Welcome to The Art In Beekeeping! In this class we’ll be painting and drawing and crafting- all around the same bee-autiful theme: HONEYBEES! While we craft we’ll be learning all about the characteristics of the honeybee, the bee-ology, and the responsibilities of the beekeeper. So bring your creativity along as we learn about the honey-making creatures and their beauty in art. But bee careful, things could get sticky. Students are welcome to bring an apron or oversized t-shirt for messy crafting
Slow stitching is a textile art. This is a mindful, creative and ancient practice of using needle and thread, ribbon, lace, buttons, paper, sequins, etc. to create art on fabric. It's a form of hand stitching that can involve a variety of techniques such as patchwork, embroidery and creating circles. This stitching differs from traditional stitching used for mending and making garments because the process is more important than the end result. But skills learned can be used for those things down the road. The goal is to be present and in the moment, listening to your creativity, and allowing your hands to flow across the fabric. This can be good for mental health, calming and focus.
This is a great class for both boys and girls to create art using recycled and untraditional mediums. Each child will get their own starter stitching kit to bring home once class is over. This will be a "go at your own pace" type of class. The students can take their time on one or multiple pieces over the 16 weeks.
Requirements:
Each child must be mature enough to follow directions and be very careful using sharp objects like scissors and needles.
Slow stitching is a textile art. This is a mindful, creative and ancient practice of using needle and thread, ribbon, lace, buttons, paper, sequins, etc. to create art on fabric. It's a form of hand stitching that can involve a variety of techniques such as patchwork, embroidery and creating circles. This stitching differs from traditional stitching used for mending and making garments because the process is more important than the end result. But skills learned can be used for those things down the road. The goal is to be present and in the moment, listening to your creativity, and allowing your hands to flow across the fabric. This can be good for mental health, calming and focus.
This is a great class for both boys and girls to create art using recycled and untraditional mediums. Each child will get their own starter stitching kit to bring home once class is over. This will be a "go at your own pace" type of class. The students can take their time on one or multiple pieces over the 16 weeks.
Requirements:
Students must be mature enough to follow directions and be careful with sharp objects like scissors and needles.
"Welcome, daring girls! This class is based mostly on the tips and tricks from the popular book, “The Daring Book For Girls”. (No boys allowed!) That means we’ll learn everything from history and language arts, to pocket knives, and how to build a lemon-powered clock. This class is the ultimate knowledge builder; and with great knowledge, comes great responsibility. So we’ll also be studying God’s Word and answering the questions most relevant to us today, how to handle them, and what God says about them.
In this adventure, I mean class, you will require:
- “The Daring Book For Girls”, found on Amazon and most bookstores
- A backpack, satchel, or grocery bag to fill with the essential gear: Pocket knife or multitool, bandana, rope and twine, journal and pencil/pen, hair bands, bungee cords, a flashlight, compass, safety pins, duct tape, a deck of cards, a good book, and most importantly, patience.
Of course, can add anything to this list to personalize your daring experience.
I will supply everything else required using your contribution in the supply fee. "
Welcome, daring girls! This class is based on the tips and tricks from the popular book, “The Daring Book For Girls”. (No boys allowed!) That means we’ll learn everything from history and language arts, to pocket knives and public speaking. This class is the ultimate knowledge builder; and with great knowledge, comes great responsibility. So we will also study God’s Word, answering questions most relevant to us today, how to handle them, and what God says about them.
Requirements:
For this adventure, students will require: - A backpack, satchel, or grocery bag to fill with the essential gear: Your Bible, a pocket knife or multitool, bandana, rope and twine, journal and pencil/pen, hair bands, bungee cords, a flashlight, compass, duct tape, a deck of cards, a good book, and most importantly, patience.
This class will cover the founding documents that form the basis for the US government and its structure (Articles of Confederation, Declaration of Independence, US Constitution) and the writings of the men who wrote these documents (Federalist Papers and Anti-Federalist Papers).
Students will need to create a free account with Hillsdale College Online. We will be using several of their online courses as the basis for this year-long civics course: Intro to the Constitution, Constitution 101, Constitution 201, Federalist Papers, Presidency and the Constitution, US Supreme Court, Congress: How it Works and Why It Doesn’t, Public Policy from a Constitutional Viewpoint, Civil Rights in American History, American Citizenship and Its Decline
Students should expect to spend about 1 hour each school day studying for this course. Instructor will administer and correct tests and keep grade records.
This class will cover the founding documents that form the basis for the US government and its structure (Articles of Confederation, Declaration of Independence, US Constitution) and the writings of the men who wrote these documents (Federalist Papers and Anti-Federalist Papers).
Students will need to create a free account with Hillsdale College Online. We will be using several of their online courses as the basis for this year-long civics course: Intro to the Constitution, Constitution 101, Constitution 201, Federalist Papers, Presidency and the Constitution, US Supreme Court, Congress: How it Works and Why It Doesn’t, Public Policy from a Constitutional Viewpoint, Civil Rights in American History, American Citizenship and Its Decline.
Students should expect to spend about 1 hour each school day studying for this course. Instructor will administer and correct tests and keep grade records.
I am creating this class in hopes that middle schoolers have a place to make friends. In this “class” we will socialize, play board games, have snacks and just hangout. Come join us for some hangout time!
I am creating this class in hopes that middle schoolers have a place to make friends. In this “class” we will socialize, play board games, have snacks and just hangout. Come join us for some hangout time!
This class will teach the basics of the Hebrew Alef-Bet. Students will learn how to recognize, pronounce and write each of the Hebrew letters and vowel sounds, as well as some words and phrases. Each student will also need to have a 3-ring binder, 2 pee-chee folders, colored pencils and sheet protectors for handouts.
We will be using various techniques in this learning experience through watching a DVD series with a corresponding workbook as well as using a notebook with multiple hand outs to add to your collection of learning materials. We will also incorporate a song, games, puzzles and coloring pages to help keep it fun! This class will have minimal daily homework.
The only prerequisite is a willingness to learn and to keep trying your best.