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Where ? Subjects Covered in Summer Camp 2013: Kincaid International School of Kincaid International School Bangkok Summer Camp 2013 is de- Math – Reflection, rotation, and signed to encourage students to un- translation. Similar and congruent, Summer Camp 2013 derstand and appreciate the beauty lines of symmetry, rotational sym- of nature. Students will learn about metry, fractions—multiply, divide, June 10— July 19 different parts of nature and how all add, and subtract. Ratios, proportions, these parts come together to form and percents. ‘’Symphony of Life” Science – Organisms– Classifica- tion, photosynthesis, life cycle, habi- tats, plants hormones and their ac- tions, natural selection, ecology, adap- tation and survival. Language Arts – Phonics, Reading Comprehension, Spelling, and Re- search Methodology. Humanities – History of planet Earth, plants and animals, weathering and rock formation. Soil—types and formation. “The poetry of Earth is never dead: Computer – Elements of Computer When all the birds are faint with the hot sun, and world wide web . perfect balance and harmony of life. And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run ………. This will help them understand and Arts and Crafts – Drawing and The poetry of Earth is ceasing never…… “ realize the incredible elements of our Painting, plant and animal crafts. John Keats world that converge together to cre- Sports – Basketball, badminton, JOIN KINCAID SUMMER CAMP Volleyball, Futsal etc. 2013 TO ENJOY THE MELODIOUS ate an everlasting universal sympho- SYMPHONY OF LIFE ny . Music – Violin, Guitar, Keyboard, 6 WEEKS @ 15,000 SUMMER CAMP 2013 : SYMPHONY OF LIFE Address Parent’s Name Student’s Name in advance ments arrange- necessary the make us enable to 2013 17, May than later not Office Kincaid to below form response the send back in and to fill quested If you would like your child to join this year summer camp you are re- are you camp summer year this join to child your like would If you How Do We Do That? Work Hard, Play Hard Summer time is a time of fun, that is why “Tell me and I forget, Teach me and I may Kincaid summer school is an intensive remember, Involve me and I learn” camp for both academic and extra curricu- Benjamin Franklin lar activities. At Kincaid we don’t just tell our students, we . teach by involving them in the learning pro- cess so that they can remember and learn. This is why we lay much emphasis on our student’s involvement and participation in our hands—on learning technique. Every voice plays its part in an orchestra , hence at Kincaid International School ordi- Students will enjoy all kinds of sport nary kids are given the opportunity to excel with our new sports facilities and also by giving them the chance to learn in a con- have the opportunity of visiting places of Tel. No: Grade ducive environment. Summer camp is one of interest to reinforce whatever they learn those means to achieve this end as students in the classroom. enjoy the camaraderie of other students in exploring our universe -the assorted colors, the beauty , and the diversity of natural organisms. .

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