Jr. Chef Central will provide a series of 5 hands-on cooking classes for 4th-6th grade students. Each 1 hour and 45 minute assembly is designed to build the knowledge, confidence and skills of participants, and facilitated by a cooking instructor. Each session will focus on increasing consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables, recipe preparation and proper use of relevant culinary tools and equipment.
During each session, one healthy dish will be prepared with an emphasis on the use of fresh seasonal produce. ALL new recipes for the assemblies this year are: Spinach Yogurt Dip with Veggies for Dipping, Tortilla Pizzas, Southwest Ranch Salad, Chicken Tabbouleh and Fruit Sushi.
Jr. Chef Central will provide a series of 5 hands-on cooking classes for 4th-6th grade students. Each 1 hour and 45 minute assembly is designed to build the knowledge, confidence and skills of participants, and facilitated by a cooking instructor. Each session will focus on increasing consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables, recipe preparation and proper use of relevant culinary tools and equipment.
During each session, one healthy dish will be prepared with an emphasis on the use of fresh seasonal produce. ALL new recipes for the assemblies this year are: Spinach Yogurt Dip with Veggies for Dipping, Tortilla Pizzas, Southwest Ranch Salad, Chicken Tabbouleh and Fruit Sushi.
Jr. Chef Central will provide a series of 5 hands-on cooking classes for 4th-6th grade students. Each 1 hour and 45 minute assembly is designed to build the knowledge, confidence and skills of participants, and facilitated by a cooking instructor. Each session will focus on increasing consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables, recipe preparation and proper use of relevant culinary tools and equipment.
During each session, one healthy dish will be prepared with an emphasis on the use of fresh seasonal produce. ALL new recipes for the assemblies this year are: Spinach Yogurt Dip with Veggies for Dipping, Tortilla Pizzas, Southwest Ranch Salad, Chicken Tabbouleh and Fruit Sushi.
This 7 day camp would cover a large part of the California History curriculum topics in fun living history sessions with artifacts and activities. ‘Field trip’ topics are Primitive Man; Roman Life; Yokut Indians; Revolutionary War; Mountain Man; CA Gold Rush; Civil War. Activities to include: marching drill , pine nut anklet; soapstone pendant; clay pot; loom weaving; flint and steel fire starting; quilt square sewing.
This 7 day camp would cover a large part of the California History curriculum topics in fun living history sessions with artifacts and activities. ‘Field trip’ topics are Primitive Man; Roman Life; Yokut Indians; Revolutionary War; Mountain Man; CA Gold Rush; Civil War. Activities to include: marching drill , pine nut anklet; soapstone pendant; clay pot; loom weaving; flint and steel fire starting; quilt square sewing.
This 7 day camp would cover a large part of the California History curriculum topics in fun living history sessions with artifacts and activities. ‘Field trip’ topics are Primitive Man; Roman Life; Yokut Indians; Revolutionary War; Mountain Man; CA Gold Rush; Civil War. Activities to include: marching drill , pine nut anklet; soapstone pendant; clay pot; loom weaving; flint and steel fire starting; quilt square sewing.
Adult Pasta Dinner - Day of - to be sold at the check in/out tables
Adult Pasta Dinner - Day of - to be sold at the check in/out tables
Adult Pasta Dinner - Day of - to be sold at the check in/out tables
Cool Kids Code
It’s hard to imagine a world without computers. From farming to space travel, start-up companies to school work, technology is integral in all aspects of our lives. What makes it all run is code, the computer language. Educators recommend computer science as a cornerstone of curriculum starting in elementary school to ensure children learn vital coding skills that will unlock their future. Cool Kids Code will provide an introduction to coding using the accessible Scratch program developed at MIT. Students will build their coding confidence and programming expertise through character movement, costumes, sounds, and puzzles along with real-world challenges to keep them engaged. On the last day they will showcase their animated movies and meet coding professionals in the community. This course will be led by Donnelly West, a UC Davis genetics PhD candidate with a passion for education and applied biotechnology and assisted by Marc Krichman, a Crocker/Riverside parent and tech business owner.
Cost
The cost for Cool Kids Code is $85 to the Crocker/Riverside PTA. Payment online confirms your spot in the session: https://crockerriverside.schoolauction.net/sj2015/give. Max capacity is 30 students
Cool Kids Code
It’s hard to imagine a world without computers. From farming to space travel, start-up companies to school work, technology is integral in all aspects of our lives. What makes it all run is code, the computer language. Educators recommend computer science as a cornerstone of curriculum starting in elementary school to ensure children learn vital coding skills that will unlock their future. Cool Kids Code will provide an introduction to coding using the accessible Scratch program developed at MIT. Students will build their coding confidence and programming expertise through character movement, costumes, sounds, and puzzles along with real-world challenges to keep them engaged. On the last day they will showcase their animated movies and meet coding professionals in the community. This course will be led by Donnelly West, a UC Davis genetics PhD candidate with a passion for education and applied biotechnology and assisted by Marc Krichman, a Crocker/Riverside parent and tech business owner.
Cost
The cost for Cool Kids Code is $85 to the Crocker/Riverside PTA. Payment online confirms your spot in the session: https://crockerriverside.schoolauction.net/sj2015/give. Max capacity is 30 students
Cool Kids Code
It’s hard to imagine a world without computers. From farming to space travel, start-up companies to school work, technology is integral in all aspects of our lives. What makes it all run is code, the computer language. Educators recommend computer science as a cornerstone of curriculum starting in elementary school to ensure children learn vital coding skills that will unlock their future. Cool Kids Code will provide an introduction to coding using the accessible Scratch program developed at MIT. Students will build their coding confidence and programming expertise through character movement, costumes, sounds, and puzzles along with real-world challenges to keep them engaged. On the last day they will showcase their animated movies and meet coding professionals in the community. This course will be led by Donnelly West, a UC Davis genetics PhD candidate with a passion for education and applied biotechnology and assisted by Marc Krichman, a Crocker/Riverside parent and tech business owner.
Cost
The cost for Cool Kids Code is $85 to the Crocker/Riverside PTA. Payment online confirms your spot in the session: https://crockerriverside.schoolauction.net/sj2015/give. Max capacity is 30 students
Introduction to Electronic Technology and Basic Robotics
An introduction into the world of Electronics Technology and Robotics will be held and instructed by Susannah K. Johnson (Bachelor's of Science Degrees in the fields of Electronics Technology: Automated Systems, and Electronics Technology: Automated Systems) and assisted by Ms Johnson (6th Grade Teacher). In the first few sessions students will become familiar with basic component parts used in virtually all electronic devices found anywhere in the modern world. The second half of this course will guide students as they engage in a hands-on project assembling an obstacle-avoiding robotic toy cat out of paper/cardboard cut-outs, gearboxes & motors, a switch, and a battery pack. Each student will build their own robot toy which is theirs to keep upon completion (all supplies and tools needed are covered by the fee).
Cost
The cost for participation in the Robotics program is $85 to the Crocker/Riverside PTA. Payment online confirms your spot in the session: https://crockerriverside.schoolauction.net/sj2015/give. Max capacity is 20 students
Introduction to Electronic Technology and Basic Robotics
An introduction into the world of Electronics Technology and Robotics will be held and instructed by Susannah K. Johnson (Bachelor's of Science Degrees in the fields of Electronics Technology: Automated Systems, and Electronics Technology: Automated Systems) and assisted by Ms Johnson (6th Grade Teacher). In the first few sessions students will become familiar with basic component parts used in virtually all electronic devices found anywhere in the modern world. The second half of this course will guide students as they engage in a hands-on project assembling an obstacle-avoiding robotic toy cat out of paper/cardboard cut-outs, gearboxes & motors, a switch, and a battery pack. Each student will build their own robot toy which is theirs to keep upon completion (all supplies and tools needed are covered by the fee).
Cost
The cost for participation in the Robotics program is $85 to the Crocker/Riverside PTA. Payment online confirms your spot in the session: https://crockerriverside.schoolauction.net/sj2015/give. Max capacity is 20 students
Introduction to Electronic Technology and Basic Robotics
An introduction into the world of Electronics Technology and Robotics will be held and instructed by Susannah K. Johnson (Bachelor's of Science Degrees in the fields of Electronics Technology: Automated Systems, and Electronics Technology: Automated Systems) and assisted by Ms Johnson (6th Grade Teacher). In the first few sessions students will become familiar with basic component parts used in virtually all electronic devices found anywhere in the modern world. The second half of this course will guide students as they engage in a hands-on project assembling an obstacle-avoiding robotic toy cat out of paper/cardboard cut-outs, gearboxes & motors, a switch, and a battery pack. Each student will build their own robot toy which is theirs to keep upon completion (all supplies and tools needed are covered by the fee).
Cost
The cost for participation in the Robotics program is $85 to the Crocker/Riverside PTA. Payment online confirms your spot in the session: https://crockerriverside.schoolauction.net/sj2015/give. Max capacity is 20 students
Kids Pizza Meal - Day of used for check in/out POS
Kids Pizza Meal - Day of used for check in/out POS
Kids Pizza Meal - Day of used for check in/out POS