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4th-6th Grades
4th-5th Super Scientists Weds 9-11am, WX
with Janice Lavezzo
**$175 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $175 per month to participate in this class. One registration fee per learner is required to register for this or any class.
Get your lab coats ready, because our Super Scientists will explore the world of science through fun and educational hands-on experiments and projects. We will explore Life, Earth, and Physical Sciencethroughout our journey together.
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4th-6th Not-So-Creepy Creatures Weds 9-11am IT
with Jan Davis
**$150 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $150 per month to participate in this class. One registration fee per learner is required to register for this or any class.
We will cover life cycles of many “thought to be creepy” creatures (beetles, slugs, spiders, worms, frogs, snakes, spiders), their importance to us and their important role for our environment. We will promote not only awareness, but appreciation for nature while becoming more brave and adventurous with outdoor, hands-on, screen free learning. This class will be rich in literature and writing opportunities.
4th-6th Woodland Writers Thurs 9am-1pm IT
with Jan Davis
**$250 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $250 per month to participate in this class. One registration fee per learner is required to register for this or any class.
The Woodland Writers will gather in the woods to unplug from screens and technology, relax and explore in nature, while expressing ourselves through our writing. We will learn about the different writing styles; persuasive, narrative, expository, creative and descriptive in a fun stress free environment. We will have experiences that will lead to more natural writing. We will create our own pencils, and paper to create a journal that will hold some of our chosen pieces. We will also learn about different naturalist writers such as Robert Frost and John Muir. Curriculum will change a bit to accommodate returning students. Each student will be challenged at their individual needs.
4th-7th Science and American History Tues 9am-1pm IT
with Rachael Price
$200 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $200 per month to participate in this class. One registration per learner is required to register for this class.
This group will include studies of biomes/ecosystems and their cycles, food chains and webs, botany, photosynthesis and respiration, tectonic plates and earth’s layers, and natural dyes. History will begin right before the American Civil War and continue through the Gilded Age. ***PLEASE NOTE: One week a month, classes will be held at Steven’s Creek Nature Center. Drop-off and Pick-up times will be slightly different and learners will need to be brought to and picked up from Steven’s Creek.****
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5th-6th Grade Math M/W 9-11am IT
with Lauren Roper
**$200 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $200 per month to participate in this class. One registration fee per learner is required to register for this or any class.
This two-hour class will be filled with instruction and activities. This class will be designed around the needs of the students and what concepts that need more attention. OPTIONAL Spectrum Math workbook for either grade 5 or 6 can be used for reinforcement (or another similar resource). Content includes: decimals, fractions, operation with rational number, proportions and percentages.
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5th-8th Expressionists Th 9am-1pm IT
with Lisa Watson
**$200 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $200 per month to participate in this class. One registration fee per learner is required to register for this or any class.
In this class, we will explore writing prompts by broadening our vocabulary and sentence structure to dress up our writing output and activate the student’s creativity. This expressive writing is a form of literature; but it requires the student to use their own creativity, imagination and to portray a particular message, emotion, or plot. It is different from the traditional forms of writing and is completely subjective to the students preferences and experiences. Please bring your imagination to class!
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5th-8th Life Lessons Tues 9-11 am IT
with Lisa Watson
**$100 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $100 per month to participate in this class. One registration fee per learner is required to register for this or any class.
Our young people need to learn these skills more than ever as they transition into adulthood so that they may be independent self-sufficient members of our society. Our world is vastly changing where we have robots to vacuum, AI to think for us and the lists go on and on. This class aims to instill the following characteristics through activities designed around hands-on opportunities to develop and strengthen these everyday “real world” expectations. Students will be assigned projects weekly that will focus on the particular skill for that week. Here are some of the skills that this class will address: Focus and Self-Control. Perspective, Communication., Making Connections., Critical Thinking. Taking on Challenges. Self-Directed, Engaged Learning. Decision-Making. Health and Hygiene.Time Management. Meal Prep.Money Management. Cleaning. and Laundry.
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6th-8th Grades STEAM Powered Fri 9am-1pm IT
with Lauren Roper
**$200 per month, September through May.** You will receive an invoice from October through May for $200 per month to participate in this class. One registration fee per learner is required to register for this or any class.
This class is geared toward 5th-8th grade learners. This four-hour class consists of approximately 2 hours of instruction and activities. We then have a 30 minute lunch/ recess break, and 1.5 hours of more activities. The focus of this class will be to strengthen Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math skills in real-world and hands on applications. Contents include: Budgets, fractions and portions in baking, blue prints, etc. We will be working on different projects than what we did in the previous year, so students are more than welcome to take this class again!
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