry to the Basic License. This course is not intended to prepare the
candidates to write the Basic Exam – but to set a foundation for additional self study to
complete the exam successfully.
WEEK 7 – AUGUST 23-27, 2021
Full and Half-Day Programs
Camps Offered by: Pivot Pointe, Calgary Polo Club, and STS
CAMPS OFFERED
Golf Camp (ages 7-17) – Pivot Pointe
This half-day golf program (12:45 to 3:45 pm) is designed for campers between the ages of 7 and 17. The staff is on
hand to provide campers with top quality instruction each day. At the golf camp, we accommodate all skill levels; the
junior player just discovering the game, the high school player trying to move up on the team, and the tournament level
junior looking to improve his or her tournament results. Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that
their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week.
Step into the adventure at Blue Devil Golf Course! Hidden away in the secluded Chaparral Valley, 15 minutes from the
Strathcona-Tweedsmuir campus, we offer the convenience of an urban location surrounded in natural beauty.
All students will have access to the TaylorMade Performance Centre and have access for to equipment for those that
do not have equipment to use. Each student will have access to the Lil’Devil Golf Course to take what they learned
and apply it to the golf course each day after instruction. Details are included in the registration packet.
24Brock Balog, Camp Director, is a PGA of Canada Class A Professional at TaylorMade Golf Canada, and serves as the
camp director for the Pivot Pointe Sports Junior Golf Camps. Drawing on thirty- six seasons as a PGA of Canada
instructor, including time spent as a coach with the Mount Royal University, Team Canada and recognized as the PGA
of Canada Junior Coach of the Year, and builder of Golf Canada Future Links Program.
Junior Polo Camp (ages 12-16) – Calgary Polo Club
In this half-day camp (9:00 am to 12:00 noon), participants learn how to ride a polo pony, hit the ball, and play in a
real live polo match. Students are mounted on safe, experienced polo ponies for approximately 1 hour per day for
riding instruction, polo drills, and practice games. Some riding experience is beneficial, but not required. Other activities
include hitting cage practice (on a wooden horse), mechanical horse practice, rules and game strategy ‘chalk talk’, and
foot mallet polo. There is a wind-up tournament game on the final day of camp (prizes provided),
which parents are invited to attend.
Volleyball Camp (ages 12-17) – STS
Campers will enjoy a week that is packed with technical learning and exceptional
teaching to help you in your quest to become a better volleyball player. This
half-day (9:00 am to 12:00 pm) camp is perfect for hard working players who
want to improve their skills, take advantage of high-level techniques, and are
ready to have lots of fun! Each volleyball camp will target advanced skills in
areas such as attacking, blocking, defense (read & react), passing and serving
(jump serving), as well as tactical information appropriate for the age level.
Volleyball Instructor – Al Taylor
Al Taylor has had a life of volleyball and continues to help develop skills and
personal characteristics for life. Volleyball is such a special sport with its high
skill levels, interpersonal relationships and teamwork. No other sport involves
speed, precision, changing levels of play, very short contacts, power, and finesse.
When you add in the factor of interpersonal relationships the game reaches new
levels of difficulty. Even substitutions are brief and limited, creating more dynamics for
both players and coaches as they work to find the correct mix.
Al began his career with 5 years at University of Calgary. At completion of his degree he made the Canadian
National Men’s Team and was team captain for the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. He remained with the National team
for the next 5 years competing in several Pan Am Games, 3 World Championships, 5 NORCECA championships,
Commonwealth Games, and many other world tournaments. Upon returning to Calgary after several years away he
helped form the first volleyball club in Calgary for young male and female athletes.
Teaching in Calgary for the next 31 years saw Al work with hundreds of high school athletes and coaches resulting in
several provincial championships. Club development, coach workshops and volleyball camps filled days, evenings and
weekends throughout the years.
His work with the National team led to one year as an assistant coach and then 4 years as the head FISU games coach
completing a cycle with the World Student Games in Zagreb, Yugoslavia.
Al is a level 4-5 coach, and after his retirement from the Calgary Board of Education he became the assistant coach for
the University of Calgary Dinos Womens Volleyball Team where he is coaching today. Working with the Dinos young
women has been very rewarding and the team has competed in the National Championships the last three years.
25Volleyball Instructor – Diane Johnson
Diane studied Education and Kinesiology at the University of Lethbridge and returned to Calgary to start her teaching
career. She taught physical education, leadership and sports medicine at Centennial High School in Calgary for five
years. Diane has always had a keen interest in health and wellness and in 2010 she chose to leave her teaching career
to further her own learning in holistic health modalities. Diane is now a certified yoga teacher, holistic nutritional
consultant and essential oil educator and runs her own wellness consulting business. Her love of teaching and of
working with young people has led Diane to direct a large portion of her wellness consulting to working with students
and student athletes, sharing the benefits of yoga and a holistic perspective on nutrition which she believes are a
missing necessity among young people today.
Diane has also been involved in the sport of volleyball for most of her life. She played through the club system in
Calgary, played one year of postsecondary and then turned her interests and efforts to coaching. Diane has been
coaching volleyball at various age groups in Alberta for the last 19 years. The bulk of her coaching in Calgary has taken
place with 403 Selects Volleyball Club where she has been involved as Coach, Board Member, President and Co-
President. She has also worked for the last 10 years with HITT Volleyball as a coach, yoga instructor and nutritional
consultant in many of their summer camps and developmental programs throughout Alberta.
Diane believes in the power of sport to impact the lives of our youth for the better and for the long term. Being
physically active and developing motor skills has its health benefits for certain, but the life skills learned through a team
sport like volleyball are perhaps the most impactful lessons to be had. The court in essence becomes a classroom for
teaching about life. Diane believes wholeheartedly in incorporating these life lessons on character building, respect,
hard work, discipline, team work, communication, cooperation, self confidence and self-advocacy into her practices and
court sessions. Her holistic perspective on health and wellness is also something that Diane weaves into her coaching
benefiting her athletes with elements of mindfulness, yoga for athletes and sport nutrition.
Math Refresher Camp (ages 14-17) – STS
Math Refresher, open to any students in Calgary and the surrounding area, is a great preparation program to help
students review key math concepts prior to the start of the school year. The program will address core numeracy
skills and relaxed setting where no assessments or stress is being placed on if they know the concepts or not. After
the past couple of months and a summer break many students may be feeling that they are not prepared or they are
nervous about going into the next math course. The plan is to provide direct and interactive instruction in those two
hours to keep interest and build on their review each day.
The Camp class size will vary depending on the delivery model permitted by Alberta Education and Alberta Health
Services (AHS). You are able to sign your child up for one of the math seminars (Math 10C, Math 20-1, or Math 30-1)
and each course will offer a two-hour class each day.
► Math 10-C 9:00 to 11:00 am
► Math 20-1 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
► Math 30-1 2:00 to 4:00 pm
Math 10C Math Camp
During this week, we will review previously seen key mathematical skills that are the foundation for Math 10C. We
will be reviewing operations on powers, rational equations, algebraic expressions, polynomials and graphing. The goal
is to provide a week of informed learning in an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere where students will leave feeling
confident and prepared as they make the transition into Math 10C.
26Math 20-1 Math Camp
During this week, we will review previously seen key mathematical skills that are the foundation for Math 20-1. We
will be reviewing algebraic and rational equations, factoring, polynomial expressions, primary trigonometry ratios and
graphing. The goal is to provide a week of informed learning in an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere where students
will leave feeling confident and prepared as they make the transition into Math 20-1.
Math 30-1 Math Camp
During this week, we will review previously seen key mathematical skills that are the foundation for Math 30-1. We
will be taking a detailed look at rational operations, factoring, quadratic functions, trigonometry and graphing. The goal
is to provide a week of informed learning in an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere where students will leave feeling
confident and prepared as they make the transition into Math 30-1
Math Camp Overview: Please note the following skills that will be looked at during the week.
PRE-REQUISITE SKILLS PRE-REQUISITE SKILLS PRE-REQUISITE SKILLS
FOR MATH 10C FOR MATH 20-1 FOR MATH 30-1
Understanding of powers and operations
Solving algebraic equations Graphing
on powers
Simple rational equations Graphing linear functions Domain and Range
Perfect squares Domain and range Rational operations
Algebraic expressions Factoring Operations on powers
Order of operations Trig primary ratios Factoring
Polynomial expressions Quadratics functions and
Polynomial review
& functions equations (Transformations)
Trig ratios & simple trig
Linear equations & graphing Rational equations
equations
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