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Loyal Elementary
Summer School
Offerings 2021
Hope you can join us!
June 10th – June 30th, 2021
8:00 – 11:30 a.m.
BREAKFAST AND LUNCH
WILL BE PROVIDED AT NO
COST TO ANYONE 18 AND
UNDER!
Dear Families,
We have been busy planning for the 2021 Summer School Session, and I would like to invite
your child(ren) to participate in this learning experience. Classes will run from Thursday, June
10th through Wednesday, June 30th; 8:00 am – 11:30 am.
Class Offerings
• The syllabus contains a listing of the possible class offerings. As in the past, the
determination of which classes will be held is decided by students’ choices through the
registration process. If many students sign up for one class, additional sections may be
offered or enrollment may be limited, depending on teacher availability. If a class does
not have enough students enrolled, or if health concerns change in the county, the class
may not be offered.
• As we continue to focus on education, we are requiring each student to register for a
minimum of 2 academic classes. These classes are listed in the very front of the
booklet. To complete you child’s schedule, select choices from either the 1st or the 2nd
sections, for a total of 6 choices in order of preference. In the event several of your
child’s priority choices are unavailable, you will be contacted in order to make other
selections. When looking at the syllabus, use the grade level your child will be in for the
2021-2022 school year.
Student Drop Off and Pick Up Areas
• The only door being used for student drop off and pick up is the main elementary office
door. Parents, please do not drop your child(ren) off before 7:45 am and be ready to
pick them up at 11:45 am. No parents or visitors will be allowed in the building to
reduce health concerns, so we appreciate your help with this matter.
Health Precautions (May change per Clark County Health Department updates)
• All faculty members will be required to wear a face covering while working with your
child(ren).
• Students will have their temperature checked and be asked health questions every day
before they are allowed into the school. It is required that students wear a face
covering.
• Parents/guardians/visitors are not allowed in the building. This step will help us to
reduce health concerns that anyone may have.
• Classrooms will have hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies so that teachers and students
can clean frequently during the day.
While completing this registration, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact the
Elementary Office at 255-8561. We look forward to including your child(ren) in this summer
school experience.
Sincerely,
Nancy Popp
PrincipalPARENT’S GUIDE TO COVID and SUMMER SCHOOL
(May change per Clark County Health Department updates)
- Face coverings are required.
- Wash your hands well upon arrival to school each day, and wash/sanitize your hands
periodically throughout the day. Hand sanitizing stations will be set up at every
entrance as well as the classrooms.
- Please complete the following questions each day with your child(ren) before coming to
school. If they have any symptoms that could potentially be COVID related, they must
stay home.
o Have you had a temperature over 100.0 Fahrenheit within the last 48 hours?
o Have you been in contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19?
o Have you been experiencing a cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing,
or sore throat within the last 48 hours?
o Do you have a new loss of taste or smell?
o Do you have muscle pain or chills?
o Do you have any other illness symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea,
continuous nasal drainage, or rash in the last 48 hours?
- If a child arrives with or develops any of the following symptoms, they will be sent
home.
o Fever (temperature over 100.0 Fahrenheit)
o Chills
o Body aches
o Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
o Cough
o Shortness of breath
o Continuous nasal drainage
o Sore throat
o Headache
o Loss of sense of smell/taste
o Students will be reminded of good hand washing techniques. Hand sanitizer will
be available in every classroom.KINDERGARTEN READINESS For students coming into Kindergarten in the fall of 2021 – 2022
2 class periods with Mrs. Lindner and 2 class periods with Mrs.
Geier
Excited about starting kindergarten next fall? Here’s your chance to get your feet wet!
Join us for a variety of fun summer activities that will help prepare you for kindergarten.
Songs, games, stories, projects and friends ~ what a fun way to start off your summer!
Section 1: Listed below are several “academic” courses. We are requiring students to choose
2 course from this area. You are certainly welcome to pick more than 2 if you choose.
BEARY BEGINNING READING Grade Level: 1–3
Instructor: Mrs. Campbell
This class is designed with a bear theme to provide time for children to enhance their
joy of learning to read. Remediate initial and final consonant sounds will be
emphasized. This class will be “beary” great for students entering 1st grade and those
who need to review and want to enhance their reading skills.
INVESTIGATING INSECTS Grade Level: 1–3
Instructor: Mrs. Alison
Learn about what makes insects special – where they live, what they do, what they eat!
This hands-on course will include games, crafts and of course catching insects!
READ-A-SAURUS Grade Level: 1–3
Instructor: Mrs. Haselow
Stomp right into the classroom to read, learn, and do projects on various dinosaurs.
UNDER THE SEA Grade Level: 1–3
Instructor: Mrs. Geier
Each day will be spent reading books, doing crafts, games and learning about everything
from the coral reef to the shark.
WACKY WORLD OF WEATHER Grade Level: 1–3
Instructor: Mrs. Haselow
We will explore the weather world using our eyes and hands, creating crafty items from
rainbows to sunshine!
ALL ABOUT WISCONSIN Grade Level: 1–4
Instructor: Mrs. Luchterhand
Learn fun and interesting facts about our great state of Wisconsin! We will learn about
the history, interesting people and places, sports, and popular foods!AROUND THE WORLD IN A SUMMER Grade Level: 1–4
Instructor: Mrs. Luchterhand
Join us as we embark on a journey around the world in three weeks! We will study
geography, culture, history and cuisine of different regions around the world.
REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE! Grade Level: 1–4
Instructor: Mrs. Alison
Don’t just throw it away! Learn the importance of helping take care of the earth by
reducing, reusing and recycling. We will be making several interactive games and art
projects out of materials we normally throw away!
FINANCIAL LITERACY WITH GIBBLES Grade Level: 1-5
Instructor: Mrs. Zarnke
Jump into fun this summer exploring all things related to financial literacy with Gibbles
the class pet! Students in this class will be reviewing and learning new topics related to
financial literacy right along with Gibbles the financial literacy class pet! Students will
also earn classroom money each day and will learn how to spend, save, share, and
budget while utilizing our classroom store.
LET’S GO SHOPPING Grade Level: 1-5
Instructor: Mrs. Zarnke
Students will utilize financial literacy skills and money math on our daily shopping trips
in and out of the classroom! In class, students will create their own grocery store, pet
shop, and restaurant. Out of class, we’ll be walking to the Loyal Bakery and Schecky’s
Snack Shack for a sweet treat. Students will also earn classroom money each day and
will learn how to spend, save, share, and budget while utilizing our classroom store.
TRAVELOCITY Grade Level: 1-5
Instructor: Mrs. Campbell
Travel to various countries and discover their cultures and mysteries. Students will
create crafts, games, taste cultural foods and experience lifestyles from different
countries such as Australia, Egypt, Japan, China and South America.
FUN MATH GAMES Grade Level: 2-4
Instructor: Mrs. Abel
We will play fun games (i.e. Bingo, Yahtzee, etc.) while improving our math skills.READING + MATH = FUN SNACKS Grade Level: 2–4
Instructor: Mrs. Abel
Use your reading skills, math skills and detective skills to assist Chef Abel in making a fun
snack for all class participants to taste test/eat. This is a 2 session class.
VIRTUAL FIELDTRIPS Grade Level: 3–6
Instructor: Mrs. Geier
Travel around the world without leaving your chair. Visit museums, zoos, landmarks
and cities. Depending on the trip, snacks and crafts may be involved.
LEARNING FINANCIAL LITERACY WITH LEGOS
Grade Level: 3-7
Instructor: Mrs. Zarnke
If you love LEGOs, this class is for you! Students will create their very own LEGO
community all while learning important financial literacy concepts with their LEGO
creations through storylines and scenarios. Students will also earn classroom money
each day and will learn how to spend, save, share, and budget while utilizing our
classroom store.
BE A MAD SCIENTIST Grade Level: 4–6
Instructor: Mrs. Lindner
Science experiments are so cool! In this class, we’ll do experiments every day and learn
about what makes them work. We’ll spend lots of time making predictions and
experimenting. Warning…you might get sticky!!
CHARLIE & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Grade Level: 4–6
Instructor: Mrs. Campbell
Read the fantastic, adventurous novel together and do exciting, scrumptious food
activities along with projects that correspond with the story. Discover the magical,
imaginative chocolate factory created by the author, Roland Dahl.
LEGO CODING Grade Level: 4-6
Instructor: Mrs. Geier
Using the Lego Kits we will build and code your Lego creations to move and make
sounds. Each student will have their own kit so class is limited to 10.MYTHIC VOICES Grade Level: 4-8
Instructor: Mrs. Campbell
Explore the “Mythic Voices” stories of folk heroes, legends, tall tales and mythology
from around the world. Through reading stories and participating in various activities,
students will discover stories of how our ancestors explained phenomena in their lives.
We will examine how they influence our present everyday life.
LEAD Grade Level: 4-7
Instructor: Mrs. Zarnke
Students will dive into learning the essentials of what it takes to be a great leader!
Vince Lombardi said, “leaders aren’t born, they are made” and that’s exactly what
students will be practicing and mastering in this fast-paced, hands-on class. Teamwork,
integrity, communication, problem-solving, and decision making are just a few of the
many skills that will be utilized in this class. Students will also earn classroom money
each day and will learn how to spend, save, share, and budget while utilizing our
classroom store.
AROUND THE U.S. IN 15 DAYS Grade Level: 4-8
Instructor: Mrs. Haselow
Pack your bags for an exciting trip around the country! Along the way we will learn
about the history, culture, entertainment, landmarks and cuisine found in the U.S.
ALL ABOUT WISCONSIN Grade Level: 5-8
Instructor: Mrs. Luchterhand
Learn fun and interesting facts about our great state Wisconsin! We will learn about the
history, interesting people and places, sports and popular foods!
AROUND THE WORLD IN A SUMMER Grade Level: 5-8
Instructor: Mrs. Luchterhand
Join us as we embark on a journey around the world in three weeks! We will study
geography, culture, history and cuisine of different regions around the world.
FUN MATH GAMES Grade Level: 5–8
Instructor: Mrs. Abel
We will play fun games (i.e. Bingo, Yahtzee, etc.) while improving our math skills.HANDS ON SCIENCE COURSE Grade Level: 5–8
Instructor: Mr. Ziebell
Students will be doing hands on Science to further their knowledge of the world around
them. The goal of this course is to help students become problem solvers using
concepts in Science. Students will research problems, create journals, develop solutions
and/or projects, and compete to solve problems. Some of the areas of study will include
flight, water rockets, bridge building, density problems, and simple machines. One of
the major focuses will be teamwork and group development. This is a 2-session class.
READING + MATH = FUN SNACKS Grade Level: 5-8
Instructor: Mrs. Abel
Use your reading skills, math skills and detective skills to assist Chef Abel in making a fun
snack for all class participants to taste test/eat. This is a 2 session class.
PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS Grade Level: 9 – 12
Instructor: Mr. Minczeski
In this course, we will use the basic concepts of physics to engineer inventions in order
to model how they work. Projects will include building a trebuchet to study mechanics,
building a wind turbine to study electricity, and building a smelting furnace to study
thermodynamics. This class will run from 8:00-11:30.
Section 2: Please choose from the courses listed below to fill the remainder of your
choices. . .
PLAY 45 Grade Level: 1-3
Instructor: Mrs. Kollmansberger
Engage in a variety of games and activities that will work on improving your overall
fitness. Have fun while exercising with your friends!
THE SOUND OF MUSIC Grade Level: 1-4
Instructor: Mrs. Lindner
Do you like music? This course will be full of musical games, musical projects, and even
musical guests. We will make homemade instruments, learn about instruments, and
explore the sound of music!
GAMES FROM AROUND THE WORLD Grade Level: 1-5
Instructor: Mrs. Kollmansberger
Students will participate in a variety of games and activities played by children from
around the world.CARD GAMES Grade Level: 2–4
Instructor: Mrs. Abel
Learn how to play cooperatively and fairly with your classmates following rules while
having fun. We will be playing a variety of card games.
CREATIVE CRAFTS Grade Level: 2-6
Instructor: Mrs. Alison
Do you love to be creative and use your own ideas to make arts and crafts? This class
will provide a variety of materials and ideas, but you will get to decide how to use them
to make your own masterpiece!
CRAZY ABOUT SLIME Grade Level: 3-6
Instructor: Mrs. Alison
Get ready to become a master of slime as we make a new slime recipe every day. This
course will include tips on how to store your slime and amazing things you can do with
it!
LEGO MANIA Grade Level: 3-8
Instructor: Mrs. Campbell
Discover the wonderful, magical world of Legos. Students will create, design, invent and
build the ultimate race car. Experiment with simple machines by manipulating the
models and then motorizing their inventions.
LITTLE BUMPERS VOLLEYBALL Grade Level: 4–6
Instructor: Miss Pieper
Teaching fundamental volleyball skills and volleyball activities with Coach Pieper!
PLAY 45 Grade Level: 4-6
Instructor: Mrs. Kollmansberger
Engage in a variety of games and activities that will work on improving your overall
fitness. Have fun while exercising with your friends!
A SLICE OF ART Grade Level: 4-8
Instructor: Mrs. Haselow
We will explore the different types of art mediums to create your own original pieces of
art. We will also observe the techniques of famous artists.AWESOME ART Grade Level: 4-8
Instructor: Mrs. Luchterhand
This class will be filled with awesome art projects. If you like to create art and express
your creativity, you will love this class.
CRAZY FOR COOKIES! Grade Level: 4–8
Instructor: Mrs. Luchterhand
This will be an introduction to baking class. Students will work together to read recipes,
measure, mix and prepare simple, written cookie recipes. We will be focusing on cookie
recipes starting with a basic chocolate chip cookie to more creative cookies and
ingredients!
HOOP DREAMZ: SKILLZ, DRILLZ & FUN Grade Level: 4-8
Instructor: Mrs. Kollmansberger
Improve your basketball skills and knowledge of the game. We will also stress the
importance of leadership, work ethic, perseverance and team work.
INTRO TO CALLIGRAPHY Grade Level: 4-8
Instructor: Mrs. Luchterhand
Students will learn the basic steps to learning and writing calligraphy. (Amazing
handwriting not needed ☺)
CARD GAMES Grade Level: 5–8
Instructor: Mrs. Abel
Learn how to play cooperatively and fairly with your classmates following rules while
having fun. We will be playing a variety of card games.Skills Development
BIGGER, FASTER, STRONGER (BFS) Instructors: Mr. Rueth, Mr. Cuddie & Miss Pieper
Grades 6 – 12 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. M, T, W, TH
June 8th – July 22nd 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. M, T, W, TH
Who’s Invited: Any Loyal student who wants to IMPROVE their speed, strength, agility
and athletic ability.
What will you be doing? Weight training, speed training, plyometrics, balance and
flexibility.
DRIVER EDUCATION Instructor: Mr. Cuddie
This class covers all fundamental skills of defensive driving. The clock hours consist of at
least: thirty hours of classroom instruction, six hours of behind-the-wheel, six hours of
observation training, and thirty hours of documented behind-the-wheel with a parent.
The students will also be exposed to some preventative maintenance lab work. This
class will run every day from June 7th – June 25th.
GREYHOUND SPEED CAMP Instructors: Mr. Damask
Grades 6 – 12 9:00 – 10:30 a.m. T, TH
July 5th – July 22nd
This summer school course will be offered for any students entering grades 6-12 who
have a passion for running. Students will be able to become a faster runner (sprinter or
distance) for other sports they might participate in. Emphasis will focus on running
technique, order of track meet events, drill work that can be done off site and improving
your time. If you are looking to become a faster runner for your sport, then this is the
summer school course for you. This class will run in conjunction with Strength and
Fitness. Any questions or concerns contact Coach Damask for details.
Summer Band Lessons Grade Level: 6 – 12
Instructor: Mr. Hanson
Individual music lessons. We will meet weekly. Group lessons are also possible!T-Ball & Henry Aaron Instructor: Miss Pieper
Grades Kindergarten - 1 12:00 - 12:45 p.m.
Grades 2 – 4 12:45 - 1:30 p.m.
Dates are below: Note – no ball on Fridays
June 10th
June 14th – 17th
June 21st – 24th
June 28th – 30th
Location: Loyal High School Baseball Field
Is your child interested in learning the fundamentals of baseball? If the answer is yes,
then please join us for some baseball fun. The first session will be t-ball and will be
offered to Kindergarten and 1st grade students. The second session will be offered to
students entering grades 2 – 4. These students will advance to the Henry Aaron style of
ball. This is offered to students free of charge. Students attending this program may
head out to the ball field following the end of the summer school day.
TRACTOR SAFETY COURSE Instructor: Mrs. Donnerbauer
Ages: 12 – 18
June 21 - 24, 2021
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Youth must attend all class sessions. There will be no make-up classes.
Driving exam will be held on Thursday, June 24th.
Who Should Attend This Course:
• Youth desiring tractor and machinery safety instructions.
• Youth 14—15 years of ages who need the federal certificate of training for
employment on farms. This is in accordance with Part 570, Child Labor Regulations,
Subpart E-1.
• Youth between the ages of 12 and 16 who will be operating tractors or self-
propelled farm machinery on public roads for their own family.SUMMER SCHOOL 2021
COURSE SIGN UP SHEET
Due: Friday, April 16th
Student Name______________________ Grade for 2021/2022 _______
Parent Name_______________________ Home Phone ______________
Address___________________________ Work Phone_______________
Emergency Contact __________________ Phone___________________
The following are my choices for an academic class. I have listed #1
as my first choice and #2 as my second choice.
1. _______________________________________________
2._______________________________________________
Listed below are my other choices for classes. Again #1 my first
choice, #2 my second choice, etc.
1. ______________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________
3. ______________________________________________
4. ______________________________________________
Use the space below to sign up for Skills Development Courses
1. _______________________________________________
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