Students will be learning the basics of crochet. They will complete three projects (a dishcloth, keychain hearts, and a Granny Square Purse). Prior experience is not required. Students will receive a crochet hook set along with yarn for each project. If a student wishes they may learn the modern (slightly harder) granny squares.
This year long sewing class is a good fit for students interested in learing how to use a sewing machine, the basics of properly lining up patterns, and how to assemble and stich with the sewing machine. We will create several projects such as: a cozy pillowcase, a small quilt, and a tote bag. All projects will thoughtfully inspire your student to lean in to God's love and care and reflect his craftsmanship while building a supportive community inside our classroom via guided discussions.
● Fabric is provided for the pillow case and quilt project. Though if you would like specific fabric you are more than welcome to bring that in. Our last project will need have material that needs to be purchased and brought in.(for the cotton portions we do have donated fabric that can be used as well)
Welcome to our Year-Long Sewing Program!
Throughout this journey, we will discover how sewing can reflect God's love and craftsmanship.
Each session will focus on a current project, complemented by a guided discussion linking our sewing work to biblical teachings as well as building a supportive community in the class.
We’ll start the term by learning how to operate one of our provided sewing machines. Next, we will create a cozy pillowcase, symbolizing comfort and God's care. Following that, we'll assemble a small quilt to represent warmth, protection, and the unity within community. Lastly, we'll craft a versatile tote bag, inspiring us to carry our faith and blessings wherever we go.
This program offers a meaningful way to enhance your students sewing skills while strengthening their connection with God. Join us for a year filled with growth, creativity, and faith in action!
Fabric is provided for the pillow case and quilt project but if you would like specific fabric you are more than welcome to bring that in. Our last project will have material that needs to be purchased and brought in. (For the cotton portions, we do have fabric that has been donated and can be used.)
Wednesday - Auxiliary Room - 201: 11:00 am - 11:50 am
Description:
In this class we will learn basic skills and fundamentals in tumbling and some gymnastics! The students will learn drills that will help them develop new skills throughout the class! All levels are welcome!
In this class we will learn basic skills and fundamentals in tumbling and some gymnastics! The students will learn drills that will help them develop new skills throughout the class! All levels are welcome!
In this class we will learn basic skills and fundamentals in tumbling and some gymnastics! The students will learn drills that will help them develop new skills throughout the class! All levels are welcome!
Using Logic of English's "Rhythm of Handwriting: Cursive" as a foundation, students will learn the fundamentals of cursive handwriting. This curriculum teaches verbal cues to help students remember correct letter formation. The style of cursive taught is very simple, but pleasing--appropriate for all ages of learners. I, personally, have used this curriculum to teach cursive to an adult, an "average" 8-year-old, and an "advanced" 5-year-old--all with excellent results. The curriculum can easily be adapted to different ability levels. We will begin with learning lower case letters, then add words, phrases, upper case letters, and full sentences.
Requirements:
Students must be able to focus and participate in class for the entire class period. They need to have a positive attitude about learning this material. They also need to have adequate fine motor skills to write and/or draw with reasonable precision and be able to read.
This is an introductory class to the time honored tradition of hand embroidery! Students will learn basic embroidery stitches and patterns or improve on what they already know. As they improve they will get to embroider on different materials and learn plenty of flower patterns!
Shalom! (Hello in Hebrew) This class is an introductory class to the Hebrew language that will meet once a week. We will be using mostly printed pages of lessons gathered from various books, as well as from the internet, for learning the Hebrew Aleph-beit (alphabet). Together with the printouts, we will use song, games, scripture, and basic conversation for this class format. Students will learn the very basics in how to read, write and pronounce each letter correctly so that they can then form words and begin building upon their vocabulary skills.
Requirements:
In order to accomplish their goals in learning the Hebrew Aleph-Beit effectively, there will be some mandatory homework. Homework time required is only about 20-30 minutes a day. Student attendance and classroom participation is a must. Students will need to be able to participate and follow instructions appropriately. Students should come to class prepared with a 1&1/2 inch- 3 ring binder and colored pencils, as well as index cards for making their own flash cards. There is a materials fee of $25 to cover the cost of the printouts that will be handed out each week, as well as the cost of the pens that I prefer them using for their writing assignments. I strongly believe in parent/teacher communication, so if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to DM me.
Students will learn beginning quilting techniques including cutting, piecing, sewing, pressing, and quilting using the quilt-as-you-go method. Each student will create their own 9-block square which will be joined together in one cohesive quilt.