In this class we will read classical stories every week, as a group, with kids taking turns reading out loud and then discussing the stories we read to enhance comprehension skills and to foster a love for reading. The best way to become a great reader is by reading A LOT, and that's exactly what we will be doing in this class. This is the perfect class for kids who are struggling readers as the emphasis is on teaching reading skills.
Classes go so quick when you homeschool and the kids don’t get enough time to interact with each other. In Kid’s Club we will get together once a week for fun activities where the kids can talk, play and make friends. Don’t miss out on the fun!
We will engage your student’s imagination through read aloud stories and coordinating projects. Alternating between guided projects and ‘free play” clay. Students will be guided through the basics of clay sculpture, pinch pots, coil making, slip and score and more. This tactile medium will be used to help cultivate fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, attention to detail and storytelling. *Three and Four-year-old students need to be accompanied by a parent or sibling age 12 and up, Five year old’s may be dropped off. The class will touch on sculptural and functional wares over the course of our 16 weeks together.
Requirements:
Students ages 4 and under must be accompanied by someone age 12 and up. Supervising attendees may choose to pay the supply fee too if they want to make projects alongside their student.
In this class we will work on basic reading, writing, and counting skills to set a good foundation for our learning in the years to come. Every class will entail a story where we practice our sight words, we practice our writing with activities for strengthening fine motor skills, and of course a fun counting activity. We will end the class with some free play.
We will engage your student’s imagination through read aloud stories and coordinating projects. Alternating between guided projects and ‘free play” clay. Students will be taught the basics of clay sculpture, pinch pots, coil making, slip and score and more. This tactile medium will be used to help cultivate fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, attention to detail and storytelling. The class will touch on sculptural and functional wares over the course of our 16 weeks together.
Requirements:
Students age 4 must be accompanied by someone age 12 and up. Supervising attendees may choose to pay the supply fee too if they want to make projects alongside their student.
We will engage your student’s imagination through read aloud stories and coordinating projects. Alternating between guided projects and ‘free play” clay. Students will be taught the basics of clay sculpture, pinch pots, coil making, slip and score and more. This tactile medium will be used to help cultivate fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, attention to detail and storytelling. The class will touch on sculptural and functional wares over the course of our 16 weeks together.
Requirements:
Students ages 4 must be accompanied by someone age 12 and up. Supervising attendees may choose to pay the supply fee too if they want to make projects alongside their student.
In this class we will work on different art projects each week and afterwards students can visit different art stations to have less structured art time and get the creativity flowing.
In Kindergarten Math we will be using the Primer Math U See book, which will help set your student up for success in math. It covers a wide variety of concepts such as; counting objects, place value, number recognition, beginning addition and subtraction of items and numbers, measuring, skip counting by 2, 5, 10, and 100, telling time by hours and minutes, basic word problems and more! I look forward to helping you get your student ready for the math adventure that awaits them!
Normally each student would have the Primer Math U See book and test booklet (The Red ones). But since I’m trying something new and starting half way through the year. I decided I’m going to make copies from the workbook and put together weekly packets instead. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
In this class we will learn to make several basic meals you would make at home for your family. We will make meals such as: a breakfast of bacon, eggs and toast; a nice lunch of tacos, chips and salsa; a filling dinner of chicken, mashed potatoes and salad; and some dessert that could consist of things like cheesecake or chocolate chip cookies. Cleanliness & safety in the kitchen will also be taught.
Requirements:
Students must be able to keep up or have a parent assist them in class if they consistently need extra help. Student must be on time to hear instructions and get started right away.
Join us for kitchen mad science mayhem! KitMadSci provides students with a basic introduction to the scientific method through interesting experiments and demonstrations. We will perform labs such as Ice From Mars, The Torture of 1000 Pokes, Vacuumania, Under Pressure, Creatures from the Black Lagoon, Vials of Mystery, and Pop Pop Fizz Fizz, among others.