Students use a recipe they can re-create at home to make their own air-dry clay. They will use that to explore different ways to create small sculptures. Once their sculptures are dry, they will paint and finish them.

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Students are entering this class mid-year. An assessment conversation may be required.

This is a full-immersion Spanish class filled with hands-on activities and fun.

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For new or continuing students. This class will be individualized to match the place and pace of each student. We will learn and/or review, then practice the formation of individual cursive letters - both lower-case and capitals (upper-case). I’m hoping that connecting letter to letter will begin on the first day to include short words using letters that are formed similarly. We’ll be learning the updated Zaner-Bloser style of cursive handwriting. The letters slant to the right with the tail of each letter connecting to the tail of the next letter. It also has capital letters that are simplified. Students will also practice reading cursive. Parents: This is the updated style of the one that many of you grew up on in grade school. Did you know that practicing cursive tends to improve print and overall fine motor skills as well as coordination? **Daily practice/homework of about 5 minutes will be requested to help ensure adequate progress.**

Please Note: Lunch is required for all who have 2nd & 3rd period classes. Please add the correct lunch to your cart before checking out.  If we notice that it is not added, we will add it as a separate invoice to you.

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Students will learn how to create custom objects in 3D modeling software, and then learn how to utilize 3D printing technologies

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Galaxies and the Universe is a mixed-media class that aims to provide an introduction to astronomical concepts at a late elementary to early middle comprehension level. We will be focusing on the greater stellar bodies, such as black holes, nebulae, and quasars while bringing the concepts back to earth in the form of in-class research and other hands-on activities.

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In this exciting science class for learners age 5 -8, we will dive into the wild world of the Animal Kingdom and explore the leafy wonders of the Plant Kingdom. From buzzing bees to towering trees, slimy frogs to spiky cacti — students will discover how living things grow, move, eat, and survive in their own amazing ways. Through hands-on experiments, creative crafts, interactive games, and nature scavenger hunts, students will become junior biologists as they learn how animals and plants are grouped, how they adapt to their environments, and why they’re so important to our planet. Whether you're swinging through the rainforest or tiptoeing through a garden, there's always something incredible to discover in the Kingdoms of Life!

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In this hands-on, creative class, students will embark on exciting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) challenges using LEGO bricks! Through fun and engaging building projects, they will learn to solve real-world problems, think critically, and work together in teams. Each week, students will be introduced to a new challenge, such as designing a bridge to hold weight, creating a simple machine, or building a structure that can withstand an "earthquake." They'll use their problem-solving skills, experiment with different solutions, and explore concepts in engineering and design—all while having fun with LEGO! This class fosters teamwork, creativity, and a love of learning, making STEM concepts come to life in a way that’s exciting and interactive for young minds.

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Engage your child’s curiosity and grow their love for learning. In this class we will focus on growing their love of reading, understanding of math concepts and learn to be a good global citizen by learning some basic geography.

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