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2025 Winter/Spring Classes
- 01/15 to 06/04 20 Classes Wednesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $415/term No classes on Mar. 26Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.
This class is all about building confidence. Your child will learn to confidently discuss opinions and describe the world around them.
Participants build their confidence speaking in front of others and completing speech-skill achievements. Your child will give impromptu speeches and planned speeches. He or she will also learn how to critique the speeches of others in a helpful and positive manner. Participants are also encouraged to take active roles such as comedian, timer, and canvasser.
01/10 to 06/06 20 Classes Friday 3:45pm-4:45pm $415/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Speech: Participants build their confidence speaking in front of others and completing skill achievements.
Students will write a prepared speech with guidance from the instructor. Students have the freedom to pick any topic for their prepared speech as long as it falls within the category decided by the instructor. The categories include informative, persuasive, storytelling, and demonstrative.
Students will also learn how to critique the speeches of others in a helpful and positive manner. Roles include timer, listener, librarian, counter, comedian, and recorder.
Debate: This class will integrate a portion of debate in it. Debate is a valuable activity for students of all skill levels. Debate teaches useful skills for other academic pursuits and life more generally. Most obviously, debaters build confidence speaking in public and expressing their ideas eloquently.
Instructor: Javid Solan01/17 to 06/13 20 Classes Friday 6:00pm-7:30pm $615/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: Online20 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Course Description: This is the third course of Speech/Debate series. While this course continues to help students build up the Speech confidence and skills, it focuses more on Debate.
Below are the sample topics to cover in the class. Topics may vary in different terms.
Unit 1: Introduction to Debate
1. Introduce students to some basic concepts and terms.
2. Involve students in an informal debate.Unit 2: Expanding on the concept of debate
1. Observe a live or videotaped debate.
2. Take part in an informal debate.Unit 3: Affirmative Structure
1. Gain an understanding of the Affirmative philosophy.
2. Examine the speech of the first Affirmative.Unit 4: Overview of Negative Strategy
1. Understand negative strategy.
2. understand the job of the first Negative speakerUnit 5: Overview of Debate
1. Second Affirmative Constructive Speech
2. Second Negative Constructive Speech
3. The Break
4. Rebuttal by First Negative
5. Rebuttal by First AffirmativeUnit 6: The Great debate (Discussion, Preparation, Presentation)
Provide students an opportunity to prepare and debate in a formal style.
Debate is an excellent way to develop critical thinking skills. The process of researching a debate is one of examining the pros and cons of an issue, determining what the problems are and considering alternative solutions. The research and presentation of a debate is clearly a team effort, and participation in activities like debate explicitly develops the skills needed to work in teams.
Instructor: Julie Weindel01/16 to 06/05 20 Classes Thursday 3:45pm-3:45pm $515/term No classes on Mar. 27Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Comprehensive Reading and Vocabulary Level 1 is a direct, systematic, and highly interactive reading comprehension program. The course aligns with the ITBS Reading test, and we use the ITBS reading test to measure student's achievement in this class.
The class is designed with a one-year curriculum for K-1st grade students. This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA reading tests. While the reading and vocabulary materials helps students to build up the solid fundation and reading skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online reading practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. ITBS tests can be taken by nomination in Fall term, and OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-gifted
Level 1A: Starting students with the "Make Connections Book 1" to build up comprehensive reading skills. We use the "Vocabulary Workshop for Comprehension 1" for expanding students' vocabulary. Level 1A usually takes 12 to 14 weeks to finish.
Level 1B: Starting with more complex text readings we will have "From Phonics to Reading B" as our vocabulary and reading textbook to take students to the next level of reading comprehension. We will use "Information Text Message 1 & 2" and "ITBS/OSA Reading online tests for Grade 1" to learn the test strategies too. And 6 books from Comprehension Library 1 will be used in class for students to apply their newly acquired skills and strategies. Level 1B usually takes about 20 weeks to complete.
Level 1C: This is a bridge program in the Summer to solidify and improve students' comprehensive reading skills and prepare for the next school year. The vocabulary book "Fun-time Phonics K-2" will be used.
Student books for Level 1B:
Information Text Message 1& 2 (PDFs only)
From Phonics to Reading B (hard copy of book is included)
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3901/14 to 06/03 20 Classes Tuesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $515/term No classes on Mar. 25Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Comprehensive Reading and Vocabulary Level 2 is a direct, systematic, and highly interactive reading comprehension program. The course aligns with the ITBS Reading test, and we use the ITBS reading test to measure student's achievement in this class.
The class is designed with a one-year curriculum for 2nd grade students. This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA reading tests. While the reading and vocabulary materials helps students to build up the solid fundation and reading skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online reading practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. ITBS tests can be taken by nomination in Fall term, and OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-gifted.
Level 2A: Starting students with the "Make Connections Book 2" to build up comprehensive reading skills. We use "Vocabulary Workshop for Comprehensive 2" for expanding students' vocabulary with a comprehensive reading context. Level 2A usually take 12 to 14 weeks to finish.
Level 2B: We use "TR Instant Reading Comprehension Practice 2" for the comprehension strategies and reading skills in class, we will use "Wordly Wise Book 2" in the 2B level to power up students' vocabulary further by putting the words in multiple contexts. 8-10 books from Comprehension Library will be used in/out of class for students to apply their newly acquired skills and strategies. Level 2B usually take about 20 weeks to complete.
Level 2C: This is a bridge program in the Summer to further solidify and improve students' comprehensive reading skills and prepare for the next school year. The various curriculum will be used for Level 2C.
Students will build up the following skills in this class:
1. Understand skills such as cause and effect, drawing conclusions, and predicting outcomes.
2. Locate, interpret, and organize key information in a text.
3. Analyze words in a text using vocabulary strategies.
4. Utilize text features such as maps, graphs, tables, photos, and glossaries to aid comprehension.
5. Interpret a variety of genres including biographies, science & social studies texts, Greek myth, and much more!Student books for Level 2B:
Wordly Wise 3000 for Grade 2 (4th Edition)
Instant Reading Comprehension Practice 2 (PDF & use in class only)
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3902/03 to 06/09 17 Classes Monday 4:00pm-5:30pm $690/term No classes on Mar. 24, May 26Location: Online20Comprehensive Reading and Vocabulary Level 3 is a direct, systematic, and highly interactive reading comprehension program. The course aligns with the ITBS Reading test, and we use the ITBS reading test to measure student's achievement in this class.
The class is designed with a one-year curriculum for 3rd students. This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA reading tests. While the reading and vocabulary materials helps students to build up the solid fundation and reading skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online reading practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. ITBS tests can be taken by nomination in Fall term, and OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-gifted.
Level 3A: Students will start with the "Make Connections 3“ book to build up comprehensive reading skills with the high-quality of scientific reading. Six books from Comprehension Library 3 will be used in/out of class for students to apply their newly acquired skills and strategies. We use the ”Vocabulary Workshop for Comprehensive 3“ for expanding students' vocabulary with a comprehensive reading context. Level 3A usually takes 12 to 14 weeks to finish.
Level 3B: After finishing the Make Connections 3 book, we will continue with the "Reading Detective Beginning" and "Close Reading Complex Text 3" book in level 3B to further refine reading skills with more complex high-quality text. We will use the book "Wordly Wise book 3" to power up students' vocabulary further by putting the words in multiple contexts. The Online Reading Skill Unit Tests will be used to have students to practice the reading tests in the standard format and assess students' reading skills. Level 3B usually takes about 20 weeks to complete.
Level 3C: This is a bridge program in the Summer to further solidify and improve students' comprehensive reading skills and prepare for the next school year. The various curriculum will be used for Level 3C.
Students will build up the following skills in this class:
1. Understand skills such as cause and effect, drawing conclusions, and predicting outcomes.
2. Locate, interpret, and organize key information in a text.
3. Analyze words in a text using vocabulary strategies.
4. Utilize text features such as maps, graphs, tables, photos, and glossaries to aid comprehension.
5. Interpret a variety of genres including biographies, science & social studies texts, Greek myth, and much more!Student books for Level 3B:
Wordly Wise 3000 Book 3 (4th edition)
Reading Detective Beginning
Close Reading Complex Text 3
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3901/10 to 06/06 20 Classes Friday 4:00pm-5:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: Online11 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Comprehensive Reading and Vocabulary Level 4 is a direct, systematic, and highly interactive reading comprehension program. The course aligns with the ITBS Reading test, and we use the ITBS reading test to measure student's achievement in this class.
The class is designed with a one-year curriculum for 4th grade students. This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA reading tests and reading/vocabulary skills for middle school. While the reading and vocabulary materials helps students to build up the solid fundation and reading skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online reading practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-gifted
Level 4A: We will start with the "Make Connections 4” to build up comprehensive reading skills by looking into the connections in the text. We use "Vocabulary Workshop for Comprehensive 4" for expanding students' vocabulary with a comprehensive reading context. Level 4A usually takes 12 to 14 weeks to finish.
Level 4B: We will take students to the next reading level with "Close Reading Complex Text 4" and "Reading Explorer Book 2" in 4B with more complex high-quality scientific texts. we will use the vocabulary book "Wordly Wise book 4" to power up students' vocabulary further by putting the words in multiple contexts. Level 4B usually take about 20 weeks to complete.
Level 4C: This is a bridge program in the Summer to further solidify and improve students' comprehensive reading skills and prepare for the next school year. The various curriculum will be used for Level 4C.
Students will build up the following skills in this class:
1. Understand skills such as cause and effect, drawing conclusions, and predicting outcomes.
2. Locate, interpret, and organize key information in a text.
3. Analyze words in a text using vocabulary strategies.
4. Utilize text features such as maps, graphs, tables, photos, and glossaries to aid comprehension.
5. Interpret a variety of genres including biographies, science & social studies texts, Greek myth, and much more!Student books for Level 4B:
Reading Explorer Book 2
Wordly Wise 3000 Book 4 (4th edition)
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. The hard copy of Wordly Wise book 4 is included in your class registration. You may also borrow the hard copy of "Reading Explorer 2" book from Sunshine Elite office.
Instructor: Merveille Musangu01/10 to 06/06 20 Classes Friday 5:30pm-7:00pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: Online11 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Comprehensive Reading and Vocabulary Level 5 is a direct, systematic, and highly interactive reading comprehension program that teaches students practical strategies to bolster their vocabulary and academic acumen. The course aligns with the ITBS Reading & SSAT tests which will be used to measure students’ achievement.
The class is designed with a one-year curriculum for 5th grade students. This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA reading tests and reading/vocabulary skills for middle school. While the reading and vocabulary materials helps students to build up the solid foundation and reading skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online reading practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-gifted
Level 5A: We will start with "Reading Explorer Book 3" to build up comprehensive reading skills and scientific reading skills. We use “Wordly Wise Book 5” for expanding students' vocabulary with a comprehensive reading context. Level 5A usually takes 12 to 14 weeks to finish.
Level 5B: We will continue with "Reading Detective A1" book in level 5B to further refine reading skills with more complex high-quality text. While wrapping up with the Wordly Wise 5, we will have a new book "Vocabulary Workshop for Comprehensive 5" to power up students' vocabulary further by putting the words in multiple contexts. Six books from Comprehension Library 5 will be used in/out of class for students to apply their newly acquired skills and strategies. Level 5B usually takes about 20 weeks to complete.
Level 5C: This is a bridge program in the Summer to further solidify and improve students' comprehensive reading skills and prepare for the next school year.
Students will sharpen their skills in:
• Logical Analysis using principles of cause and effect to help draw conclusions/predict outcomes.
• Discourse Analysis using linguistic and textual principles to interpret/organize key information.
• Semantic Analysis using specific words in a text to discover implicit information.
• Textual Analysis using textual/graphics features such as maps/graphs to aid in comprehension.
• Interpretation using a variety of genres (including biography, scientific writing, social studies texts, Greek mythology, etc.) in order to apply the methods over a range of discourses.Literary Analysis Skills
• Defining vocabulary using contextual clues.
• Recognizing figurative language.
• Identifying the main idea, supporting details, and theme.
• Recognizing literary and rhetorical devices.
• Identifying story elements: theme, plot, setting, and characters.Student books for Level 5B:
Wordly Wise 3000 Book 5 (4th edition)
Reading Detective A1
Close Reading Complex Text 5
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. The "Wordly Wise book 5" is included in your registration. You may buy the "Reading Detective A1" and "Close Reading Complex Text 5" book at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
Instructor: Merveille Musangu
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3902/03 to 06/09 17 Classes Monday 5:30pm-7:00pm $690/term No classes on Mar. 24, May 26Location: Online20This is the Vocabulary/Reading class to build up the advanced comprehensive Reading and Vocabulary skills for middle school students. This class is also help to prepare for the SSAT/HSPT tests which are the standard tests for Private High school application. We will refine the reading/vocabulary skills and tips by practice tests for each section.
The SSAT score is required by OES, Catlin Cable high school application or it can be used to qualify the talented search program such as Johns Hopkins for talented youth https://cty.jhu.edu/. SSAT tests usually are hosted by some local schools like OES, Catlin Cable. The tests are usually offered in December, January, and February.
The HSPT test is similar to the SSAT test, which is used by the Christian High schools like Jesuit, St. Mary, or Valley Catholic. HSPT test is usually offered in January by the private school like Jesuit.
We will use "Wordly Wise Book 7" for expanding students' vocabulary with a comprehensive reading context. The "Reading Detective B1" will be used to build the comprehensive reading skills with high quality texts. We will use the SSAT/HSPT online practice tests for practice and mock the real tests. All materials will be provided via the Class Page in students' Sunshine account.Student books for Level 6/7B and SSAT:
Wordly Wise Book 7 - hard copy
Reading Detective B1
SSAT/HSPT materials and online tests from multiple resources.Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. The "Wordly Wise book 7" is included in your registration. You may buy the "Reading Detective B1" book at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link: https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=39&filter_title=Detective
02/01 to 06/07 17 Classes Saturday 1:00pm-2:30pm $690/term No classes on Mar. 22 and May 24Location: Online2This is a direct, systematic, and highly interactive reading comprehension program that teaches students practical strategies to build their reading comprehension while bolstering their vocabulary and academic acumen. The course aligns with the PSAT 8/9 tests which will be used to measure the students’ achievements.
The comprehension reading materials will be selected from multiple sources and delivered to students by PDF files. We will continue to use the Merriam-Webster's vocabulary Builder based on Latin Roots. A knowledge of Greek and Latin roots will not only help you remember the meanings of the words you are learning in class but will help you guess at the meanings of new words that you run into elsewhere. This is the most powerful way to continue expanding your vocabulary in the future.
Textbooks:
Instructor: Julie Hlad
Reading 2: Reading Explore 5, PSAT 8/9, PreACT related Readings
Merriam-Webster's Vocabulary Builder based on Latin Roots (Continune')01/14 to 06/03 20 Classes Tuesday 5:00pm-6:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 25Location: Online2 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Literary reading skills are above basic and key reading skills to the point where students grasp texts in all their complexity. It is reading between the lines in order to discover levels of meaning and develop meaningful interpretations.
In this class, students will:
(1) Review Basic Reading (imagining, responding, skimming)
(2) Learn Reflective Reading (selecting, scanning, tracking)
(3) Learn Analytical Reading (Interpreting, analyzing)
(4) Write a critical analysis style essay
(5) Build vocabulary/syntax throughout the reading
(6) Create a unique, critical essay with correct logical structure and grammarThis class is designed with a one-year curriculum for 5th - 6th grade students. The class will use various books on different terms throughout the year. Sunshine will provide an Ecopy of the books used in class or a free rental of the hard copy of the book whenever possible.
Text Books for Literary Reading Level II-B:
Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster
Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper
Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech
Matilda by Roald Dahl
One for the Murphys by Linda Mullaly Hunt
Rangers Apprentice by John Flanagan
Poetry Unit
Short Story Unit
Note: If many students have already read a novel, we will choose an alternate.
01/16 to 06/05 20 Classes Thursday 5:00pm-6:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 27Location: Online2 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.In How to Read A Book, Van Doren and Mortimer talk about four main levels of reading: elementary reading, inspectional reading, analytical reading, and syntopical reading.
Analytical reading goes beyond elementary reading (putting sounds and words together to discover surface-level meaning) and inspectional reading (systematic skimming and superficial reading) to the point where the student begins to understand the book and the author's views on the subject. From this point, the students will be better able to tackle the syntopic reading skills that will enable them to thrive in higher levels of academia.
In this class, students will:
(1) Practice Elementary Reading
(2) Learn Inspectional Reading (systematic skimming, superficial reading)
(3) Learn Analytical Reading (classifying, summarizing, relating the part to whole and vice versa, and defining the problem that the author has articulated)
(4) Write critical analysis essays
(5) Build up vocabulary through the readings and exercises
(6) Develop a unique, critical essay writing style with logical structure and correct grammar.This class is designed with a one-year curriculum for 7th - 9th grade students. The class will use various books on different terms throughout the year. Sunshine will provide an Ecopy of the books used in class or a free rental of the hard copy of the book whenever possible.
Text Books for Literary Reading Level III-B:
(1) Book Thief by Markus Zusak
(2) A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron
(3) Looking Glass Wars by Frank Bedor
(4) Lord of the Flies by William Golding
(5) Ungifted by Gordon Korman(6) Much Ado About Nothing Wm Shakespeare
Note: If many students have already read a novel, we will choose an alternate.
We will also draw from these Additional Text Books (pdfs provided):
Instructor: Julie Hlad
(1) How to Read Literature Like a Professor: A Lively and Entertaining Guide to Reading Between the Lines.
(2) A Short Guide to Writing about Literature (12th Edition)
(3) Reading the World: Contemporary Literature from Around the Globe by Plc (short stories, plays, poetry)
(4) A World of Ideas: Essential Readings for College Writers by Lee A. Jacobus (essays)01/11 to 06/07 20 Classes Saturday 1:00pm-2:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 22 and May 24Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is a refined skill-based guided writing level 3 class that is taught in a different way: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose.
Here is a presentation video for the class:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/videos/presentations/Strength-Focused-Writing-122020.mp4Writing Level 3 focuses on writing three related paragraphs on one topic.
We will be building writing skills and grammar systematically for students in grades 3 and 4. Most of the skills are drawn from the higher level of the grade spread, therefore this class is most appropriate for advanced grade 3 students and on-level grade 4 students. Each of our levels has two years worth of skill content. A student can take this level for two years without repeating content! When your student is ready to develop multiple organizational structures, they will move on to Level 4.
Our "skill-based" program helps children focus on specific writing skills in each class, so students gain mastery skill by skill. They become confident, competent writers. Each term we practice many genres of writing. Each genre builds different skills such as building attention to word choice with poetry and attention to descriptive details with science writing.
Meanwhile "guided" writing is highly supported, and enables students to produce complete writing that is well-structured.
For example, in Level 3, instead of asking a child to write about themselves, a guided writing assignment could provide the following prompts: 1. What is something you like to do? Explain what you like about it or how you do it. 2. What are some important things to know about you? [Choose at least 3 details, such as name, age, family members, school, favorite things] 3. What experiences in your past have been important to you? 4. Complete the sentence: I am the kind of person who _______. 5. What does it feel like to be you? 6. Now write your paragraphs in a good order.
A child who follows these prompts learns to include explanations, make generalizations, and order paragraphs thoughtfully. They learn specific ending strategies, such as closing with feelings.
We will use the https://stonesoup.com/ website for inspiration, submit writing for publication, and if all goes as planned, we will do some publishing of our own.
We will begin each class by building grammar with the Grammar Workshop from Sadlier throughout the year.
Student Grammar/Workbooks for Writing 3B
Grammar Workshop for Grade 3 (Continued)
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
Instructor: Jennifer Rose
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=39(2 spots left)
01/13 to 06/09 20 Classes Monday 5:00pm-6:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 24, May 26Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is a refined skill-based guided writing level 4 class that is taught in a different way: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose.
Here is a presentation video for the class:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/videos/presentations/Strength-Focused-Writing-122020.mp4Level 4 focuses on creating coherent, complete writing that is well developed with an introduction, a body, and a conclusion.
We will be building writing skills and vocabulary systematically for students in grades 4 and 5. Most of the skills are drawn from the higher level of the grade spread, therefore this class is most appropriate for advanced grade-4 students and on-level grade 5 students. Each of our levels has two years worth of skill content. A student can take this level for two years without repeating content! When your student has achieved some facility with a variety of organizational structures, they will move on to Level 5.
Our "skill-based" program helps children focus on specific writing skills in each class, so students gain mastery skill by skill. They become confident, competent writers. Each term we practice many genres of writing. Each genre builds different skills such as building attention to word choice with poetry and attention to descriptive details with science writing.
Meanwhile "guided" writing is highly supported, and enables students to produce complete writing that is well-structured.
For example, in Level 4, instead of asking a child to write an essay introducing themselves, a guided writing assignment could provide the following prompts: 1. What is something you like to do? Explain what you like about it or how you do it. 2. What are some important things to know about you? [Choose at least 3 details, such as name, age, family members, school, favorite things] 3. What experiences in your past have been important to you? 4. Complete the sentence: I am the kind of person who _______. 5. What does it feel like to be you? 6. Now write your paragraphs in a good order.
A student who follows these prompts learns to include explanations, make generalizations, and order paragraphs thoughtfully. They learn the strategy of closing with feelings.
We will use the https://stonesoup.com/ website for inspiration, submit writing for publication, and if all goes as planned, we will do some publishing of our own.
We will begin each class by building grammar with the Grammar Workshop from Sadlier throughout the year.
Student Grammar/Workbooks for Strength Writing 4B
Grammar Workshop for Grade 4 (continued)
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
Instructor: Jennifer Rose
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3901/16 to 06/05 20 Classes Thursday 6:30pm-8:00pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 27Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This level 5 class is a refined skill-based guided writing class that is taught in a different way and introduces research: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose.
We will be building writing skills and vocabulary systematically for students in grades 5 and 6. Most of the skills are drawn from the higher level of the grade spread, therefore this class is most appropriate for advanced grade 5 students and on-level grade 6 students. Each of our levels has two years worth of skill content. A student can take this level for two years without repeating content! When your student is ready to write extensive papers and write in test-taking conditions they will move on to Level 6.
Our "skill-based" program helps students focus on specific writing skills in each class, so they gain mastery skill by skill. They become confident, competent writers. Each term we practice many genres of writing. Each genre builds different skills such as building attention to word choice with poetry and attention to descriptive details with scientific writing.
Meanwhile "guided" writing is highly supported, and enables students to produce complete writing that is well-structured.
For example, in Level 5, a guided writing assignment could provide the following prompts: 1. What are three adjectives that describe you? Write two synonyms for each adjective, then circle the best descriptive word. 2. Give evidence (reasons or examples) to support each of the adjectives you chose. 3. What past experiences have contributed to making you who you are? 4. Complete the sentence: I am the kind of person who _______. 5. What does it feel like to be you?
A student who follows these prompts learns to use a thesaurus, provide support for general statements, describe cause and effect relationships, and make classifications and generalizations.
We will use the https://stonesoup.com/ website for inspiration, submit writing for publication, and if all goes as planned, we will do some publishing of our own.
We will begin each class by building grammar with the Grammar Workshop from Sadlier throughout the year.
Student Grammar/Workbooks for Strength Writing 5B
Grammar Workshop for Grade 5 (Continued)
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
Instructor: Jennifer Rose
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3901/10 to 06/06 20 Classes Friday 4:30pm-6:00pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is a refined skill-based guided writing level 6/7 class that is taught in a different way: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose.
Level 6/7 prepares students for middle school success. The small class size makes it possible to focus on students' particular needs, including essay writing and writing under testing conditions. Students learn skills such as topic testing, effective searches, and source evaluation.
Most of the skills are drawn from the higher level of the grade spread, therefore this class is most appropriate for advanced grade-6 students and on-level grade 7 students. Each of our levels has two years worth of skill content. A student can take this level for two years without repeating content!
Our "skill-based" program helps children focus on specific writing skills in each class, so students gain mastery skill by skill. They become confident, competent writers. Each term we practice many genres of writing. Each genre builds different skills such as building attention to word choice with poetry and attention to descriptive details with science writing.
Meanwhile "guided" writing is highly supported, and enables students to produce complete writing that is well-structured.
We will use the https://stonesoup.com/ website for inspiration, submit writing for publication, and if all goes as planned, we will do some publishing of our own.
Student Grammar/Workbooks for Strength Writing 6/7B
Grammar for Writing 6 (Continued)
Grammar for Middle School (Digital copy only)
Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
Instructor: Jennifer Rose
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3901/11 to 06/07 20 Classes Saturday 3:30pm-5:00pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 22 and 29Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is a refined skill-based guided writing level 7/8 class that is taught in a different way: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose.
Level 7/8 prepares students for middle school success. The small class size makes it possible to focus on students' particular needs, including essay writing and writing under testing conditions. Students learn skills such as topic testing, effective searches, and source evaluation.
Most of the skills are drawn from the higher level of the grade spread, therefore this class is most appropriate for advanced grade-7 students and on-level grade 8 students. Each of our levels has two years worth of skill content. A student can take this level for two years without repeating content!
Our "skill-based" program helps children focus on specific writing skills in each class, so students gain mastery skill by skill. They become confident, competent writers. Each term we practice many genres of writing. Each genre builds different skills such as building attention to word choice with poetry and attention to descriptive details with science writing.
Meanwhile "guided" writing is highly supported, and enables students to produce complete writing that is well-structured.
We will use the https://stonesoup.com/ website for inspiration, submit writing for publication, and if all goes as planned, we will do some publishing of our own.
Textbooks:
Grammar book: Grammar for Writing 7 (Continue)
Note: Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link:
Instructor: Jennifer Rose
http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=3901/10 to 06/06 20 Classes Friday 5:00pm-6:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: Online6 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This course offers a critical-creative reading and annotating path to good composing practices at upper secondary and tertiary stages of learning. It aims to support your development of rhetorical strategies, literary analysis and critical composing practices.
You will learn varying kinds of critical thinking needed to make choices – choices of creative purpose and the diction, detail, imagery, and syntax to fulfill it. You will learn the questions to ask to develop a research question and a tenable thesis statement. You will be given sources to support your learning to summarize, quote, cite and reference properly. You will read different types of critical essays that offer various types of claims and well-supported arguments, all to support your understanding of how you may shape your essay. You will increase your vocabulary, understanding of logical, ethical and emotional fallacies to avoid and boost confidence in your capacity for writing various types of essays and critical tasks.
Though the focus of the class will be on composing various types of essays required by AP and IB Diploma Programs, several of those types pertain to SAT essay writing, such as the AP rhetorical analysis essay and IB literary commentary. Preparation for those, including annotating text and various pre-writing approaches can support SAT test takers to prepare for writing and essay well.
Each Essay Level and Grammar has two years worth of skill content. A student can take this level for two years without repeating content!
Student Grammar/Workbooks for Essay 2B:
1. Erica Meltzer: How to Write for Class
2. Grammar & Writing for Standard TestsWe may also use the following textbooks as a reference in class:
1. Patterns for College Writing: A Rhetorical Reader and Guide by Laurie G. Kirszner (Author)
2. From Inquiry to Academic Writing: A text and reader fourth edition by Stuart Greene
3.Various SAT Grammar practicesBooks in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also borrow a hard copy of the textbooks from Sunshine whenever it's still available.
Instructor: Julie Hlad01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 1-A Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 1A, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
As an added challenge for advanced students, we will selectively use the following Singapore Math supplementary materials in class: Singapore Math Intensive Practice (1A & 1B for Level 1) or Singapore Challenge Word Problems
Students starting 1st grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 1A and then finish 1B in the second term of the school year. Students who finish the 1A math in the Summer break may start with level 1B at the beginning of the school year.
If the 1st-grade student is starting 1A in the second term of the school year, we strongly recommend the student to complete level 1B in the coming Summer to catch up.
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 1A test for this class to find out whether your child fits in 1A or should go next level of 1B. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 1-B Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA math tests While the math 3B book helps students to build up the advanced math skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online math practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-giftedThis course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 1B, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
Students in 1st grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 1B in the Winter/Spring term of the school year. Students who finish the 1A math with a 1A final test score of 80% is good to start with level 1B.
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 1A test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 1B. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 2-A Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 2A, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
As an added challenge for advanced students, we will selectively use the following Singapore Math supplementary materials in class: Singapore Math Intensive Practice (2A & 2B for Level 2) or Singapore Challenge Word Problems
Students starting 2nd grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 2A and then finish 2B in the second term of the school year. Students who finish the 2A math in the Summer break may start with level 2B at the beginning of the school year.
If the 2nd-grade student is starting 2A in the second term of the school year, we strongly recommend the student to complete level 2B in the coming Summer to catch up.
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 1B test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 2A. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 7 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 2-B Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA math tests While the math 3B book helps students to build up the advanced math skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online math practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-giftedThis course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 2B, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
Students in 2nd grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 2B in the Winter/Spring term of the school year. Students who finish the 2A math with a 2A final test score of 80% is good to start with level 2B.
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 2A test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 2B. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 5 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This is a class for 3rd graders who want to learn more advanced math skills than school and prepare for the ITBS/OSA math test. This course will go through the math skills thoroughly by using the Singapore Math 3A book to build up solid fundation for the math test (Math Level 3-A Syllabus and Class Plan). Students will also learn the test strategies and sharpen the test skills by engaging in practice tests from multiple leading resources in class or out class as homework.
Students in 3rd-6th grade who score in the 99 percentile in ITBS/OSA Math, together with a 97% in either the ITBS/OSAS Reading or CogAt test, will qualify for the SUMMA program in Middle School. For additional information on the SUMMA program at BSD schools, please check this link: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-giftedYou may check your child's performance via the online practice test reports which will be done along with this class in your Sunshine account via the link "Assessment Tests".
All class material will be provided in PDF file via the class page, plus our online tests with instant grading and reports.
01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online5 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 3-B Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA math tests While the math 3B book helps students to build up the advanced math skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online math practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-gifted
This course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 3B, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
As an added challenge for advanced students, we will selectively use the following Singapore Math supplementary materials in class: Singapore Math Intensive Practice (3A & 3B for Level 3) or Singapore Challenge Word Problems
Students in 3rd grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 3B in the Winter/Spring term of the school year. Students who finish the 3A math with a 3A final test score of 80% is good to start with level 3B.
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 3A test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 3B. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 3 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 4-A Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA math tests While the math 3B book helps students to build up the advanced math skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online math practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-giftedThis course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 4A, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
Students starting 4th grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 4A and then finish 4B in the second term of the school year. Students who complete the 4A math in the Summer break may start with level 4B at the beginning of the school year.
If the 4th-grade student is starting 4A in the second term of the school year, we strongly recommend the student to complete level 4B in the coming Summer to catch up.
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 3B test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 4A. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 5:00pm-6:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 4-B Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives and prepare students for the ITBS Math test with the fundamental skills. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA math tests While the math 3B book helps students to build up the advanced math skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online math practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-giftedThis course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 4B, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
Students in 4th grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 4B in the Winter/Spring term of the school year. Students who finish the 4A math with a 4A final test score of 80% is good to start with level 4B.
We strongly recommend the 4th-grade students who have finished math level 4B in the school year to learn the math level 5A in the coming Summer. The math level 5A class will further deepen students' math knowledge for the coming ITBS Math test in 5th grade, which is a critical test to qualify for the SUMMA program in middle school.
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 4A test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 4B. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
Instructor: Lalith Lulla01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: Online16 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 5-A Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This class will help students to prepare for the ITBS/OSA math tests While the math 3B book helps students to build up the advanced math skills, we also add ITBS/OSA online math practice tests to help students to master the test strategies. BSD school disctrict starts using OSA math/reading tests to qualify SUMMA since 2022. OSA math/reading tests are scheduled for 3rd-5th graders in Spring term. Here is the latest SUMMA information from BSD school district: https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/departments/teaching-learning/student-programs/talented-and-giftedThis course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 5A, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
Students starting 5th grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 5A and then finish 5B in the second term of the school year. Students who complete the 5A math in the Summer break may start with level 5B at the beginning of the school year.
Students who have finished the math level 5A or 5B with a final test score of 85% above should be able to start PreAlgebra to learn more advanced math for the coming middle school math placement test. Middle school math placement test is usually given to the 6th grade at the beginning of the school year, which is even more critical than the SUMMA tests.
Students who have finished math level 5A should be able to start with F1: Number to Algebra (middle school math 6/7), and students who have finished math level 5B should be able to start with F2: PreAlgebra (middle school math 7/8).
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 4B test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 5A. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
Instructor: Lalith Lulla01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 3:45pm-4:45pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online5 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Math Level 5-B Syllabus and Class Plan
The goal of this program is to enhance and add supplemental materials to school-taught objectives. We teach this class to ensure that students fully understand new concepts and methods, while also providing homework to develop understanding and build a love for math. According to student level of performance, we will adjust pacing to various levels and include challenge problems.
This course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 5B, which is the refined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proven top math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teaches students to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail while simultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial, and abstract.
As an added challenge for advanced students, we will selectively use the following Singapore Math supplementary materials in class: Singapore Math Intensive Practice (5A & 5B for Level 5) or Singapore Challenge Word Problems
Students in 5th grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 5B in the Winter/Spring term of the school year. Students who finish the 5A math with a 5A final test score of 80% is good to start with level 5B.
Students who have finished the math level 5A or 5B with a final test score of 85% above should be able to start PreAlgebra to learn more advanced math for the coming middle school math placement test. Middle school math placement test is usually given to the 6th grade at the beginning of the school year, which is even more critical than the SUMMA tests.
Students who have finished math level 5A should be able to start with F1: Number to Algebra (middle school math 6/7), and students who have finished math level 5B should be able to start with F2: PreAlgebra (middle school math 7/8).
Students may take our free online assessment test for accurate placement before joining the class. You may choose the Singapore math 5A test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 5B. It's normal for students to test lower than their grade level; in contrast, other math programs are not as advanced as the Singapore Math Program.
Instructor: Lalith Lulla01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 6:15pm-7:15pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online16 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.The Sunshine Elite fundamental math program is designed to enhance the school-learned curriculum by building up critical thinking in regard to algebra and related concepts. This course is for 5th graders who are ready to learn more advanced math or 6th graders who need more support to learn the first year of PreAlgebra class in middle schools. The class aligns to Middle School Math 6/7.
Text Book (free rental for the duration of the class)
Holt Mathematics California: Student Edition Course 1: Numbers to Algebra
Chapter 1 - Algebraic Reasoning
Chapter 2 - Integers
Chapter 3 - Number Theory and Fractions
Chapter 4 - Operations with Rational Numbers
Chapter 5 - Proportional Relationships
Chapter 6 - Percents
Chapter 7 - Collecting, Displaying, And Analyzing Data
Chapter 8 - Probability
Chapter 9 - Geometric Figures
Chapter 10 - Measurement and Geometry
Chapter 11 - Multi-Step Equations and Inequalities
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php.
Instructor: Lalith Lulla01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 5:00pm-6:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: Online16 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class will finish the full curriculum of PreAlgebra in Winter/Spring term. It's great for middle school math placement test. Students who pass this level test can be advanced to AGS 1 or Algebra 1.
The Sunshine Elite fundamental math program is designed to enhance the school-learned curriculum by building up critical thinking in regard to algebra and related concepts.
This is the second year of PreAlgebra class, which aligns with the Middle School Math 7/8 and plus. The full course usually takes 2 semesters of one school year from Sept-Jun to complete. Students who finish this course will be ready to take the Algebra 1 or AGS 1 course.
Text Book (free rental for the duration of the class)
Holt Mathematics California: Student Edition Course 2: Pre-Algebra
PreAlgebra A starts from Chapter 1 and covers Chapters 1 to 5 from Sep to Dec.
Chapter 1 - Principles of Algebra
Chapter 2 - Rational Numbers
Chapter 3 - Multi-Step Equations and Inequalities
Chapter 4 - Exponents and Roots
Chapter 5 - Ratios, Proportions, and Similarity
PreAlgebra B starts from Chapter 5 and covers Chapters 6 to 12 from Jan. to June.
Chapter 6 - Percents
Chapter 7 - Graphs and Functions
Chapter 8 - Foundations of Geometry
Chapter 9 - Two-Dimensional Geometry
Chapter 10 - Three-Dimensional Geometry
Chapter 11 - Data, Statistics, and Probability
Chapter 12 - Polynomials
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Instructor: Lalith Lulla01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 6:15pm-7:15pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: Online10 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class will continue the Algebra 1 from Chapter 6, and finish the full Algebra 1 curriculum in Winter/Spring term.
The Sunshine Elite fundamental math program is designed to enhance the school-learned curriculum by building up critical thinking in regard to algebra and related concepts.
The goal of this course is to study and solidify students' Algebra 1 (AGS II part of Algebra) knowledge before taking the Geometry class. The full course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-Jun to complete.
F3: Algebra 1-B is the second course of the F3: Algebra 1 series, following F3: Algebra 1-A. It's usually scheduled in the winter/spring term. Students who finish this course are ready to start F4: Geometry
Text Book (free rental for the duration of the class)
Holt Mathematics California Algebra 1, Student Edition
F3: Algebra 1-A starts from Chapter 1 and covers Chapters 1 to 5 from Sep to Dec.
Chapter 1 - Foundations of Algebra
Chapter 2 - Equations
Chapter 3 - Inequalities
Chapter 4 - Functions
Chapter 5 - Linear Functions
F3: Algebra 1-B starts from Chapter 6 and covers Chapters 6 to 12 from Jan. to June.
Chapter 6 - Systems of Equations and Inequalities
Chapter 7 - Exponents and Polynomials
Chapter 8 - Factoring Polynomials
Chapter 9 - Quadratic Functions and Equations
Chapter 10 - Rational Functions and Equations
Chapter 11 - Radical and Exponential Functions
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Instructor: Lalith Lulla01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 5:00pm-6:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: Online10 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class will finish the full Geometry curriculum in Winter/Spring term.
The Sunshine Elite fundamental math program is designed to enhance the school-learned curriculum by building up critical thinking in regard to geometry and related concepts.
This is a fast-paced Geometry class. Students who finish this course will complete the Geometry parts in AGS 1 and AGS II. Together with completion of Algebra 1 course, students will be ready to take AGS III or Algebra 2
Text Book (free rental for the duration of the class)
Holt Mathematics California Geometry, Student Edition
The Fall term will cover Chapters 1 to 5 from Sep to Dec.
Chapter 1 - Foundations for Geometry
Chapter 2 - Geometry Reasoning
Chapter 3 - Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Chapter 4 - Triangle Congruence
Chapter 5 - Properties and Attributes of Triangles
The Spring term will cover Chapters 6-12 from Jan. to June.
Chapter 6 - Polygons and Quadrilaterals
Chapter 7 - Similarity
Chapter 8 - Right Triangles and Trigonometry
Chapter 9 - Extending Perimeter, Circumference, and Area
Chapter 10 - Spatial Reasoning
Chapter 11 - Circles
Chapter 12 - Extending Transformational Geometry
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 7:00pm-8:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online3 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.The Sunshine Elite fundamental math program is designed to enhance the school-learned curriculum by building up critical thinking in regard to algebra and related concepts.
The full course of F5: Algebra II takes 2 semesters of one school year, from Sept-Jun to complete. F5: Algebra II B is the second course of the F5: Algebra II, following F5:Algebra II A. It's usually scheduled in the winter/spring term. Students who finish this class are ready to take the F6: PreCalculus or ready to prepare for the SAT math test.
Text Book (free rental for the duration of the class)
Holt Mathematics California Algebra 2, Student Edition
F5: Algebra II A covers Chapters 1 to 6 from Sep to Dec.
Chapter 1 - Foundations For Functions
Chapter 2 - Linear Functions
Chapter 3 - Linear Systems
Chapter 4 - Matrices
Chapter 5 - Quadratic Functions
Chapter 6 - Polynomial Functions
F5: Algebra II B covers Chapters 7-14 from Jan. to June.
Chapter 7 - Exponential And Logarithmic Functions
Chapter 8 - Rational And Radical Functions
Chapter 9 - Properties And Attributes Of Functions
Chapter 10 - Conic Sections
Chapter 11 - Probability And Statistics
Chapter 12 - Sequences And Series
Chapter 13 - Trigonometric Functions
Chapter 14 - Trigonometric Graphs And Identities
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
01/15 to 06/11 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 5:00pm-6:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Pre-Calculus is a one school year math curriculum that studies polynomial, rational, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, with applications to problems in mathematics and the sciences. Successfully completing this course will prepare students for Chemistry, Physics, advanced math classes in high school, and the SAT Math Level 2 subject test.
The full course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-Jun to complete. F6: PreCalculus B is the second course of the PreCalculus series, following F6: PreCalculus A. It's usually scheduled in the winter/spring term.
Text Book (free rental for the duration of the class)
Holt Mathematics Precalculus
The Spring term will cover Chapters 5-11 from Jan-Jun in 20 weeks.
Chapter 5 - Analytic Trigonometry
Chapter 6 - Additional Topics in Trigonometry
Chapter 7 - Linear System and Matrices
Chapter 8 - Sequences, Series, and Probability
Chapter 9 - Topics in Analytic Geometry
Chapter 10 - Analytic Geometry in Three Dimensions
Chapter 11 - Limits and an Introduction to Calculus
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Instructor: Sunil Thapa01/14 to 05/08 32 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 5:00pm-6:00pm $815/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online20 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.AP Calculus AB Exam Prep class
Reviews concepts and skills covered in AP Calculus AB. This class prepares AP and IB students getting ready for AP exam in May.
Class Material and Textbook:
1. Barron's AP Calculus Review
2. Practice Assignment from College Board
Instructor: Elizabeth Prestegaard(1 spot left)
01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 5:00pm-6:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: Online19 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.AGS 1B is the second half of the course AGS 1, which is scheduled in the Winter/Spring term.
We teach the AGS I class using the Holt California Algebra I / Geometry curriculum to build up the fundamental concepts and skills in the series that AGS I requires, with much more in-depth understanding. We also use the AGS I curriculum to ensure the class aligns with the required skills in AGS I.
Who will benefit from this class?
- Students taking AGS I class in school but need more support to learn AGS I systematically with clear instruction and more in-depth understanding.
- Students who want to prepare for the skip-level math placement test for the following school year.
Textbooks: (free to rent for the duration of the course)
Algebra I / Geometry Holt California Edition; AGS I supportive material
AGS 1A will cover Modules 1 to 5 from Sept to Dec in 14 classes.
Module 2: Linear & Exponential Functions
Module 3: Features of Functions
Module 4: Equations & Inequalities
Module 5: Systems of Equations & Inequalities
AGS 1B will cover Modules 6-9 and Reviews from Jan-Jun in 20 classes.
Review Modules 1-5
Module 6: Transformations & Symmetry
Module 7: Congruence, Construction & Proof
Module 8: Connecting Algebra & Geometry
Review Modules 1-9
Reference: Contents Comparison from AGS I to Algebra I, Geometry
AGS I Contents in Algebra I/Geometry Module 1: Sequences Chapter 1-6 in Algebra I Module 2: Linear & Exponential Functions Module 3: Features of Functions Module 4: Equations & Inequalities Module 5: Systems of Equations & Inequalities Module 6: Transformations & Symmetry Chapter 1 & 4 in Geometry Module 7: Congruence, Construction & Proof Module 8: Connecting Algebra & Geometry Module 9: Modeling Data Statistics in PreAlgebra and Algebra I To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment tests at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Instructor: Connor Nelson01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 5:00pm-6:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online19 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.AGS 2B is the second course of AGS 2, which is usually scheduled in the Winter/Spring term. Students who finish this course will be ready to take the AGS 3 course next year.
AGS 2 is the full school year curriculum. This is the supportive/enhanced AGS II class taught in a different way. We are teaching AGS II at sunshine using the Holt California Algebra I / Geometry curriculum to build up the fundamental concepts and skills in the sequence that AGS I requires, with much more in-depth understanding. We also use the AGS II curriculum to ensure the class is aligning with the topics in AGS II.
Who will benefit from this class?
- Students who are taking AGS 2 at school but need more support to learn AGS 2 systematically with clear instruction and more in-depth understanding.
- Students who want to learn ahead of what they are learning at school to prepare for the skip-level math placement test for the next school year.
Textbooks:
Algebra I / Geometry Holt California Edition;
AGS II supportive materials.
Note: All class materials and books are offered in PDF files via the class page.
Below are the topics in AGS II taught in the normal school year.
AGS 2A covers Modules 1 to 4 from Sep to Dec in 14 weeks
Module 2: Structures of Expressions
Module 4: More Functions, More Features
AGS 2B covers Modules 5-9 from Jan-Jun in 20 classes.
Module 6: Similarity and Right Triangle Trigonometry
Module 7: Circles from a Geometric Perspective
Module 8: Circles and Other Conics
Review Modules 1-9
Reference: Contents and Comparison from AGS II to Algebra I, Geometry
AGS II Contents in Algebra I/Geometry Module 1: Quadratic Functions Chapter 9, 10 in Algebra I & Piecewise Functions Module 2: Structures of Expressions Module 3: Quadratic Equations Module 4: More Functions, More Features Module 5: Geometric Figures Chapter 5-8 & 11 in Geometry & Chapter 10 in Algebra II Module 6: Similarity and Right Triangle Trigonometry Module 7: Circles from a Geometric Perspective Module 8: Circles and Other Conics Module 9: Probability In PreAlgebra and some in Algebra II To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment tests at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Instructor: Connor Nelson(2 spots left)
01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 7:00pm-8:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online3 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.AGS 3B is the second course of AGS 3, which is usually scheduled in the Winter/Spring term. Students who successfully finish this Algebra 2 /AGS 3 course are ready to take the F5: PreCalculus or ready to prepare for the SAT math test.
AGS 3 is the full school year curriculum. This is the supportive/enhanced AGS 3 class taught in a different way. We are teaching AGS 3 at sunshine using the Holt California Algebra 2 curriculum to build up the fundamental concepts and skills in the sequence that AGS 3 requires, with much more in-depth understanding. We also use the AGS 3 curriculum to ensure the class is aligning with the topics in AGS 3.
Who will benefit from this class?
- Students who are taking AGS 3 at school but need more support to learn AGS 3 systematically with clear instruction and more in-depth understanding.
- Students who want to learn ahead of what they are learning at school to prepare for the skip-level math placement test for the next school year.
Textbooks:
- Holt Mathematics California Algebra 2, Student Edition
- AGS III Assessment tests from MVP
AGS 3A covers Chapters 1 to 6 from Sept. to Dec.
Chapter 1 - Foundations For Functions
Chapter 2 - Linear Functions
Chapter 3 - Linear Systems
Chapter 4 - Matrices
Chapter 5 - Quadratic Functions
Chapter 6 - Polynomial Functions
AGS 3B covers Chapters 7-14 from Jan. to June.
Chapter 7 - Exponential And Logarithmic Functions
Chapter 8 - Rational And Radical Functions
Chapter 9 - Properties And Attributes Of Functions
Chapter 10 - Conic Sections
Chapter 11 - Probability And Statistics
Chapter 12 - Sequences And Series
Chapter 13 - Trigonometric Functions
Chapter 14 - Trigonometric Graphs And Identities
The topics in AGS III align with Algebra 2 (see below).
AGS III Contents in Algebra II Module 1: Functions and Their Inverses Chapter 1-6 in Algebra II Module 2: Logarithmic Functions Module 3: Polynomial Functions Module 4: Rational Expressions and Functions Module 5: Modeling with Geometry Chapter 10 in Geometry Module 6: Modeling Periodic Behavior Chapter 7-12 in Algebra II Module 7: Trig. Functions Equations & Identities Module 8: Modeling with Functions Module 9: Statistics To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment tests at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Instructor: Vicky Shu(waiting-list)
01/14 to 06/05 34 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 6:00pm-7:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar 18, 20, 25, 27 and May 20, 22, 27 and 29.Location: Online18 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Prerequisites: Completion of Beast Academy 4A or same level of math skills.
There are 4 books in Beast Academy Level 2: 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D. This class covers 4B and 4C books in the winter/spring term.
- Beast Academy 4A covers shapes, multiplication, and exponents
- Beast Academy 4B covers counting, division, and logic.
- Beast Academy 4C covers factors, fractions, and integers
- Beast Academy 4D covers fractions, decimals, and probability
Beast Academy is published by Art of Problem-Solving as an introduction to their rigorous middle school and high school textbooks. It's a comprehensive curriculum for grades 2-5. Each level consists of a Guide book (a fully-illustrated textbook written in an engaging, comic-book style) and a Practice book (a workbook providing hundreds of exercises, problems, puzzles, and games to reinforce the lessons from the Guide).
The guides utilize many everyday contexts and visual representations to encourage children to think deeply and understand what they’re learning. This encourages a diminishment of rote learning and an increase of applying mathematics to various situations.
The materials cover core fundamentals and then present these fundamentals at a deeper and more challenging level than a typical elementary-school math curriculum. The problem sets are explicitly designed to help students develop the mental grit to handle AMC and Math Olympiad problems and later tackle the kind of non-trivial open questions that real mathematicians work on.
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Note: Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. The practice books 4B and 4C are included. You may buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via this link: https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=39&filter_title=Beast
Instructor: Angela Norse01/10 to 06/06 35 Classes Wednesday,Friday 5:30pm-7:00pm $1265/term No classes on Mar 19, 21, 26, 28 and May 21, 23, 28 and 30Location: Online18 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.AoPS curriculum enhances school-taught learning at the problem-solving and advanced levels. It is also the foundation of competition math.
This full course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-June to complete.
PreAlgebra A (fall term) includes a thorough exploration of the fundamentals of arithmetic, including fractions, exponents, and decimals. We introduce beginning topics in number theory and algebra, including common divisors and multiples, primes and prime factorizations, basic equations and inequalities, and ratios.
PreAlgebra B (winter/spring term) includes percents, square roots, exploration of geometric tools and strategies, topics of discrete mathematics and statistics, and a discussion of general problem-solving strategies.
PreAlgebra prepares students for the rigors of algebra and also teaches students problem-solving techniques to prepare them for prestigious middle school math contests such as MATHCOUNTS, MOEMS, and the AMC 8.
Textbook:
The text is structured to inspire the reader to explore and develop new ideas. Each section starts with problems, giving the student a chance to solve them without help before proceeding. The text then includes solutions and explanations to these problems. Important facts and powerful problem-solving approaches are highlighted throughout the text. In addition to the instructional material, the book contains well over 1000 problems.
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Note: Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via the Courses page.
Instructor: Angela Norse01/13 to 06/09 40 Classes Monday,Wednesday 5:00pm-6:15pm $1265/term No classes on Mar. 24 and 26, May 26Location: Online12 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.AoPS Intro to Algebra is the math foundation class for advanced math learners and competition math. The class content goes beyond the school-based Algebra curriculum.
Algebra A (fall term) starts from Chapter 1 and covers Chapters 1 to 10.
Algebra B (winter/spring term) starts from Chapter 11 and covers Chapters 11 to 22.
Textbook: Introduction to Algebra
The topics in this book include the following: Exponents and radicals, linear equations and inequalities, ratios and proportions, factoring quadratics, complex numbers, completing the square, and the quadratic formula.
The text is structured to inspire the reader to explore and develop new ideas. Each section starts with problems, giving the student a chance to solve them without help before proceeding. The text then includes solutions and explanations to these problems. Important facts and powerful problem-solving approaches are highlighted throughout the text. In addition to the instructional material, the book contains well over 1000 problems.
This book can serve as a complete Algebra I course, and also includes many concepts covered in Algebra II. Middle school students preparing for MATHCOUNTS, high school students preparing for the AMC, and other students seeking to master the fundamentals of algebra will find this book an instrumental part of their mathematics libraries.
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Note: Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via the Courses page.
Instructor: Peng Lin01/14 to 06/05 40 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 5:00pm-6:15pm $1265/term No classes on Mar. 25 and 27Location: Online8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.AoPS Geometry is the math foundation class for advanced math learners and competition math. The class content goes beyond the school-based Geometry curriculum.
Geometry A starts from Chapter 1 and covers Chapters 1 to 9
Geometry B starts from Chapter 10 and covers Chapters 10 to 19
Textbook: Introduction to Geometry
The topics in this book include the following: similar triangles, congruent triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, funky areas, power of a point, three-dimensional geometry, transformations, introductory trigonometry, and more.
The text is structured to inspire the reader to explore and develop new ideas. Each section starts with problems, giving the student a chance to solve them without help before proceeding. The text then includes solutions and explanations to these problems. Important facts and powerful problem-solving approaches are highlighted throughout the text. In addition to the instructional material, the book contains well over 900 problems.
This book serves as a complete geometry course and is ideal for students who have mastered basic algebra, such as solving linear equations. Middle school students preparing for MATHCOUNTS, high school students preparing for the AMC, and other students seeking to master the fundamentals of geometry will find this book an instrumental part of their mathematics libraries.
To ensure your child is a good fit for this class, you may have him or her take the online math assessment test at http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/assessment_test_list.php
Instructor: Manny Norse01/10 to 06/06 20 Classes Friday 3:45pm-4:45pm $765/term In-person Only; No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 2 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This Math Competition class for grades 4-6 will focus on learning and practicing problem-solving skills with the materials from all the following 3 contests. Students enrolled in this class will be invited to the online adaptive learning system for the Math League contest.
Math Olympiad stimulates enthusiasm and a love for mathematics. It teaches strategies for problem-solving and developing mathematical flexibility in solving problems.
Math League expands on basic math concepts taught in schools by using more challenging questions and word problems, requiring students to use critical thinking to complete each question accurately and in a timely manner. All questions must be finished in the allotted time, and due to this constraint, the course focuses on practical strategies to quickly and accurately answer these types of questions.
Math Kangaroo is a great way to introduce elementary school students to the world of competitive math. It is an interactive, prize-based competition consisting of puzzles and logic-type problems. Math Kangaroo is open to students in grades 1 - 12; the competition offers 24 problems to be solved within 75 minutes for grades 1-5 and 30 questions for students in grades 5 and up.
Instructor: Peng Lin12/21 to 01/18 5 Classes Saturday 5:00pm-7:00pm $315/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.MathCounts is a national middle school mathematics competition that builds problem-solving skills and fosters achievement through four levels of fun, in-person "bee" style contests. It provides engaging math programs to middle school students to build confidence and improve attitudes towards math and problem-solving. This class mainly works on the school and regional level of MathCounts problems.
The American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) 8 is a 25-question, 40-minute, multiple-choice examination in middle school mathematics designed to promote the development and enhancement of problem-solving skills. The contest is held in November every year and for students in grades 8 and below.
This class is designed to learn the common problem-solving strategies for both competitions and also working on the previous years of competition for practice. By the end of the class, students will have been exposed to hundreds of MathCounts/AMC 8 test questions to help them to succeed.
The focus of this class is on test-taking strategies and critical thinking skills. Most students have the basic knowledge they need to take the competition, so our philosophy is to help students in the other requirements of the competition, namely, accuracy and speed. The test-taking strategies taught in this class will help students not only in the competitions but also in the future for taking other tests inside and outside of school (such as the SAT and ACT).
Prerequisites: Students have completed AGS I or Algebra I. For great achievements in the competitions, students find that AoPS Algebra class helps a lot along with this competition class.
Note: The class materials used for this class are not repeated in 2 years. So students may join this class multiple times in 2 years to refine their competition skills.
Instructor: Peng Lin02/08 to 06/07 16 Classes Saturday 5:00pm-7:00pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 22 and May 24.Location: Online12MathCounts is a national middle school mathematics competition that builds problem-solving skills and fosters achievement through four levels of fun, in-person "bee" style contests. The four levels of MathCounts competitions are School, Regional, State, National, from easy to hard. This class is to prepare competitive students for the state and national level of MathCounts competition.
The focus of this class is on test-taking strategies and critical thinking skills. Most students have the basic knowledge they need to take the competition, so our philosophy is to help students in the other requirements of the competition, namely, accuracy and speed.
Prerequisites: Students have completed AGS II or Algebra I and Geometry. For great achievements in the competitions, students find that AoPS Algebra and Geometry class helps to build up the foundation along with this competition class.
Note: The class materials used for this class are not repeated in 2 years. So students may join this class multiple times in 2 years to refine their competition skills.
Instructor: Peng Lin01/18 to 06/07 19 Classes Saturday 4:30pm-6:00pm $915/term No classes on Mar. 22 and May 24Location: Online9Course Objective: This class is a Biology and Chemistry class for Middle school students. After this class, students will be ready to take the high school level Biology or Chemistry. This class also help students to prepare middle school Science Bowl in the subjects of Biology and Chemistry.
The course will begin with biology topics in Fall term and then continute to Chemistry topics in Winter Spring term. The class will focus on the following topics:
- Biology: Cells, Genetics & Evolution, Heredity, and Human Biology
- Chemistry: Matter, Periodic Table, and Bonding
The curriculum is flexible per student background and interests.
Prerequisite: PreAlgebra
Textbooks:
Life Science by Prentice Hall (for Biology);
Physical Science by Prentice Hall (for Chemistry)The PDF file of the textbook will be loaded to the class page before the term starts.
Instructor: Kyle Golden01/25 to 02/08 3 Classes Saturday 3:30pm-5:00pm $150/exam Location: 15320 NW Central Dr. Ste D6 Room 2This is a new course to teach AP Physics Mechanics, with a focus to prepare for F=MA exam by practice on F=MA exam problems. The Course is designed to finish in one school year from Sep to May.
Prerequisite:
1. Calculus (Easy version, could parallel taking it at Sunshine, text 503-915-2956 for detail)
2. Have finished the Copceptual Physics Mechanics units
3. Be motivated to work on F=MA problems.Textbooks:
1. Customized teaching material in class
2. 5th edition of Halliday, Resnick, and Krane’s Physics Volume 1
3. Morin’s Problems and Solutions in Introductory Mechanics
4. Past years of F=MA examsNote: The PDF file of the textbook will be loaded to the class page before the term starts.
Reference Information:
Our Teaching Philosophy: "Teaching Physics in the right way is hard, and finding the right teachers is even harder. Teaching formulas is very easy, but that does not help in understanding the concepts, and good physics is all about concepts. F=ma focuses a lot on conceptual depth."
The pathway to International Physics Olympiad:
F=MA -> USA Physics Olympiad -> Physics Team -> IPhOOur Course Sequence to qualify for USA Physics Olympiad:
1. PreAlgebra -> Introduction to Physics;
2. Algebra1 -> Conceptual Physics, at least the mechanics units
3. Algebra 1 plus Basic Trigonometry or Algebra2 -> AP Physics 1+2 plus F=MA practice;
4. Calculus (Easy version is ok)-> AP Physics C Mechanics plus more F=MA Practice01/24 to 01/24 1 Classes Friday 7:00pm-7:30pm $0/session In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Join us at the FLL Explorer team informaton meeting, where you'll discover all about our FIRST LEGO League Explore (FLLE) team! This gathering is open to both students and families who are curious about our exciting robotics program and wish to experience the thrill of trying out for the competitive FLL Explorer team. Come and be a part of this engaging event to explore the world of robotics and discover the possibilities that lie ahead!
FIRST® LEGO® League Explore is designed to build interest in science and technology through a real-world challenge that can be solved using research, critical thinking, and imagination. Each year, FIRST® provides teams around the world with a new challenge that focuses on real-world issues that scientists and engineers are facing today. The students work as a team to research the issue and create a solution for the challenge provided, which they can present to their community at Festivals.
Our FLLE team will serve students grades 1-4. The FLLE team challenge usually is released in August and the team event registration usually opens in October, and the FLLE teams usually have their expos in May. This information meeting will provide an overview of our team's goals and activities. FLLE is preparing youth to be the future leaders of the STEM field by approaching robotics as a team sport rather than a classroom subject. No prior experience is necessary, and we warmly welcome all enthusiastic individuals!
Following the information meeting, students may sign up the FLLE team by this link: https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=74&filter_title=Robotics. We also have robotics class option with specialized curriculum to help beginners to explorer robotics without the competition. This is an exceptional opportunity to know our dynamic robotics programs and FLL Explorer teams, embarking on an inspiring journey of learning and innovation. Don't let this chance slip away – we look forward to having you join us!
Instructor: Tristan Barthel; Jay Berezhnoy01/12 to 06/08 20 Classes Sunday 1:00pm-3:00pm $845/term No classes on Mar. 23 and May 25Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Hall See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is specially designed for students who want to learn LEGO Robotics. This class will cover the basic skills of building and programming in LEGO Robotics. Students will learn to follow building instructions to construct robots, as well as design their own robots and programs to complete a variety of tasks using the LEGO Robotics.
We will also select students from this class to assemble our FLL Explorer team and prepare the team for the FLL Explorer tournament in May, 2025.
We believe that every child is a scientist and that we can help children become even better scientists! Robotics is a great way to inspire students to learn about math, science, and technology!
We will use the following toolkits in our classroom:
The lastest tool kits of LEGO Education SPIKE Essential Set:
We are looking forward to starting the LEGO Robotics adventure with you!
Instructor: Tristan Barthel(1 spot left)
01/12 to 06/08 20 Classes Sunday 10:00am-12:00pm $845/term No classes on Mar. 23 and May 25Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Hall See prorated tuition in shopping cart.We believe that every child is a scientist and that we can help children become even better scientists! Robotics is a great way to inspire students to learn about math, science, and technology!
This class is specially designed for students who already have some knowledge about LEGO Robotics and coding. This class will cover the basics of building and programming in LEGO Robotics. Through hands-on learning, students will learn to follow building instructions to construct robots, as well as design their own robots and programs to complete a variety of tasks.
This class is also serveing as the preparation training for FLL Chanllenge competition in the year of 2025-2026. Students will not only work on the design and coding of their robot, but also work on their Innovation Project. We will start to assemble our FLL Chanllege team in May 2025.
We will use the following toolkits in our classroom:
1. The Toolkits for FLL Challenge: SPIKE Prime Set
2. LEGO EV3 Mindstorm Robotics Core Set 45544
We are looking forward to starting the LEGO Robotics adventure with you!
Instructor: Tristan Barthel04/01 to 06/04 18 Meetings Monday,Wednesday 5:00pm-7:00pm $915/term No classes on May 16Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6This is the regular team prep training in Winter/Spring term for FTC team. During this time students will work on the design and coding of their robot, as well as their Innovation Project. There is no prerequisites to join the prep training, as long as the students are motiviated to learn and explore.
We are looking forward to starting the LEGO Robotics adventure with you!
Instructor: Jay Berezhnoy01/13 to 06/09 20 Classes Monday 4:30pm-6:00pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 24, May 26Location: Online13 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is for students with no programming experience and who want to choose Python as their first programming language to learn.
Prerequisites for this course: Pre Algebra
Python is a widely-used programming language. It is simple in its design, yet incredibly flexible and powerful. Python is the best introductory programming language. This course is designed for all ages who want to learn to program with Python. We will learn the basics such as installing and running Python, variables, strings, and text, interacting with users, conditions, and logic, etc. We will develop several small games using what we learn in class and make the learning fun and creative.
This class includes the following Python Language Skills:
- Introduction to programming languages.
- How to install Python?
- Introduction to Python IDLE environment
- Programming at Prompt >>>
- Introduction to different operators +,-,*,/,% and doing simple calculations on prompts
- Variables and different types of data types.
- Strings and indexing and slicing on strings.
- Introduction to different types of string functions
- Different types of operators like arithmetical, comparison, and Boolean operators
- Conditional programming and using different types of IF statements in Python.
- Introduction to math modules and using various string and mathematical functions.
- Creating simple mathematical and conditional programs.
- Lists in Python
Projects:
- Calculator
- Using various mathematical functions
- Disney land park
LABS:
- 1.1: Divide by X
- 1.2: Calories
- 2.1 Using Math Functions
- 2.2: Input & Output Formatted
01/16 to 06/05 20 Classes Thursday 5:00pm-6:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 27Location: Online13 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is for students who have finished a one-year Python programming beginner Course or the middle school students who are motivated to learn programming.
Prerequisites for this course: Pre Algebra and Python beginner course
Python is a widely-used programming language. It is simple in its design, yet incredibly flexible and powerful. Python is the best introductory programming language. This course is designed for all ages who want to learn to program with Python.
This class includes the following Python Language Skills:
- Programming based on conditions,loops,lists and dictionaries.
- Programming based on lists,conditions,logics.
- Complex programming.
- Functional programming
- Introduction to different types of arguments in functions.
- Using Functions and modules in programming.
- Random module
- Turtle module
Projects:
- Calculator using functions
- Building Grades Calculator
- Building password generator.
- Making Rock Paper Scissor game.
- Making Fireworks/different types of spirals projects using Turtle Graphics.
- Making Various shapes using Turtle graphics
- Generate Grocery-Bill using Lists
01/15 to 06/04 20 Classes Wednesday 5:00pm-6:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 26Location: Online13 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This class is for students who have finished the Python programming Junior-A class.
Python is a widely-used programming language. It is simple in its design, yet incredibly flexible and powerful. Python is the best introductory programming language. In Python II, we will learn using functions and modules to organize programs, using lists, sets, and dictionaries to organize data, debugging, building graphical interfaces, etc. We will develop several small games or some applications which may automate some boring stuff in our life using what we learn in class and make the learning fun and creative.
This class includes following things:
- Complex programming
- Functional Programming
- Datetime module
- Lambda function
- Random module
- Classes and Objects
- Turtle
Projects:
- Making Games with graphics
- ASCII and binary conversion project
- Tic Tac Toe
- Number to words
- Password Generator
- Python turtle race
- Turtle clock
Instructor: Shilpa Sharma(2 spots left)
01/15 to 04/09 12 Classes Wednesday 3:45pm-4:45pm $315/term No classes on Mar. 26Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 7 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.ACSL Computer Contest Elementary Division
American Computer Science League (www.acsl.org), ACSL organizes computer science contests and computer programming contests for elementary, junior, and senior high school students.
The ACSL elementary contest consists of non-programming problems. Four categories, one each contest, will be tested. The contest consists of a 30-minute, 5-question contest each month. The topics covered are:
Contest #1: Computer Number Systems
Contest #2: Prefix/Infix/Postfix Notation
Contest #3: Boolean Algebra
Contest #4: Graph Theory.
Students will be given a 5-question test of questions on the given topic that encourages the use of strong problem-solving skills to get the correct answer.
In this class, we will teach the Computer Number Systems for conttest 1 and get students ready for the contest #1 which is on Nov 19, 2022. And then we will teach the Prefix/Infix/Postfix Notations for the contest #2 and get students ready for the contest #2 which is on Jan 6, 2023
No prior programming experience is required to attend this training class. Students are expected to be good at fifth-grade math with good problem-solving skills.
Here is the contest events detail and registration link:
https://www.
Instructor: Shilpa Sharmasunshineeliteeducation.com/ course.php?term=55&course_ category=30 01/11 to 05/03 16 Classes Saturday 3:30pm-5:00pm $615/term No classes on Mar. 22 and May 24Location: Online11 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This course is for AP Computer Science A - the class will focus on learning and reviewing the advanced Java Programing skills and preparing for the AP CS A test by doing practice tests and reviews.
Prerequisite: At least one year programming experience
AP Computer Science A
Advanced Placement Computer Science A is an AP Computer Science course and examination offered by the College Board to high school students as an opportunity to earn college credit for a college-level computer science course. AP Computer Science A is meant to be the equivalent of a first-semester course in computer science. The AP exam currently tests students on their knowledge of Java. Java Programming Language is one of the most popular programming languages particularly for client–server web applications. Java is high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming language that is designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible. It is a general-purpose programming language intended to let programmers write once, run anywhere, meaning that compiled Java code can run on all platforms that support Java without the need for recompilation. Java applications are typically
compiled to bytecode that can run on any Java virtual machine regardless of the underlying computer architecture.AP Computer Science A - Fundamental and Advanced Concepts in Java
Topics to be covered:
Unit 1: Primitive Types
Unit 2: Using Objects
Unit 3: Boolean Expressions and if Statements
Unit 4: Iteration
Unit 5: Writing Classes
Unit 6: Array
Unit 7: ArrayList
Unit 8: 2D Array
Unit 9: Inheritance
Unit 10: RecursionNote: This class will have students to work through at least 4 full length AP CS A college board practice tests to refine the skills required by the APCS A test.
Instructor: Peng Lin(2 spots left)
01/06 to 03/30 36 Meetings Monday, Thursday 7:00pm-8:30pm,Sunday 9:00am-2:00pm $480/month Location: Online5Team meetings are held for 8 hours each week, with tuition at $480 per month, billed from January through March for a total of 3 months. Meetings on Mondays and Thursdays will concentrate on preparing for the picoCTF competition, while the Sunday session will focus on learning new concepts. The meeting times in March may change due to the competition period. Students may also have the option to only attend the Saturday session. The tuition for Saturday sessions only is prorated to $300/month.
This Cybersecurity team is a project within the FutureLink program for selected high school students. In this school year, the team will focus on preparing for the picoCTF competition in March 2025, starting skill-building sessions with a professional cybersecurity coach. After the competition, the team may engage in an AI-powered cybersecurity project or a social impact initiative over the summer to further strengthen their cybersecurity skills. In the next school year, the team members will have the options to participate in both the CyberPatriot and picoCTF competitions.
In fields like computer science, theory can only take you so far. Hands-on work and practical application of your knowledge is the best way to get a better understanding of the subject. As a high school student, participating in computer science competitions can offer such invaluable hands-on experience. Not only will you test your knowledge but also hone your skills and give you a simulation of real-world challenges. One such well-reputed competition is the picoCTF.
PicoCTF is an annual cybersecurity competition designed for students. Its mission is to offer a hands-on learning experience in a gamified environment, covering various aspects of cybersecurity in the process. It was launched in 2013 by students of Carnegie Mellon University and has since then been hosted by the university, going on to include over 39,000 participants. The competition has options for middle, high school, and college students.CTFs are a great way to apply cybersecurity knowledge in a practical setting, and to learn new skills. Participants are exposed to real-world cybersecurity challenges, which can help them develop analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. CTFs require participants to work together to solve complex problems, so it promotes teamwork, communication, and strategic thinking, fostering personal growth and satisfaction.
The CyberPatriot competition is recognized as both highly competitive and prestigious within the realm of cybersecurity education. Annually attracting over 25,000 student participants from across the United States, the contest exemplifies excellence and challenge, with fewer than 1% of these competitors advancing to the finals. The distinction of reaching this stage is a big accomplishment, and finalists will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Maryland. Finalists will also have the opportunity to compete for scholarship money.
Once we receive your application for the team, we will schedule an interview. If you have any additional questions about the program, please feel free to reach out for more information by calling or texting 503-915-2956.
Instructor: Joshua Pelino02/17 to 02/17 1 Half day Monday 1:30pm-4:30pm $20/term USCF membership is requiredLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite Education Chess Tournament - USCF Rated Chess Quads
Address:
Sunshine Elite Education
16100 NW Cornell Rd. Ste 210, Beaverton, OR 97006
Tournament Director: CM Jerry Sherrard
Type: USCF-rated chess tournament
Format: 3 rounds, 4 player Quads, G20+3 (each player has 20 minutes with 3-second increment after
each move). Quads are divided by rating, so players will play similar strength players. This format may
change based on average player strength, and sections may be merged.
Equipment: Chess sets, clocks, notation sheets, and pencils all provided.
Check in: :1:30 pm
Round1: 1:40 pm
Round 2: 2:30 pm or ASAP
Round 3: 4:00 pm or ASAP
Awards: 4:45pm. (The actual time may be slightly different)
Prize: Trophies & medals
Entry fee: $20
USCF Id (if needed): $20
Notes:
*Pre-registration only, no on-site registration.
*Free game analysis with CM Jerry Sherrard
*Free snack for the players
*US Chess membership is required, which can be purchased on the US Chess website (www.new.uschess.org) or if you want the coach to register please make the payment for that too online.
you need to have your USCF ID.
*Health Safety: If you have any symptoms of COVID or any other infection, you will not be allowed to
participate, and your full tournament registration fees will be refunded. Also, if you are recovering from
illness, please do not come. In that case, please send us a text message: 971-280-3685 or email:
sherrardjd@gmail.com on or before the tournament day and we will refund the full tournament
registration fees.Instructor: Jerry Sherrard02/18 to 02/18 1 Half day Tuesday 1:30pm-5:00pm $20/term USCF membership is requiredLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite Education Chess Tournament - USCF Rated Chess Quads
Address:
Sunshine Elite Education
16100 NW Cornell Rd. Ste 210, Beaverton, OR 97006
Tournament Director: CM Jerry Sherrard
Type: USCF-rated chess tournament
Format: 3 rounds, 4 player Quads, G20+3 (each player has 20 minutes with 3-second increment after
each move). Quads are divided by rating, so players will play similar strength players. This format may
change based on average player strength, and sections may be merged.
Equipment: Chess sets, clocks, notation sheets, and pencils all provided.
Check in: :1:30 pm
Round1: 1:40 pm
Round 2: 2:30 pm or ASAP
Round 3: 4:00 pm or ASAP
Awards: 4:45pm. (The actual time may be slightly different)
Prize: Trophies & medals
Entry fee: $20
USCF Id (if needed): $20
Notes:
*Pre-registration only, no on-site registration.
*Free game analysis with CM Jerry Sherrard
*Free snack for the players
*US Chess membership is required, which can be purchased on the US Chess website (www.new.uschess.org) or if you want the coach to register please make the payment for that too online.
you need to have your USCF ID.
*Health Safety: If you have any symptoms of COVID or any other infection, you will not be allowed to
participate, and your full tournament registration fees will be refunded. Also, if you are recovering from
illness, please do not come. In that case, please send us a text message: 971-280-3685 or email:
sherrardjd@gmail.com on or before the tournament day and we will refund the full tournament
registration fees.Instructor: Jerry Sherrard04/14 to 04/14 1 Half day Monday 1:30pm-5:00pm $20/term USCF membership is requiredLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite Education Chess Tournament - USCF Rated Chess Quads
Address:
Sunshine Elite Education
16100 NW Cornell Rd. Ste 210, Beaverton, OR 97006
Tournament Director: CM Jerry Sherrard
Type: USCF-rated chess tournament
Format: 3 rounds, 4 player Quads, G20+3 (each player has 20 minutes with 3-second increment after
each move). Quads are divided by rating, so players will play similar strength players. This format may
change based on average player strength, and sections may be merged.
Equipment: Chess sets, clocks, notation sheets, and pencils all provided.
Check in: :1:30 pm
Round1: 1:40 pm
Round 2: 2:30 pm or ASAP
Round 3: 4:00 pm or ASAP
Awards: 4:45pm. (The actual time may be slightly different)
Prize: Trophies & medals
Entry fee: $20
USCF Id (if needed): $20
Notes:
*Pre-registration only, no on-site registration.
*Free game analysis with CM Jerry Sherrard
*Free snack for the players
*US Chess membership is required, which can be purchased on the US Chess website (www.new.uschess.org) or if you want the coach to register please make the payment for that too online.
you need to have your USCF ID.
*Health Safety: If you have any symptoms of COVID or any other infection, you will not be allowed to
participate, and your full tournament registration fees will be refunded. Also, if you are recovering from
illness, please do not come. In that case, please send us a text message: 971-280-3685 or email:
sherrardjd@gmail.com on or before the tournament day and we will refund the full tournament
registration fees.Instructor: Jerry Sherrard01/15 to 06/04 20 Classes Wednesday 6:00pm-7:00pm $515/term No classes on Mar. 26Location: 15320 NW Central Dr. Ste D6 Room 1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Chess is a classic game that develops spatial thinking and strategies and builds focused concentration. Often known as a game for the intellectually gifted, chess is the best sport to exercise the most important organ in our bodies: the brain. It promotes brain growth, raises your IQ, teaches planning and foresight, sparks your creativity, increases problem-solving skills, and optimizes memory improvement.
This class will teach more about basic opening strategies and more advanced tactical tricks and patterns.
The Summer session will start fresh, not just continue the 2020-2021 curriculum. We test the current skills for all students, integrate new students, and work on strategies and tactics for two main phases of the game. First we will all learn and practice a typical chess opening. Second, we will focus on the key endgame patterns. This rewards pattern training and visualization skills.For the online classes, students will need to use a chess.com account in order to play chess during the class. Younger students can use ChessKid or other portals otherwise, but please have a regular chess.com account just for class. The instructor can observe all games at once. Another benefit from playing these games online is that the instructor can also comment on each student's games at some point during the course, and send those personal suggestions for improvement to the class.
Instructor: Jerry Sherrard01/10 to 06/06 20 Classes Friday 5:00pm-6:30pm $765/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 4 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.Chess is a classic game that develops spatial thinking and strategies and builds focused concentration. Often known as a game for the intellectually gifted, chess is the best sport to exercise the most important organ in our bodies: the brain. It promotes brain growth, raises your IQ, teaches planning and foresight, sparks your creativity, increases problem-solving skills, and optimizes memory improvement.
This class will teach more about basic opening strategies and more advanced tactical tricks and patterns.
The Summer session will start fresh, not just continue the 2020-2021 curriculum. We test the current skills for all students, integrate new students, and work on strategies and tactics for two main phases of the game. First we will all learn and practice a typical chess opening. Second, we will focus on the key endgame patterns. This rewards pattern training and visualization skills.For the online classes, students will need to use a chess.com account in order to play chess during the class. Younger students can use ChessKid or other portals otherwise, but please have a regular chess.com account just for class. The instructor can observe all games at once. Another benefit from playing these games online is that the instructor can also comment on each student's games at some point during the course, and send those personal suggestions for improvement to the class.
Instructor: Jerry Sherrard01/11 to 06/07 20 Sessions Saturday 10:30am-12:00pm $815/term No classes on Mar. 22 and May 24Location: Online6 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This 20-week long SAT Reading/Writing is a fundamental unit based review package designed to help students going through all essential reading/writing areas to be tested in SAT.
Compared to the short SAT intensive package, This SAT package is more unit-based reviews for reading/writing skills and strategies other than test-oriented. This package is good for students in 9th grade and 10th grade who want to prepare SAT early and get ready for PSAT 11. It's also good for 11th graders who need to build up more fundamental reading/writing skills before taking the intensive package. Upon finishing this package, students shall have more solid reading/writing skills to take the SAT test.
The class material in PDF files will be sent by email and also upload to the class page before the first class.
Alongside the books, the teacher will assign online Digital SAT math mock tests. These practice tests, complete with instant grading and detailed reports, will help students develop test-taking strategies and simulate the conditions of the actual SAT. The reports will be saved in your Sunshine account, allowing you to monitor your student's progress. These insights will also enable the teacher to tailor lessons to focus on areas where students need the most improvement.
For more program details and questions, you may text or call 503-9152956
Instructor: Julie Hlad01/17 to 06/13 20 Sessions Friday 4:30pm-6:00pm $815/term No classes on Mar. 21 and 28Location: Online10 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This 20-week long SAT Math is a fundamental unit based review package designed to help students going through all essential Math areas to be tested in SAT.
Compared to the short SAT intensive package, This SAT package is more unit-based reviews for Math skills and strategies other than test-oriented. This package is good for students in 9th grade and 10th grade who want to prepare SAT early and get ready for PSAT 11. It's also good for 11th graders who need to build up more fundamental math skills before taking the intensive package. Upon finishing this package, students shall have more solid math skills to crack the SAT test.
The class will cover the five major SAT math topics by using very-well selected materials in class. The class material in PDF files will be sent by email and also upload to the class page before the first class.
Alongside the books, the teacher will assign online SAT math mock tests. These practice tests, complete with instant grading and detailed reports, will help students develop test-taking strategies and simulate the conditions of the actual SAT. The reports will be saved in your Sunshine account, allowing you to monitor your student's progress. These insights will also enable the teacher to tailor lessons to focus on areas where students need the most improvement.
For more program details and questions, you may text or call 503-9152956
Instructor: Maggie Greenwood01/12 to 06/08 20 Classes Sunday 1:30pm-3:00pm $545/term No classes on Mar. 23 and May 25 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.This is the CogAt test preparation class for 5th-grade students to qualify for the middle school SUMMA program. The 3rd & 5th graders will go to take the CogAt test at school in Fall, A student in K-3rd grade who scores with 99 percentile at CogAt will qualify for the TAG program in Elementary school. A student in 4th-6th grade who scores with 99 percentile at CogAt will qualify for the SUMMA program in Middle School.
The purpose of this class is to let students learn the test skills and get ready for the tests. The long term benefit of this class is to help students improve the cognitive and reasoning abilities by learning logical and creative thinking behind the materials, which are critical for their future success.
The first 5-week of the class will focus more on the 3 screening sections: Verbal Analogies, Figure Matrices, and Number Analogies. And then we will have a few more sessions to focus on the other 6 sections for students who are invited to take the full-lenght CogAt tests.
The CogAt screening test will be given to all 5th graders in BSD schools at the end of October or the beginning of November each year.
Students who get 97% or plus in the screening test will be invited to take the full test later in the Fall term. Students who get 99% in the full test will qualify for the SUMMA program in Middle schools.
Sunshine will provide all testing materials for students to practice with. We use the online practice test with instant scoring and report along with the classes. All online practice test reports are saved in your Sunshine account and you may check your child's performance via the "Assessment Tests" link in your account.
Instructor: Curran Gregory(waiting-list)
02/12 to 02/12 1 Contest Wednesday 4:30pm-6:00pm $75/exam Location: 15320 NW Central Dr. Ste D6 Room 2Sunshine Elite is hosting the F=MA exam for high school students this year! Any students who have learned AP Physics may try out the F=MA exam.
AAPT and the American Institute of Physics (AIP) sponsor a competition each year for high school students to represent the United States at the International Physics Olympiad Competition.
The mission of the U.S. Physics Team Program is to promote and demonstrate academic excellence through preparation for and participation in the International Physics Olympiad.
The Pathway to International Physics Olympiad Team is:
F=ma for any motivated high school students =>
Top 400 students are invited for USAPhO =>
Top 20 students are selected to U.S. Physics Team =>
Top 5 students are selected to represent the team at IPhOBelow are more details for the several round of exams:
- The F=ma exam is a 75-minute exam with 25 multiple choice questions focusing on mechanics. Two versions of the exam are given, the F=ma A and F=ma B.
- Approximately 400 students will be invited to take the USA Physics Team (USAPhO) exam, based on their scores on the F=ma exam. The USAPhO is a 3-hour free response exam where students are required to justify their answers. The exam is divided into two parts of 90 minutes each.
- Approximately 20 students will be invited to be a part of the U.S. Physics Team, based on their USAPhO and F=ma scores, and attend a ten-day training camp at the University of Maryland. At the end of the camp, five students will be selected to represent the team at the International Physics Olympiad.
- Students must be either U.S. Citizens, U.S. Permanent Residents (Green Card holders), or currently attending a U.S. school, to take the F-ma exam.
- Students must be either U.S. Citizens, or U.S. Permanent Residents (Green Card holders) to take the USAPhO exam. Students must also be located in the U.S. to take the USAPhO exam.
To check the F=MA exam rules, please check here: https://aapt.org/Common2022/rules.cfm
Instructor: Ellen Zhou02/06 to 02/06 1 Contest 10:15am-1:30pm $35/exam Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 82025 AIME I Contest schedule on Feb 6, 2025 Thursday at 10:15am -1:30pm PT time
The AIME I test will be hold in the following location: 16100 NW Cornell Rd Suite 210, Beaverton, OR 97006
AIME test is 3 hours long. The test has to be taken between 10:30am to 2:30pm PT time. So we will try to have all students start the contest at 10:30am, and finish it at 1:30pm.
Below are more rules and details for AIME test:
- Participants must take the AIME at the same location where they took the AMC 10 or AMC 12.
- The test must be proctored by the competition manager.
- Students will complete a series of competition steps which include sections, such as rules and regulations, the Competition page (featuring a timer), a post-competition integrity form, and final submission page.
- The competition manager must not answer any questions about the competition and should ensure that no participant has the opportunity to communicate by any means to any other person while the competition is in progress.
- If there is an urgent need to use the bathroom, all materials should remain with the proctor. No other breaks are permitted.
- Obtain a supply of #2 pencils and unmarked scratch paper. No aids are permitted other than scratch paper, graph paper, rulers, protractors, and erasers. Calculators and electronic devices of any kind are not allowed.
Note: Please be on time. Students who come in 15 minutes later will not be accepted to the exam.
Instructor: Manny Norse; Peng Lin01/24 to 01/24 1 Contest 5:15pm-6:15pm $35/exam non refundableLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8IMPORTANT NOTE: This exam is required to be proctored in-person in the classrooms. Please join the meeting on time. The test will be canceled for any one who comes in the classroom 15 minutes late.
The American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) 8 is a 25-question, 40-minute, multiple choice examination in secondary school mathematics containing problems which can be understood and solved with algebra and geometry concepts. It is held in November and for students in grade 8 or below and under 14.5 years of age on the day of the competition.
It covers many advanced math subjects and requires critical thinking to be able to answer questions in an accurate and timely manner so all questions can be answered in the allotted time.
Contest schedule at the day:
5:15pm-5:35pm Arrive and prepare for the test
Have students pre-fill all names and demographic information on their answer sheets prior to the competition. Students must use their full legal name, no nicknames or abbreviations. They should pay careful attention to marking their name and address accurately.
The test will be paper-based so please take 2/HB pencils with you. You have to stay with the e-test page all the test. No other aids are permitted other than unmarked scratch paper, graph paper, rulers, protractors, and erasers. Calculators and other electronic devices of any kind are not allowed. The AMC 8 questions do not require the use of a calculator.
5:35pm-6:15pm Test time
- Students are seated separated by an empty space, if possible.
- Talking or asking questions during the competition is not allowed. Students must do their own work.
- The announcement to the students will be made when there are 10 minutes left and again when there are 2 minutes left.
- When time is up after 40 minutes, Students have to stop and submit their test without any delay.
- The competition and solutions may not be discussed with anyone outside of the room either orally or digitally (e.g. email, online, and social media of any type) until 24 hours have passed from the official competition dates. The competition booklets will be sent to students by email 24 hours after the competition period is over.
Note: Please be on time. Students who come in 10 minutes later will not be accepted to the exam.
Instructor: Manny Norse; Connor Nelson(waiting-list)
01/24 to 01/24 1 Contest 5:15pm-6:15pm $0/exam non refundableLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 4IMPORTANT NOTE: This exam is required to be proctored in-person in the classrooms. Please join the meeting on time. The test will be canceled for any one who comes in the classroom 15 minutes late.
The American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) 8 is a 25-question, 40-minute, multiple choice examination in secondary school mathematics containing problems which can be understood and solved with algebra and geometry concepts. It is held in November and for students in grade 8 or below and under 14.5 years of age on the day of the competition.
It covers many advanced math subjects and requires critical thinking to be able to answer questions in an accurate and timely manner so all questions can be answered in the allotted time.
Contest schedule at the day:
5:15pm-5:35pm Arrive and prepare for the test
Have students pre-fill all names and demographic information on their answer sheets prior to the competition. Students must use their full legal name, no nicknames or abbreviations. They should pay careful attention to marking their name and address accurately.
The test will be paper-based so please take 2/HB pencils with you. You have to stay with the e-test page all the test. No other aids are permitted other than unmarked scratch paper, graph paper, rulers, protractors, and erasers. Calculators and other electronic devices of any kind are not allowed. The AMC 8 questions do not require the use of a calculator.
5:35pm-6:15pm Test time
- Students are seated separated by an empty space, if possible.
- Talking or asking questions during the competition is not allowed. Students must do their own work.
- The announcement to the students will be made when there are 10 minutes left and again when there are 2 minutes left.
- When time is up after 40 minutes, Students have to stop and submit their test without any delay.
- The competition and solutions may not be discussed with anyone outside of the room either orally or digitally (e.g. email, online, and social media of any type) until 24 hours have passed from the official competition dates. The competition booklets will be sent to students by email 24 hours after the competition period is over.
Note: Please be on time. Students who come in 10 minutes later will not be accepted to the exam.
Instructor: Manny Norse; Connor Nelson11/22 to 03/28 5 MOEMS Division E Contests Friday 5:05pm-5:45pm $50/5 tests in the year of 2024-2025; Test dates are Fridays on Nov 22, Jan 10, Jan 31, Feb 21, Mar 28Location: Online13This is the 2024-2025 MOEMS Math Olympiad Contests for Elementary Division (Grade 4-6).
Sunshine is hosting the 2024-2025 year of Math Olympiad Contests for elementary school division in-person at 16100 NW Cornell Rd Ste 210, Beaverton, OR 97006 with the following schedule:
Contest #1: November 22, 2024, Friday 5:05-5:45pm
Contest #2: January 10, 2025, Friday 5:05-5:45pm
Contest #3: January 31, 2025, Friday 5:05-5:45pm
Contest #4: February 21, 2025, Friday 5:05-5:45pm
Contest #5: March 28, 2024, Friday 5:05-5:45pm
The test will be monitored at Sunshine Elite classrooms. Students should be come in the classroom no later than 5:05pm and the test will start at 5:15pm. The final awards for participants will be amounced in May, 2024.
Math Olympiad (MOEMS) promotes problem-solving. It has two levels: Elementary Division for Grade 4-6 and Middle School Division for Grade 6-8. It includes 5 contests for each year over 5 months from November to March. The goals of Math Olympiad contests are:
- To stimulate enthusiasm and a love for Mathematics
- To introduce important Mathematical concepts
- To teach major strategies for problem-solving
- To develop Mathematical flexibility in solving problems
- To foster Mathematical creativity and ingenuity
- To provide for the satisfaction, joy, and thrill of meeting challenges
Last year nearly 170,000 students from about 6,000 teams on 6 continents participated in the Olympiads. All 50 states and 39 other countries were represented.
Here are the awards for participants: https://www.moems.org/awards.htm
Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Peng Lin(waiting-list)
03/20 to 03/20 1 MK Thursday 5:05pm-6:30pm $10/contest In-person only; You may access the invitation code from the Class Page in your Sunshine account after register. Please use the invitation cold to sign up the test via Math kangaroo website.Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 4Math Kangaroo is a great way to introduce elementary school students to the world of competitive math. It is an interactive, prize-based competition consisting of puzzles and logic-type problems. Math Kangaroo is open to students in grades 1 - 12; the competition offers 24 problems to be solved within 75 minutes for grades 1-5 and 30 questions for students in grades 5 and up.
Instructor: Peng Lin
Sunshine is hosting the Math Kangaroo contest on March 20. You will get the inviation code on the class page once you sign up for this contest.04/17 to 04/17 1 Math League Competition Event Thursday 5:05pm-5:45pm $10/contest in-personLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 4Math League is a Math competition for grades 3-12 students. It is held in the United States, Canada, and other countries. The competition consists of a timed multiple-choice test; the timing is such that to complete the test, students must work at a pace of one question per minute or faster.
Instructor: Peng Lin
Math League expands on basic math concepts taught in schools by using more challenging questions and word problems, requiring students to use critical thinking to complete each question accurately and in a timely manner so that all questions can be finished in the allotted time, and because of this, the course is focused on strategies to quickly and accurately answer questions.
Sunshine is hosting the Math League contest every year on Apr 15. The students scored 26 or above in the test will qualify for the Math League International Summer Program. You may check more information about the competition from the Math League official website: https://mathleague.com04/17 to 04/17 1 Math League Competition Event Thursday 5:05pm-5:45pm $10/contest in-personLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 4Math League is a Math competition for grades 3-12 students. It is held in the United States, Canada, and other countries. The competition consists of a timed multiple-choice test; the timing is such that to complete the test, students must work at a pace of one question per minute or faster.
Instructor: Peng Lin
Math League expands on basic math concepts taught in schools by using more challenging questions and word problems, requiring students to use critical thinking to complete each question accurately and in a timely manner so that all questions can be finished in the allotted time, and because of this, the course is focused on strategies to quickly and accurately answer questions.
Sunshine is hosting the Math League contest every year on Apr 15. The students scored 26 or above in the test will qualify for the Math League International Summer Program. You may check more information about the competition from the Math League official website: https://mathleague.com(waiting-list)
11/15 to 04/18 4 ACSL Annual Contest Friday 5:15pm-6:00pm $60/4 tests in the year of 2024-2025; Test dates are Nov 15, Jan `17, Feb 28, Apr 18Location: Online13American Computer Science League (www.acsl.org), ACSL organizes computer science contests and computer programming contests for elementary, junior, and senior high school students.
The ACSL Elementary Division is for students from grades 4 to 6. It consists of 4 contests in a year. The contests scheduled for the 2024-2025 year at Sunshine Elite are as follows:
Instructor: Shilpa SharmaContest #1: Number Systems on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, November 15, 2024
Contest #2: Prefix/Infix/PostFix Notation on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Jan 17, 2025
Contest #3: Boolean Algebra on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Feb 28, 2025
Contest #4: Graph Theory on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Apr 18, 2025Note: All contests are proctoring virtual online by Sunshine Elite in the year of 2024-2025. Students who passed the cut-off score of all 4 contests will receive ACSL Final contest invitation emailed from May 1 through May 21, 2025. The ACSL Invitational Finals are scheduled on Saturday, May 24, 2025, proctoring virtual online by ACSL.
The contests consist of non-programming problems in four categories, one each contest, will be tested. The contest consists of a 30-minute, 5-question test each month. The topics covered in 4 contests are Computer Number Systems, Prefix/Infix/Postfix Notation, Boolean Algebra, and Graph Theory. You may check the ACSL website for the study material and the test samples here: https://www.acsl.org/get-started/study-materials
Sunshine Elite also has the ACSL training classes to help students prepare for the contests which is aligning with the contest dates and topics. If you have questions or concerns about the contests, please contact Shilpa Sharma by Email: Shilpa.Sharma@SunshineEliteEducation.com(waiting-list)
11/15 to 04/18 4 ACSL Annual Contest Friday 5:15pm-6:00pm $60/4 tests in the year of 2024-2025; Test dates are Nov 15, Jan 17, Feb 28, Apr 18Location: Online13American Computer Science League (www.acsl.org), ACSL organizes computer science contests and computer programming contests for elementary, junior, and senior high school students.
The ACSL Elementary Division is for students from grades 4 to 6. It consists of 4 contests in a year. The contests scheduled for the 2024-2025 year at Sunshine Elite are as follows:
Instructor: Shilpa SharmaContest #1: Number Systems on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, November 15, 2024
Contest #2: Prefix/Infix/PostFix Notation on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Jan 17, 2025
Contest #3: Boolean Algebra on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Feb 28, 2025
Contest #4: Graph Theory on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Apr 18, 2025Note: All contests are proctoring virtual online by Sunshine Elite in the year of 2024-2025. Students who passed the cut-off score of all 4 contests will receive ACSL Final contest invitation emailed from May 1 through May 21, 2025. The ACSL Invitational Finals are scheduled on Saturday, May 24, 2025, proctoring virtual online by ACSL.
The contests consist of non-programming problems in four categories, one each contest, will be tested. The contest consists of a 30-minute, 5-question test each month. The topics covered in 4 contests are Computer Number Systems, Prefix/Infix/Postfix Notation, Boolean Algebra, and Graph Theory. You may check the ACSL website for the study material and the test samples here: https://www.acsl.org/get-started/study-materials
Sunshine Elite also has the ACSL training classes to help students prepare for the contests which is aligning with the contest dates and topics. If you have questions or concerns about the contests, please contact Shilpa Sharma by Email: Shilpa.Sharma@SunshineEliteEducation.com11/15 to 04/18 4 ACSL Annual Contest Friday 5:15pm-6:00pm $60/4 tests in the year of 2024-2025; Test dates are Nov 15, Jan 17, Feb 28, Apr 18Location: Online13American Computer Science League (www.acsl.org), ACSL organizes computer science contests and computer programming contests for elementary, junior, and senior high school students.
The ACSL Elementary Division is for students from grades 4 to 6. It consists of 4 contests in a year. The contests scheduled for the 2024-2025 year at Sunshine Elite are as follows:
Instructor: Shilpa SharmaContest #1: Number Systems on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, November 15, 2024
Contest #2: Prefix/Infix/PostFix Notation on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Jan 17, 2025
Contest #3: Boolean Algebra on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Feb 28, 2025
Contest #4: Graph Theory on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Apr 18, 2025Note: All contests are proctoring virtual online by Sunshine Elite in the year of 2024-2025. Students who passed the cut-off score of all 4 contests will receive ACSL Final contest invitation emailed from May 1 through May 21, 2025. The ACSL Invitational Finals are scheduled on Saturday, May 24, 2025, proctoring virtual online by ACSL.
The contests consist of non-programming problems in four categories, one each contest, will be tested. The contest consists of a 30-minute, 5-question test each month. The topics covered in 4 contests are Computer Number Systems, Prefix/Infix/Postfix Notation, Boolean Algebra, and Graph Theory. You may check the ACSL website for the study material and the test samples here: https://www.acsl.org/get-started/study-materials
Sunshine Elite also has the ACSL training classes to help students prepare for the contests which is aligning with the contest dates and topics. If you have questions or concerns about the contests, please contact Shilpa Sharma by Email: Shilpa.Sharma@SunshineEliteEducation.com12/07 to 03/22 4 ACSL Annual Contest Friday 5:15pm-6:00pm $60/4 tests in the year of 2024-2025; Test dates are Nov 15, Jan 17, Feb 28, Apr 18Location: Online13American Computer Science League (www.acsl.org), ACSL organizes computer science contests and computer programming contests for elementary, junior, and senior high school students.
The ACSL Junior Division is for students from grades 6 to 9. It consists of 4 contests in a year.
The contests scheduled for the 2024-2025 year at Sunshine Elite are as follows:
Contest #1: Number Systems on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, November 15, 2024
Contest #2: Prefix/Infix/PostFix Notation on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Jan 17, 2025
Contest #3: Boolean Algebra on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Feb 28, 2025
Contest #4: Graph Theory on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Apr 18, 2025Note: All contests are proctoring virtual online by Sunshine Elite in the year of 2024-2025. Students who passed the cut-off score of all 4 contests will receive ACSL Final contest invitation emailed from May 1 through May 21, 2025. The ACSL Invitational Finals are scheduled on Saturday, May 24, 2025, proctoring virtual online by ACSL.
Each contest in the Junior Division has two parts: a take-home 72-hour time limit programming problem and a set of short answer questions. Each short answer test consists of 2 questions on each of the first two topics listed below and 1 question on the third topic for a total of 5 questions. The time limit for the 5 question test is 30 minutes.
Below are the topics for each contest and the study material links:You may check the ACSL website for the study material and the test samples here: https://www.acsl.org/get-started/study-materials
Instructor: Shilpa Sharma
Sunshine Elite also has the ACSL training classes to help students prepare for the contests which is aligning with the contest dates and topics. If you have questions or concerns about the contests, please contact Shilpa Sharma by Email: Shilpa.Sharma@SunshineEliteEducation.com(1 spot left)
12/07 to 03/22 4 ACSL Annual Contest Friday 5:15pm-6:00pm $60/4 tests in the year of 2024-2025; Test dates are Nov 15, Jan 17, Feb 28, Apr 18Location: Online13American Computer Science League (www.acsl.org), ACSL organizes computer science contests and computer programming contests for elementary, junior, and senior high school students.
The ACSL Junior Division is for students from grades 6 to 9. It consists of 4 contests in a year.
The contests scheduled for the 2024-2025 year at Sunshine Elite are as follows:
Contest #1: Number Systems on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, November 15, 2024
Contest #2: Prefix/Infix/PostFix Notation on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Jan 17, 2025
Contest #3: Boolean Algebra on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Feb 28, 2025
Contest #4: Graph Theory on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Apr 18, 2025Note: All contests are proctoring virtual online by Sunshine Elite in the year of 2024-2025. Students who passed the cut-off score of all 4 contests will receive ACSL Final contest invitation emailed from May 1 through May 21, 2025. The ACSL Invitational Finals are scheduled on Saturday, May 24, 2025, proctoring virtual online by ACSL.
Each contest in the Junior Division has two parts: a take-home 72-hour time limit programming problem and a set of short answer questions. Each short answer test consists of 2 questions on each of the first two topics listed below and 1 question on the third topic for a total of 5 questions. The time limit for the 5 question test is 30 minutes.
Below are the topics for each contest and the study material links:You may check the ACSL website for the study material and the test samples here: https://www.acsl.org/get-started/study-materials
Instructor: Shilpa Sharma
Sunshine Elite also has the ACSL training classes to help students prepare for the contests which is aligning with the contest dates and topics. If you have questions or concerns about the contests, please contact Shilpa Sharma by Email: Shilpa.Sharma@SunshineEliteEducation.com12/07 to 03/22 4 ACSL Annual Contest Friday 5:15pm-6:00pm $60/4 tests in the year of 2024-2025; Test dates are Nov 15, Jan 17, Feb 28, Apr 18Location: Online13American Computer Science League (www.acsl.org), ACSL organizes computer science contests and computer programming contests for elementary, junior, and senior high school students.
The ACSL Senior Division contest is the best for middle/high school students with programming experience, expecially those already taking and being good at ACSL Junior contests. ACSL Senior Division has 4 contests in a year. The contests scheduled for the 2024-2025 year at Sunshine Elite are as follows:
Contest #1: Number Systems on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, November 15, 2024
Contest #2: Prefix/Infix/PostFix Notation on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Jan 17, 2025
Contest #3: Boolean Algebra on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Feb 28, 2025
Contest #4: Graph Theory on Friday 5:15p,-6pm, Apr 18, 2025Note: All contests are proctoring virtual online by Sunshine Elite in the year of 2024-2025. Students who passed the cut-off score of all 4 contests will receive ACSL Final contest invitation emailed from May 1 through May 21, 2025. The ACSL Invitational Finals are scheduled on Saturday, May 24, 2025, proctoring virtual online by ACSL.
Each contest consists of an online 30-minute, 5-question short answer test and an online programming problem to solve in 72 hours. The Short Problems topics are the same in the Intermediate and Senior Divisions. The Senior Division problems are more challenging than those in the Intermediate Division. Below are the topics for each contest and the study material links:
Contest 1
Computer Number Systems
Recursive Functions
What Does This Program Do?
Contest 2Prefix/Infix/Postfix Notation
Bit-String Flicking
LISP
Contest 3Boolean Algebra
Data Structures
FSAs and Regular Expressions
Contest 4Graph Theory
Digital Electronics
Assembly LanguageYou may check the ACSL website for the study material and the test samples here: https://www.acsl.org/get-started/study-materials
Instructor: Shilpa Sharma
Sunshine Elite also has the ACSL training classes to help students prepare for the contests which is aligning with the contest dates and topics. If you have questions or concerns about the contest, please contact Shilpa Sharma by Email: Shilpa.Sharma@SunshineEliteEducation.com09/03 to 06/20 6 term By Schedule 9:00am-5:00pm $0/term We will work with to schedule the volunteer slots once your application is approved.Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 HallVolunteer Opportunity for high school and 8th grade students
Sunshine is seeking enthusiastic 8th graders and high school students to join us as volunteer teacher assistants for our Sunshine Elite summer camps or afterschool program. We offer flexible volunteer hours, allowing you to choose slots that fit your schedule once your application is approved.
To volunteer at Sunshine, you must meet the following requirements:
1. Be a 8th grader or high school student with a GPA of 3.8 or above.
2. Commit to volunteering for at least 15 hours during the summer or once a week during the school terms.
Why Volunteering Holds Value for You:
1. Gain Valuable Experience: Participating in our volunteer program offers an opportunity to acquire working and tutoring skills. Through a comprehensive 3-hour in-person training session led by our professional educators, volunteers will develop essential communication and mentoring abilities crucial for working with young children. These skills will be put into practice during your volunteer activities.
2. Contribute to Your Community: Your involvement as a volunteer allows you to share your strengths with the community. Many children are still grappling with learning gaps, especially in the aftermath of COVID-19. By dedicating your time, you're making personalized learning more accessible for numerous families. Your mentoring efforts have the potential to positively impact and motivate countless young individuals within our community.
3. Opportunity for PVSA Prestigious Recognition: Engaging in volunteer work also presents the chance to earn the President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA), a distinguished national honor that acknowledges volunteer dedication. This award celebrates the most exceptional volunteers and highlights the significant difference you're making through your contributions.
4. Qualify for Sunshine Elite Scholarship: Volunteering hours at Sunshine Elite can help students qualify for various levels of the Sunshine Elite Scholarship.Application Process:Instructor: Shilpa Sharma
1. Begin by registering for the "Sunshine Volunteer Signup" on the Sunshine website. Upon signing up, you will gain access to the course "Sunshine Volunteer Application" within your Sunshine account.
2. Proceed to complete your application by following the instructions on the "Class Page" assignment labeled "Submit Application Material". This entails submitting your most recent school transcript along with an essay about yourself covering the specified topics.
3. Sign up volunteer slots. Upon receiving the approval email from Sunshine, you can proceed to schedule your volunteer slots using the scheduling interface available in your Sunshine account.2024-2025 No School Day Camps
- 01/20 to 01/20 1 Full Day 8:30am-5:00pm $90/Day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8
Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students. Mornings are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine, while afternoons are filled with a diverse range of engaging fun activities such as Chess, Art or Outdoor sports.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 8:30am-5pm
Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation.
- We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
- Afternoon various fields exploration: half-day afternoon field camp for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, or Outdoor Sports etc.
Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.
Instructor: Curran Gregory; Shilpa Sharma01/20 to 01/20 1 Half day 8:30am-12:30pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the morning. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 9:00am-12:00pm
The camp doors will open at 8:30 am.Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation. We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
Note*: Sunshine Elite also have the full no-school day camps with various fields exploration in the afternoon for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, etc. Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory01/20 to 01/20 1 Half day 1:00pm-4:00pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The afternoon half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the afternoon. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the enrichment opportunities like Robotics/coding, Chess, Art and Speech/Debate.
Camp Schedule: 1:00pm-4:00pm
The camp doors will open at 12:30 pm.Afternoon Academic Adventure: Half-day of offering a greater variety of enrichment programs like Robotics/Coding, Chess , Art and Speech/Debate aimed at providing students with diverse oppurtunities for growth and enjoyment.
Note*: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory02/17 to 02/17 1 Full Day 8:30am-5:00pm $90/Day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students. Mornings are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine, while afternoons are filled with a diverse range of engaging fun activities such as Chess, Art or Outdoor sports.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 8:30am-5pm
Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation.
- We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
- Afternoon various fields exploration: half-day afternoon field camp for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, or Outdoor Sports etc.
Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.
Instructor: Curran Gregory; Shilpa Sharma02/17 to 02/17 1 Half day 8:30am-12:30pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the morning. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 9:00am-12:00pm
The camp doors will open at 8:30 am.Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation. We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
Note*: Sunshine Elite also have the full no-school day camps with various fields exploration in the afternoon for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, etc. Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory02/17 to 02/17 1 Half day 1:00pm-4:00pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The afternoon half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the afternoon. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the enrichment opportunities like Robotics/coding, Chess, Art and Speech/Debate.
Camp Schedule: 1:00pm-4:00pm
The camp doors will open at 12:30 pm.Afternoon Academic Adventure: Half-day of offering a greater variety of enrichment programs like Robotics/Coding, Chess , Art and Speech/Debate aimed at providing students with diverse oppurtunities for growth and enjoyment.
Note*: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory02/18 to 02/18 1 Full Day 8:30am-5:00pm $90/Day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students. Mornings are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine, while afternoons are filled with a diverse range of engaging fun activities such as Chess, Art or Outdoor sports.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 8:30am-5pm
Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation.
- We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
- Afternoon various fields exploration: half-day afternoon field camp for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, or Outdoor Sports etc.
Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.
Instructor: Curran Gregory; Shilpa Sharma02/18 to 02/18 1 Half day 8:30am-12:30pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the morning. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 9:00am-12:00pm
The camp doors will open at 8:30 am.Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation. We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
Note*: Sunshine Elite also have the full no-school day camps with various fields exploration in the afternoon for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, etc. Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory02/18 to 02/18 1 Half day 1:00pm-4:00pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The afternoon half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the afternoon. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the enrichment opportunities like Robotics/coding, Chess, Art and Speech/Debate.
Camp Schedule: 1:00pm-4:00pm
The camp doors will open at 12:30 pm.Afternoon Academic Adventure: Half-day of offering a greater variety of enrichment programs like Robotics/Coding, Chess , Art and Speech/Debate aimed at providing students with diverse oppurtunities for growth and enjoyment.
Note*: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory04/14 to 04/14 1 Full Day 8:30am-5:00pm $90/Day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students. Mornings are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine, while afternoons are filled with a diverse range of engaging fun activities such as Chess, Art or Outdoor sports.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 8:30am-5pm
Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation.
- We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
- Afternoon various fields exploration: half-day afternoon field camp for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, or Outdoor Sports etc.
Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.
Instructor: Curran Gregory; Shilpa Sharma04/14 to 04/14 1 Half day 8:30am-12:30pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the morning. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the academic advance curriculum at Sunshine.
We are focusing on math/reading skills or CogAt test preparation as needed in the no-school day camps. The Beaverton Schools usually give the full length CogAt tests in December or January, and the OSA math and reading tests in Spring term.Camp Schedule: 9:00am-12:00pm
The camp doors will open at 8:30 am.Morning Academic Adventure: half-day of Core Academic Study on Math, Reading, or CogAt tests preparation. We will have the academic assessment reports for Math, Reading & CogAt for the new students.
Note*: Sunshine Elite also have the full no-school day camps with various fields exploration in the afternoon for students to explore interests in the field of Speech, Creative Writing, Chess, Art, Science, etc. Note**: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory04/14 to 04/14 1 Half day 1:00pm-4:00pm $60/Half-day Camp Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite is delighted to offer no-school day camps. The afternoon half-day camps are specially crafted for elementary and middle school students to attend the camp in the afternoon. Those half-day camps are dedicated to explore the enrichment opportunities like Robotics/coding, Chess, Art and Speech/Debate.
Camp Schedule: 1:00pm-4:00pm
The camp doors will open at 12:30 pm.Afternoon Academic Adventure: Half-day of offering a greater variety of enrichment programs like Robotics/Coding, Chess , Art and Speech/Debate aimed at providing students with diverse oppurtunities for growth and enjoyment.
Note*: Students in the Sunshine After-school Program get a 50% discount. Students who are currently registered for the Sunshine Enrichment classes get a 10% off.Instructor: Shilpa Sharma; Curran Gregory2024-2025 Afterschool Program
- 08/26 to 06/10 MTWTF 2:20pm-6:00pm $545/(registration +1st month); monthly tuition $495 is due every 29thLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8
Sunshine Elite Education
2024-2025 Academic Advance In-person AfterSchool Program
Sunshine Academic Advance After-school Program for 2024 to 2025 school year starts Aug 26th, 2024 and ends June 10th, 2025 for K-5 students. The program is designed to enhance advanced learning in English, Math, Science & Technology. The program also prepares students for the CogAt & ITBS/OSAS Math/Reading tests. Given the early release schedules for most schools in the upcoming academic year, we also offer a greater variety of enrichment programs. These will include activities such as Robotics, Chess, Art, and Outdoor sports, aimed at providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and enjoyment.
Afterschool Program Transportation
Sunshine Operates on all school open days in the 2024-2025 school year and also provides no-school day camp except the major holidays in the U.S. We provide pick up service from the following 8 elmentary schools: Findley, Jacob Wismer, Springville, Sato, Bethany, Oak Hills, Rock Creek and Bonny Slope.
Afterschool Schedule and Tuition
The full month of September tuition $495 plus $50 registration fee is due at your registration to reserve spot. Tuition is charged monthly from Aug-Jun and the monthly tuition bill will be sent by email. The tuition for Aug & Jun will be prorated based on the school days.Please check the complete afterschool program document here for details:
Instructor: Mia Hicks; Michelle Stansell; Merveille Musangu
2024-2025 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2024-2025-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
2023-2024 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2023-2024-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
If you have any questions, please text or message 503-791-628108/26 to 06/10 MTWTF 2:20pm-6:00pm $545/(registration +1st month); monthly tuition $495 is due every 29thLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8Sunshine Elite Education
2024-2025 Academic Advance In-person AfterSchool Program
Sunshine Academic Advance After-school Program for 2024 to 2025 school year starts Aug 26th, 2024 and ends June 10th, 2025 for K-5 students. The program is designed to enhance advanced learning in English, Math, Science & Technology. The program also prepares students for the CogAt & ITBS/OSAS Math/Reading tests. Given the early release schedules for most schools in the upcoming academic year, we also offer a greater variety of enrichment programs. These will include activities such as Robotics, Chess, Art, and Outdoor sports, aimed at providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and enjoyment.
Afterschool Program Transportation
Sunshine Operates on all school open days in the 2024-2025 school year and also provides no-school day camp except the major holidays in the U.S. We provide pick up service from the following 8 elmentary schools: Findley, Jacob Wismer, Springville, Sato, Bethany, Oak Hills, Rock Creek and Bonny Slope.
Afterschool Schedule and Tuition
The full month of September tuition $495 plus $50 registration fee is due at your registration to reserve spot. Tuition is charged monthly from Aug-Jun and the monthly tuition bill will be sent by email. The tuition for Aug & Jun will be prorated based on the school days.Please check the complete afterschool program document here for details:
Instructor: Merveille Musangu; Noopur Tandon; Jerry Sherrard
2024-2025 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2024-2025-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
2023-2024 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2023-2024-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
If you have any questions, please text or message 503-791-6281(2 spots left)
08/26 to 06/10 MTWTF 2:20pm-6:00pm $545/(registration +1st month); monthly tuition $495 is due every 29thLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6Sunshine Elite Education
2024-2025 Academic Advance In-person AfterSchool Program
Sunshine Academic Advance After-school Program for 2024 to 2025 school year starts Aug 26th, 2024 and ends June 10th, 2025 for K-5 students. The program is designed to enhance advanced learning in English, Math, Science & Technology. The program also prepares students for the CogAt & ITBS/OSAS Math/Reading tests. Given the early release schedules for most schools in the upcoming academic year, we also offer a greater variety of enrichment programs. These will include activities such as Robotics, Chess, Art, and Outdoor sports, aimed at providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and enjoyment.
Afterschool Program Transportation
Sunshine Operates on all school open days in the 2024-2025 school year and also provides no-school day camp except the major holidays in the U.S. We provide pick up service from the following 8 elmentary schools: Findley, Jacob Wismer, Springville, Sato, Bethany, Oak Hills, Rock Creek and Bonny Slope.
Afterschool Schedule and Tuition
The full month of September tuition $495 plus $50 registration fee is due at your registration to reserve spot. Tuition is charged monthly from Aug-Jun and the monthly tuition bill will be sent by email. The tuition for Aug & Jun will be prorated based on the school days.Please check the complete afterschool program document here for details:
Instructor: Curran Gregory; Jerry Sherrard; Merveille Musangu
2024-2025 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2024-2025-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
2023-2024 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2023-2024-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
If you have any questions, please text or message 503-791-6281(waiting-list)
08/26 to 06/10 MTWTF 2:20pm-6:00pm $545/(registration +1st month); monthly tuition $495 is due every 29thLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6Sunshine Elite Education
2024-2025 Academic Advance In-person AfterSchool Program
Sunshine Academic Advance After-school Program for 2024 to 2025 school year starts Aug 26th, 2024 and ends June 10th, 2025 for K-5 students. The program is designed to enhance advanced learning in English, Math, Science & Technology. The program also prepares students for the CogAt & ITBS/OSAS Math/Reading tests. Given the early release schedules for most schools in the upcoming academic year, we also offer a greater variety of enrichment programs. These will include activities such as Robotics, Chess, Art, and Outdoor sports, aimed at providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and enjoyment.
Afterschool Program Transportation
Sunshine Operates on all school open days in the 2024-2025 school year and also provides no-school day camp except the major holidays in the U.S. We provide pick up service from the following 8 elmentary schools: Findley, Jacob Wismer, Springville, Sato, Bethany, Oak Hills, Rock Creek and Bonny Slope.
Afterschool Schedule and Tuition
The full month of September tuition $495 plus $50 registration fee is due at your registration to reserve spot. Tuition is charged monthly from Aug-Jun and the monthly tuition bill will be sent by email. The tuition for Aug & Jun will be prorated based on the school days.Please check the complete afterschool program document here for details:
Instructor: Merveille Musangu; Javid Solan; Curran Gregory
2024-2025 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2024-2025-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
2023-2024 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2023-2024-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
If you have any questions, please text or message 503-791-6281(waiting-list)
08/26 to 06/10 MTWTF 2:20pm-6:00pm $545/(registration +1st month); monthly tuition $495 is due every 29thLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 7Sunshine Elite Education
2024-2025 Academic Advance In-person AfterSchool Program
Sunshine Academic Advance After-school Program for 2024 to 2025 school year starts Aug 26th, 2024 and ends June 10th, 2025 for K-5 students. The program is designed to enhance advanced learning in English, Math, Science & Technology. The program also prepares students for the CogAt & ITBS/OSAS Math/Reading tests. Given the early release schedules for most schools in the upcoming academic year, we also offer a greater variety of enrichment programs. These will include activities such as Robotics, Chess, Art, and Outdoor sports, aimed at providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and enjoyment.
Afterschool Program Transportation
Sunshine Operates on all school open days in the 2024-2025 school year and also provides no-school day camp except the major holidays in the U.S. We provide pick up service from the following 8 elmentary schools: Findley, Jacob Wismer, Springville, Sato, Bethany, Oak Hills, Rock Creek and Bonny Slope.
Afterschool Schedule and Tuition
The full month of September tuition $495 plus $50 registration fee is due at your registration to reserve spot. Tuition is charged monthly from Aug-Jun and the monthly tuition bill will be sent by email. The tuition for Aug & Jun will be prorated based on the school days.Please check the complete afterschool program document here for details:
Instructor: Javid Solan; Merveille Musangu; Curran Gregory
2024-2025 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2024-2025-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
2023-2024 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2023-2024-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
If you have any questions, please text or message 503-791-628108/26 to 06/10 MTWTF 3:00pm-6:00pm $300/Month. monthly tuition $300 is due every 29thLocation: 15320 NW Central Dr. Ste D6 Room 1The afterschool program for WVA students is uniquely tailored to emphasize enrichment activities and programs. This exclusive monthly extended care plan is available only to WVA students.
Sunshine Elite Education
2024-2025 Academic Advance In-person AfterSchool Program
Sunshine Academic Advance After-school Program for 2024 to 2025 school year starts Aug 26th, 2024 and ends June 10th, 2025 for K-5 students. The program is designed to enhance advanced learning in English, Math, Science & Technology. The program also prepares students for the CogAt & ITBS/OSAS Math/Reading tests. Given the early release schedules for most schools in the upcoming academic year, we also offer a greater variety of enrichment programs. These will include activities such as Robotics, Chess, Art, and Outdoor sports, aimed at providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and enjoyment.
Afterschool Program Transportation
Sunshine Operates on all school open days in the 2024-2025 school year and also provides no-school day camp except the major holidays in the U.S. We provide pick up service from the following 8 elmentary schools: Findley, Jacob Wismer, Springville, Sato, Bethany, Oak Hills, Rock Creek and Bonny Slope.
Afterschool Schedule and Tuition
The full month of September tuition $495 plus $50 registration fee is due at your registration to reserve spot. Tuition is charged monthly from Aug-Jun and the monthly tuition bill will be sent by email. The tuition for Aug & Jun will be prorated based on the school days.Please check the complete afterschool program document here for details:
2024-2025 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2024-2025-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
2023-2024 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2023-2024-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
If you have any questions, please text or message 503-791-628108/26 to 06/10 MTWTF 3:00pm-6:00pm $2850/Annual Initial Fee. Annual tuition is $2850. $300 is due upon registration and the remaining balance of $2,550 due within one week of the program start.Location: 15320 NW Central Dr. Ste D6 Room 1The afterschool program for WVA students is uniquely tailored to emphasize enrichment activities and programs. This exclusive annual extended care plan is available only to WVA students. A $300 deposit is required upon online registration, with the remaining balance of $2,550 due within one week of the program's start.
Sunshine Elite Education
2024-2025 Academic Advance In-person AfterSchool Program
Sunshine Academic Advance After-school Program for 2024 to 2025 school year starts Aug 26th, 2024 and ends June 10th, 2025 for K-5 students. The program is designed to enhance advanced learning in English, Math, Science & Technology. The program also prepares students for the CogAt & ITBS/OSAS Math/Reading tests. Given the early release schedules for most schools in the upcoming academic year, we also offer a greater variety of enrichment programs. These will include activities such as Robotics, Chess, Art, and Outdoor sports, aimed at providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and enjoyment.
Afterschool Program Transportation
Sunshine Operates on all school open days in the 2024-2025 school year and also provides no-school day camp except the major holidays in the U.S. We provide pick up service from the following 8 elmentary schools: Findley, Jacob Wismer, Springville, Sato, Bethany, Oak Hills, Rock Creek and Bonny Slope.
Afterschool Schedule and Tuition
The full month of September tuition $495 plus $50 registration fee is due at your registration to reserve spot. Tuition is charged monthly from Aug-Jun and the monthly tuition bill will be sent by email. The tuition for Aug & Jun will be prorated based on the school days.Please check the complete afterschool program document here for details:
2024-2025 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2024-2025-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
2023-2024 School Year:
https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/file/AA/SEE/2023-2024-Sunshine-AA-Afterschool-Program.pdf
If you have any questions, please text or message 503-791-6281Sunshine Textbook@Group Buying Price
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(waiting-list)
$15/book Book pick up: Tuesday 4pm-6pm at 15320 NW Central Dr. Ste D6.
