In this class, we will look at current issues that are occurring in the world today and discuss them in light of 3 areas; Biblical Worldview, historical context, and future implications. We will use the local newspaper as one physical, in-classroom source along with stories brought into class weekly by the students as our sources for topics. We will then take a story each week to dive deeper into. Students will have two papers and one research project over the course of the class.
Requirements:
Students need to be able to read at grade level and write a 2-3 page paper unassisted.
In this communication class we will be engaging in weekly presentations, weekly group conversations and weekly one on one conversations with each other. This class is designed to help kids develop their communication skills and feel more confident in them.
A continuation from last semester. The life skill of cooking is an important skill for any child. In this class we will continue to learn the art of reading recipes, knife skills, nutrition, and making simple meals and snacks, both savory and sweet. We will also continue to learn safety when using various appliances.
Are you new to cooking? Do you want to learn to feel more comfortable helping in the kitchen? This class is for you. We will explore using various kitchen tools, making simple meals or snacks, and learn how to read recipes.
The life skill of cooking is an important skill for any child. In this class we will learn the art of measuring, reading recipes, knife skills, nutrition, and making simple meals and snacks. We will also be learning safety when using various appliances.
The life skill of cooking is an important skill for any child. In this class we will learn the art of measuring, reading recipes, knife skills, nutrition, and making simple meals and snacks. We will also be learning safety when using various appliances and kitchen tools.
The life skill of cooking is an important skill for any child. In this class we will learn the art of measuring, reading recipes, knife skills, nutrition, and making simple meals and snacks. We will also be learning safety when using various appliances and kitchen tools. The recipes this semester will be different than the ones from the Fall semester.
Students will learn the process of costuming for a theater production. They will learn how to plan, create and manage costuming for current theater projects at Firmly Planted.
Requirements:
Must have taken a sewing class at the center or have approval from teacher.
Throughout the semester, we’ll be going through several different crafts you can use to give or sell. Some projects will take longer than others but in the end, you’ll come away with the knowledge of:
How to make a dried grass wreath
How to make cards and decorate them
How to make scented seashell candles
How to make jewelry
How to make a tie dye shirt
You'll be able to take everything you make home with you plus some supplies like jewelry tools and beads to make more on your own. I’m excited to teach you and look forward to how you progress in your crafting talent!
Come join us for some crazy kid concoction fun! A little bit of art, a little bit of science, a little bit of Bible, a lot of creativity and a whole lot of fun! Every week we will be concocting fun art supplies like paint, dough, paste and more and then making the most of it during class. Students will be able to take home their masterpieces.