***This registration is for CREW only. Crew members run the show during production and help design, build, and decorate the sets, props, costumes, sound, and lighting during club time. Please note that Annie is a musical production.
AUDITIONS on January 27 are optional for Crew, although attendance to support those auditioning is welcome.
***THIS CLASS WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL PRACTICES/REHEARSALS BEFORE THE PRODUCTION AS WELL AS MANDATORY PARENT PARTICIPATION TO PULL OFF THE PRODUCTION
Requirements:
Spring Theatre Club starts on February 3, 2023
***MANDATORY PARENT MEETING at 5:00 PM. - February 3rd.
Tech Week will be April 17-19 from 6:00 PM-9:00 PM as well as Dress Rehearsal April 20 from 6:00-9:30 PM.
Performances are April 21-22, and 28-29.
Who is God?
Every person answers that question in some way. The answer shapes how we understand ourselves, the world around us, and our purpose in life. In Theology Proper, students will explore the nature and character of God as He has revealed Himself through Scripture.
Together we will examine God's attributes, the Trinity, creation, providence, sovereignty, revelation, worship, and God's relationship to His creation. Students will learn what Scripture teaches about who God is and why these truths have served as the foundation of Christian belief throughout history.
Through Scripture, guided lesson sheets, discussion, and carefully selected excerpts from Christian theologians and writers, students will develop a deeper understanding of the God Christians worship. The focus of the course is not on denominational distinctives or theological controversy, but on the foundational truths about God that have been broadly affirmed throughout the historic Christian faith.
As students grow in their understanding of God's nature and character, they will begin to see why the question "Who is God?" is one of the most important questions a person can ask.
As Jeremiah 9:23–24 teaches, "Let him who boasts boast in this, that he understands and knows Me." This course is an invitation to pursue that understanding and to know more deeply the God who has made Himself known.
Requirements:
Students should come prepared with a pen or pencil and a willingness to participate in discussion. No prior theological training is required. Curiosity, attentiveness, and a desire to learn are far more important than having all the answers.
Students will receive guided lesson sheets that include key terms, Scripture passages, questions, quotations, and spaces to fill in important concepts as they are discussed during class. Students should come prepared to participate respectfully, complete these lesson guides, and engage thoughtfully with the material.
Occasional short readings or excerpts may be provided to reinforce concepts discussed in class. Students should be prepared to reflect on these readings and contribute to class discussions.
Join us as we explore the amazing animal world—one animal each week! Through engaging stories, hands-on crafts, animal toys, and sensory play, preschoolers will discover where animals live, what they eat, how they move, and what makes each one unique. This playful class encourages curiosity, imagination, and a love for animals while helping children learn through fun, age-appropriate activities and exploration.
Discipling our littles to follow Jesus is one of the most important things we could ever do! Join me as we learn more about who Jesus is and how He came to save us. We will be using the curriculum from truth 78 called 'Jesus, What a Savior!'. During each class will we participate in a circle time together singing songs about Jesus and memorizing a verse. We will then dive into our Bible lesson and correlating craft. My hope is that your little falls more in love with Jesus as they learn what a Savior he truly is!
Requirements:
Must be able to sit thorough a 10-15 min circle time, safely use glue and scissors and be able to stay with me in the classroom for 50 minutes.
Wednesday - Auxiliary Room - 201: 10:00 am - 10:50 am
Description:
In this class we will learn the basics of tumbling and some gymnastics. We will learn different drills that help with the fundamentals of both! We will also enjoy a variety of games!
In this class we will learn the basics of tumbling and some gymnastics. We will learn different drills that help with the fundamentals of both! We will also enjoy a variety of games!
In this class we will learn the basics of tumbling and some gymnastics. We will learn different drills that help with the fundamentals of both! We will also enjoy a variety of games!
In this class we will learn the basics of tumbling and some gymnastics. We will learn different drills that help with the fundamentals of both! We will also enjoy a variety of games!
113 years ago, the most famous shipwreck happened when the R.M.S. Titanic struck an iceberg and sank. Step back in time, as we will be exploring the history of the Titanic and the discovery of the shipwreck 73 years after the tragedy occurred. This class will involve reading, writing, and artwork. We will be reading Titanic: Lost and Found by Judy Donnelly, and Finding the Titanic by Robert Ballard. Join us as we build 3D dioramas, create newspapers set back in 1912, write personal journals as passengers, stamp passports and more!
This class is designed to improve coordination, balance, strength, rhythm and cognitive skills. This will help build and improve hand eye coordination and eye tracking for reading readiness. Basic Gymnastics skills such as forward rolls, cartwheels, handstands and back bends will be things we work towards. Spending time on strength building and flexibility as well as balance. In a small portion of the class we will work with movement to music with props like balls, hoops, bean bags and scarves. Music time with be accompanied with bells, maracas, drums and egg shakers creating different rhythms and beats. We will play fun games, create obstacle courses and student will learn helpful life skills. Opportunities to practice taking turns all while enjoying friendship, movement and laughter together.