Primary School Summer Programs
Primary School Summer Programs
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English Programs
English Math
We will learn vocabulary of English math through various interesting mathematical activities, to deepen students' understanding of numbers, addition and subtraction, and different shapes. We will also connect our daily life with math and explore "mathematics in life".
Counting and Partitioning
Addition
Subtraction
Properties of 2D shapes
Properties of 3D shapes
Mathematics in life (Patterns and sequences, Length, Mass and Capacity)
When is the program? July 8 to July 19, Monday to Friday, 8:30AM-11:30AM
Whom does the program serve? Current G1
English Immersion Program
The English Immersion Program is regarded as the most exemplary "Keystone" program and has consistently received recognition from parents. The primary reason for this is the unwavering commitment of Keystone teachers, who oversee every aspect of the project, including teacher selection, project design, and operational management.
The English Immersion Program comprises three significant domains: humanities, sciences and performing arts. Each of these areas has been meticulously crafted by experienced teachers at Keystone. In order to promote the concept of "learning while playing" during the summer, teachers have put in a great deal of effort to come up with innovative ideas in their fields of expertise.
In addition to classroom exploration with teachers and students, we will also venture beyond campus to uncover the wealth of knowledge and wisdom that surrounds us. This approach will be tailored to meet the needs of teaching and activities and will provide students with a rich and diverse learning experience. Additionally, every afternoon, students will have the opportunity to enjoy one and a half hours of unrestricted playtime on the playground, where they can explore a variety of sports activities and work up a sweat. It is hoped that children can try more, make new friends, learn new things, and try different types of sports activities in the three weeks.
When is the program? July 8 to July 26, Monday to Friday, 8:30AM-3:20PM
Whom does the program serve? Current G2-5
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Bilingual Programs
Hogwarts Summer Camp
Hogwarts Summer Camp is a magical curriculum that helps students bring the enchantment of the wizarding world to their holiday. The Harry Potter-themed curriculum is designed to foster interest-led learning across a range of subjects and activities, providing students with a dynamic and engaging way to acquire new skills, students will read the assigned chapters in class. During each lesson, teachers will review the students' work and provide guidance on how to analyze it to enhance academic thinking skills. Each lesson will have a learning objective, such as character analysis, analysis of scenes in the story, etc. I am sure all students will embark on a journey into literature, science, history, art, music, and beyond, all within the captivating realm of wizardry.
When is the program? July 8 to July 19, Monday to Friday, 8:30AM-3:20PM
Whom does the program serve? Current G3-5
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Chinese Programs
A Story of Food & Toys
Escape the sweltering heat of Beijing's summer and join us in the ultimate Toy Story, where a culinary battle awaits to bring a cool and unique experience to the little gourmets who turn into DIY masters, life makers, and eloquent speakers on the 10-day journey. They'll dive into the culture embedded in play and gastronomy, as well as local customs and traditions while learning through fun in our immersive classroom setting. Our experiential, sensorial, and hands-on activities are designed to spark more than creativity and dexterity, but also to imbue our young participants with a deep appreciation of culture and etiquette. Join us in the enriching adventure nourishing social and emotional well-being, fostering internal positivity, and exploring the profoundness of life.
When is the program? July 8 to July 19, Monday to Friday, 8:30AM-3:20PM
Whom does the program serve? Current G1
Wulin Assembly
Embark on a martial arts journey with the essential
The wushu program, a signature mainstay of Keystone’s China Thread, launches a camp meticulously curated with passion by Keystone's wushu instructors for an immersion in a captivating world where friendship is forged through martial prowess with a mastery of the 18 martial arts, which aims at a cultivation of an interest in Chinese wushu, martial virtues and a deeper knowledge of wushu culture. Through diligent practice of basic skills and routines, students will see a holistic improvement in both their martial arts foundation and physical fitness while honing social skills through interactions with peers and instructors, and fostering team spirit characterized by cooperation, inclusivity, and mutual support.
The curriculum includes martial ethics, foundational training, analysis of martial arts competition footage, advanced techniques, fitness, boxing, weapon routines, and group performances. More surprises are in store for the little masters to explore!
When is the program? July 8 to July 19, Monday to Friday, 8:30AM-3:20PM
Whom does the program serve? Current G1-5
Chinese Treasure Hunt 2.0
With a lineage stretching back over five thousand years, China has cultivated a culture rich in traditions and skills, giving birth to cultural treasures passed down through generations. Our camp weaves an exciting treasure hunt narrative, ingeniously integrating the essence of Chinese traditional culture and the humanistic and geographical diversity of the land into exploration activities. Here, children are not only introduced to the knowledge of geography, history, and culture through teamwork, information gathering, strategic planning, and hands-on practice but are also inspired to broaden their horizons and strengthen their cultural confidence.
The upgraded Treasure Hunt this summer includes adventures and experiences within these exciting themes:
Artifacts Chapter: Uncover the symbolic artifacts from the diverse historical periods of China, delving into the rich tapestry of stories and cultural significance.
Geography Chapter: Follow the Silk Road to explore the history and culture of its key cities and understand the ancient trade route's lasting impact on China's modern economy and cultural exchanges.
Cuisine Chapter: Savor the unique flavors of regional dishes, learn their preparation methods and the tales they tell, and even craft some traditional culinary delights yourself, enhancing cooking skills and teamwork.
Archaeology Chapter: Participate in simulated archaeological digs to experience the thrill and challenge of uncovering history. Students will meticulously excavate and document various artifacts, analyzing their characteristics and origins to deduce historical context and value, honing observation, analysis, and problem-solving skills.
Traditional Games Chapter: The afternoons will be filled with engaging traditional team games, promoting physical health, and further developing cooperative skills and team spirit.
When is the program? July 8 to July 19, Monday to Friday, 8:30AM-3:20PM
Whom does the program serve? Current G2-4
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