****This is a 4 week FLEX class.  There are NO LIVE LESSONS.  Learners work at their own pace.  There will be one pre-recorded 10-20 minute lesson each week.  Worksheets and additional resources are included****

Are you looking for a fun, academic summer camp for your little learner, but they want to learn at their own pace and don't want to be in a live classroom?  Does your little learner love ocean animals?  Then this class is for them!

In this flexible summer camp we will practice the following early learning skills and concepts with a fun ocean theme:
Early Literacy
Math
Fine Motor
Gross Motor

Weekly Schedule:
SUNDAY at 8pm Eastern-  Pre-recorded video from 10-20 minutes will be uploaded into the classroom, along with worksheets and other resources that go along with the lesson.
WEDNESDAY by 8 am Eastern:  Optional Interactive Lesson will be uploaded

Weekly Outline of Objectives:

Week 1- Introduction and Early Literacy Concepts (Concepts of Print, Comprehension)
Question of the Day
Ocean Animal Song
Ocean Animal Sort- What is an ocean animal?
Read-Aloud- Hello World: Ocean Life by Jill McDonald

Week 2-Letters and Sight Words
Question of the Day
Ocean Animal Exercises
Ocean Animal Letters and Letter Sounds
Oo, Ss, Tt
Ocean Animal Sight Word practice:  see

Week 3-Math
Question of the Day
Ocean Animal Exercise
Ocean Animal Color Sort
Ocean Animal Counting

Week 4- Wrap Up and Craft
Question of the Day
Ocean Animal Song
Ocean Animal Exercises
Ocean Animal Craft

All learners will receive a certificate of completion at the end of week 4.

(Optional) Interactive Activities:
Week 1:  Find or draw an ocean animal picture or  a stuffed animal you have and share it.
Week 2:  Find something with your grown-up that starts with letters O, S, or T
Week 3:  Pick a color that we learned about this week, and find things that are that color.  Tell me how many  you have 
Week 4:  Complete the Ocean Animal Craft and share it

All learners that sign up for camp will receive enrichment resources that they can complete with their grown-up to further their academic skills and learning.