2020 Punahou Summer School Catalog

A-R-R-R-T: Learning to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle through Art

Have you ever wondered what to do with all of the things in the back of your closet that you haven’t touched in years? What about old magazines, plastic bottles and cans? In this course, students learn to look at what is usually unused and wasted as opportunity for self-expression. Integrated with the principles of sustainability, A-R-R-R-T aims to challenge students to think creatively about how to reduce, reuse and recycle while producing beautiful and useful works of art.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	20233 closed

Afternoon Enrichment

This course provides a dynamic Monday through Friday program of indoor and outdoor activities including, but not limited to, music, physical education and the arts. Special care is taken to provide age-appropriate experiences for the students at each level. Students enrolled in this program may also sign up for additional courses listed in the catalog. Kindergarten – Grade 3 will be escorted by Teaching Aides to and from any additional classes.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students in morning courses, and students in K – Grade 5 must be enrolled in a course immediately prior to the start of Afternoon Enrichment.

Catered lunches provided daily through Punahou School. Students receive a total of 24 lunches during the Summer School session. No schedule or dietary modifications can be accommodated.

*If you prefer to provide your child with lunch you must “Opt Out” during registration. Fee for course without lunch is $770.

+Does not include lunch.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
K	noon - 5:30 p.m.	$870	20003
1	noon - 5:30 p.m.	$870	20013 closed
2	noon - 5:30 p.m.	$870	20023
3	noon - 5:30 p.m.	$870	20033
4	noon - 5:30 p.m.	$870	20043
5	noon - 5:30 p.m.	$870	20053
2+	3:00 - 5:30 p.m.	$350	20024
3+	3:00 - 5:30 p.m.	$350	20034
4+	3:00 - 5:30 p.m.	$350	20044
5+	3:00 - 5:30 p.m.	$350	20054

Air Riflery

First meeting: March 2, 2020

Also open to current seventh and eighth graders.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	3:30 - 6:30 p.m. Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur March 2 - April 29	$50	61043

American History Through Film

Though books and text are essential in learning, students today are often acquiring knowledge about history through what they watch. Films are familiar in the everyday lives of students, and while watching them alone can lead to incomplete understanding, watching them with others and a teacher can develop a deep grasp of history, a sense of empathy for others, and the skills of identifying cause and effect relationships. Utilizing modern and historical films, this course aims to teach the history of our country through movies. Regular movie viewing, research, and discussions will be integral to this experience as students learn about the history of America.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 29 - July 2	$335	21863

American Sign Language

This course introduces the fundamental elements of American Sign Language within a cultural context. Emphasis is placed on the development of basic expressive and receptive skills. Upon completion, students will be able to comprehend and respond with grammatical accuracy to expressive American Sign Language and demonstrate cultural awareness.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - Adult	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$575	29343

Anime, Manga and Japanese Popular Culture

This course will introduce students to Japan and Japanese culture through the lens of popular media forms manga and anime (animated film). Besides reading manga and anime viewings, the course will also include demonstrations, events, and possibly a field trip or two. Students will learn to visually analyze manga and anime, discuss common themes and narrative forms employed, and distinguish and describe varying drawing styles and framing structures. The final project asks students to create their own manga or anime, which will be “published” and shared with classmates.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	23961
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	23962

Aquatic Life: From the Mountain to the Sea (NEW)

This course will engage students in the study of the plants and animals that depend on aquatic habitats on and around our islands. These emerging scientists will explore through experiments with salinity and density, scientific data collection, and habitat stewardship. Utilizing the environments on campus and leveraging technology to take them beyond the walls of Punahou, students will gain an understanding of how diverse aquatic environments are connected in a delicate balance.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24351
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24352

Architecture and Design - From the Ground Up

People have been on the Earth for millions of years, but only 10,000 years ago began to create permanent structures. This course introduces students to the environments that we build and challenges students to observe, empathize, reflect and design with purpose. If you like to collaborate, iterate, and construct this course is for you.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	26051
4 - 5	10:10 - noon	$575	26052

Art (NEW)

In this course, students are introduced to art activities that draw them into dynamic, interactive, ever-changing processes that allow for discovery, the use of their imaginations and creative problem solving. Art celebrates multiple perspectives and provides many ways for students to see, interpret and connect to the world around them as they explore the elements and principles of art. The class fosters experimentation through the implementation of various media and skills. The students are encouraged to consider a wide range of strategies and approaches as they learn to use their own ideas, create their own solutions, and make their own independent decisions about their artwork. Along with exploring color, line, shape, form, space, texture and value, students also investigate balance, contrast, emphasis, proportion, rhythm, pattern, unity and variety.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$625	20271
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$625	20272

Art Masters Remix

Imagine what Art Masters might accomplish with today’s materials. Capture the spirit of the classics with a contemporary twist. Using traditional and alternative methods, including paint, print, clay, found objects and incorporating digital media, students create unique art that reflects their own personal style and expression as well as are inspired and informed by the masters. Walk in the footsteps of artists, envision surfing the wave with Hokusai, walking a landscape with Georgia O’Keeffe, immersing yourself in color like Matisse and splattering paint next to Jackson Pollock.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$625	20231 closed
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$625	20232 closed

Baseball

First meeting: Students will be notified via email

Invited players only. Games/practices TBA

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
8 - 12	3:45 - 6:00 p.m. 14U/15U Tue, Thur 13U Wed, Fri 19U TBA June 8 – July 17	$50	60114

Basketball (Boys)

Summer basketball is intended for current players in the Punahou Basketball program or students that want to try out for the Punahou Basketball program in the winter. Teams are selected according to grade and/or skill level and play in leagues against other teams from ILH and OIA schools. Game Dates and times to be announced.

Each team is coached by Punahou’s Varsity, JV and Intermediate Basketball coaches.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
9 - 12	TBA June 8 - July 17	$50	60216
7 - 8	TBA June 8 - July 17	$50	60215

Basketball (Girls)

Class held at Hemmeter Fieldhouse/Rice Field Courts.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

*Game dates and times to be announced.

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	TBA June 8 - July 17	$50	60316

Bass for Everyone

Bass. It’s big, it’s ‘bold. It is the base of music ensembles found in multiple genres throughout the world. Hawaiian Music? Check. Country Western? Check. Symphonic, as in some serious, down and dirty Beethoven? “Chee-yeck”. If you have a standard number of fingers, can stand up, and can see with your eyes to read any sort of printed material, empower yourself as you learn to handle the biggest and lowest-sounding of orchestral stringed instruments.

In this course, you will learn music reading skills, mind map notes on the fingerboard, and make strategic decisions in order to play music to satisfy actual or perceived desired outcomes of ourselves, composers, and the general context. Use of the French bow will be explored. Skills learned in this class are transferable to other areas of music and non-music study. If you are a Punahou student, your accomplishments in this class could be adequate to prepare for course placement into the Orchestra Program (email orchestra@punahou.edu for more information upon the completion of this course). Non-beginner bass students who wish to review, reinforce, and improve upon current skills may take this course, as well as those without previous musical experience.

Use of an instrument during summer classes at school is provided at no additional cost.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24971

Beginning Guitar Class

Students learn the basics of playing the guitar including: proper classical technique, note reading, chord playing, ensemble playing, blues and rock improvisation, and proper care of the instrument. Classes meet twice a week for 55 minutes. Enrollment is limited to six students.

Prerequisite: Students must have a nylon string guitar and a footstool.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	12:30 - 1:25 p.m. Mon, Wed	$260	71073
6 - 8	2:45 - 3:40 p.m. Mon, Wed	$260	71413

Beginning Orchestra

Beginning Orchestra is an introduction to playing violin, viola, cello or upright string bass. The main focus of the course is on instrument performance technique, note reading and fundamentals of music theory.

Use of an instrument during summer classes at school is provided at no additional cost.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 6	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24942

Book Cooks (NEW)

Book Cooks is an exciting course designed to promote creativity, reading comprehension and an appreciation for literature. Young chefs delve into a variety of children's books and explore hands-on food experiences using an integrated approach that teaches nutrition, cooking skills, science, math, art and language arts.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
3	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	20531
3	10:10 - noon	$575	20532 closed

Broadway Review and You

Broadway Review and You is a process-oriented class with emphasis on developing your skills and interests in singing and dancing. Through this class, we hope to further your knowledge, understanding and appreciation of Performing Arts through solos, small group scenes and songs, and large group scenes with choreography. If you are interested in learning how to tell stories through song and dance, growing as an artist, learning to take risks, and developing confidence in front of others, Broadway Review and You is for you.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24861
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24862

Chamber Music for Strings

This course for intermediate to advanced level string players (violins, violas, cellos) provides students the opportunity to learn and perform music with others in a small ensemble with one student to a part. Offered as an extension of the studio lesson or middle school orchestra, each ensemble of three to five students is coached by an experienced string teacher. Ensembles will have three 45-minute coaching sessions per week.

In order to determine appropriate groupings based on each student’s technical level and sight-reading skills, an audition will be held, by appointment, at Montague Hall on Monday, May 11, 2020 beginning at 3 p.m. Students will be asked to play a prepared solo piece and to sight-read at an appropriate level. Please sign-up for a placement audition online:

https://tinyurl.com/Summer2020ChamberMusic

Prerequisite: Intermediate level technical and reading skills (late Suzuki Book II or equivalent), consent of private teacher prior to registering and audition/interview with coaching faculty.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
3 - 12	2:45 - 3:30 p.m. Mon, Wed, Fri	$325	71343
3 - 12	3:30 - 4:15 p.m. Mon, Wed, Fri	$325	71353

Cheerleading

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

Enrollment is open to all Punahou students interested in trying out for the Intermediate, JV or Varsity cheer squad.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
9 - 12	Varsity 4:00 - 6:30 p.m. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri June 8 - July 17	$50	61123
9 - 11	JV 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri June 8 - July 17	$50	61122
7 - 8	Intermediate 2:45 - 4:45 p.m. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri June 8 - July 17	$50	61121

Chess

Through the use of instructional gaming, children develop better decision-making skills, are more aware of the consequences of their actions and are able to think about and sustain progress towards longterm gains. Students combine artistic and creative skills to address immediate tactical needs. Chess welcomes students who are new to chess as well as those with experience.

Punahou’s chess program is designed for both new and more experienced players. Emphasis is placed on learning to play chess through visualization and principles.

Through mixed-level classes, students are:

Taught complex opening and defensive formations, tactics and strategies.
Introduced to skill modules and are regularly assessed through lectures and level testing.
Able to demonstrate their skill knowledge through application.
Prepared for competitive tournament play.
Checked for readiness and preparedness through in-class clock tournaments.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 12	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	82033
4 - 12	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	82013
2 - 12	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	82043
2 - 12	3:15 - 5:00 p.m.	$575	82053

Children’s Choir

The Children’s Choir is for children who love music and wish to explore singing with friends in an informal choral setting. While students have fun learning to sing songs from many cultures, styles and periods, this beginning choral experience helps develop healthy vocal habits, musicianship skills and appropriate choir behavior.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 4	1:00 - 1:55 p.m. Wed, Fri	$175	71103

Classy Clarinets – Small Group Lessons

Playing in a band is fun! Small group lessons will help students improve their musical and instrumental skills and help build confidence in an ensemble setting. Students will work on the fundamentals of technique, build musicianship, develop practice skills and learn about instrument care.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	2:45 - 3:40 p.m. Tues, Thur	$200	71193 closed

Clayground

When was the last time you created something out of clay? Wouldn’t it be great if you could work with clay every day? In this course students discover how easy it is to create inventive forms by learning different clay building techniques like pinching, coiling, using a slab and wheel throwing. This nurturing environment focuses on experimentation and fun rather than an end product as the course aims to heighten sensory awareness and build confidence in clay-building skills. Students create functional pieces like a place setting (bowl, plate and cup), which they can use, and explore nonfunctional artwork like creating a ceramic portrait. Students finish their projects by adding texture and color, then watch their artwork magically transform through the firing process. The artwork they create during this course could last a lifetime.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$625	20241 closed
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$625	20242 closed
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$625	20252 closed
6 - 8	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$625	20253 closed

Coding and Design (NEW)

Join the exciting world of creative computing, computational thinking and design. In this class, students will learn to use Scratch computer programming language for designing, animating, storytelling and game design. Grounded in the Creative Computing curriculum from Harvard School of Education and the Google CS-First curriculum, students will analyze a problem, design a solution, build, test and present an end product. As skills progress, students will apply their knowledge to real life challenges such as building an alarm clock for heavy sleepers, creating a lullaby for a restless infant, designing a radio that turns on with motion, and more!

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21031 closed
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21032 closed

Conversational Korean

Annyeonghaseyo! Whether you’re interested in learning basic Korean for everyday uses (e.g. greeting, self-introduction, shopping, eating out), or being able to understand your favorite Korean soap opera or movie without subtitles, come join other first-time speakers of all ages to explore the language and culture of Korea together.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - Adult	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$575	29353

Cooking

Grade 6: In this summer course, students are encouraged to explore their creativity around food while developing a skill set for life. The course will cover a range of topics that include kitchen safety and sanitation, equipment and tools, measurements, the basics of baking and methods of cooking. Students will develop their palates and knowledge of food with tasting activities, product identification and sensory analysis.

Grades 7 – 8: Students will take a deeper dive into the fundamental principles and techniques/skills of basic cooking and have the opportunity to creatively apply those skills in the kitchen. This course will cover a range of topics that include kitchen safety and sanitation, equipment and tools, knife skills and methods of cooking. Students will also learn the design thinking process and engage in a final project competition.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$625	20731 closed
7 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$625	20732 closed
6	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$625	20733 closed

Creative Drama I (NEW)

Our young actors develop their imaginations and sharpen their perceptions through creative activities in improvisation, as well as through directed exercises in sensory awareness, creative movement and characterization. Pantomimes and short skits help each child to develop self-confidence and ease with both their body language and their delivery of dialogue.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 3	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	21423

Creative Drama II (NEW)

This is a class designed for students at all levels of acting experience. Students will build acting skills through a series of fun, improvisational theatre games that emphasize the idea of working together in order to function as a unit. Through dramatic exploration, students practice and utilize necessary acting skills to build confidence, poise and calmness in performing.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	21443 closed

Cross Country

Classes held at Rice Field/Lily Pond.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	4:30 - 6:00 p.m. Tue, Thur June 8 - July 17	$30	60401

Dance

Punahou Dance School offers a broad range of classes in several dance genres. Students learn technical and performative aspects of dance while developing focus and self-discipline. The Dance School’s nurturing atmosphere promotes confidence, collaboration with peers and personal motivation in students.

Standard dance attire required on the first day of class: Girls’ hair should be worn in a bun for ballet, or pulled back with a hair tie for all other dance forms.

Ballet: leotard, tights, ballet slippers (Gr. K: no tights)
Jazz & Contemporary: leotard or tank top, tights, leggings or bike shorts, jazz shoes or ballet slippers
Musical Theatre: leotard or shirt, tights, leggings or shorts, jazz shoes or ballet slippers
Polynesian Dance: t-shirt, shorts, bare feet
Street Dance: shirt, leggings or shorts, CLEAN sneakers worn only for dance (street shoes not permitted)
Tap: leotard or shirt, leggings or shorts, socks and tap shoes
Dance Exploration: leotard or shirt, leggings or shorts, ballet slippers

Monday
Grade Level	Dance Class	Meeting Time	Course Number	Fee
K - 1	Pre-Ballet	1:00 – 1:50 p.m.	41013	$85
2 - 4	Jazz 1/2	1:00 – 2:00 p.m.	41243	$85
2 - 3	Ballet 1/2	2:00 – 3:00 p.m.	41033	$85
5 - 7	Jazz 3/4	2:00 – 3:00 p.m.	41253	$85
8 - 12	Jazz 5 NEW	3:00 – 4:00 p.m.	41283	$85
7 - 12	Int/Adv Ballet C/D+	3:30 – 5:15 p.m.	41153	$95
8 - 12	Pointe Variations+ ++	5:15 – 6:15 p.m.	41173	$60
Tuesday
Grade Level	Dance Class	Meeting Time	Course Number	Fee
K - 1	Beg Tap/Tap 1	1:00 – 1:50 p.m.	41523	$85
2 - 5	Tap 2/3	2:00 – 3:00 p.m.	41573	$85
5 - 9	Intro to Int/Adv Ballet	2:00 – 3:30 p.m.	41093	$95
7 - 12	Adv Jazz+	3:30 – 5:00 p.m.	41233	$95
7 - 12	Contemporary Repertory+ *	5:00 – 6:00 p.m.	41683	$85
Wednesday
Grade Level	Dance Class	Meeting Time	Course Number	Fee
K - 1	Polynesian Dance 1	1:00 – 1:50 p.m.	41623	$85
1 - 2	Musical Theatre 1	1:00 – 2:00 p.m.	41333	$85
3 - 4	Musical Theatre 2/3	2:00 – 3:00 p.m.	41343	$85
6 - 12	Int/Adv Ballet A/B	2:00 – 3:30 p.m.	41053	$95
8 - 12	Advanced Ballet+	3:30 – 5:15 p.m.	41003	$95
8 - 12	Pointe Variations+ ++	5:15 – 6:15 p.m.	41173	$60
Thursday
Grade Level	Dance Class	Meeting Time	Course Number	Fee
K - 1	Dance Exploration	1:00 – 1:50 p.m.	41653	$85
2 – 3	Jr Street 1	1:00 – 2:00 p.m.	41413	$85
4 - 6	Jr Street 2/3	2:00 – 3:00 p.m.	41443	$85
7 – 12	Street 1/2	3:00 – 4:00 p.m.	41423	$85
5 – 8	Musical Theatre 4/5 NEW	3:00 – 4:00 p.m.	41363	$85
7 - 12	Int/Adv Ballet B/C+	4:00 – 5:45 p.m.	41063	$95
Friday
Grade Level	Dance Class	Meeting Time	Course Number	Fee
K - 1	Beg Musical Theatre	1:00 – 1:50 p.m.	41313	$70
4 - 6	Ballet 3/4	2:00 – 3:00 p.m.	41083	$70
6 - 12	Tap Foundations	2:00 – 3:00 p.m.	41673	$70
6 - 12	Ballet Foundations	3:00 – 4:00 p.m.	41163	$70
7 - 12	Pointe 1+	3:00 – 4:15 p.m.	41103	$75
9 - 12	Pointe 2+	4:15 – 5:45 p.m.	41113	$75
Saturday
Grade Level	Dance Class	Meeting Time	Course Number	Fee
8 - 11	Jr Tap Co 2+	8:30 - 10:00 a.m.	41603	$75
3 - 10	Jr Tap Co 1/Keiki Tap Co+	10:00 – 11:30 a.m.	41533	$75

+ Acceptance by teacher approval only.

*must be concurrently enrolled in Adv Jazz

++ Pointe Variation fee $120 (Mon & Wed); must be concurrently enrolled in Ballet C/D and Adv Ballet

Dance Performance

A fun-filled immersion in the wonderful world of dance! This course offers dance technique and engaging choreography to develop coordination, flexibility, musicality and performance skills. Prior training is not necessary, but even experienced dancers will be challenged and encouraged to hone their technique. Students take classes in five different dance forms throughout the week: Ballet, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Polynesian and Street dance. This course culminates in a performance for family and friends on Friday, July 17 from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at Flanders Dance Pavilion.

Standard dance attire is required on the first day of class: leotard, tights, leggings or bike shorts, ballet slippers and CLEAN sneakers worn only for dance. Please note that having more than three absences, or missing any part of the last week, may mean that students will not be able to participate in the performance.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	41643
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	41633

Digital Photography

Learn to use digital cameras to their potential. In this course, students learn how to care for cameras, use the function menu to take a variety of pictures with an emphasis on creativity, and develop independent and collaborative work skills. Students also construct their own pinhole cameras and investigate photo-editing programs. Subjects covered may include, but are not limited to: programs, activities, personal interest, sports and art. The course concludes with a display of students work and a portfolio for each student.

Students need to provide their own digital camera.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	20961 closed
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	20962 closed

DJ FUNdamentals (NEW)

In this hands-on course, students learn everything from the vinyl record foundation of DJing to the use of modern equipment, mp3 mixing and live performance. Students have their own individual workstations, but also collaborate in a round-robin format. Basics are practiced daily, building up to the Pro Sessions, where students gain a real-world introduction to advanced DJing. Students leave this course with their own digitally recorded mini-mix.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24931 closed
6 - 8	10:10 - noon	$575	24932

Emerging Artists (NEW)

See new connections and explore creativity with cross curricular art experiences designed to expand imagination, acquire new skills and build confidence. Students develop and use their power of observation while delving into a broad range of techniques including drawing, painting, digital art, printmaking, clay sculpture and weaving. Focus is on the process, not the final product.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
3	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$625	20221 closed
3	10:10 a.m. - noon	$625	20222 closed

Engineering and Design

In this course, students are exposed to engineering in a workshop setting. Utilizing math, science, technology, computer science and physics skills, students engage as a team working through hands-on curriculum to complete projects.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	26041 closed
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	26042 closed
6 - 8	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$575	26043 closed

English Essentials

Strengthening reading, writing, listening and speaking skills is at the heart of this course, laying the foundation for students’ experience in middle school and beyond. Using a variety of materials and mixture of assignments, students deepen their understanding of the depth and complexity of the English language as they realize their own potential.

Open to all who are interested, with preference given to current and new-to-Punahou students entering Case Middle School.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	27061 closed
6	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	27062 closed
6	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$575	27063
7	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	27071 closed
7	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	27072
7	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$575	27073
8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	27081 closed
8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	27082
8	12:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$575	27083 closed

Entrepreneurs Camp (NEW)

What is money? What makes some things more expensive than others? This camp is designed to teach students about money and basic economic principles such as scarcity and supply and demand. Through experiential learning and collaborative projects, this camp will culminate with students working to research, identify a need, develop a business plan, and generate their own business venture. Design a business, learn from professionals, and change your mindset in this course for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 22 - 26	$420	25723

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 22 – 26	$75	23224
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 22 – 26	$75	23234
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 22 – 26	$75	23244
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 22 – 26	$75	23254

Fancy Flutes – Small Group Lessons

Playing in a band is fun! Small group lessons will help students improve their musical and instrumental skills and help build confidence in an ensemble setting. Students will work on the fundamentals of technique, build musicianship, develop practice skills and learn about instrument care.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	3:00 - 3:55 p.m. Mon, Wed	$200	71203

Fashion Design and Costume Sew Fun

Take your sewing skills to the next level by producing a fashion garment or costume of your own creative design. This course will offer fun “Project Runway”-style challenges as we look at costume designs for the middle school’s mainstage production. In addition, the class will also delve into how to design costumes by utilizing character analysis.

Students will gain a greater understanding of fabric types and their common usage, as well as how to best integrate them into their designs. A majority of the course will be spent on learning how to pattern a design and develop construction steps. Designers will have the opportunity to showcase their designs in a fashion show on July 16 at 9 a.m. that will feature each student’s creations that they have brought to life.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	84023

Financial Wizardry

Through exploring ways to earn money, how to save it, and how to spend it, this course is designed to introduce students to basic economic principles. Students will also discover how money is used by every member and every part of their community to provide the goods and services that sustain us. If your child wonders about money, what it is, and how it flows through a community, this course is for them.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
3	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	22121
3	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	22122

First Grade Experience

The Omidyar K – 1 Neighborhood provides a caring environment in which each child’s growth, curiosity and accomplishments are supported. We believe that children:

Learn by exploration, inquiry and discovery
Should be encouraged to be creative
Gain a deeper understanding when experiences and subjects are integrated and connected
Should be encouraged to be responsible, respectful, resourceful and contributing members of a group
Learn through play
Should be encouraged to develop positive social skills and relationships
Learn through real-life experiences and hands-on activities
Learn through collaboration and interaction with others
Learn to be self-directed by making choices
Learn best in a safe, supportive, trustworthy environment
Learn when they use and develop their large and small muscles
Should be encouraged to sustain and extend their natural curiosity

Literacy, math, science, movement, art and culinary experiences lie at the heart of this course, which embraces the inquisitiveness of the first-grade learner and continues to develop critical thinking, problem solving, and collaboration skills in an integrative way. Exposure to new learning in these areas is developed at a personal level, with the goal being to stimulate each student’s creativity, expression, and confidence.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
1	8:00 a.m. - noon	$1050	24111 closed

Fit 4 Fun

In this course, kindergarten and first-grade students learn new types of physical activities and movement while working to develop key social skills. Good sportsmanship and physical fitness are practiced and encouraged.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
K - 1	1:00 - 2:00 p.m.	$225	26513 closed

Flute Ensemble

This class provides an opportunity for students to learn and perform flute music with others in a small ensemble with one student to a part. Offered as a supplement to private lessons, students are placed in an ensemble of three or more students with similar experience. Ensembles have two 45-minute coaching sessions per week. Meeting days and times to be arranged by teacher.

Prerequisite: A minimum of one year of experience on their instrument is required. Students must be enrolled in private lessons and obtain consent from their private instructor.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 12	TBD	$250	71023

Food Science (NEW)

At some point in our lives, perhaps when we were kicking peas around our plate in an imaginary soccer game, we’ve all been told not to play with our food. For food scientists, playing with food is actually a job. Food science is simply the study of food. Food scientists use various methods to investigate the food we eat. This includes looking at how food is made, what goes into it, and why something can taste good but not be good for you. Through hands-on activities, students will investigate the food they eat, nutrition, and the journey that food takes to their plate. While this is not a cooking course, it will leverage food to hone the scientific skills of inquiry, hypothesis, and experimentation.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21641
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21642

Football (Intermediate)

Classes held on Chamberlain Field.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 9	2:45 - 4:30 p.m. Mon, Wed, Fri June 8 - July 17	$50	60736

Football (JV)

Classes held on Rice/Alexander Fields.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
9 - 10	4:00 - 6:15 p.m. Mon (Classroom Work) 4:00 - 6:15 p.m. Wed, Fri 8:15 - 10:30 a.m. Sat June 8 - July 17	$50	60735

Football (Varsity)

Classes held on Alexander Field.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
10 - 12	4:00 - 6:30 p.m. Monday - Friday June 8 - July 17	$50	60715

Forensic Science

Ever wonder how to collect evidence, analyze information, and ask questions to help solve a crime? This course is based on principles and procedures conducted by forensic scientists as they work to ensure that justice is served. Applying many scientific principles and techniques to real-life situations, this class will engage the minds and bodies of students as they are introduced to the lives of detectives and forensic scientists.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24261
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24262

Foundations (NEW)

This class is designed to reinforce and strengthen the skills of the previous grade level and assist with a smooth transition to the next. Working with a team of two teachers, students will receive instruction in both Language Arts and Mathematics. The curriculum of the class will be aligned with the approach in the Junior School at Punahou utilizing techniques from the Teacher’s College Reading and Writing project from Columbia University and enVisionMath. As reading and writing are complementary skills, their instruction will be integrated. Developmentally appropriate activities will be embedded at each grade level encouraging students to read critically, write effectively, and compute efficiently.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
3	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	27031
3	10:10 - noon	$575	27032
4	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	27041 closed
4	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	27042
5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	27051
5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	27052

From Kapa to DriFit (NEW)

Since ancient times, the design and creation of cloth and clothing has been an integral part of culture. In this course, through hands on experiences students will learn about the practices of the first people in the Hawaiian Islands as they created fabrics from natural materials. They will then progress through time to design and create silk screen and tie dyes shirts, explore the use of modern fabrics, and even visit a local clothing company as students learn the history and culture of design and clothing from kapa to drifit.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. July 13 - 17	$420	21823

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 13 - 17	$75	23524
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 13 - 17	$75	23534
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 13 - 17	$75	23544
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 13 - 17	$75	23554

From Land to Sky (NEW)

Humans have always been curious about flight. From watching birds to designing rockets, people have looked to the sky for freedom, inspiration, and transportation. In this hands-on camp, students will learn about the history of human flight from Kitty Hawk to space exploration. Recreate primitive aircraft, learn elementary principles of aerodynamics, spend time on a flight simulator, and take a field trip to the Pacific Aviation Museum in this camp for aspiring aviators and historians of flight.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 29 - July 2	$335	28633

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 29 – July 2	$60	23324
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 29 – July 2	$60	23334
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 29 – July 2	$60	23344
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 29 – July 2	$60	23354

From Pinholes to Drones (NEW)

The first photographic process, heliography, was invented in the early 19th century. Since that time technology has made leaps and bounds in recording images onto paper and other materials. In this hands-on camp, students will learn the history and art of photography through creating pinhole cameras, investigating lighting and the principles of photography, taking pictures with digital tools, and even using drones to capture images.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. July 6 - 10	$420	20923

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 6 - 10	$75	23424
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 6 - 10	$75	23434
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 6 - 10	$75	23444
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 6 - 10	$75	23454

From the Arcade to the Desktop: An Examination of the History and Play of Video Games

Who was the first female protagonist in a video game? Why were so many early video games space related? What is the difference between games of progression and emergence? Video games are entrenched in our culture and entertain, inform and challenge us. From the arcade to handhelds to the desktop, this course will help you understand the historical and cultural contexts of video games, and yes, game playing will be included everyday. No previous experience required.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21971
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21972

Girls in the Wilderness: Koke'e, Kaua'i

Following the Girls in the Wilderness model, a summer course designed to empower, equip, and encourage exploration for young female students, this 5-day experience begins with on-campus activities and culminates in a 2-night, 3-day trip to Koke'e, Kaua'i. This course is open to young women who are entering grades 6-12.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 12	June 1 - 5	$650	28561 closed

Girls in the Wilderness: Na Wahine i ka Nahele

This course is designed to equip, empower, and encourage exploration. The unique model of Girls in the Wilderness aims to increase confidence in students, their abilities to overcome challenges and adversity, and their love for the outdoors.

This five-week course is filled with on-campus and off-campus adventures designed for fun, service, and exploration of our island home. Students meet, work and interact with positive female role models and gain knowledge in sun, ocean and hiking safety. Three overnight experiences are included, culminating with a two-night neighbor island experience.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	10:10 - 2:30 p.m.	$1200	29242 closed

Global Mindedness through Minecraft

This course will pair the popular game of Minecraft with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Throughout the summer, students will be introduced to the principles and design process where they will build sustainable cities in Minecraft to promote global citizenship.

Prerequisites: Desire to game and be a changemaker!

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21051
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21052

Grade 2 Experience

Continuing with the priorities of the K-1 program, the Grade 2 Experience aims to create a safe environment in which students can expand their learning and continue to explore. Students in Grade 2 will begin each day in homeroom where they will have an opportunity to consistently connect with a caring adult. Throughout the day, students will have daily instruction in reading and math, the curriculum of which will be aligned with the approach in the Junior School at Punahou integrating techniques from the Teacher’s College Reading and Writing project from Columbia University and enVisionMath. In addition to reading and math, students will be provided with a range of experiences in relevant themes of learning. As they rotate through these experiences, students will have the opportunity to journey through cultures around the world through cooking and food, learn how to program and code through robotics, and design and solve for challenges found in children’s literature. Students will conclude their day back in homeroom to prepare them for the transition home or to afternoon programs. Regardless of where their destination may be, the goal is for students to leave the Grade 2 Experience each day able to say, “I’m ready. I am ready for the afternoon, ready for the next school year, and ready for whatever life may bring.”

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	8:00 a.m. - noon	$1150	21721 closed

Group Piano Classes

Group Piano is a comprehensive course of piano study that builds a solid foundation for music learning through active group participation. In small groups of 3 – 6 students, children develop proper piano technique; learn note reading and the fundamentals of music. Children also learn to respond to music through listening and movement activities. It takes an average of three school years to complete the course.

During the summer, all classes meet twice a week for 55 minutes.

Students in grades K-2 are eligible to apply as new students for the Group Piano Program and must be interviewed by the teachers to determine readiness, musical potential, compatibility and availability. The students are then placed in the most appropriate group. Group student interviews will be held by appointment on Saturday, May 2, 2020.

To sign-up for an interview appointment, interested students and parents are required to review program information, an introductory video and FAQs at http://www.punahou.edu/grouppiano

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
K - 4	TBA	$320	71003

Hilarious Improv (NEW)

Come learn the basics of improvisation and comedy! Students will have a blast through theatre games, smart improv skills and learning comedy techniques. This class will focus on team work through "Yes, and" and making your partner look good. Students do not have to have experience in improv or acting. This class is designed to slowly warm students up in an open, encouraging way to build on their confidence and skills. Join us for this Hilarious Improv ride!

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	84173 closed
4 - 5	10:10 - noon	$575	84183 closed

Improv for All

Have you been curious about improvisation, but have felt intimidated and overwhelmed by the idea of leaping in, scriptless? Want to learn the basic tools, rules, and philosophy of Improvisational Acting? Using a range of confidence-building exercises, trust and ensemble-building games, character development and scene work. Learn to PLAY and feel more comfortable and free onstage in this VERY fun, supportive and noncompetitive environment.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	84043 closed

Improvising at the Piano (NEW)

Have you ever wanted to improvise at the piano? Do you like making up your own music? Be fearless and have fun finding your musical voice! This short course of 5 private lessons allows students with intermediate piano ability to explore the world of improvisation at the piano. Lessons to be scheduled on an individual basis.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - Adult	30-Minute Lessons	$185	76213
6 - Adult	45-Minute Lessons	$275	76223
6 - Adult	60-Minute Lessons	$370	76233

Intro to Journalism (NEW)

Are you a blogger, videographer, photographer, journalist, or writer that needs an audience? Are you a media wiz that can leap through social media and promote content? The stories that impact our lives deserve to be shared in an authentic way. In this course, you will learn how to gather information, organize ideas, format stories for different forms of news media, and edit stories for publication. Along the way, we will also study journalism itself, its history, and the role modern journalism plays in our society.

If you would like a course that challenges you to complete through research, invites you to share your work, teaches you to write with purpose, and places you on a team of talented, curious, and dedicated individuals, Intro to Journalism is for you.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	27261
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	27262

It’s Elementary, Dear Robot (NEW)

This course provides students with hands-on learning experiences to develop a foundational understanding of programming. Students learn the basics of logic and coding through patterns, drawings and manipulatives. Working both independently and in collaborative teams, students explore coding applications and have the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned with a variety of robots.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
3	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21011 closed
3	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21012 closed

Jazz Ears: Listen & Improv (NEW)

Interested in playing jazz? Want to learn how to improvise? Students will use an aural-based learning process to explore improvisation and the language of jazz. We will experiment with the bebop scale and learn how to improvise melodies. The camp will culminate with an optional field trip - a Jazz night-out! An ideal experience for students who play in a Jazz Band and students with late intermediate to advanced instrumental skills.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
9 - 12	4:00 - 6:00 p.m. June 8 - 10	$150	71233

Jewelry Making

Introduction to the basic techniques of metalsmithing and to the creative process of designing original jewelry. Students develop skills through exploration of a variety of techniques including soldering, forging, use of the jeweler’s saw, polishing, stone setting and simple forming. They create several finished pieces of jewelry using silver and semiprecious stones.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	20281
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	20282 closed

JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC)

JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC) is designed to teach high school students personal responsibility and how to work together as a member of a team while instilling in them self-esteem, self-discipline and physical endurance. The focus of the five-day, four-night outdoor encampment at Schofield Barracks is reflected in JROTC’s mission statement, “To motivate young people to be better citizens.”

Students can expect to participate in rappelling, rope bridge, confidence course, physical fitness training, drownproofing/confidence building high dive, drill and ceremonies and map reading/orienteering. Students go bowling for fun and receive a camp t-shirt and special end-of-camp bento meal.

The $175 tuition also covers all meals for the duration of the camp. Participants are issued Army field uniforms and equipment. Students are required to provide their own camping tent and sleeping bag. Students cannot have any medical conditions or physical limitations that would impair their ability to live in an austere environment. Enrollment in JROTC as a prerequisite is not a requirement.

Details concerning this camp and enrollment forms will be posted on April 1 at www.punahoujrotc.com or you may call LTC (Ret.) Takao at 808.944.5723 or email rtakao@punahou.edu.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
9 - 12		$175	closed

Judo

Classes held at Forrest Hall.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	5:00 - 6:30 p.m. Mon, Wed June 8 - July 17	$50	60843

Ka Halawai Hou (The New Horizon) Introduction to Voyaging (NEW)

He wa'a he moku he moku he wa'a: The canoe is an island, the island is a canoe. What does it take to recreate ancient sea pathways to connect tiny islands? This course introduces students to the life of an oceanic voyager. Hokule'a crew members will work with students to help them understand the basics of seamanship, navigating, and culture as it connects to both the land and the ocean in our islands.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. July 20 - 24	$470	20363 closed

Keiki Kamp: A Summer Fun Day Camp

Join the fun! This all-day summer fun program provides a dynamic schedule of indoor and outdoor play, games and craft activities, sports, water activities, projects and fun off-campus excursions. Special care is taken to provide exciting and age-appropriate activities for the students at each grade level. Limited to 25 students per class with one teacher and two assistants. The cost includes the fees for all off-campus activities, healthy afternoon snacks, and one t-shirt.

Children should bring a sack lunch and a drink each day.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
K - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. July 20 - 24	$420	20131 closed

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
K	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23604
1	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23614
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23624
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23634
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23644
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23654

Keiki Kamp: A Summer Fun Day Camp

Join the fun! This all-day summer fun program provides a dynamic schedule of indoor and outdoor play, games and craft activities, sports, water activities, projects and fun off-campus excursions. Special care is taken to provide exciting and age-appropriate activities for the students at each grade level. Limited to 25 students per class with one teacher and two assistants. The cost includes fees for all off-campus excursions, healthy afternoon snacks, and one t-shirt.

Children should bring a sack lunch and a drink each day.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
1 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 8 - 12	$335	20121 closed

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 -5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
1	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 8 – 12	$60	23014
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 8 – 12	$60	23024
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 8 – 12	$60	23034
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 8 – 12	$60	23044
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 8 – 12	$60	23054

Kid Chemistry

Ever wonder how to make slime? Or why certain things fizz and explode when mixed together? In Kid Chemistry students will explore the foundational elements of chemistry and enjoy hands-on experiences and activities. The course aims to develop students into resourceful thinkers and problem-solvers as they are introduced to concepts, pose questions and arrive at answers based on direct observation and experimentation. Class requires a curious mind and the ability to work collaboratively.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 3	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	25343 closed

Kindergarten Experience

The Omidyar K – 1 Neighborhood provides a caring environment in which each child’s growth, curiosity and accomplishments are supported. We believe that children:

Learn by exploration, inquiry and discovery
Should be encouraged to be creative
Gain a deeper understanding when experiences and subjects are integrated and connected
Should be encouraged to be responsible, respectful, resourceful and contributing members of a group
Learn through play
Should be encouraged to develop positive social skills and relationships
Learn through real-life experiences and hands-on activities
Learn through collaboration and interaction with others
Learn to be self-directed by making choices
Learn best in a safe, supportive, trustworthy environment
Learn when they use and develop their large and small muscles
Should be encouraged to sustain and extend their natural curiosity

The natural curiosity of kindergartners is fostered through an inquiry and exploration of their surroundings, starting from the Punahou campus and extending into Manoa Valley. In the course of five weeks, students work to develop their critical thinking, creative problem solving and collaboration skills through experiences focused on the arts, literacy, numeracy and play.

Age requirements: Boys must be five years old by June 30; girls must be five years old by September 30.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
K	8:00 a.m. - noon	$1050	24001 closed

Learning Toolbox

This course assumes that being proactive – rather than reactive – is essential for student success. Students are encouraged to be architects of their learning by identifying supportive strategies, applying them when appropriate, and being able to articulate their needs and strategies to others. The class explores focus, organizational and study strategies through a variety of situations that students are likely to encounter on their journey through school (and life!).

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	20721
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	20722

Let’s Jam! Improv for Strings

Unlike traditional orchestra and chamber music classes where students perform pieces by following sheet music, Let’s Jam empowers students to create music from the inside out. By creating videos and audio recordings, students will learn about the different roles musicians play in various music making situations. In these “jam-session” classes, students will work towards developing a “creative musicians’ tool kit”. Students will learn how to create harmony and groove through extended techniques like strumming, chopping (a bow technique that simulates a drum set), and laying down bass lines. Students will also explore improvising melodies and harmonizing existing melodies.

The skills in this musical tool kit will help students create their own arrangements of songs in a wide variety of genres that includes gypsy swing, celtic, bluegrass, jazz, blues, pop and any other styles of interest to the class. Perfect for any string student (violin, viola, cello or bass) who wants to explore improvisation and creative music making.

The guided “jam-sessions” which culminate in a presentation at the end of the semester. No experience with improvisation or music theory is required. Enrollment is limited to 10 students per class.

Pre-requisite: a minimum playing level of Suzuki book 4, or 3 years of experience in a school orchestra program.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	2:45 - 3:40 p.m. Tues, Thur	$225	71153

Let’s Jam! Special Gypsy Jazz Edition

When gypsy folk musicians who were playing waltzes and musettes in the dance halls of Europe first heard American Jazz recordings in the 1920s, they immediately became infatuated with the sound and sentiment of swing jazz and created their own version of it using bowed string instruments like violins and basses and guitars. This special edition of Let’s Jam will focus on the tricks and techniques used by legendary jazz pioneers Stephane Grapelli and Django Reinhardt used to create a joyfully improvisational string-based swing music that rocked the cabaret and night club scene in the early part of the 1900s. Open to violinists, violists, cellists, bassists, and guitarists.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 9	9:00 - 11:00 a.m. June 3 -5	$150	71163

Lights, Camera, Action: An Introduction to Movie Making (NEW)

This course takes students through the filmmaking and storytelling process from writing action to performing dialogue to shooting a scene. Students learn to make short stories through the summer both independently and collaboratively. Students will learn the ropes, developing their unique creative visions through iMovie and Adobe Premier and weekly themes, techniques and groups.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	23731 closed
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	23732 closed
4 - 5	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	23733 closed

Making Apps with Code

This course will focus on the fundamentals of programming, or “coding,” and allow students the opportunity to build apps that run on the Web, Arduino, Android and iOS devices. Students will be introduced to some of the most common and popular programming languages such as JavaScript, Arduino, Java and Swift, as well as learn what makes for good app design and how to apply creative problem-solving using the design thinking process.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21041 closed
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21042

Mathematical Logic (NEW)

"Contrariwise, if it was so, it might be; and if it were so it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic!" Want to make sense of this statement? Learn how to think like a computer? Make and defend an argument? Use reasoning to solve puzzles and games? Join us as we delve into the work of famous logicians Lewis Carroll, George Boole, and Charles Babbage, and develop our logical thinking and reasoning skills using two-minute mysteries, logic puzzles, Sudoku, and Alice in Wonderland. We will also spend time constructing truth tables and connecting them to the work of computer programmers. If you're into all things mathematical and philosophical, come join us!

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6	8:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24661 closed
6	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24662
6	12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.	$575	24663
7 - 8	8:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24671 closed
7 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24672 closed
7 - 8	12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.	$575	24673 closed

Maximizing your Athletic Potential

Are you a weekend warrior? A serious athlete? Whether you participate in sports for fun, to stay in shape, or for the competition, we invite you to learn how to influence your own wellness, how the body adapts to physical activity, and how to develop a growth mindset in order to perform to the best of your ability. Guest speakers, off-campus learning opportunities, and other activities will be designed to help you maximize performance. Topics may include: the mechanics of body movement, basic nutrition, and traits of effective teams.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	35071
7 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	35072

Middle School Math: Transitions, Extensions, & Applications (NEW)

This course is designed to develop students who possess mathematical habits of mind, which will allow them to approach authentic problems by thinking, asking questions, and reasoning. With an emphasis on understanding the “how” and the “why” of mathematical concepts, the curriculum of the course is founded on the same practices and principles of the middle school mathematics curriculum at Punahou School. In order to hone skills in preparation for the next grade level, the course will include hands-on activities, games, individualized and whole-group instruction, and opportunities to apply mathematics to real world situations.

Open to all who are interested, with preference given to current and new-to-Punahou students.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6	8:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24561 closed
6	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24562 closed
6	12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.	$575	24563 closed
7	8:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24571 closed
7	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24572
7	12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.	$575	24573
8	8:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24581 closed
8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	24582 closed
8	12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.	$575	24583 closed

Mixed Plate

The local lunchtime favorite is often a blending of cultures that represent the diversity found here in Hawai'i. This course will take students on a historical and culinary journey as they explore the origins of local cuisine. Focusing on a new culture each week, students will learn about the immigration and trade networks that brought these local favorites to Hawai'i as well as the local plantation cultures in which they developed. Cultures of focus may include Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and or Filipino cultures. As a culminating activity, each week students will learn to make a local dish that they can use to create their own “mixed plate.”

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	22071
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	22072 closed

Money Wise (NEW)

Do you enjoy the idea of making money? Are you interested in learning how to make your money work for you? In this course, you will learn the basics of financial literacy, how to manage a budget, the workings of interest, the rules of spending wisely, and how to make sound investments and play the stock market. Applying math skills to real-life situations that face adolescents and adults alike, Money Wise will help you build sound money management habits that will last a lifetime. If you enjoy working with formulas, crunching numbers, and growing your money, this course is for you.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21981 closed
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21982 closed

Money, Math, and Entrepreneurship (NEW)

Can we live without money? What makes some things more expensive than others? This course is designed to teach students about money and basic economic principles such as scarcity and supply and demand. The course will culminate with students working collaboratively to research, identify a need, develop a business plan, and generate their own business venture.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	24541 closed
4 - 5	10:10 - noon	$575	24542 closed

Movie Makers

Ever dream of being a famous actor, director or screenwriter? Now you can be all three. This course takes students through the entire movie-making process; from writing action to performing dialogue to shooting a scene. Students learn the ropes, developing their unique creative visions through intensive group work and hands-on production. Each week may have a different theme, different techniques to learn and different groups to work with. If you are a director one week, you may be an actor the next. Everyone has a chance to be a star!

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	23761
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	23762

Music Theory Essentials – Elementary

This class is designed as an introduction to formal music theory instruction and is an excellent complement to the student’s instrumental or vocal instruction. Basic elements of musical notation including treble and bass clef reading, time signatures, major and minor scales, interval identification, triads, and musical terms and symbols are presented. The class meets twice a week for 55 minutes.

Pre-requisite: A minimum of two years of instrumental study and concurrent private lesson enrollment.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
5 - 8	4:00 - 4:55 p.m. Tues, Thur	$250	71253

Music Theory Essentials – Intermediate to Advanced

This class is designed for students to study music theory at the intermediate and advanced levels, serving as an excellent complement to the student’s instrumental or vocal instruction. The class will cover interval identification, scale construction, chord construction, and harmonic analysis. Ear training will also be covered. The class meets twice a week for 55 minutes.

Pre-requisite: A minimum of four years of instrumental study and concurrent private lesson enrollment.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	4:00 - 4:55 p.m. Mon, Wed	$250	71433

Oceanography

Oceanography students dive head first into the ocean realm of marine mammals, dangerous marine organisms, deep-sea creatures and many other fascinating aspects of the ocean world. These ocean scientists explore different marine environments in fascinating, hands-on investigations both in and out of the classroom, and as a result, gain an understanding of how diverse the marine environment is and how everything is connected in a delicate balance. This course is designed for any student who is interested in the ocean, and special attention is given to the unique environment in and around the Hawaiian islands.

Lab experiences include the use of microscopes to observe and identify marine life, dissection of squid, and the simulation of oil spills. Art also plays an important role in the class and connections are made to science through various projects. Exciting field trips are held at least once a week. Several of these trips involve snorkeling and the stewardship of marine environments.

Although the students practice in the Punahou swimming pool before our first ocean snorkel, swimming proficiency is required. One athletic shirt is included in the course fee.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 8	8:00 a.m. - noon	$1100	24241

On Camera FUN (NEW)

On-Camera FUN is a fun creative way to experience acting on camera! Do you like watching fun characters on videos? Do you like to have fun? Join us for a fun-filled week of learning to create characters for the camera. We will make a short music video and act out commercials! You will learn the basics of being on a video shoot, auditioning and shooting commercials and music videos. Families will be invited to a 10-15 minute special viewing on the last day of class.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. July 20 - 24	$420	84323 closed

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23644
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23654

Photo Jr. (NEW)

In 21st century, the photographic process has changed dramatically as technology has made advancements in leaps and bounds. In this course, students will learn the history and skills of photography through creating pinhole cameras, investigating lighting and the principles of picture taking, and creating their own art with digital tools. Working by themselves and collaboratively, this hands-on class will bring new meaning to the phrase, “a picture is worth a thousand words.”

Students need to provide their own digital camera.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	20941
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	20942

Piano Camp

Ready for a fun music camp experience? This camp is designed for elementary to intermediate level student pianists. Campers will enjoy building their musicianship skills with special activities and classes focused on music theory, ear training, improvisation and ensemble playing! Students are encouraged to bring a performance piece to share at the camp. The week will culminate with a musical sharing event for family and friends on Friday, June 12 at 6:30 pm.

*Pre-requisite – Students must have at least two years of piano study and be currently enrolled in piano instruction. Exceptions to the pre-requisites listed must receive approval from the Music School Director. Please contact musicschool@punahou.edu, if you have any questions.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 9	9:00 a.m. - noon June 8 - 12	$250	71173

Powering the Future

Build circuits, make a motor and explore the world of electricity. Learn about current in a makery style while designing and constructing devices from everyday materials such as paper clips and cardboard. Experiment with batteries and fuel cells, and consider how to store the power of the 21st century. Research the positive and negative aspects of a variety of alternative generation possibilities such as solar, wind, geothermal and nuclear power plants.

Most of the energy used in the future will be electrical, so having hands-on experience and understanding how electricity works positions students to make informed choices, perhaps even to create advances in new energy technology. One of today’s important issues is how to move from fossil fuels to alternative energy that is consistent, safe, clean and affordable. Students research to explain the advantages and disadvantages of the most promising forms of alternative energy generation and the class debates the best ways to power the future.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	25561
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	25562

Private Lessons

For students who desire individual lessons, 30-minute and 45-minute lessons are offered once a week during Summer School. 60-minute lessons may be arranged with the consent of the instructor. The director determines studio assignments for new students. Lesson appointments for all students are scheduled directly with the assigned teacher. There will be no make-up lessons for student absences.

Instrument	Grade Level	Time	Course Number
Bass	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	77113 77123 77133
Cello	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	77213 77223 77233
Clarinet	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79113 79123 79133
Euphonium/Tuba	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70913 70923 70933
Flute	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79213 79223 79233
French Horn	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70313 70323 70333
Guitar	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75113 75123 75133
Harp	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	77413 77423 77433
Music Theory/Composition	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75413 75423 75433
Oboe	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79413 79423 79433
Percussion	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75213 75223 75233
Piano	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	76113 76123 76133
Saxophone	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79513 79523 79533
Shakuhachi	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75513 75523 75533
Trombone	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70613 70623 70633
Trumpet	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70713 70723 70733
Viola	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	78113 78123 78133
Violin	K - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	78213 78223 78233
Voice	7 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75313 75323 75333

Private Lessons – Additional Lessons (3 lessons)

Additional private lessons may be arranged with the consent of the instructor. The director determines studio assignments for new students. The additional lessons may be scheduled in the weeks before or after the Summer School session. Lesson appointments for all students are scheduled directly with the assigned teacher. There will be no make-up lessons for student absences.

Co-requisite: Students must be enrolled in private lessons during the five-week Summer School session (June 15 – July 17).

Requires instructor consent.

Instrument	Grade Level	Time	Course Number
Bass Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	77163 77173 77183
Cello Additional Lessons	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	77263 77273 77283
Clarinet Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79163 79173 79183
Euphonium/Tuba Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70963 70973 70983
Flute Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79263 79273 79283
French Horn Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70363 70373 70383
Guitar Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75163 75173 75183
Harp Additional Lessons	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	77463 77473 77483
Music Theory/Composition Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75463 75473 75483
Oboe Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79463 79473 79483
Percussion Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75263 75273 75283
Piano Additional Lessons	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	76163 76173 76183
Saxophone Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	79563 79573 79583
Shakuhachi Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75563 75573 75583
Trombone Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70663 70673 70683
Trumpet Additional Lessons	5 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	70763 70773 70783
Viola Additional Lessons	1 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	78163 78173 78183
Violin Additional Lessons	K - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	78263 78273 78283
Voice Additional Lessons	7 - 12	30-Minute 45-Minute 60-Minute	75363 75373 75383

Profit for Progress: A Course for Young Social Entrepreneurs

Social entrepreneurs are individuals with innovative solutions to pressing social issues. Characterized by compassionate hearts, ambitious goals and undying spirits, they offer their creativity to address the needs of others.

In this course, young social entrepreneurs are given lessons in foundational economic principles and dedicate their efforts to positive social change. Collaboration, accounting, business planning, research and many other skills are emphasized as the students aim to generate profit for progress..

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 22 - 26	$420	25773

Punahou News Now!

Punahou News Now! combines the exciting world of journalism with emphasis on inquiry, research, reporting and recording through effective communication skills (video, voice memo and daily writing experiences). Using media as a home base for weekly newscasts, our young reporters will be in the “Punahou field” learning about daily happenings in and around campus. This fun and exciting course is team taught, enhanced by our Librarians and community guest speakers to inspire and support our young journalists in grades four and five. This wonderful opportunity promises “WRITERS, CAMERA, ACTION”!

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	21021
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	21022

Rapid Prototyping and Fabrication

This course is designed to develop the students' ability to take an idea and rapidly prototype it using CAD software and rapid prototyping machines such as 3D printers, laser cutters, water jet, CNC mill and CNC routers. The course is highly focused on prototyping and students will respond to ready-made design briefs in order to focus their time and energy mastering software and machine production techniques. This course is modeled on MIT’s popular “How to make almost anything.”

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	20261 closed
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	20262 closed

Rice Pot Recipes (NEW)

Rice pots are present in many homes in Hawai'i, and they are more versatile than many perceive. Starting with the simple recipes and moving to more complex, in this course you will learn how to use a rice cooker to create a variety of delectables from chocolate cake to mac and cheese and frittatas to meats and veggies. The class will also include instruction on basic culinary skills, food safety, and sanitation. The rice cooker is no one-hit-wonder, and it can take you beyond rice and prepare you for life beyond Punahou.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$625	20831
6 - 8	10:10 - 12 noon	$625	20832

RoboLab™

This is a great introductory course for anyone wanting to be a part of the next generation of engineers, inventors and programmers. Students work in teams to build robotic models and learn basic engineering and programming skills, using LEGO® MindStorms kits developed by LEGO® experts in cooperation with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Programs are written on a computer with RoboLab™ software. Learn more online at http://mindstorms.lego.com.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	26131 closed
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	26132 closed
4 - 5	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	26133 closed

SAT Prep

Punahou offers an SAT Prep course to prepare students for the writing, reading and math sections of the SAT Test.

This course provides:

Techniques to answering many questions students may otherwise feel are beyond them
Ways to recognize the pitfalls that lie in wait for the unwary or hasty test taker
Familiarity with the types of critical reading, writing and math questions on the SAT
Practice tests leading to individualized instruction
Guided simulations of the actual tests

In addition, a free Review Session will be offered in the fall prior to the November and December exams. All students will be notified of the Review Sessions early in the fall.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
	June 8 - July 10
10 - 12 June 8 - July 10	8:00 - 10:00 a.m.	$595	19021
10 - 12 June 8 - July 10	10:00 a.m. - noon	$595	19022
10 - 12 June 8 - July 10	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$595	19023

Science Detectives I (NEW)

Science Detectives enjoy hands-on experiences and activities exploring ideas while doing fun-filled experiments. Students work collaboratively in an exciting environment that allows them to be resourceful thinkers and problem-solvers. They explore concepts, pose questions and arrive at answers based on direct observation and experimentation as they gain a better understanding of the role science plays in the world around them. Class requires high levels of cooperation and the ability to work collaboratively.

Students use investigative thinking and problem-solving strategies as they design, explore and modify planned projects. They learn a variety of scientific principles and appropriate terminology through hands-on, collaborative experiences. Variables that could affect predictions about the outcomes of their experiments are also discussed.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
3	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	25331 closed
3	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	25332 closed

Science Detectives II

Science Detectives enjoy hands-on experiences and activities exploring ideas while doing fun-filled experiments. Students work collaboratively in an exciting environment that allows them to be resourceful thinkers and problem-solvers. They explore concepts, pose questions and arrive at answers based on direct observation and experimentation as they gain a better understanding of the role science plays in the world around them. Class requires high levels of cooperation and the ability to work collaboratively.

Students are challenged to use problem-solving and critical thinking skills in this upper elementary, early middle school strand. Content includes inquiry-oriented learning in life science, physical science and environmental science. Investigation and experimentation in a collaborative lab setting is a key component of the course.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	25351
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	25352

Self Defense and Personal Safety

This eight-hour course, conducted in four two-hour sessions, focuses on basic survival skills. Participants learn the mental attitudes and physical applications of self-defense methods; how to minimize risks; self-defense, self-preservation and escape techniques. Students participate in vigorous physical exercises, including stretching, strengthening and martial arts based movements.

Registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to minimum enrollment. No refunds or make-ups for missed lessons.

Attire: Wear appropriate workout clothing. Gym pants or sweatpants are required. Gym shoes or bare feet are acceptable. Bring water bottle or jug. Sports bras are recommended for females. Athletic cup and supporter recommended for males.

Location: Forrest Hall

Questions: Contact Lenora Lee at 808.944.5835 or email to llee@punahou.edu.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
9 - 12	4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Fri June 12 & 19 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Sat June 13 & 20	$175	59003

Sewing

Students learn the basic skills of machine sewing while working on teacher led projects of their own choice. Easy fundamental sewing methods and shortcuts are taught in demonstration lessons. Individual work with the teacher enables students to solve problems that may be unique to their own project/piece. Free choice projects to work on during interludes are encouraged.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	20641
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	20632

Soccer (Boys)

Classes held on Rice Field.

First meeting: June 8

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 8	4:00 - 5:15 p.m. Tues, Thurs June 8 - July 17	$50	61675
9 - 12	5:00 - 6:30 p.m. Tues, Thurs June 8 - July 17	$50	61676

Sports and Recreation

Utilizing Punahou’s extensive physical education and athletic facilities, this program is designed to provide broad exposure and instruction in a variety of sports and recreation activities. The aims are to develop an appreciation of sports and promote social development and physical fitness. Throughout the course of the summer, students will participate in a variety of team and individual sports, including extensive time in the pool.

Students should bring their own towels, athletic shorts, non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes, athletic socks, and swim wear.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	54603
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	54613
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	54623
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	54633

Sports and Recreation Kamp

Utilizing Punahou’s extensive facilities and field trips, this program is designed to provide broad exposure and instruction in a variety of sports and recreation activities. The aims are to develop an appreciation of sports and promote social development and physical fitness. Throughout the course, students will participate in a variety of activities, including time off-campus and in the pool.

Students should bring their own snack and lunch daily, a reusable water bottle, towel, athletic shorts, non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes, athletic socks, appropriate undergarments and swim wear.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. July 20 - 24	$420	35405 closed

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23624
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23634
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23644
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23654

Sports and Recreation Kamp

Utilizing Punahou’s extensive facilities and field trips, this program is designed to provide broad exposure and instruction in a variety of sports and recreation activities. The aims are to develop an appreciation of sports and promote social development and physical fitness. Throughout the course, students will participate in a variety of activities, including time off-campus and in the pool.

Students should bring their own snacks and lunch daily, a reusable water bottle, towel, athletic shorts, non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes, athletic socks, appropriate undergarments and swim wear.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 8 - 12	$335	35404

Sports, Recreation, and Fitness PM

Utilizing Punahou’s extensive physical education and athletic facilities, this program is designed to provide broad exposure and instruction in a variety of sports and recreation activities. The aims are to develop an appreciation of sports and promote social development and physical fitness. Throughout the course of the summer, students will participate in a variety of team and individual sports as they work to develop skills and friendships. This course will not include time in the pool.

Students should bring athletic shorts, non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes, and athletic socks.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
COED
2 - 3	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	35403 closed
4 - 5	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	35503 closed

Stagecraft: Creating An Environment (NEW)

This technical theatre workshop is designed for students who enjoy problem solving, working with their hands, and having fun. It familiarizes students with basic theatre terminology, elements of design, stagecraft and other facets of technical theatre including but not limited to operating a light board, designing and building scenery, property and puppet creation, and implementation of audio and video in a theatrical environment. Students will be given the opportunity to design, build and/or assist with productions in Dillingham.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	84063

Storybook Theatre Camp (NEW)

Storybook Theatre participants experience the joy of imaginative play and creative dramatics through theater games, fairy tales, music and art. These lively campers will utilize all of their senses as they prepare mini "productions" of stories such as "Anansi the Spider," "The Day the Crayons Quit" and other beloved tales. Students will use their imaginations to create props, costumes and set pieces. While process, creativity and play are the focus, families will be invited to a short 5-10 minute sharing at the end of each day.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 3	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. July 20 - 24	$420	84313 closed

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23624
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. July 20 - 24	$75	23634

Storybook Theatre Camp (NEW)

Storybook Theatre participants experience the joy of character development and creative dramatics through theatre games, storytelling, music and art. These lively campers will utilize all of their senses as they prepare mini "productions" of stories such as "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," "Sideways Stories from Wayside School" and other beloved tales. Students will use their imaginations to create props, costumes and set pieces. While process, creativity and play are the focus, families will be invited to a short 10-15 minute sharing at the end of each day.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 8 - 12	$335	84303 closed

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 8 – 12	$60	23044
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 8 – 12	$60	23054

Strength and Conditioning Training

This program is designed to give students well-balanced strength and conditioning training for their bodies. The class is constructed of a variety of combined workouts, which will give students a full-body workout and help improve cardiovascular fitness. Students learn proper weight training mechanics and techniques in order to perform a multitude of exercises and games to enhance their overall performance, motivation and confidence in themselves.

First meeting is in the weight room at the athletic complex.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 8	12:30 - 1:30 p.m.	$275	34001 closed
7 - 8	1:30 - 2:30 p.m.	$275	34002 closed

Summer Orchestra

For continuing violin, viola, cello or upright string bass students, Summer Orchestra is an opportunity to reinforce technical, reading and ensemble skills. Additionally, students build upon their knowledge of music theory and music history. Performance repertoire includes music of various genres including but not limited to Baroque, Irish Folk and Contemporary.

Pre-requisite: 1+ years of experience. Must be able to play notes on each of the four strings.

Use of an instrument during summer classes at school is provided at no additional cost.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
5 - 8	1:00 - 2:00 p.m.	$275	24944

Swimming

Co-educational swimming lessons are provided in the beautiful Waterhouse Pool. Beginning, intermediate and advanced level swimming lessons are offered. Students will be assessed at the beginning of the session in order to place them in the appropriate class. Students should report to the pool at the designated times – students will not be supervised prior to or immediately following each class. Parents of younger students in Kindergarten – grade 3 are responsible for ensuring appropriate supervision for their children.

Students should bring their own towels, sunscreen, swimsuits. Goggles are optional.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
	Monday - Friday
1 - 5	1:00 - 1:40 p.m.	$425	54203 closed
1 - 5	1:45 - 2:25 p.m.	$425	54213 closed
1 - 5	2:30 - 3:10 p.m.	$425	54223 closed
	Saturday
1 - 5	9:30 - 10:15 a.m.	$135	54243 closed
1 - 5	10:30 - 11:15 a.m.	$135	54253 closed
1 - 5	11:30 - 12:15 p.m.	$135	54263
K	9:30 - 10:15 a.m.	$135	54273 closed
K	10:30 - 11:15 a.m.	$135	54283
K	11:30 - 12:15 p.m.	$135	54293

Taiko: The Art of Japanese Drumming (NEW)

This dynamic Japanese drumming and culture course is taught by instructors from the Taiko Center of the Pacific, a school of traditional and contemporary Japanese drumming. The course features hands-on learning of Taiko drumming form, techniques and rhythms, learned on practice drums made by students. In addition, Japanese customs, language, culture and history as it relates to Taiko are incorporated.

Sample Course Information:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVUtUQ13Bcg&feature=relmfu

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	26241
4 - 8	10:10 - noon	$575	26242

Tennis - Summer Shooting Stars

This tennis course is designed for students who want to take their game to the next level this summer. Geared to compliment students currently enrolled in our Young Stars, Slamming Aces, and ACE programs, this 90-minute daily training session will combine reinforcement of proper technique, stroke production, and movement, with play-based learning initiatives through the facilitation of successful strategies and patterns under point play scenarios.

Students are grouped according to ability.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 8	10:30 a.m. - noon Monday - Friday	$595	51613 closed

Tennis – Adult Cardio

Cardio tennis is a high-energy fitness activity that combines the best features of the sport to deliver the ultimate, full-body, calorie-burning aerobic workout. It’s a social and fun class for players of all levels taught by an experienced and certified tennis teaching professional. Cardio tennis is recommended to supplement a player’s current singles or doubles gameplay and lesson routine.

Minimum/Maximum students: 6/12 maximum

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
Adult	8:15 - 9:15 a.m. Tues June 16 - July 14	$100	51923
Adult	8:15 - 9:15 a.m. Thur June 18 - July 16	$100	51943
Adult	6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Tues June 16 - July 14	$100	51933
Adult	6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Thur June 18 - July 16	$100	51953

Tennis – Intermediate Team Training

The Intermediate Summer Tennis Training is designed to prepare students for ILH competition during the Intermediate tennis season, which begins in November. Students enrolling in this program must have previous experience in competition, such as USTA-sanctioned tournaments, USTA Junior Team Tennis or previous ILH experience.

Twice-a-week training sessions encompass technique and stroke production as well as singles and doubles match play competition. Physical conditioning, including movement and footwork, on-court strength training, and mental toughness training, is designed to prepare students for the demands of competition at the ILH Intermediate level. This program will be led by Lee Couillard, Assistant Tennis Director.

Note: Participation in this program does not guarantee a place on the Punahou Intermediate team.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 8	3:30 - 6:00 p.m. Tue, Fri June 8 - July 17	$550	51663

Tennis – JV Team Training/JET II

The JV Summer Tennis Training is designed to prepare students for ILH competition in the upcoming fall JV season which begins in August. Students enrolling in this program must have previous experience in competition, such as USTA sanctioned tournaments, USTA Junior Team Tennis or previous ILH experience.

Twice-a-week training sessions encompass technique and stroke production as well as singles and doubles match play competition. Physical conditioning, including movement and footwork, on-court strength training, and mental toughness training is designed to prepare students for the demands of competition at the ILH JV level. The program will be led by Ikaika Jobe, Tennis Director.

Note: Participation in this program does not guarantee a place on the Punahou JV team.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
9 - 11	3:30 - 6:00 p.m. Mon, Thur June 8 - July 17	$550	51673

Tennis – Private Lessons

For more personal attention and to supplement our group lesson offerings, the Tennis School at Punahou offers private lessons with certified tennis instructors. A limited number of private lessons are available and priority is given to continuing students. If you are interested in placing your child’s name on our waitlist, please register. No deposit is required until the class is confirmed. Once the class is confirmed, full payment is due within two weeks.

For additional information, please contact the Punahou School Tennis Office at 808.944.5835.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
1 - 12	30 minutes $35 per lesson	$35	51013
1 - 12	45 minutes $52 per lesson	$52	51023
1 - 12	60 minutes $69 per lesson	$69	51033

Tennis Camp

The Punahou Summer Tennis Camp is a competitive tennis camp designed for players who are in the early stages of competitive play or want to begin competitive play. Highlights included are: singles and doubles strategy, skill development, movement and footwork, fitness training, rules of play, supervised match play practice.

ABILITY LEVEL: 3.0 level and above, one year of experience in Punahou “Young Stars”, “Rising Stars” or “Slamming Aces” or USTA Jr. Team Tennis Program.

Minimum eight students, Maximum 24 students. Open to Punahou and visiting students.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 8	9:00 a.m. - noon July 20 - 24	$250	51733 closed
4 - 8	9:00 a.m. - noon July 27 - July 31	$250	51743

Tennis Camp

The Punahou Summer Tennis Camp is a competitive tennis camp designed for players who are either in the early stages of competitive play or want to begin competitive play. Highlights include singles and doubles strategy, skill development, movement and footwork, fitness training, rules of play and supervised match play practice.

ABILITY LEVEL: 3.0 level and above, one year of experience in Punahou “Young Stars,” “Rising Stars,” “Slamming Aces” or USTA Jr. Team Tennis Program.

Minimum eight students, maximum 24 students

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 8	9:00 a.m. - noon June 1 - 5	$250	51713 closed

Tennis Classes

Tennis lessons are offered to students of all abilities in this intensive five-week course. Lessons emphasize a fun and engaged learning environment, while providing basic to advanced instruction depending on the level of the class. Instructors use a combination of “play-based” learning and progressive lesson plans that lay the foundation for building one’s tennis skills. Competitive playing opportunities integrate the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and practicing good sportsmanship. Emphasis is on the long-term development of the student, while encouraging students to adopt tennis as a lifelong sport.

On a designated day each week, a short “demo-day” is creatively organized by the coaching staff before each class. These highly anticipated demo-days are fun and entertaining productions that provide students visual exposure to stroke development and tactics, while highlighting specific skills and techniques.

Lessons are one hour in length, five days per week. In the event of inclement weather, special “rainy day” classes are held (classes are not cancelled.) Tennis staff members accompany all first- and second-graders to and from the tennis courts, as well as to other Summer School classes, ensuring safe travel. Supervision is also offered to students present on the tennis lanai immediately prior to and following all lessons.

Students are required to wear non-marking tennis specific shoes, shorts/skirts and a t-shirt or blouse.Sun protection (sunscreen, hat and sunglasses) is highly recommended. Tennis rackets of appropriate size and weight are provided for students who do not bring their own rackets.

Students are grouped according to ability. Please check the experience level indicated on the course listing.

Advanced Programs:

Students may apply for the advanced programs if they have participated in Punahou’s “Young Stars” and Tournament Training programs, or they must have Tennis Faculty approval. Players who currently participate in USTA Jr. Challenger or Open Tournaments may also apply. For questions or assistance, please call 808.944.5835.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
1 - 2 Beginning (0 – 3 yrs.)	1:00 - 2:00 p.m.	$495	51543 closed
3 - 9 Beginning - Intermediate (0 – 3 yrs.)	1:00 - 2:00 p.m.	$495	51553 closed
1 - 2 Beginning (0 – 3 yrs.)	2:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$495	51573
3 - 9 Beginning – Intermediate (0 – 3 yrs.)	2:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$495	51583 closed

Tennis: JET I

The JET program is a high-performance “invitational” program that develops players physically, emotionally and mentally for advanced competition. Other key aspects of training include fitness and injury prevention with both off-court and on-court exercises. The program is divided into two teams (JET I & JET II).

For highly competitive players training for sectional and national tournaments and Varsity season. Criteria is based on USTA ranking (sectional and national), UTR, Varsity team experience, maturity, attitude, and age.

3:30 - 6:00 p.m. Tues, Thur

2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Sat

Fee - $40/Lesson

Interested students should contact the tennis office at 944-5835 for more information.

Tennis: JET II

The JET program is a high-performance “invitational” program that develops players physically, emotionally and mentally for advanced competition. Other key aspects of training include fitness and injury prevention with both off-court and on-court exercises. The program is divided into two teams (JET I & JET II).

For competitive players training for sectional tournaments, Junior Varsity teams, or those who enjoy tennis and want to continue their training. Criteria is based on USTA sectional rankings, UTR, Junior Varsity (or other compatible level) experience, maturity, attitude, and age.

Grade Level - 9-12

9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Sat

Fee - $40/Lesson

Interested students should contact the tennis office at 944-5835 for more information.

Terrific Trumpets – Small Group Lessons

Playing in a band is fun! Small group lessons will help students improve their musical and instrumental skills and help build confidence in an ensemble setting. Students will work on the fundamentals of technique, build musicianship, develop practice skills and learn about instrument care.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	2:45 - 3:40 p.m. Mon, Wed	$200	71213

The League: Punahou Summer Baseball Camp

The League is a course designed to develop the life skills of leadership, teamwork, and accountability through a shared interest in baseball. Students will be taught the fundamentals and the basic rules/strategies needed to enjoy the game. Students will participate in fun baseball-challenges and epic relay races that will develop baseball IQ and character. In The League, students will have the opportunity to connect with students from different grade levels, other schools, states, and countries. Students will also be given the opportunity to connect with current Punahou baseball players. The camp also includes weekly modified games to ensure full participation from all players at multiple positions. Each week of the course is balanced to monitor player energy levels and include mental and physical skills training in a competitive game atmosphere and a fun, supportive coaching environment that can improve players at any level.

Two athletic shirts are included in the course fees.

Disclaimer: This is not a feeder program or prerequisite to play Punahou baseball. No baseball experience is required to take this course.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
5 - 7	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	35043 closed

Theatre Performance

Grades 6 – 8: Get ready to immerse yourself in a full “page to stage” experience! Through dramatic exploration, students practice and utilize necessary acting skills to develop confidence, poise and characters. The class will experience the full theatre process: from reading and analyzing the selected play to auditions, casting and rehearsals. Each student will gain a deeper understanding of the actor/director/stage manager relationship while honing their craft.

The class culminates in 2 daytime and 2 evening performances for peers, family and friends in the DWS Black Box Theater stage.

Dates of Performances:

Wednesday, July 15th at 6:00 p.m.

Thursday, July 16th at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday, July 16th at 6:00 p.m.

Friday, July 17th at 10:30 a.m.

Students should be committed to attending the full rehearsal schedule, as well as participating in all performances the final week of summer school.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	84073 closed

Trombone Rangers – Small Group Lessons

Playing in a band is fun! Small group lessons will help students improve their musical and instrumental skills and help build confidence in an ensemble setting. Students will work on the fundamentals of technique, build musicianship, develop practice skills and learn about instrument care.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	2:45 - 3:40 p.m. Mon, Tues	$200	71223

Up, Up and Away

Using a hands-on approach, students learn basic aeronautic principles as well as how planes and kites actually get off the ground. Activities challenge the students’ fine motor skills, their ability to follow directions and their perseverance in following a task to completion. Flight simulators, plane making, and kite creation are all are part of this class in which the sky is the limit.

Sample Course Information:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgLxbdS7-uQ&list=UUjUeNaTLg5m_-XOzA0wmT4Q&index=28&feature=plcp

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	28631
4 - 5	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	28632 closed

Virtual Reality Internship: Create Immersive Simulations (NEW)

The winds howl, the house trembles, then rips apart. You are in the middle of a virtual reality simulation, experiencing firsthand what it feels like to be in a Category 5 hurricane.

The young student puts on the goggles and assumes the controls on the stunt plane. Barrel roll! Loop-the-loop! Power dive! She is one of 18,000 students across Hawaii who each year can learn about the principles of flight in virtual reality because of your creative efforts to help build this flight simulator.

These are some of the simulations we are building, and we invite you to join us on the cutting edge. Come learn how to create the art, sound, code, story, and interactions that enable people to immerse into situations too dangerous, inaccessible or otherwise impossible to experience firsthand.

This is a new type of summer school course: a summer internship hosted on campus where you work closely with a real startup on the cutting edge.

Learn professional skills, work on real projects, gain industry insight, innovate with new technologies.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	22081 closed
9 - 12	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	22093

Virtual Reality Internship: Inside Famous Companies (NEW)

Join us in creating new ways to explore careers --all while learning cutting edge 21st-century skills. We are looking for students interested in shooting virtual reality video, writing interactive scripts, and/or coding. No previous experience needed. We aim to work with you to pioneer immersive tours into the hottest companies in the economy.

You will be working with the CEO of a top startup in the virtual reality space as we create new ways for students across the country to experience through virtual reality a day in the life of leading businesses. This is a new type of summer school course: a summer internship hosted on campus where you work closely with real startups.

As part of the course we will be talking with key figures from companies like Facebook (Oculus Rift), National Geographic, Industrial Light & Magic, and Google.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	22182 closed
9 - 12	1:00 - 3:00 p.m.	$575	22193

Voice Class

This course is designed for students who are interested in exploring and developing their singing voice. Learn how to sing with a beautiful tone, work on breath management, diction, range and expression. Practice sight-singing and develop critical listening skills while listening to one another. Together with friends, have fun studying and performing folk songs, art songs or selections from musical theater! The course focuses on solo singing, including confident stage presentation and individualized repertoire. Enrollment is limited to 10 students per class.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	1:00 - 1:55 p.m. Mon, Wed	$275	71113 closed
4 - 5	1:45 - 2:40 p.m. Tues, Thur	$275	71123
6 - 8	2:00 - 2:55 p.m. Mon, Wed	$275	71143
6 - 8	2:45 - 3:40 p.m. Tues, Thur	$275	71133 closed

Water Polo - Beginning

This co-ed non-contact introductory program is for the first-timer who wants to learn and try a team water sport. The course is geared for beginners as well as advanced swimmers who want to improve their technical movement skills and tactical awareness. Water skills are particularly critical at this stage of development and the focus is on water safety, health and fitness, with the opportunity for students to meet new friends in this fun team environment. Character traits, abilities and physical aspects are improved in the water through play. Aqua joggers are provided for maximum participation and safety. Age-appropriate water polo basic fundamentals are designed by USA Water Polo in partnership with the Positive Coaching Alliance.

Students should supply their own towels. No goggles needed.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 5	1:00 - 1:40 p.m.	$325	54513 closed
2 - 5	1:45 - 2:25 p.m.	$325	54523
2 - 5	2:30 - 3:10 p.m.	$325	54533

Wo International Center: Pan Pacific Program (NEW)

The Pan-Pacific Program was established in 1969 to link Punahou with schools and students from high school from around the Pacific to exchange ideas, understand different mindsets, and engage in cultural sharing. After four year hiatus, the Pan-Pacific Program will be relaunched with students entering 4th and 5th grade. Students from Punahou's partners in Taiwan and Japan will spend two weeks this summer learning about the ocean that connects all of us, cycle of pollution, language instruction, design challenges, and cultural practices. Students will spend time on campus as well as field trips around the island to engage in service learning and what makes the island so unique and special to share.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
4 - 5	8:00 - 4:00 p.m. July 6 - 17	$840	29843

Woodshop

This course covers the fundamental elements of the design thinking process. Students learn the basic steps needed to identify and respond to a client’s needs. Working in design groups they will create design specifications, brainstorm possible solutions and fabricate a testable prototype. Students will also focus on the key skills and dispositions needed to work successfully in teams. The prototyping portion of the course focuses on woodshop safety, basic tool operation, digital design software and rapid prototyping tools such as laser cutter operation.

Covered shoes are required daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
6 - 8	8:00 - 9:50 a.m.	$575	25861
6 - 8	10:10 a.m. - noon	$575	25862

Wrestling (Coed)

Classes held in Forrest Hall.

First meeting: Students will be notified via email.

Enrollment is limited to current and incoming Punahou students.

Health Appraisal & Athletic Participation Forms must be on file to participate.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
7 - 12	4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Tues, Thurs June 8 - July 17	$50	61326

Young Scientist Camp (NEW)

Ever wonder how to make slime? Or why certain things fizz and explode when mixed together? In Young Scientist camp, students will explore the foundational elements of chemistry and enjoy hands-on experiences and activities. The course aims to develop students into resourceful thinkers and problem-solvers as they are introduced to concepts, pose questions and arrive at answers based on direct observation and experimentation. Class requires a curious mind and the ability to work collaboratively.

Students should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle daily.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2 - 5	8:00 - 3:00 p.m. June 15 - 19	$420	25423

Camp Extended Care* (NEW)
This course is designed to provide daily supervision and care for students after the conclusion of each camp. The program will include a variety of age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play, games, and activities. Parents may pick up their children directly from the classroom at any time between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and from the assigned pick up area between 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Please note that enrollment is limited to students attending the camp designated for that week.

Grade Level	Time	Course Fee	Course Number
2	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 15 - 19	$75	23124
3	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 15 - 19	$75	23134
4	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 15 - 19	$75	23144
5	3:00 - 5:30 p.m. June 15 - 19	$75	23154

Entering Grade(s):	K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Adult
Department(s):	Academy Non-Credit Afternoon Enrichment Chess Digital Media
	Engineering, Coding & Design Life Skills Language Arts/English Mathematics
	Music School Performing Arts Visual Arts and Fashion Science and Exploration
	Social Studies Sports Summer ILH Athletics Sustainability/Entrepreneurship/Service
	Weekly Camps
Session(s):	Early Session Morning I (8:00) Morning II (10:10) Afternoon Extended Session
Course Status:	Open Closed New for 2020