1ST HOUR - (8:30 - 9:25)
CLOSED: Outdoor & Wilderness Skills
We will learn how to survive the great outdoors with lots of hands on activities and hopefully some guest speakers! Practice your new skills at home.
Grade 1-3, 4-6
Teacher: Jessica Rutten
Aide: Casi Brown
Materials Fee: $10
Required Materials: scissors, wet glue, crayons
Workload: 1 Min: 4 Max: 12
2ND HOUR (9:30 - 10:25)
Storybook Art
Each week we will read a book and create a project in the style of the book's theme/illustration art. Projects include paint, collage, and others! We will read books by Lois Erhlert, Eric Carle and more. Come join the fun!
Grade 1-3
Materials Fee: $5
Required Supplies: pencil, glue, scissors
Teacher: Angie Helwich
Aide:
Workload: 0 Min: 4 Max: 12
Storytellers
What would it be like to be a writer? Come learn with us how to write intriguing stories that will hold your listeners captive. Spin a new tale each week, as you write stories at home to share with your friends in class the next week! We will learn how to improve our writing skills to make our stories more engaging, and have fun listening to each other’s stories read aloud, for those who want to share.
Prerequisite: Student must be able to read, and willing to write 5 sentences in a single sitting. Invented spelling is welcomed in this class!
Grade 1-3
Materials Fee: $5
Required Supplies: pencil
Teacher: Paula Wangler
Aide: Abby Mandat
Workload: 3 (a small amount of daily writing is expected)
Min: 3 Max: 10
Keep-It-Simple Cooking!
We will learn how to make delicious meals and snacks with simple ingredients. There may be a week or two where the kids are asked to make something at home and bring it in for class (e.g. a dozen cupcakes so I can teach them how to decorate with frosting tips, candies, sprinkles, and fruit). We will have a taste-testing class where the kids try a variety of fruits and vegetables, learn how to make dips to go with them and learn how to make simple breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and appetizers. We will also incorporate some math into the class as we learn how to measure ingredients.
Grade 1-3
Materials Fee: $20
Required Supplies: A set of measuring cups and a set of measuring spoons (just a cheap plastic set). Basic classroom supplies: folder, pencils or erasable pens, crayons or colored pencils, markers, scissors, and a bottle of glue.
Teacher: Jennifer Lockie
Aide: Reese Vincent
Workload: 3 Min: 4 Max: 14
3RD HOUR (10:55 - 11:50)
Storybook Science
We will read a Magic school bus book and then do a science activity or experiment that goes along with it.
Grade 1-3
Materials Fee: $10
Required Supplies: something to write with
Teacher: Angela Gregory
Aide:
Workload: 1-2 Min: 4 Max: 12
CLOSED - Life Science
In this fun science class the kids will learn about the wonders of God’s creation around them. We will study a variety of subjects such as; living and non-living things, land and ocean animals, birds, habitats, plants, and insects. The kids will explore and experience these topics through crafts, games, outdoor and indoor activities, and experiments.
Grade 1-3
Materials Fee: $10
Required Supplies: paper, pen or pencil, colored pencils/crayons/markers, scissors, glue stick
Teacher: Kim Oleszkiewicz
Aide:
Workload: 0-1 Min: 5 Max: 12
U.S. Presidents
What is a President? What are their duties? How long can they be President? These are just some of the questions we will discuss in this class. We will introduce a new President each week and create a fun learning environment with activities and crafts!
Grade 1-3
Materials Fee: $15
Required Supplies: pencils, crayons/markers, scissors, glue stick
Teacher: Stacy Smith
Aide:
Workload: 0-1 Min: 4 Max: 12
4TH HOUR (11:55 - 12:50)
CLOSED - No Limits
Does your kiddo need a brain break in the middle of their day? Get the wiggles out with me in this energy burning, muscle building, skill developing class! We will play rhythm games, cross midline, play outside, and do your regular gym class activities. Be ready to do a few minutes of practice at home each day. The sky is the limit!
Grade: 1-3
Materials Fee: $5
Required Supplies: gym shoes
Teacher: Mandy Capo
Aide: Heather Aleman
Workload: 1 Min: 8 Max: 20
All About the Midwest
Introduction to the Midwest, discover what makes each state unique. Each week students will complete a mini book on each state included in the Midwest. A map of each area that includes major cities, landforms, state symbols, attractions, and interesting factual tidbits will be provided.
Materials Fee: $15
Required Supplies: pencil
Teacher: Selena Visser
Aide:
Workload: 1 Min: 4 Max: 12