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MIDDLE SCHOOL
6th Grade - 8th Grade
Please pick three choices from each hour for registering your child.
A first choice and two back-up options.
We try our best to arrange the first choice but classes fill-up and we will place you in your 2nd choice, the third choice is rarely used unless first choice is full and the second choice has been canceled due to lack of interest.
Most classes are limited to 12 students unless otherwise noted.
1ST HOUR CHOICES
All About Plants, Creatures Life Cycle & the Weather (4th-8th) - $5
Teacher - Angela Becktold
Come learn about seeds, plants and the creatures who help sustain our world. We will learn about their life cycles. We will sprout seeds and make mini herb gardens. We will learn about the weather and how to predict it by observations. There will be a weekly craft to go along with what we have learned each week.
Army Base (6th grade only) - $5
Teacher- Theresa Jaworski
Ready! Aim! Fire!!! Have fun battling with your army. This class is a creation of one of our own Hometeam Moms. This game involves strategy by taking the plastic army men, Styrofoam, Popsicle sticks, and Lincoln logs and build your base. Children are then matched with an opponent and you shoot rubber bands at your opponent to knock down their men. Winner is the one with the most men standing at the end of the match. Scores are kept, and an Army Base Champion is declared at the Championships the last day of the semester. Boys and Girls alike LOVE this class. Participation is required. Latex allergy students would be highly discouraged from participation.
Ballet – (6th only) - $0
Teacher – JoAnne Kroll
For beginner to intermediate dancers. Students will enjoy learning Ballet, Motor Skills, and Creative Dance while blending educational concepts such as dance history and music appreciation. Students should bring a leotard and tights or leggings to change into at the beginning of class. Ballet shoes or thick socks are needed, and practice skirts are permitted. Please refrain from performance attire as it restricts movement; we will have a recital costume and/or tutu wearing day the third week of class.
Beginning Paint with Acrylics - $25
Teacher – Erin Brewster
In this class we will be learning about the wonderful world of acrylics. Each week we will go over a continue learning new technique or concept and create a masterpiece. Some of the topics we will go over are, custom color mixing, atmospheric perspective, making chromatic black, using a pallet knife, acrylic mediums and properly caring for our brushes
Beginning Crochet - $0
Teacher - Jessica Hemphill/Mary Imbrunone
Beginning crochet: for students who have never held a hook to those who already know a few basic stitches, we will start with what is known and go from there as we enjoy handcrafting a scarf for those chilly days that are coming! Your student will learn how to read a pattern (what the basic acronyms stand for), how to maintain a good tension with the yarn as they crochet, and a variety of stitches.
Needed for class: size H/8 crochet hook and a minimum 300 yd ball of yarn (your choice color and brand) with a weight category of 4.
Coding for Beginners - $0
Teacher - Meghan Kurdziel
In this modern day and age, computer literacy is becoming more and more important. This class will be using one of two coding websites, Scratch and Code.org. This class is limited to 10 students unless you have a laptop. The class will also be self-directed. Instructions will be provided, and help will be available, but students must be able to self-guide. This program will need to be downloaded to the laptop directly as often the church wifi is sketchy. This class will be a complete beginner's guide to coding. Step-by step instruction will be given for getting started and making games, animations and more. Please download both programs directly to the laptop so they can start working the first day. Here is the link for both:
https://studio.code.org/courses
Cooking around the World (7th and 8th only)- $30 - CLASS FULL
Teacher – Kristina Phelps
This year in our cooking class we will be traveling the world. We will try ethnic recipes and increase our pallet of cultural recipes. Come enjoy learning, cooking and EATING with Mrs. Phelps.
Construction Class - $0 - CLASS FULL
Teacher - Bob Saul III
Construction class is only for those interested in the Construction Industry. If you have wondered how to renovate a room join Mr. Saul in a serious project within the church. You will be learning valuable life skills whilst helping Mr. Saul in a almost one on one environment. Mr. Saul will be hand picking the kids and the limit will be 5 students.
Don't be Bored with Board Games (8th-12th) - $0
Teacher - Jason Carlson-Mocny
Board Games, Card Games, and Learning Games. Mr. Carlson-Mocny is a game enthusiast and can't wait to share his favorites with you. New Games each week to learn. What do you learn playing games? Patience, Sportmanship, Logic & Strategy, Focus & Attention, Critical Thinking & Problem Solving, Negoation & Communication, Creative Thinking & Collaboration ~ all essential skills.
Escape Room – $5
Teacher – Laura Chapman
Can your student escape the classroom? This is a new unique class based on the HOT escape room concept. Solve the mystery that is education based and in the meantime the students will learn critical thinking, problem solving, communication and collaboration along with creativity and innovation.
Essential Oils 101 (7th-12th) - $30
Teacher - Linda McKinney
In this fun class we will be exploring the beautiful world of essential oils and how we can use them in our everyday life. Some projects on the list this semester include, roller balls, dryer balls, diffuser bracelet or necklace, chapstick and a homemade PooPourri and rice neck warmers. Along with these projects we will look at how each oil is used and some of the benefits each oil offers.
Financial Peace for Homeschoolers – Foundation in Personal Finance (7th and up)- $0
Teacher – Anna Campbell
**This class is a continuation from last semester, new students can not join due to already being through a large part of the curriculum.
Foundations in Personal Finance: High School Edition for Homeschool is a turn-key high school, personal finance curriculum that engages students and teaches them practical and relevant financial skills. This would be a full year class to cover all aspects of the curriculum. This is the Dave Ramsey Homeschool Course.
Karate for Kids (K-12 combined) - $80
Teacher - Natalie Hargett - Outside Teacher
This is a new class for our co-op. Natalie is from the PKSA Karate Studio in Clarkston. Come get a taste of Karate. Students do not need uniform, please just wear gym clothes and tennis shoes. A waiver will need to be signed to attend this class.
We specialize in increasing your child's self-confidence, discipline, and self-esteem. He/she will be taught child awareness, prevention, and effective self-defense techniques. In addition, we provide lots of fun and games to assist in keeping your child excited and interested.
Our instructors are thoroughly trained to teach our program, and they are required to stay current in our instructor certification program.
***Minute to Win It - $10 - (4th-7th only)
Teacher - Kelli Tocco
This class will be based on the TV game show Minute to Win It. The kids will be given a challenge to complete within one minute time span. The children will be put into teams and will work together.
**This class is being offered based on popularity - This Minute to Win It or You are Beautiful II will run depending on the number of students signed up for either. This has been a very popular class on both accounts so if they are both very popular we will try to find a teacher for the second class.
Pokemon - $0
Teacher - Victoria Dwyer
This class will be all about trading your cards and trying to enhance your collection. Come find out if someone has the card you have been longing for and join in on the fun.
Quilling (5th-12th only) - $25
Teacher - Melissa Cleary
Quilling - a type of ornamental craftwork involving the shaping of paper, fabric, or glass into delicate pleats or folds. Google will bring up some amazing art work. This will be a beginner class. See an example at the top of this page.
Trick Geography - USA – $10
Teacher – Holly Cheyne
http://trickgeography.com/store/p22/Trick_Geography%3A_USA--Student_Book.html
“I can’t believe how much I just learned!” That was one mom’s response after observing a single class session of Trick Geography. Trick Geography: USA Student Book is a simple, yet powerful geography curriculum which routinely moves students from geographic illiteracy to command of US states, capitals, and major bodies of water, mountains, deserts, and plains in just a few weeks. And all with ease and high retention! How does it work? New York looks like a stork, so we trace the dots of a stork drawn inside the state’s border. The capital is Albany, so we circle all the bunnies (Albany) that are running away from the stork (New York). It's THAT easy! Physical features are taught using simple connections. "The snake (Snake River) is coiled around Ida’s hoe (Idaho)." Delightful graphics, phonetic connectors, dot-to-dots, and fill-in-the-blanks facilitate multiple learning styles and make the process more like a game than a curriculum.
**You Are Beautiful II (5th-12th combined)- $30
Teacher - Kelli Tocco
Each week students will explore the meaning of self confidence and inner beauty. They will receive a Bible verse that relates the weeks lessons. (IE: girls will receive a feather hair extension with a Bible verse. Psalms 91:4 - He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge.) Some of the activities will include hairstyling, getting manicures, making barrettes, and more... Students will also have a kindness challenge to complete for the week. This class is limited to 9 kids.
**This class is being offered based on popularity - This class or Minute to Win It will run depending on the number of students signed up for either. This has been a very popular class on both accounts so if they are both very popular we will try to find a teacher for the second class.
2ND HOUR CLASSES
Arts & Crafts for Girls - $5
Teacher - Angela Becktold
Learn to make a variety of item and take them home. Come make scrunchies, fuse bead creations, air dry clay pets, faith/friendship/rubber band bracelets and more!! We will start each day with a Bible verse craft. Week #2 will be a Valentine's Suprise. Latex allergy warning unsure if rubber band bracelets contain latex.
Babysitting Boot Camp - $10
Teacher - Wendy Anderson
https://www.amazon.com/Expect-Baby-Sitters-Handbook-Heidi-Murkoff/dp/076112845X/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=what+to+expect+babysitting&qid=1578089850&sr=8-1
We are utilizing the Red Cross Babysitting Training book and the What to Expect Babysitting book.
Excerpt from What to expect Babysitting book -
Answers to the questions sitters ask most:
- The parents want me to pick up their newborn every time he cries—won’t that spoil him?
- A child who comes over for play dates always makes a terrible mess and never helps to clean up. What can I do?
- The girl I baby-sit for tripped and got a bump on her head. What’s the best way to tell the parents?
- I take care of a six-month-old and a three-year-old with completely different sleeping patterns. How do I juggle naptimes?
**Boys Basketball (7th-12th combined) - $0
Teacher - Coach Wagner
Do you love to play the game? Come and join Mr. Wagner who has coached basketball for many years. He will teach techniques and skill drills. Followed by plenty of time for real full court games.
This class is being offered based on popularity and interest against Math Helps. Whichever class has more interest will be the class to run. If both have equal interest we will try to find another teacher for the 2nd class.
Challenge Island - Disaster Island (Outside Teacher) - $60
Teacher - Mike & Michelle Peterson
I am very excited to offer this NEW to Hometeam class. Challenge Island is all STEAM based activities. We will be doing the Disaster Island this semester.
What is Challenge Island you ask?
The world’s #1 STEM/STEAM enrichment program for ages 4-14, Challenge Island is a high-energy, hands-on fusion of two important areas of learning:
- STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math)
- 21st Century Skills (communication, collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, flexibility, sociability, initiative, leadership, perseverance/grit, public speaking)
We must have a minimum of 6 children for this class to run. We will be combining grades k-8 and Mr. Peterson will divide them up according to their grade levels and put them into their own tribes.
Topics and more details on Disaster Island:
In this Challenge Island course, we’ll visit Disaster Island, where we will take you on a thrilling adventure through some of the most famous disasters in history! From the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius to the sinking of the Titanic to the Great San Francisco Earthquake, you and your tribemates will work together to overcome epic STEAM challenges using only the materials in your treasure chest and the power of your imagination.
Here's the locations and topics we plan to visit each week:
- Week 1 (1/30): Tribal Spirit Rally at the Boston Molasses Disaster
- Week 2 (2/13): San Francisco Earthquake
- Week 3 (2/27): Rescue and Relief Relay
- Week 4 (3/12): The Children’s Blizzard
- Week 5 (3/26): Mount Vesuvius Eruption
- Week 6 (4/9): The Sinking of the Titanic
- Week 7 (4/23): Hurricane Harbor
- Week 8 (5/7): The Great Chicago Fire
Christian Entrepreneurship - $0
Teacher - Sharon Bazzell
This class is a continuation of last semester. Althought there is not cost to the class at Hometeam a membership is required on the website for the homework. A letter will be sent home the first week of class with instructions. Learn all about starting your own business! Learn all about starting your own business! This semester we will cover: Types of businesses one can start. Do I need a business plan? What a business plan is and how to write one. Check out their website for more information on the course: https://christianhomeschoolentrepreneurship.com/ Please come to class with a Bible and Notebook. There will be some homework to be completed outside of class.
This class is based on the CHE program. From their website: Teaching The Next Generation of Entrepreneurs. We are passionate about entrepreneurship. We are equally passionate about teaching the next generation to have God's perspective on work, and love it for what it is.Entrepreneurship is a way of looking at the world...Successful entrepreneurs look at the world through a lens of opportunity. We want to train the next generation to think entrepreneurially from a young age. Thinking outside of the box, looking for solutions where others see dead-ends and creating new opportunities are just a few of the things needed to succeed as an entrepreneur. Let us help pass this mindset on to your children and teens!A strong work ethic originates from God...God created work before the Fall. It is a good thing and is meant to provide fulfillment and as a means to glorify the Lord. So why do so many young people have a goal of avoiding work at all costs? Having a Biblical view of work is crucial for young people so they grow up to love hard work and the satisfaction that accompanies labor. We have a passion to instill God’s perspective on work to the next generation!
Essential Oils 101 (6th only) - $30
Teacher - Linda McKinney
In this fun class we will be exploring the beautiful world of essential oils and how we can use them in our everyday life. Some projects on the list this semester include, roller balls, dryer balls, diffuser bracelet or necklace, chapstick and a homemade PooPourri and rice neck warmers. Along with these projects we will look at each oil used and some of the benefits each oil offers.
Forensics Class (8th only) - $15
Teacher - Anna Campbell/Laura Chapman
***Mature content and real cases - please ensure your child is mature enough to handle the content. Following the link will give you more details on the actual case studies and curriculum.
https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/trails-of-evidence-how-forensic-science-works.html
Crime is as old as human society. So is the use of evidence, witnesses, and reason to solve crimes. The desire to identify lawbreakers and bring them to justice is so great that it has inspired countless stories, novels, plays, movies, and television series. But how accurate are the fictional portrayals of crime investigations? What happens behind the scenes when forensic scientists crack a case? The actual details are far more than a lesson in how detective dramas often get it wrong. Knowing how real forensic investigators approach real cases will help you
- serve as a better juror in a criminal trial or civil lawsuit;
- be a more effective witness if you ever see a crime take place or are a victim of one;
- sharpen your analysis of the endless array of crime reports that fill the news;
- think more critically in assessing the value of different types of evidence;
- learn about a wide range of technical fields that all come to bear in the investigation of crime.
**Genealogy - $5
Teacher - Debra Saul
Learn your Ancestry with this class. We will be taking our family tree and matching it up with pictures and making a family tree notebook. Every student needs to bring their own notebook. We will be using the computers and looking for our relatives in
**This class is being offered based on interest against Scrapbooking. Whichever class shows more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest, we will try to find a teacher for the second one.
***Math Helps (8th-12th grade) - $0
Teacher - Mr. Wagner
Are you in the upper level math classes and could use a helping hand? Mr. Wagner was a Math and Computer Science Major and would like to help you out. Bring your book and notebook and pen and get help with Algebra, Geometry, Trignometry or Calculus. If there is a week that help is not needed Mr. Wagner will engage the students with Math learning games or treat the class as a study hall hour.
**This class is being offered based on popularity against Boys Basketball, whichever class has more interest that class will run. If both classes have equal interest then we will do our best to find a second teacher and have them both run,
Intro to Cooking – (6th only) - $30
Teacher – Kristina Phelps
Learn the basics of cooking, cutting, preparing a table. A recipe will be given to the class and they will prepare the recipe and EAT! This class is always a hit and our teacher bring a great balance of well-loved recipes along with some ethnic creations as well. Join us for Intro to Cooking.
Mason Jar Crafts - $25
Teacher - Becky Harless
This class will make all kinds of crafts utilizing mason jars. Do you like to make crafts you can actually use? There are many decorative or useful things we can make with mason jars. Some things we will make in class are: candy dish that looks like a gum ball machine, travel bank, candle holder, and tissue dispenser. Please bring a paint shirt and hot glue gun to class.
***Scrapbooking - $5
Teacher – Debra Saul
This class will be based on interest and running against interest with Genealogy, whichever class receives more interest will be the class to run. Students will be creating pages for the scrapbook they supply. Teacher has a ton of scrapbooking supplies and will be donating them towards the cause. Students can feel free to bring their own supplies as well. Students will need a scrapbook to put their pages in, also they should bring pictures to fill in their pages.
Studying the Masters Acrylic Class - $25
Teacher - Erin Brewster
We're going mini in this class. This semester we will look at some of the greats and recreate their art work as well as create out own masterpieces... on mini canvases. This class is open only to those who have already completed the Masters acrylics class last semester.
Stossel in the Classroom (7th - 8th only) - $0
Teacher – Tammy Foster
Stossel in the Classroom videos are created to encourage critical thinking in schools. By making it easy for teachers to include a fresh perspective in their classroom, these videos have inspired millions of students to expand their understanding of free markets, and of life. Topics that will be discussed in this semester are - 1. GREEN NEW DEAL: FACT VERSUS FICTION
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal proposes to save the planet.
2. INEQUALITY MYTHS
Politicians and reporters often rail about "the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer." John Stossel explains it's not true.
3. SUGAR'S SWEETHEART DEAL
The U.S. sugar program is "Stalin-style price controls," Ross Marchand of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance tells John Stossel.
4. WAR ON ELECTRIC SCOOTERS
Could electric scooters be the next revolution in urban travel? Are they safe?
5. SUPER BOWL OF WELFARE
Sports stadiums get billions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies.
6. PLASTIC STRAW MYTHS
Have you used a plastic straw lately? Did you feel guilty? Celebrities and activists hope so! They want us all to stop sucking.
7. IN DEFENSE OF CAPITALISM
Progressives attack capitalism because it lets some become very rich while others stay poor. Some call such a system "immoral."
8. THE RISE OF CITIZEN JOURNALISTS
John Stossel says citizen journalists cover things the mainstream media miss.
9. MONEY, MONEY, MONEY
What makes money trustworthy?
10. VENEZUELA IS SOCIALISM
In Florida, reporter Gloria Alverez talked to Venezuelan immigrants, and most of them told her socialism doesn't work.
11. COLLEGE SCAM
Should everyone go to college? If not, who should? And who should pay?
12. LIFE LIBERTY AND PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
This 4th of July, when you watch the fireworks, will you think about the Declaration of Independence?
13. MOW YOUR LAWN OR LOSE YOUR HOUSE
Florida man may lose home because he didn't cut his grass.
Stress Management, Relaxation & Muscle Movement (5th-12th grade girls) - $0
Teacher - Deidra LaRoque
In this class we will learn stretching to relieve tense muscles. This will help our bodies to relax during times of anxiety or frustration and to focus on our bodies and our breathing to calm ourselves when our minds are stressed. Modest gym clothing will be needed for this class, please bring clothes to change into for this class.
STUDY HALL - $0
Teacher – Bob Saul Jr.
This class is offered for those students who maybe see a first hour class option and a third hour option but not one that they love for 2nd hour. You must bring something to occupy your time for this hour such as: reading, school work, coloring. This class will have adult supervision and the students must stay in the room the entire hour. All regular drop-off fees still apply.
Trick Geography - The Americas & Oceania – $10
Teacher – Holly Cheyne
http://trickgeography.com/store/p32/Trick_Geography%3A__The_Americas_and_Oceania_set.html
“I can’t believe how much I just learned!” That was one mom’s response after observing a single class session of Trick Geography. Trick Geography: USA Student Book is a simple, yet powerful geography curriculum which routinely moves students from geographic illiteracy to command of US states, capitals, and major bodies of water, mountains, deserts, and plains in just a few weeks. And all with ease and high retention! How does it work? New York looks like a stork, so we trace the dots of a stork drawn inside the state’s border. The capital is Albany, so we circle all the bunnies (Albany) that are running away from the stork (New York). It's THAT easy! Physical features are taught using simple connections. "The snake (Snake River) is coiled around Ida’s hoe (Idaho)." Delightful graphics, phonetic connectors, dot-to-dots, and fill-in-the-blanks facilitate multiple learning styles and make the process more like a game than a curriculum.
3rd HOUR CHOICES
**An Introduction to American Sign Language (K-6th) - $0
Teacher - Holly Cheyne
Topics include: basic vocabulary, grammar, history, fingerspelling, numbers, terminology, and Deaf culture. This is a basic introductory class for those that are just starting to learn.
**This class will be based on popularity versus Lego K-2. The one with the most interest will be offered. If there is equal interest then we will do our best to find a teacher for the 2nd class.
Classical Literature Study - $0
Teacher - Arlene Bramblett
Do you like to read and enjoy the classics? This class will be reading Pride and Prejudice or To Kill a Mockingbird and studying the stories. Come join friends in a literature study.
Chess - $0
Teacher - Caroline DeLoca
Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a checkered board with 64 squares arranged in an 8×8 grid. Strengthen your brain with this class. This class for those that already have some basic knowledge of the game and are looking to just play with friends. Feel free to bring your own chess board, some will be provided.
Calligraphy - $10
Teacher - Deb Saul
In this class we will take all kinds of intricate handwriting styles and learn how to form the letters. This is a very fancy style of writing and we will use several different mediums to learn and perfect our craft. We will be using glass pens, feather pens, forks, and parallel pens. Come join Mrs. Saul and learn how to write beautifully.
Crochet - The Next Step - $0
Teacher - Jessica Hemphill
This class is a continuation of last semesters beginner class or if you have previous experience and already know the basics. This class is designed for the student who has some working knowledge of crochet. The student should be able to make a slip knot, chain stitch, and single crochet. We will build on from there; learning to read a pattern, learning new stitches, and choosing projects the student wants to complete.
If you would like to expand your repertoire come join us!
Drama - $0 (**no cost but parent provided costume)
Teacher – JoAnne Kroll
This class will learn theatre skills and put on a short fairy tale play for the other students. Students must be able to read fluently to enjoy this class. (It is very frustrating for your child if s/he is handed a script and cannot read it.) This class has outside commitment to learn your lines; if you are not able to commit to learning your lines, please do not sign up for this class.
Food as Medicine (7th -12th) - $30.00
Teacher - Kristina Phelps
In this class we will talk about the importance of eating in season, eating for better health and the differences between, conventional, organic and GMO foods. We will also take a couple quizzes to find out to metabolic type and also blood type. In this class a snack will be provided or we will make them on site. Healthy eating and balanced diet is a major concern in our society today so come learn how to make it all work.
***Fetal Pig Dissection Unit (8th-12th) – $15
Teacher – Laura Chapman
Is your student taking a science class that requires a lab component this class helps fulfill that requirement. This would be a great class for those taking a biology course and needing a lab component or those that just want to see what it is like. Mrs. Chapman is an amazing science teacher and loves helping kids explore. She is going deeper into dissection this semester with a full size fetal pig.
**This class will be running against the Riot & The Dance. The class with the most interest will run and the other class will be dropped unless we can find another teacher.
Games Class (4th -7th only) - $0
Teacher - Jason Carlson-Mocny
Board Games, Card Games, and Learning Games. Mr. Carlson-Mocny is a game enthusiast and can't wait to share his favorites with you. New Games each week to learn. What do you learn playing games? Patience, Sportmanship, Logic & Strategy, Focus & Attention, Critical Thinking & Problem Solving, Negoation & Communication, Creative Thinking & Collaboration ~ all essential skills.
Herb Garden - $15
Teacher - Wendy Anderson
Learn how to grow and harvest herbs and learn what you can do with them when you do! We will brew some tea to drink, flavor some olive oil and maybe make some small gifts with them!
Historical Conquest – students must read proficiently. - $15
Teacher – Tammy Foster
Historical Conquest™ is a unique and exciting card game in which players create personalized societies of heroes, villains, leaders, assassins, disasters, armies more from history and battle them against one another. Each card is complete with fantastic illustrations and intriguing summaries of people, places, and events from history. The abilities of each card used in the game relate to the abilities these individuals actually had during their lives. Due to the diversity of the cards, the possibilities are endless!
With the onslaught of video games and television, many young people have lost interest in learning. The words and lessons of the heroes of the past have lost their flavor for our youth. Historical Conquest™ was created with the mission to bring history back into the lives of children through exciting game play. The game entices youth to learn more through fascinating descriptions of historical events, peoples, and places as they engage in epic battles and heroic adventures. Class cost includes a starter pack for each player.
***Riot & The Dance - $15
Teacher - Laura Chapman
Basing it off of the"riot and the dance" (a new creation based movie and its on PRIME!) We will watch it in class and then do labs based on it. Movie description "Join in the glorious uproar of creation with The Riot and the Dance, a boisterous new nature documentary featuring a biologist who was once told he would never succeed if he kept blabbing about all that silly Creator-creature nonsense. " There is a lab manual based off of it. We will be doing experiments based off of topics touched on in the movie and the book.
Find out more info - http://riotandthedance.com/
Team Challenge - $0
Teacher - Angela Becktold
This class will be up and moving throughout the whole time. Scavenger hunts, clue challenges, a variety of relay races, games and team challenges. The goal is helping children work together, have fun, and move. Gym Shoes will be required for this class.
You Are Beautiful (5th-12th combined)- $30
Teacher - Kelli Tocco
Each week students will explore the meaning of self confidence and inner beauty. They will receive a Bible verse that relates the weeks lessons. (IE: girls will receive a feather hair extension with a Bible verse. Psalms 91:4 - He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge.) Some of the activities will include hairstyling, getting manicures, making barrettes, and more... Students will also have a kindness challenge to complete for the week. This class is limited to 9 kids.
Yearbook – (8th only) - $0
Teacher – Lora Saul
Come help us put together our annual yearbook. The kids who take this class will need a camera or phone to go around and take pictures. They will also have to be computer savvy and willing to work on their pages, outside of the class at home.