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2024 Summer Class

  • 07/10 to 08/14  6 Classes Wednesday 7:00pm-8:30pm $240/term Location: Online10 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Course Description: This is the second 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 speaker

    Unit 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 Affirmative

    Unit 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 Weindel

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:00am-10:30am $690/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Summer is a great time to shape up students' language Arts Skills and get ready for the new school year.

    This is an English Language Arts enhancement class for students who are going to enter 1st grade in the coming Fall term. The class focuses more on reading and vocabulary.

    In this class, we review and solidify the reading and vocabulary that students are expected to know in Kindnergarden, and develop critical thinking, vocabulary, and comprehensive reading skills normally taught in first grade.

    Textbook:
    Language Smarts Level B (Grade 1)
    Let’s get this day started - Reading Grade 1 (PDF only)



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:00am-10:30am $690/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Summer is a great time to shape up students' language Arts Skills and get ready for the new school year.

    This is an English Language Arts enhancement class for students who are going to enter 2nd grade in the coming Fall term. The class focuses on reading and vocabulary.

    In this class, we review and solidify the reading and vocabulary that students are expected to know in first grade, and develop critical thinking, vocabulary, and comprehensive reading skills normally taught in second grade.

    Textbook:
    From Phonic to Reading B or
    Fun-time Phonics K-2



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 11:00am-12:00pm $465/term In-person OnlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 7 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Summer is a great time to shape up students' language Arts Skills and get ready for the new school year.

    This is an English Language Arts enhancement class for students who are going to enter 3rd grade in the coming Fall term. The class focuses on reading and vocabulary.

    In this class, we review and solidify the reading and vocabulary that students are expected to know in second grade, and develop critical thinking, vocabulary, and comprehensive reading skills normally taught in third grade.

    Textbook:
    From Phonics to Reading C .or. Language Smarts Book D (grade 3)
    Nonfiction & Fiction Paired Texts Grade 3 (PDF only)



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 11:00am-12:00pm $465/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Summer is a great time to shape up students' language Arts Skills and get ready for the new school year.

    This is an English Language Arts enhancement class for students who are going to enter 4th grade in the coming Fall term. The class focuses on reading and vocabulary.

    In this class, we review and solidify the reading and vocabulary that students are expected to know in third grade, and develop critical thinking, vocabulary, and comprehensive reading skills normally taught in fourth grade.

    Textbook:
    Word Roots Beginning for grade 3-4 .or. TR Word Builder 4
    Reading Exploer 1



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 11:00am-12:00pm $465/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Summer is a great time to shape up students' language Arts Skills and get ready for the new school year.

    This is an English Language Arts enhancement class for students who are going to enter 5th grade in the coming Fall term. The class focuses on reading and vocabulary. The course aligns with the ITBS Reading & vocabulary which will be used to measure the students’ achievement.

    In this class, we review and solidify the reading and vocabulary that students are expected to know in fourth grade, and develop critical thinking, vocabulary, and comprehensive reading skills normally taught in  fifth grade

    In this course, we will use the Wordroots Level I to boost students' vocabulary. 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.

    Textbook:
    Word Roots Level I (Creative Thinking Co.)
    Reading Explorer 3
    Reading Explorer 3: Student Book with Online Workbook (Reading Explorer, Second Edition)



  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 4:30pm-6:00pm $465/term Location: Online7 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is an English reading and vocabulary enhancement class for students who are going to enter 6th grade in the coming Fall term.

    This 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 ITBS Reading & SSAT tests which will be used to measure the students’ achievement.

    In this course, we will use the Wordroots Level II to boost students' vocabulary. 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:
    Word Roots Level II (Creative Thinking Co.)
    Make Connections 6
    Reading Information Text Message 6

    Instructor: Tami Bake

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 4:00pm-5:00pm $375/term Location: Online2 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Comprehensive Reading and Vocabulary Level 7/8 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 SSAT and PSAT tests which will be used to measure students’ achievement.

    The class is designed with a one-year curriculum for Grade 7-8 students:

    Level 7/8A: We will start with the "Close Reading Complex Text for Grade 7" Book to build up comprehensive reading skills with high-quality passages. We use "Vocabulary Workshop for Comprehension 7" for expanding students' vocabulary with a comprehensive reading context. The SSAT reading/writing skills and practice will also be included in this class. Level 7/8A usually takes 12 to 14 weeks to finish.

    Level 7/8B: We will continue the class to the next level with "Reading Detective B1" and "SSAT Reading/Writing Skills" to further refine comprehensive reading skills with high quality texts. We will use the "Wordly Wise Book 8"  to build up students' vocabulary for the standard test verbal skills. level 7/8B usually take about 20 weeks to complete. The digital "Wordly Wise 7" book and unit tests will be available for students who missed doing the "Wordly Wise 7" in Summer.

    Level 7/8C: This is a bridge program in the Summer to solidify and improve students' comprehensive reading skills and prepare for SSAT/HSPT tests. SSAT English Reading/Writing/Vocabulary book, SSAT/HSPT practice tests and "Word Roots Level II" will be used in Summer

    Student books for Level 7/8C: 
    Word Roots Level III
    SSAT Vocabulary and Skills
    SSAT Reading/Writing/Essay Skills and Practice Tests

    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=39

    Instructor: Brenda Andrus

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 5:00pm-6:00pm $375/term Location: Online2 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is an English reading and vocabulary enhancement class for students who are going to enter 8th/9th grade in the coming Fall term.

    This 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 SSAT and PSAT 8/9 tests which will be used to measure students’ achievement.

    We will use Wordly Wise Book 9/10 with unit tests, The PSAT 8/9 English skills from multiple resources for the class in summer.

    Textbooks:
    Wordly Wise book 9 - may upgrade to book 10 if book 9 is alredy finished.
    PSAT 8/9 Reading/Writing skills and practice tests

    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=39

    Instructor: Brenda Andrus

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 3:00pm-4:00pm $315/term Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class is for students who are going to enter the 4th grade in the coming Fall term. The class will introduce writing skills they will learn in the Writing Level 4 and get them ready for the new school year.

    The class is a refined skill-based guided writing - bridge to level 4 class that is taught in a different way: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose. Here is the presentation video for the teacher:
    https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/videos/presentations/Strength-Focused-Writing-122020.mp4

    it will inspire your ideas and empower you with the tools to refine your writing and make it audience ready. Each 90-minute class will have three sections: ideas, revision skills, and conventions. You will be supported all the way with the best revision techniques from Education Northwest's 6 traits approach, and the best instruction in conventions from Sadlier's Grammar Workshop textbook series. You will feel encouraged and confident to take your favorite ideas to an audience.

    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:
    Editor in Chief Beginning 2 for grade 3-4

    Note: Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. 

    Instructor: Jennifer Rose

  • 07/08 to 08/12  6 Classes Monday 4:00pm-6:00pm $315/term Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class is for students who are going to enter the 6/7th grade in the coming Fall term. The class will introduce writing skills they will learn in the Writing Level 6/7 and get students ready for the new school year.

    The class is a refined skill-based guided writing - bridge to level 6/7 class that is taught in a different way: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose. Here is the presentation video for the teacher:
    https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/videos/presentations/Strength-Focused-Writing-122020.mp4

    it will inspire your ideas and empower you with the tools to refine your writing and make it audience ready. Each 90-minute class will have three sections: ideas, revision skills, and conventions. You will be supported all the way with the best revision techniques from Education Northwest's 6 traits approach, and the best instruction in conventions from Sadlier's Grammar Workshop textbook series. You will feel encouraged and confident to take your favorite ideas to an audience.

    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 for Middle School

    Note: Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. 

    Instructor: Jennifer Rose

  • 07/12 to 08/16  6 Classes Friday 4:00pm-6:00pm $315/term Location: Online1 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class is for students who are going to enter the 7/8th grade in the coming Fall term. The class will introduce writing skills they will learn in the Writing Level 7/8 and get students ready for the new school year.

    The class is a refined skill-based guided writing - bridge to level 7/8 class that is taught in a different way: Strength-Focused By Jennifer Rose. Here is the presentation video for the teacher:
    https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/videos/presentations/Strength-Focused-Writing-122020.mp4

    it will inspire your ideas and empower you with the tools to refine your writing and make it audience ready. Each 90-minute class will have three sections: ideas, revision skills, and conventions. You will be supported all the way with the best revision techniques from Education Northwest's 6 traits approach, and the best instruction in conventions from Sadlier's Grammar Workshop textbook series. You will feel encouraged and confident to take your favorite ideas to an audience.

    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: Editor in Chief Level 2 for Grade 6-8

    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:   
    http://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=39

    Instructor: Jennifer Rose

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 1:00pm-2:30pm $465/term Location: Online6 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class is for high school students who wants to improve and refine their Essay skills in Summer. The class will introduce and practice Essay writing skills required by high school, especially practice for the timed Essay so that students will be more successful in their high school English classes.

    This course is the step towards to the high school Honor English and AP English essay. You will be guided through the writing process, learning the essential components of the American high school essay. Topics include the various types of essays, the structure, and the development of paragraphs, topic sentences, thesis statements, supporting examples, grammar for academic writing, and vocabulary choices.

    By the end of this course, students will be more ready for their high school Honor or AP English classes Students may continue to improve and deep their Essay writing skills by entering to Essay Writing I or II class in the coming Fall term at Sunshine.

    Student Grammar/Workbooks for Bridge to Essay Writing II:
    1. Editor in Chief Level 3
    2. Sadlier: Grammar and Writing for Standard Tests
    3. How to Write High School Essay
    4. The Seagull Reader Essays

    Books in PDF will be uploaded to the students' class page before the term starts. You may also buy a hard copy of the book from Sunshine when it's available.

    Instructor: Julie Hlad

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 11:00am-12:00pm $465/term In-person onlyLocation: 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: concretepictorial, 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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 11:00am-12:00pm $465/term In-person onlyLocation: 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-gifted

    This 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: concretepictorial, 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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 11:00am-12:00pm $465/term In-person onlyLocation: 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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:00am-12:00pm $465/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 8 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-gifted

    This 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: concretepictorial, 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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am-10:30am $690/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 7 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Math Level 3-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-gifted

    This course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 3A, 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: concretepictorial, and abstract

    Students starting 3rd grade usually begin with Dimensions Math 3A and then finish 3B in the second term of the school year. Students who complete the 3A math in the Summer break may start with level 3B at the beginning of the school year.

    If the 3rd-grade student is starting 3A in the second term of the school year, we strongly recommend the student to complete level 3B 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 2B test as the Pretest of this class to find out whether your kid is ready to start math level 3A.  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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am-10:30am $690/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 7 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: concretepictorial, 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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:00am-10:30am $690/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6 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-gifted

    This 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: concretepictorial, 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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am-10:30am $690/term In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6 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-gifted

    This 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: concretepictorial, 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. 



  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:00am-10:30am $690/term In-person or OnlineLocation: Online10 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-gifted

    This 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: concretepictorial, 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 Lulla

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 12:30pm-2:00pm $690/term In-person or OnlineLocation: 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: concretepictorial, 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 Lulla

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 2:00pm-3:30pm $690/term Location: Online5 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 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 Lulla

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 10:30am-12:00pm $690/term Location: Online10 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class will start from Chapter 1 and finish the core curriculum in Algebra 1.

    Algebra I includes all the Algebra parts from AGS I and AGS II curriculum. This is also a good class for students who want to solidify the Algebra Part in AGS I and then learn ahead with the Algebra part in AGS II.

    The ecopy of book will provided for the online classes.

    The Sunshine Elite fundamental math program is designed to enhance school-learned curriculum by building up critical thinking in regard to algebra and related concepts.

    The goal of this course is to solidify students' math knowledge before taking the Geometry class. The full course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-Jun to complete.

    Text Book (free rental for duration of the class)

    Holt Algebra 1 - Algebra Textbook - Brightstorm

    Holt Mathematics California Algebra 1, Student Edition

    Algebra 1A 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

    Algebra 1B 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 Lulla

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    07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:15am-10:45am $690/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class will start from Chapter 1 and finish the core Geometry curriculum in Summer.

    The ecopy of book will provided for the online classes.

    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. The course follows Common Core state standards.

    The full course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-Jun to complete.

    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

    Instructor: Vicky Shu

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 1:00pm-2:30pm $735/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class is to help students to learn the Algebra 2 curriculum ahead before the next school year.

    This is a fundamental Algebra 2 /AGS 3 course. The entire course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-June to complete.

    Successfully finishing this Algebra 2 /AGS 3 course will help with students' high school level math skills, making them well-prepared for Pre-calculus and math tests like SAT and ACT.

    Who will benefit from this class:

    • Students who want to solidify/enhance their AGS III / Algebra II skills to prepare them for Pre-calculus and be more successful in the future PSAT/SAT/ACT tests.
    • Students who want to skip AGS III / Algebra II and take the Pre-calculus course in the new school year.

    Textbooks:

    1. Holt Mathematics California Algebra 2, Student Edition
    2. AGS III Assessment tests from MVP

    The Fall term will cover 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

    The Spring term will cover 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

     

    Instructor: Sunil Thapa

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 10:35am-12:00pm $690/term Location: Online12 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class will start from Chapter 1 and finish the core PreCalculus curriculum in Summer. All class materials will be provided in ecopy via the class page.

    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.

    This summer Pre-Calculus course is an accelerated version over six weeks. Due to the time constraint, we will not be able to cover every chapter in detail. Once completed, however, students will have a strong backbone in Pre-Calculus that they can use in the full year-long course.

    Text Book (free rental for duration of the class)

    Holt Mathematics Precalculus A Graphing Approach

    Chapter 1 - Number Patterns

    Chapter 2 - Equations and Inequalities

    Chapter 3 - Functions and Graphs

    Chapter 4 - Polynomial and Rational Functions

    Chapter 5 - Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

    Chapter 6 - Trigonometry

    Chapter 7 - Trigonometric Graphs

    Chapter 8 - Solving Trigonometric Equations

    Chapter 9 - Trigonometric Identities and Proof

    Chapter 10 - Trigonometric Applications

    Chapter 11 - Analytic Geometry

    Chapter 12 - Systems and Matrices

    Chapter 13 - Statistics and Probability

    Chapter 14 - Limits and Continuity

    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: Christopher Dupuis

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    07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:00am-10:25am $690/term Location: Online12 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    AP Calculus AB

    Calculus AB is designed to cover the equivalent of one semester of college calculus over the span of a year. Calculus AB covers derivatives, definite integrals, and the fundamental theorem of calculus.

    This class will take students through the topics covered in AP Calculus, including the following:

    •Limits and Properties
    •Differentiation: Slopes of Curves
    •Applications of Differentiation
    •Integration
    •Logarithmic / Exponential Functions
    •Differential Equations
    •Applications of Integration
    •Integration Techniques, L’Hopital’s Rule, and Improper Integrals

    As this is an accelerated summer course, we will cover as much as we can in the 6 weeks of class. Once complete you will have a foundational understanding of calculus AB that will help you in your future courses.

    Textbooks:

    Calculus I with Precalculus 3rd Edition

    All class materials will be provided in ecopy via the class page before the class.

    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: Christopher Dupuis

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:00am-10:25am $690/term Location: Online19 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class will start from Module 1 and finish the core AGS 1 curriculum in 6 weeks in Summer. It's good for students who are ready to learn ahead in a fast pace or review and refine AGS I skills.

    This is the supportive/enhanced AGS I class taught in a different way. We are teaching AGS I at sunshine 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 is aligning with the required skills in AGS I.  

    Who will benefit from this class?

    • Students who are 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 learn ahead than what they are learning at school to prepare the skip-level math placement test for next school year.

    Textbooks: 

    Algebra I / Geometry Holt California Edition;

    AGS I supportive material 

    Note: All class materials and books are offered in ecopy via the class page.

    AGS 1 is the full school year curriculum. Below are the topics taught in the normal school year.

    The Fall term will cover Modules 1 to 5 from Sep to Dec in 14 classes.

    Module 1: Sequences

    Module 2: Linear & Exponential Functions

    Module 3: Features of Functions

    Module 4: Equations & Inequalities

    Module 5: Systems of Equations & Inequalities

    The Spring term 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

    Module 9: Modeling Data

    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

     

    Instructor: Connor Nelson

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 10:35am-12:00pm $690/term Location: Online19 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class will start from Module 1 and finish the core AGS II curriculum in 6 weeks in Summer. It's good for students who are ready to learn ahead in a fast pace or review and refine AGS II skills.

    AGS II 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 II at school but need more support to learn AGS II 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.

    The Fall term will cover Modules 1 to 4 from Sep to Dec in 14 class.

    Module 1: Quadratic Functions

    Module 2: Structures of Expressions

    Module 3: Quadratic Equations

    Module 4: More Functions, More Features

    The Spring term will cover Modules 5-9 from Jan-Jun in 20 classes.

    Module 5: Geometric Figures

    Module 6: Similarity and Right Triangle Trigonometry

    Module 7: Circles from a Geometric Perspective

    Module 8: Circles and Other Conics

    Module 9: Probability

    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

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 1:00pm-2:30pm $735/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class will start from Chapter 1 and finish the core AGS 3 curriculum in 8 weeks in Summer. It's good for students who are ready to learn ahead in a fast pace or review and refine AGS III skills.

    The AGS 3 and Algebra 2 Curriculum are mapping well with just minor difference. We will use the Holt Algebra 2 textbook to teach better and use the AGS 3 model tests to make sure students are solid for all AGS 3 topics.

    All class materials will be provided in ecopy via the class page.

    This is a fundamental Algebra 2 /AGS 3 course. The entire course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-June to complete.

    Successfully finishing this Algebra 2 /AGS 3 course will help with students' high school level math skills, making them well-prepared for Pre-calculus and math tests like SAT and ACT.

    Who will benefit from this class:

    • Students who want to solidify/enhance their AGS III / Algebra II skills to prepare them for Pre-calculus and be more successful in the future PSAT/SAT/ACT tests.
    • Students who want to skip AGS III / Algebra II and take the Pre-calculus course in the new school year.

    Textbooks:

    1. Holt Mathematics California Algebra 2, Student Edition
    2. AGS III Assessment tests from MVP

    The Fall term will cover 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

    The Spring term will cover 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

     

    Instructor: Sunil Thapa

  • 06/15 to 06/15  32 Classes any day 12:00am-12:00am $320/course Location: Online

    This is the supportive/enhanced AGS I class taught in a different way. We are teaching AGS I at sunshine 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 is aligning with the required skills in AGS I.  

    Who will benefit from this class?

    • Students who are 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 learn ahead than what they are learning at school to prepare the skip-level math placement test for next school year.

    Textbooks: 

    Algebra I / Geometry Holt California Edition;

    AGS I supportive material 

    Note: All class materials and books are offered in ecopy via the class page.

    AGS 1 is the full school year curriculum. Below are the topics taught in the normal school year.

    The Fall term will cover Modules 1 to 5 from Sep to Dec in 14 classes.

    Module 1: Sequences

    Module 2: Linear & Exponential Functions

    Module 3: Features of Functions

    Module 4: Equations & Inequalities

    Module 5: Systems of Equations & Inequalities

    The Spring term 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

    Module 9: Modeling Data

    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

     

    Instructor: Connor Nelson

  • 06/15 to 06/15  32 Classes any day 12:00am-12:00am $320/course Location: Online

    AGS II 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 II at school but need more support to learn AGS II 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.

    The Fall term will cover Modules 1 to 4 from Sep to Dec in 14 class.

    Module 1: Quadratic Functions

    Module 2: Structures of Expressions

    Module 3: Quadratic Equations

    Module 4: More Functions, More Features

    The Spring term will cover Modules 5-9 from Jan-Jun in 20 classes.

    Module 5: Geometric Figures

    Module 6: Similarity and Right Triangle Trigonometry

    Module 7: Circles from a Geometric Perspective

    Module 8: Circles and Other Conics

    Module 9: Probability

    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

  • 06/15 to 06/15  40 Classes any day 12:00am-12:00am $400/course Location: Online

    This is a fundamental Algebra 2 /AGS 3 course. The entire course takes 2 semesters, or one school year, from Sept-June to complete.

    Successfully finishing this Algebra 2 /AGS 3 course will help with students' high school level math skills, making them well-prepared for Pre-calculus and math tests like SAT and ACT.

    Who will benefit from this class:

    • Students who want to solidify/enhance their AGS III / Algebra II skills to prepare them for Pre-calculus and be more successful in the future PSAT/SAT/ACT tests.
    • Students who want to skip AGS III / Algebra II and take the Pre-calculus course in the new school year.

    Textbooks:

    1. Holt Mathematics California Algebra 2, Student Edition
    2. AGS III Assessment tests from MVP

    The Fall term will cover 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

    The Spring term will cover 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

     

    Instructor: Joanne Rees

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 3:00pm-3:55pm $465/term Location: Online18

    Prerequisites: Completion of Singapore Math levels 3A OR Beast Academy 2D.

    There are 4 books in Beast Academy Level 3: 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D.

    • BA Level 3A covers shapes, skip-counting, and perimeter and area.
    • BA Level 3B covers multiplication and perfect squares.
    • BA Level 3C includes chapters on variables, division, and measurement.
    • BA Level 3D includes chapters on fractions, estimation, and area.

    This class will cover book 3A in Summer. Students who finish this class may continue to the book 3B in the Fall term. 

    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 presents these fundamentals at a deeper and more challenging level than 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. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via the Courses page.

    Instructor: Angela Norse

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 4:00pm-5:10pm $540/term Location: Online18

    Prerequisites: Completion of Singapore Math levels 4A OR Beast Academy 3D.

    There are 4 books in Beast Academy Level 4: 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D.

    • Beast Academy 4A covers shapes, multiplication, and exponents
    • Beast Academey 4B covers counting, division, and logic
    • Beast Academy 4C covers factors, fractions, and intergers
    • Beast Academy 4D covers fractions, decimals, and probability

    This class will cover book 4A in Summer. Students who finish this class may continue to the book 4B in the Fall term. 

    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 presents these fundamentals at a deeper and more challenging level than 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. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via the Courses page.

    Instructor: Angela Norse

  • 07/08 to 08/16  18 Classes Monday,Wednesday,Friday 5:15pm-6:35pm $615/term Location: Online18

    Prerequisites: Completion of Singapore Math levels 5A OR Beast Academy 4D.

    There are 4 books in Beast Academy Level 5: 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D.

    Beast Academy 5A covers the following topics:

    • Beast Academy 5A covers solids, intergers, and expressions/equations
    • Beast Academy 5B covers statistcs, factors/multiples, and fractions
    • Beast Academy 5C covers sequences, ratios/rates, and decimals
    • Beast Academy 5D covers percents, square roots, and exponents

    This class will cover book 5A in Summer. Students who finish this class may continue to the book 5B in the Fall term. 

    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 presents these fundamentals at a deeper and more challenging level than 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. You may also buy the textbooks at the group discount price on Sunshine's website via the Courses page.

    Instructor: Angela Norse

  • 07/10 to 08/14  6 Classes Wednesday 4:30pm-6:00pm $240/term Location: Online10 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This Math Competition Camp/Class for Grade 4-6 will focus on learning and practicing the 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.

    The Math Olympiad camp/class will stimulate enthusiasm and a love for mathematics. It will teach major strategies for problem-solving and develop mathematical flexibility in solving problems. The goal is to strengthen the problem-solving skills of all students.

    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 is focused 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. An interactive competition complete with prizes, the test is not based on knowledge but is rather replete with puzzle 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

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 4:00pm-5:30pm $465/term Location: Online18

    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 Norse

  • 07/08 to 08/16  22 Hours Anyday 9:00am-8:00pm,Wednesday 12:00am-12:00am $235/term Location: Online17

    AoPS Intro to Algebra is the math foundation class for advance math learners and competition math. The class content goes beyond school-based Algebra curriulum.

    This Course is designed for those students that have already taken the full-year course, but need additional practice and instruction.  We will not cover the entire book but review all of the most important concepts.

    Additionally, we will implement vigorous material and tests to enhance the curriculum and ensure students are mastering the materials in the depth.

    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: Manny Norse

  • 07/08 to 08/16  22 Hours Anyday 9:00am-8:00pm $235/term Location: Online17 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    AoPS Geometry is the math foundation class for advance math learners and competition math. The class content goes beyond school-based Geometry curriulum.

    This Course is designed for those students that have already taken the full-year course, but need additional practice and instruction.  We will not cover the entire book but review all of the most important concepts.

    Additionally, we will implement vigorous material and tests to enhance the curriculum and ensure students are mastering the materials.

    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

    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: Manny Norse

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 4:30pm-6:00pm $465/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    A thorough introduction for students in grades 7-10 to counting and probability topics such as permutations, combinations, Pascal's triangle, geometric probability, basic combinatorial identities, the Binomial Theorem, and more.

    This class 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.

    Textbook: AoPS Introduction to Probability and Counting

    Instructor: Peng Lin

  • 07/08 to 08/14  12 Classes Monday,Wednesday 6:30pm-8:00pm $465/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    The AMC 10 and AMC 12 are nationwide tests administered by the Mathematical Association of America that qualify you for the American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME). Only those with top scores will be invited to take the AIME. The MAA recommends 9th and 10th graders take the AMC 10, and 11th and 12th graders take the AMC 12. You can take the AMC 10 and/or 12 multiple times.

    The AMC 10 and AMC 12 each have 25 questions. You have 75 minutes for the entire exam. Note that you don't need to get all of the questions right to get a qualifying score. You just have to do better than most of the other students taking the exam! Keep that in mind as you come up with a strategy for the test.

    You need to be in the top 5% of scorers on the AMC 12 or the top 2.5% of scorers on the AMC 10 to qualify, so the vast majority of people who take the AMC exams don't qualify. But, if you do qualify, you can take the American Invitation Mathematics Examination, or AIME.

    If you do well on the AIME, you can qualify for the US Mathematical Olympiad. The top scorers from that competition then have the opportunity to train to be on the US team that competes at the International Math Olympiad. (You can find more info on this process over at the Mathematical Association of American website .)

    It's a long process to get to the IMO, and very few students make it that far. But even just taking the AIME can set you apart in the college admissions process, especially if you are interested in engineering programs. Along with a high GPA and strong SAT/ACT scores, taking the AIME is a way to signal to colleges you have superior math and problem-solving skills.

    This course will help students to be more ready for do well on AMC 10/12 tests. We will use customized materials for different topics in the competition and also use many previously AMC 10/12 questions both in class and for homework.

    Instructor: Peng Lin

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 9:00am-10:25am $465/term Location: Online8 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Course Objective: This class gives young students a strong foundation in the scientific discipline of biology. Students will learn about taxonomy, cell structure and types of cells, photosynthesis, plant structure, and life cycles, single-celled organisms and how they move and eat, the life cycle of the frog, the life cycle of the butterfly, and ecosystems. 

    This is a one-year curriculum and will be finished in Fall and Winter/Spring Terms, from Sep to Jun, about 34 weeks.

    Text Books: (provided in PDF format)

    Biology by PRENTICE HALL

    Instructor: Kyle Golden

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 10:35am-12:00pm $465/term Location: Online5 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Course Objective: This is the stem Chemistry class for rising high school students who want to learn stem Chemistry ahead. We will finish the first 10 chapters in the book. Students who finish this course will be prepared to take the stem Chemistry class with ease in their high school.

    Topics to be covered include: Matter, Formulas and Names of Compounds, Chemical Quantities, Chemical Reactions, Stoichiometry, Atomic Theory, Electrons,and Patterns in the Periodic Table.

    The class is strucutred based on the textbook below and accompanying work book.

    Prerequisite: Algebra 1 or AGS 1

    Text Books: 

    Instructor: Kyle Golden

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 9:00am-10:25am $465/term Location: Online12 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    Course Objective: This is the stem Physics class for rising high school students who want to learn stem Physics ahead. We will finish the first 3 units in the book. Students who finish this course will be prepared to take the stem Physics class with ease in their high school.

    The course content will focus on Introduction to Vectors, Equilibrium/Linear Motion, Newton's Laws of Motion, Momentum and Energy, Circular Motion, and Universal Gravity.

    The class is based on an interactive lecture, supplemented with simulations, and problem solving.

    Prerequisite: Algebra 1 or AGS 1

    Text Books: (Free rental from Sunshine library)

    Conceptual Physics Book Cover

    The PDF file of the textbook will be loaded to the class page before the term starts.

    Instructor: Christopher Dupuis

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 10:35am-12:00pm $465/term Location: Online12 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is a new class to teach AP Physics 1 Mechanics in Winter/Spring term. Ap Physics 1 Mechanics is a good fundation before AP Physics C. Students usaully feel hard to take the AP Physics C class at School since they don't have chance to learn AP Physcis 1. Students who finish AP Physics 1 Mechanics will be very well prepared to start AP Physics C in Summer or next school year.

    Prerequisite: Algebra I/Basic Trigonometry or Algebra II 

    This class is designed to support 8-10th graders to learn to advance or support their school learning by making up gaps. It seeks to broaden students' horizons on a wide range of physics topics. Physics relies heavily on theories and experimentations that are highly quantitative to support conclusions.

    Accordingly, foundational knowledge of algebra is required to succeed in this course. For example, students will be required to find the slope and area under graphs. In addition to that, students should have a good handle on basic trigonometrical functions. In this course, students will learn about Mechanics, States of Matter, Waves and light, Electricity and magnetism and Modern physics.  Furthermore, students will be expected to construct and judge the validity of a logical argument, demonstrate effective oral and listening skills, use technology in a responsible manner.

    Textbook:
    Physics: Principles with Applications by Giancoli (AP Physics 1+2, Algebra based)

    Physics: Principles with Applications (7th Edition) - Standalone book 

    Note: The PDF file of the textbook will be loaded to the class page before the term starts.

     

    Instructor: Christopher Dupuis

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    07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 4:30pm-6:00pm $465/term Location: 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
    Instructor: Shilpa Sharma

  • 07/14 to 08/18  6 Classes Sunday 5:00pm-6:30pm $285/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    C++ is a powerful general-purpose programming language. It can be used to develop operating systems, GPU, embedded systems, drones, self driveing cars, , AI, machine learning, jets, browsers, games, and so on. C++ supports different ways of programming like procedural, object-oriented, functional, and so on. This makes C++ powerful as well as flexible.

    C++ is an intermediate-level language; learning this language will give you a much deeper understanding of programming structure. In C++, you have to write, declare, and explain everything in the source code, giving you a deeper knowledge of all the program parts. Also, the syntax of C, C++, and Java are almost the same, so learning Java and C after C++ will be very easy.

    Other languages like Python are much easier to understand because they are almost syntax-free. You don't have to specify everything while writing its code, which makes the programming part easy, but you don't get the opportunity to learn the logic structure of the program like C++. Once you have learned the C++ language, then other languages will be easy for you to learn, as your foundation becomes strong.

    This is a class you can't miss if you are planning to take the USACO competitions.

    Instructor: Jeffrey Chan

  • 07/12 to 08/16  6 Classes Friday 4:30pm-6:00pm $285/term Location: Online15 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This class will improve students, who have experience with python, problem-solving skills, logic, mathematics, programming sense, confidence, and speaking skills. In this class, we will solve a lot of problems together and make sure students will be able to present their ideas (logic), discuss with their classmates, and work with classmates. All those skills we will work on are in favor of the students not just learning how to code but also how to network with other classmates and communicate their ideas.

    This class will extensively work on list, for loops, while loops, if else else if statements, strings, object oriented programming and manipulating data structures. Albeit it looks like there are only a few topics, in the research industry, that’s 70% of what researchers do with Python, specifically in machine learning or artificial intelligent field. Building a rock-solid foundation from those basic data structures and logic, students will be in a better position for their futures because most of the jobs that are related to the STEM major will require some sort of programming experience.

    The expected outcome of this class:
    Students will have a solid foundation for ACSL and USACO bronze to silver. This algorithms and problem solving with Python is the equivalent class as Data Structure and Algorithms – USACO Bronze to Silver.

    Recommendation:
    Before committing to USACO Algorithms – Silver to Gold, those who are interested in Data Structure and Algorithms – USACO Bronze to Silver should consider taking this class.

    We highly suggested students take this class and Intro to C++ together because USACO Silver to Gold will be using C++ instead of python. So once you finish both classes for Fall, you are solid and ready for the USACO Algorithm - Silver to Gold in Winter/Spring term.

    Instructor: Peng Lin

  • 07/14 to 08/18  6 Classes Sunday 10:30am-12:00pm $285/term Location: Online7

    Algorithms are the soul of computing. Algorithmic thinking, unlike the very young electronic machinery it brings alive, is rooted in ancient mathematics. It can be roughly described as creating "recipes" (well defined sequences of computational steps) for getting "things" (computational problems specifying an input-output relation) "successfully" (correctly) "done" (in finite steps and time).

    Algorithm design and analysis provide the theoretical backbone of computer science and are a must in the daily work of the successful programmer. The goal of this course is to provide a solid background in the design and analysis of the major classes of algorithms.

    In this course, students will develop ability to articulate processes for solving problems and to implement those processes efficiently within their programming. Students will learn to design algorithms for searching, sorting, and optimization and apply them to answer practical questions. 

    The expected outcome of this class:
    Students will be more confident to solve a lot of USACO Bronze level problems, and be able to solve some problems which are equivalent to the silver level from USACO,

    Prerequities:
    Problem Solving by C++/Python or equivalent. 



  • 07/14 to 08/18  6 Classes Sunday 9:00am-10:30am $285/term Location: Online15

    The United States of America Computing Olympiad (USACO http://www.usaco.org ) is a computer programming competition for secondary school students in the United States. The USACO offers six competitions during the academic year for students at four increasingly difficult levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Participants in the USACO submit programs in one of five languages: C, C++, Java, Pascal, and Python. Participants advance through the levels by performing well in their current division. 

    This class goes through contest training materials, and mainly focus on USACO algorithm skills required by Silver to Gold level. It also help students starting to use C++ to solve the USACO problems, no mather what progrmming languages they have been learned so far. 

    The class will prepare students to start participating USACO Silver contests in the coming school year.



  • 07/30 to 08/15  6 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 10:00am-12:00pm $315/term In-person or OnlineLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 3

    This course is for AP Computer Science A. Here is the course description and exam by College Board: https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/sites/default/files/2019-05/ap-computer-science-a-course-and-exam-description.pdf. AP Computer Science A is one year curriculum for high school students. Sunshine has split it into part 1 and part 2 which usually can be finished in 2 terms.

    Prerequisite: None

    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 - Part 1: Fundamental of 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

    AP Computer Science A - Part 2: Advanced Concepts in Java

    Topics to be covered:
    Unit 6: Array
    Unit 7: ArrayList
    Unit 8: 2D Array
    Unit 9: Inheritance
    Unit 10: Recursion

    Note: Each class will follow a format: Computer science Concepts, Programming activity, Quiz. 

    Reference Information:
    College Board (collegeboard.org) AP Computer Science A Course and Exam Description, Effective Fall 2019
    https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/sites/default/files/2019-05/ap-computer-science-a-course-and-exam-description.pdf



  • 05/23 to 08/31  1 Sessions Anyday 9:00am-10:00pm $0/1:1 Advisory Location: 15320 NW Central Dr. Ste D6 Room 1

    The goal is to familiarize students with the new Digital SAT format and develop an effective SAT test preparation and College Prep plan through a 1:1 meeting.

    Access to a full set of digital SAT tests. Upon signing up, you can immediately access these tests on the "Class Page" through your Sunshine Elite account. You can schedule the tests at your convenience, completing the SAT Math and SAT Reading/Writing sections at different times if you prefer. If you already got your targeted official SAT scores, you may skip this and directly schedule the 1:1 meeting with us.

    Schedule the 1:1 meeting. After completing the SAT tests, you can schedule a personal meeting to discuss your test preparation and college application plan. The link to choose your one-on-one review slot is available on your class page. These review meetings can be conducted either in person or online, based on your preference. In this meeting, we will help you create an effective, personalized college prep plan.

    Introduction to new Digital SAT tests

    The digital SAT is 2 hours and 14 minutes (2 hours and 24 minutes with the break), and it has a total of 98 questions. The test consists of two sections: (1) Reading and Writing and (2) Math. The Reading and Writing section is 64 minutes with 54 questions, and the Math section is 70 minutes with 44 questions.

    Each section is broken up into two modules of equal length. Each Reading and Writing module is 32 minutes long with 27 questions. Each Math module is 35 minutes long with 22 questions. 

    There is a 10-minute break between the Reading and Writing section and the Math section. However, there is not a break between the two modules within each section.

    Below are the main difference that Digital SAT tests than the regular SAT tests:

    • The test is computer adaptive, meaning it adjusts its difficulty based on your performance. How you do in the first module of each section determines the level of difficulty of the questions you see in the second module.
    • The digital SAT is 46 minutes shorter than the paper SAT, and has 56 fewer questions
    • The Reading and Writing sections are combined, and have shorter passages, helping to reduce the number of questions
    • More time is allotted to complete each question
    • You’ll be able to use a calculator for all the math questions…right on your screen!

    While the digital SAT may seem slightly easier, students will still need to study and prep properly beforehand. Let this be a confidence booster for you and help give you some study motivation!

    Instructor: Ellen Zhou

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 Classes Tuesday,Thursday 4:00pm-5:00pm $375/term Location: Online2 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is a test prep class for students who want to prepare for the SSAT or HSPT test to apply for private high schools or talented search programs.

    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.

    This class in Summer term focuses on fundamental skills of Reading/Vocabulary/Writing for Upper-level SSAT/HSPT, which is also good for students who wants to improve on Reading/Vocabulary/Writing skills.

    The class in Fall term will be more test centralized with more practice tests and reviews.

    Class Materials:

    We are using different class materials from multiple resources. The materials used in Summer, Fall, and Winter/Spring terms are different and complement each other. All class materials will be provided by e-copy via the class page on your Sunshine account.

    Instructor: Brenda Andrus

  • 07/09 to 08/15  12 classes Tuesday,Thursday 5:00pm-6:00pm $375/term Location: Online2 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    PSAT 8/9 and PreACT Reading/Writing - A Head Start

    The PSAT 8/9 tests the same skills and knowledge as the SAT, PSAT/NMSQT, and PSAT 10—in a way that makes sense for eighth and ninth graders. It measures what they’re already learning, shows them whether they’re on track for college, and lets them know where they need the most improvement. That means students have time to tackle these areas long before they take the SAT.

    The PSAT 8/9 helps students determine what they need to work on most so that they’re ready for college when they graduate from high school—and it supports educators as they guide the way.

    PSAT 8/9 Test Prep - Reading/Writing

    Most of the middle schools or high schools ask 8th or 9th graders to take the PSAT 8/9 test in October, This class is for students going to 8th grade or 9th grade to prepare the PSAT 8/9 test. This is also a great class to help students to improve overall comprehensive reading and writing (English usage and grammar part) skills.  The class will help students become familiar with the test and learn the skills and tips for Evidence-Based Reading and Writing.

    This class is also good for PreACT reading/writing preparation. Here is the complete guide information for PSAT 8/9 from College Board: https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/pdf/psat-8-9-student-guide.pdf

    Class Materials:
    We will use multiple resources for the class material such as Ivy Global PSAT 8/9 English and other customized materials. All class materials will be provided by e-copy via the class page in your Sunshine account.
     
    Instructor: Brenda Andrus

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    07/08 to 08/14  12 Sessions Monday,Wednesday 4:30pm-6:00pm $565/term Location: Online6 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is the SAT Reading/Writing class for students who plan to take the SAT test in Aug or Oct. 

    This SAT Reading/Writing class is for students who are preparing to take the SAT test for the first time. The class is continuing helping students to solidify and enhance the SAT reading/writing skills and test-taking strategies after our Fall and Winter/Spring term classes. We will use 2 reading books for Reading Strategy, Reading skills for Literature and History, and the SAT Panda Writing book. We also use the "Core Vocabulary" book to help students to build up the SAT vocabulary.

    The package includes proctored tests that replicate the stress of the actual test.

    Class Materials

    All class materials will be provided by ecopy via the class page on the Sunshine website.

    Homework:

    At least two hours of homework will be assigned from each class including off-line practice tests.

    Note: The tuition includes all class materials in ecopy. Additional book fees may apply.

    Instructor: Julie Hlad

  • 07/09 to 08/13  6 Sessions Tuesday 4:00pm-6:00pm $375/term Location: Online20 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is the SAT Math class (from the 8-week complete SAT package I ) for students who plan to take SAT tests in Aug and Oct.

    This SAT math class is for students who are preparing to take the SAT test for the first time or whose SAT math assessment score is below 650. This package focuses on reviewing SAT Math topics and general test-taking skills and strategies.

    Textbooks:

    Panda's SAT Math; Plus other in-class handouts

    Homework:

    At least two hours of homework will be assigned from each class.

    Note: The tuition includes in-class handouts. Additional book fees may apply.

    Instructor: Sunil Thapa

  • 07/08 to 08/14  12 Sessions Monday, Wednesday 2:30pm-4:00pm $565/term Location: Online6 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is the SAT Reading/Writing class from the 8-week SAT test Prep package II for students who plan to take the SAT test in Aug or Oct.

    This package is for students who scored at  680+ and want to further improve their scores. This package uses materials focused on the most complicated SAT topics and problems as well as more advanced test skills and time management strategies to optimize scores.  The package includes proctored tests that replicate the stress of the actual test.

    Textbooks:

    Customized in-class handouts

    Homeworks:

    At least two hours of homework will be assigned from each class.

    Note: The tuition includes in-class handouts. Additional book fees may apply.

     

    Instructor: Julie Hlad

  • 07/11 to 08/15  6 Sessions Thursday 4:00pm-6:00pm $375/term Location: Online20 See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is the SAT Math class from the 8-week SAT complete test prep package II for students who plan to take the SAT test in Aug and Oct.

    This package is for students who scored at  650+ and want to further improve their scores. This package uses materials focused on the most complicated SAT topics and problems as well as more advanced test skills and time management strategies to optimize scores.  The package includes proctored tests that replicate the stress of the actual test.

    Textbooks:

    Customized in-class handouts

    Homeworks:

    At least two hours of homework will be assigned from each class.

    Note: The tuition includes in-class handouts. Additional book fees may apply.

    Instructor: Sunil Thapa

  • 07/08 to 08/16  1 test Friday 1:30pm-3:30pm $15/test No class on Nov. 24Location: Online See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    The time schedule:

    Session 1: ITBS Math : 60 minutes

    Break: 15 minutes

    Session 2: ITBS Reading: 40 minutes

     



  • 07/08 to 08/31  1 test Friday 1:30pm-3:30pm $15/test Location: Online See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    The time schedule:

    Session 1: ITBS Math : 60 minutes

    Break: 15 minutes

    Session 2: ITBS Reading: 40 minutes

     



  • 07/08 to 08/16  1 test Friday 1:30pm-3:30pm $15/test No class on Nov. 24Location: Online See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    The time schedule:

    Session 1: ITBS Math : 60 minutes

    Break: 15 minutes

    Session 2: ITBS Reading: 40 minutes

     



  • 07/08 to 08/16  6 test Any weekday 1:45pm-3:00pm $0/test Location: Online See prorated tuition in shopping cart.

    This is the one hour math placement test for:

    Math 5A,
    PreAlgebra,
    Algebra 1,
    Geometry,
    Algebra 2/PreCalculus

     



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