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Beading & Bracelets
Various arts & crafts activities. -
Cooking with Sticky Fingers
Sticky Fingers Cooking NYC delivers award-winning, hands-on cooking classes to schools, inspiring students to explore healthy foods, creativity, and essential life skills. Students whip up wholesome recipes every week, explore global flavors, and dive into STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) in a fun, safe, and interactive setting. All recipes are 100% nut-free and we accommodate any and all allergies and dietary needs, ensuring every child can participate in the joy of cooking. This is a premium class, $40/week. -
Drama Club/Michelle Watts & Kat Fernandez
An opportunity for kids to participate in self expression through creative dialogue & role-play, creative activities & games. Activities will include improv games, team building activities, drama games & short reading scripts. -
Flag Football/Coach Q
Professional coaches will work with your children on sport specific fundamentals and basic motor skills in a fun, structured environment. Your child will learn positional skills (catching, throwing, and route running just to name a few), build their self-confidence, as well as increase their speed and agility. Our coaches follow a curriculum designed to maximize time, space, and most importantly, to keep children engaged and having fun! Note: No equipment necessary – this is not a “tackle” program. Players will wear flag belts. -
Game Room
Kids will relax, socialize and have fun with a variety of games and activities - magnetic darts, Nock hockey, table tennis, board games and card games. -
Hip Hop / Devynn Brooks
In this high-energy after-school class, students start with a warm-up to prevent injury and get their bodies ready to move. They learn how to count music and understand rhythm, then break down hip-hop dance moves—sometimes traveling across the floor to build coordination. Then on to learning choreography to various songs, preparing for exciting performances! Each session ends with a freestyle session to utilize what moves were learnt and/or to find their own movement and just DANCE. -
MakerState/MakerSpace
Feeling creative? Jump into our latest super-fun engineering arts and crafts! What we’re building in the makerspace this semester: slime, the tallest paper tower, sensory bottle biome, exploding seed pod, confetti launcher, plantable seed paper, Rube Goldberg marble runs, and a lot more! Dream it, plan it, and build it! This is a premium class and costs $40.00 per week -
Marvelous Machines / Denise Anderson
Attention young inventors! Come explore the wondrous world of machines and build some of your very own! We’ll learn all about the principles of science and physics while planning and building our own original mechanical marvels. Such machines will include airplanes, rockets, boats, cars and even a robot or two! We'll create machines of our own original devising and even carry out exciting experiments to explore the profound process of scientific discovery. Industrious inventors will learn critical thinking and creative problem solving skills while gaining a mastery of basic mechanics. So join us and stretch your imagination while building some Marvelous Machines! -
Pre K /K Play
School Age Child Care licenses require that PreK students be grouped separately from older students. They may be grouped only with K students with a staff to child ratio of 1:8 with a group size less than 12. PreK play activities will include arts & crafts, playground time, legos, sports and more. -
Soccer / Super Soccer Stars
At Super Soccer Stars, we use the soccer ball as the vehicle to help children not only improve their soccer skills, but also develop self-confidence, improve gross motor skills, hone socialization skills and more. Dynamic, local and international coaches work with small groups of boys and girls to develop these skills and teamwork in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. -
Sports & Games Jr.
Structured and unstructured time to play a variety of sports and games - both physical and non-physical (cards, board games, brain games.). The focus will be on team sports and games that foster cooperation, competition, following rules, being a team player and a good sport. For little ones, this is a great opportunity to learn and develop social skills. -
Swimming/Mark Vazquez, Aaron Saldana
Class: Beginner 2 (Primary Skills) Description:Swimmers (ages 4-6) are comfortable submerging independently and will continue to develop floating, kicking, and gliding skills without support and are introduced to rhythmic breathing. Swimmers will develop combined strokes on the front and back and are introduced to deep water through jumps and dives from a sitting position. Swimmers should be able to propel 4-6 feet without assistance. Skills: Focus on properly mastering primary skills (floating, gliding, rolling over, front crawl, breath control). Independent front and back floats, Rolling over from front to back, submersions (without support) jumps & dives from sitting position, combined stroke on front and back. Class: Advanced 1 (Stroke Readiness) Description: Swimmers (ages 5 and up) have passed the Beginner 2 level and can swim independently for 4-6 feet. Students should be able to properly demonstrate primary skills (floating, gliding, streamline, freestyle) without assistance. Swimmers will further develop balance & coordination, fundamentals of backstroke, and freestyle with rotary breathing. Swimmers are introduced to breaststroke, butterfly, and dives from a kneeling/standing position. Skills: Rhythmic breathing, freestyle, backstroke, kneeling and standing dives, elementary backstroke, introduction to breaststroke, and butterfly. Children are expected to bring bathing suits and towels to swimming every week. The child’s name should be on all items. BATHING CAPS are required for boys & girls with hair below their ears. After an initial evaluation, some students may be asked to change to a higher or lower level swim class. If a child is sick or unable to swim, families must provide a written note to the afterschool staff. Accommodations in another class are not guaranteed and students who do not swim are NOT allowed in the pool area. Students may only sign up for 1 swim class per week. If there is availability after registration, another swim class can be added.