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Description:
This class is where art meets cupcakes. What’s more fun that simply making art? Making art that you can eat. Each week everyone will make a themed creation out of edible yumminess. As always take pictures of these awesome creations before the end up at the bottom of a tummy 🙂 or upside-down on the backseat of the car 🙁
Additional Info:
All materials will be supplied by Mr. Flaig, but please be aware that all kinds of foods will be used so if there any questions about allergies please contact Mr. Flaig. flaigje@lovelandschools.org
Sorry, we currently do not have spots available.
Description:
We will be designing and painting small wooden stools to be silent auctioned off as a fundraiser for the LES Art Room.
Description:
Join us for some STEAM-tastic fun as we engineer our way around the Globe! We’ll build the Eiffel Tower in Paris, create a bobsled for Penguins in Antarctica, design a Safari Route in Africa, make a playground for Monkeys in India, build bridges in Australia, and develop a water pipeline in Egypt…all from the comfort and safety of the classroom!
Challenge Island uses STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) to engage children in solving real-world challenges all from the comfort of the classroom…while having A LOT OF FUN!
Our activities are project-based (each lesson involves building/creating to solve a “challenge”). Our STEAM-TEAM peer groups encourage peer collaboration and Social Emotional Learning (SEL)!
Course cost is inclusive all all supplies/materials and instruction.
To learn more about Challenge Island please visit our webpage:
https://challenge-island.com/cincinnati/
Description:
Hands-on science club for students in 1st and 2nd grade.
Additional Info:
Hands-on, minds-on experiments for kids will have kids eager for school on science days. New topics for the 2022 -2023 school year. Cooperation, following directions and math and language skills reinforced in every session. Lessons designed and taught by certified teachers. -) All supplies provided.
Sorry, we currently do not have spots available.
Description:
This class will provide fun fitness activities. We will play games such as capture the flag, scooter ball, fitness obstacle course, fun strategy games and a variety of fun exercises. Exercise can be fun!!
Additional Info:
NOTE: No class on October 17th.
This class will start one week earlier than the other classes.
Description:
Cooking is a delicious experience for children. Your child can explore new foods, learn about nutrition and even develop math skills. For this class, we will prepare tasty and healthy foods. On the last dayof class your child will bring home a cookbook with all 6 tasty recipes!
Additional Info:
Afternoon LECC kindergarteners attending the class will need permission to walk from their classroom after school to the cafeteria. You may send a note with your child or email the office secretaries. An adult will be in the cafeteria to supervise until the class begins. Those children who attend the morning kindergarten session will need transportation to the cooking class. You may drop off your child at the side cafeteria door #6 any time after 3:00. After class pick up will also be at this door. Not the front door. Please let us know if your child has any allergies. Thank you
Sorry, we currently do not have spots available.
Description:
Lego Zoo Adventures : Traverse tricky terrain, shake claws with lobsters and design ecosystems in this life science enrichment program. Exploring the globe, learners discover the diversity of animal adaptations, the differences in habitats and what’s necessary for each biome’s survival through hands-on STEM activities. They’ll travel from the sands of the Sahara to the peaks of the Himalayas, investigating complex creatures as they build models of each animal, focusing-in on the biological diversity that makes them special. Through creative thinking, collaboration and multi-subject integration, Lego Zoo fosters a unique bond to the Earth’s biospheres and the vital roles animals play in them
Description:
Come experience the outdoors with Loveland Learning Garden as we explore our fall schoolyard garden and nature trail. Each week will offer a different hands-on activity where we will investigate and discover what’s happening in nature. Go on a trail hike, search for a spider web, see the end of the plant life cycle, collect seeds, find and plant an acorn, create with natural materials, use a magnifying glass to search for insects, observe changes in the fall forest and more!
Additional Info:
Dress for outdoors and wear shoes for hiking or exploring creek bed. Class will be held indoors in case of inclement weather. Learn about Loveland Learning Garden at www.lovelandlearninggarden.org or follow us on instagram (@lovelandlearninggarden) or facebook.
Sorry, we currently do not have spots available.
Description:
Basic martial arts skill drills and games to intrude you child to the benefits of martial arts. 100% of proceeds go to The PTA.
Additional Info:
Patten’s Martial Arts will be conducting 4 classes at the school and a fifth class at the dojo. Details for the fifth class will be announced at the 3rd class of the session
Description:
Description:
This class includes the introduction to the basic use of the pottery wheel as well as basic hand-building techniques. This is a great opportunity for students to receive hands on experience. Classes on the pottery wheel emphasize technical, personal and individual development for future abilities in the art world. Students will each complete a small pot on the pottery wheel and at least one other item using hand-building techniques. All artwork will be glazed by the student and fired. All supplies are included.
Students will learn:
• Wedging
• Centering
• Pulling
• Slab-Building
• Coil-Building
• Pinching
• Glaze Decoration
• Understanding of Firing Techniques
Additional Info:
Please leave all jewelry at home and wear older clothes if possible. Smocks will be provided. Please bring a nut-free snack.
Sorry, we currently do not have spots available.
Description:
This program is an array of crazy, wild science which challenges students to learn new concepts as well as have fun. Students create a myriad of models that they get to keep and take home. Science topics covered are rocketry, chemistry, electrical engineering design and flight mechanics. Instructor is Pam Bowers, certified science teacher and Executive Director of Drake Planetarium
Description:
In this course students will learn all about what’s my name, where I’m from, how old I am, my family, my favorite animals, my favorite color, what I like to eat, what I like to wear and what I like to do for fun, all in Spanish! As well as ABC’s and vowels in Spanish.
This is an interactive and engaging class that combines students’ interests and learning a basic fundamental understanding of the Spanish Language. By learning all about themselves, students are able to form conversational sentences and will understand what others may ask them in Spanish. This course is designed for younger students who are new to the Spanish language due to it targeting building basic conversations and vocabulary about themselves.
Students will be expected (if accessible) to bring a folder and a pencil to this course. This will allow them to safely and neatly hold on to what they will be learning about.
Thank you for understanding.
Additional Info:
A folder
Description:
In this course students will learn all about what’s my name, where I’m from, how old I am, my family, my favorite animals, my favorite color, what I like to eat, what I like to wear and what I like to do for fun, all in Spanish! As well as ABC’s and vowels in Spanish.
This is an interactive and engaging class that combines students’ interests and learning a basic fundamental understanding of the Spanish Language. By learning all about themselves, students are able to form conversational sentences and will understand what others may ask them in Spanish. This course is designed for younger students who are new to the Spanish language due to it targeting building basic conversations and vocabulary about themselves.
Students will be expected (if accessible) to bring a folder and a pencil to this course. This will allow them to safely and neatly hold on to what they will be learning about.
Thank you for understanding.
Additional Info:
A folder
Description:
Sphero Coding and Programming: Learn to program robots using Sphero, a powerful rolling robot! Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills as you tackle maze competitions, code tasks, build robos, and complete exciting robot challenges! We will also study the history of robotics and current developments in robotic technologies used in industry, health, and exploration.
Additional Info:
This after school program is taught by Drake Planetarium and Science Center’s IT Director, Abbey Shore. (Same Instructor as last year at LES). Qualifications/Certifications held are :
C++ Certified Professional Programmer (CPP)
Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) JAVA, Database Design, PL/SQL Programming
Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD)
Python Certified Associate
Adobe Certified Professional – Campaign Classic Developer, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, InDesign, Illustrator and Acrobat.
CCNP: Cisco Certified Network Professional
CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Security+
Sorry, we currently do not have spots available.
Description:
Stitch and Sew Kidz- Enriching Kidz newest class! Taught by an expert!
This small class-size- 2 week hands-on class is geared for 2nd -4th graders that teaches them the basics of sewing. They will be creating fun, child friendly projects that teaches basic sewing stitches, cutting materials from a template, threading needles, tying knots, sewing buttons and how to correct mistakes. Kids love seeing their finished project! This class also teaches fine motor skills, spatial thinking and problem-solving skills
4 hours, 2 hours each day
Cost: $70 per child includes materials
Min: 5
Max: 10
Students will learn:
• Running Stitch
• Blanket Stitch
• How to thread a Needle and Tie a Knot
• How to Sew a 2 Holed and 4 holed button
• How to Follow a Pattern
• How to Correct Mistakes
Additional Info:
Please have your child bring a nut-free snack each day
Sorry, we currently do not have spots available.
Description:
This class will introduce the skills and knowledge of volleyball. The students will be given the opportunity to see if they like the sport and will help prepare them for recreational and/or school volleyball. We use trainer volleyballs so the students are allowed to experience the sport without pain. Beach balls will also be used at times for fun skill building activities.
Additional Info:
NOTE: No class October 11th or November 8th.
This class will start one week earlier and go one week longer than the other classes.
