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Register Together Time Play School - Newhall - Fall '25 In this class, you will use tools and activities to play alongside your children as they get comfortable in a new environment. We will use music, manipulatives, toys, games, and crafts throughout the session. Students will work on social skills and critical thinking skills while following directions in a group, taking turns, and working together. (Parents don't pay). Parents will be part of the activities for the first 15 minutes of class every week and thereafter they can enjoy the playground while being with younger siblings or wait in the parent room till the end of class. For the first 15 minutes, younger siblings are welcome to stay in the class with the parents as well. 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 449.00
Register Curious George Adventure Club - Newhall - Fall '25 Join Curious George on a fun-filled learning adventure! Each week, we’ll explore a different Curious George book and dive into related hands-on activities. Through stories, hands on crafts, STEM experiments, and movement-based play, kids will develop curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning—just like George! By the end of the course, kids will have explored science, math, creativity, critial thinking and social-emotional skills through the eyes of their favorite curious little monkey! Class max: 8 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register Early Math Explorers 1 - Newhall - Fall '25 This course introduces young learners to fundamental math concepts through hands-on activities, books, art, games, stories, and movement. Each week focuses on a different skill, building number sense, problem-solving, and confidence in math! This class teaches number sense and counting through 50, patterns, and shapes. This class is a gateway to structured learning, fostering essential life skills like sharing, kindness, helping others, and tidying up. Students will also master practical skills such as safe scissor use, glue application, and maintaining an organized workspace. Class max: 8 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 449.00
Waitlist Eco Art Adventures - Fall '25 An integrative nature study course that explores our surrounding ecosystems, gardening, sustainability, and our natural connection to the world around us. In this unit study, we will explore the natural world through observation, books, experimentation, and art, all while working to find what role we play in the process. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Fun Japanese Adventures - 4+yo. - Newhall - Fall '25 Join our "Fun Japanese Adventure" class to learn about Japanese language and culture while having fun! Through games and activities, you'll learn basic words and phrases in Japanese. Each week, you'll also practice writing your name in Japanese. An exciting and enjoyable adventure awaits you! 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Math Discoveries - level 1 (Place Value,Number Sense,Intro to Addition &Subtraction, Shapes)-Fall'25 This play-based Math Exploration class with lots of games and activities to make math come alive, is ideal for the youngest students and will encompass the concepts of place value, number sense, shapes, beginning addition & subtraction, and more. 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Waitlist Math Discoveries - level 1(Place Value,Number Sense,Intro to Addition &Subtraction, Shapes)-Fall'25 This play-based Math Exploration class with lots of games and activities to make math come alive, is ideal for the youngest students and will encompass the concepts of place value, number sense, shapes, beginning addition & subtraction, and more. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Phonics & Word Study with Stories - level 1 - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 We will learn and assemble the sounds of consonants, vowels, and digraphs to unlock the magic of words and the world of reading! Below is how our levels progress to be ability-based: Level 1 : This class would be for pre-readers and focus on letters, sounds, phonics, basic sight words, and beginning blending. This class is intended to be a year-long class. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Waitlist Young Explorers - World Exploration unit (Social Studies, Science, Language Arts, Yoga and Spanish) This play/discovery-based course will dive a little deeper into world exploration with some geography, animals we meet in each ecosystem as well as what they will be called in Spanish. We’ll delve into facts about how specific animals interact with their ecosystems while still allowing plenty of space for free/interpretive play. Children will learn essential skills through literature, nature, art, and yoga. We will incorporate a lot of fine and large-motor skills work, have a few communal short term projects, and practice basic writing skills. Student input and topic interests will be welcomed and considered. This 2hr. 50 min. class will have multiple breaks, so make sure to pack a few snacks to enjoy during breaks and playtime. A large part of class is to help little ones learn how to be in a class with other classmates and the social emotional learning that happens in that space. There will be lots of stories, games, and other fun projects! 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 998.00
Register American Sign Language (ASL) Conversations for little ones - new & continuing students welcome Come study the amazing language of ASL (American Sign Language) and also learn about deaf culture from a person who is part of the deaf community. New & continuing students welcome! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Beginning Ukulele - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 Come learn a fun and relatively easy-to-learn instrument, the ukulele, with Jared, who is also our guitar instructor. Jared can play multiple instruments and is a professional musician. Learn from the beginning to an intermediate level. Students will learn to play some of their favorite songs, strum chords, and read music. ** Students need to bring their own ukulele to class Every student needs to bring their own ukulele (they can usually be rented too). 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 449.00
Register Engineering with Legos - new & continuing students welcome - Newhall - Fall '25 Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed all new projects. Design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas. All new projects! 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Exploration Through Movement and Games - Newhall - Fall '25 This class is all about play and movement! Children will play indoor and outdoor games while getting some social interaction and exercise. They will rotate through activities throughout the session so that there is always something fresh for them to do. We will play familiar games like freeze tag, Simon says, and more. But they will also help to create mini obstacle courses and make their own relays. They will work on body and spatial awareness as they participate in fun exercises and movement songs. This class will provide practice in taking turns and learning how to follow rules as they play and learn together in a group. 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Flat Stanley: Exploring Geography & World Cultures Through Stories - Newhall - Fall '25 Join Flat Stanley on an exciting journey around the world! In this fun and interactive class, kids will explore different countries, cultures, and landmarks while following the adventures of the beloved book character Flat Stanley. Each week we will "travel" to a new country to experience different traditions as well as the geography and key facts. Students will also use their writing skills to write travel journals. By the end of the course, kids will have a deeper appreciation for world cultures and a sense of adventure that encourages global curiosity and connection! Flat Stanley might even go on a real adventure to a pen pal in another country (based on student interest).Class max: 8 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 449.00
Register Green Energy Engineers - Newhall - Fall '25 Students learn about circuits and engineering as they build circuits that incorporate green technology. They learn about real-world applications of green technology such as solar panels, water, air, as well as rechargeable batteries. They pair up to create circuits that incorporate these technologies and more! Device Requirements: No Devices. Materials to be provided by CodeREV Kids https://www.creatorbot.co/ 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register Junior Scientists - Physics - 5-8yo. - Newhall - Fall '25 This exciting, hands-on course by Quest in Science will give students the knowledge of how objects move and work. They will learn about inertia and forces. They will experiment with toy cars to understand energy input/output relationships. Students will compare how objects are affected by gravity. They will work with inclined planes, levers, pulleys, gears and observe how these simple machines can work together. At the end of the course, students will create their own invention to present to the class. 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Kitchen Chemistry - Newhall - Fall '25 Children are naturally fascinated by the world around them. This book utilizes that sense of wonder to help your students or children at home learn about chemistry in the kitchen. List of Concepts: * how to do an experiment * observing, predicting and recording results * learn about chemical properties & reactions using everyday kitchen items List of Activities: * 13 experiments to explore such questions as: * why oil & water don’t mix * why soap helps to clean * creating ” invisible ink” * floating eggs * penny magic, and more * forms to record results * simple scientific explanations and more Class max: 8 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Let's Do Art! - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 Nancy Schier's classes offer a dynamic blend of crafting, creativity, and skill-building, providing students with a rich and immersive artistic experience. Through hands-on workshops, participants explore a diverse range of techniques and mediums, from collage-making, and watercolors to experimenting with various tools and materials. Nancy's emphasis on creativity fosters a supportive environment where students are encouraged to unleash their imagination and express themselves freely. Nancy's passion for teaching extends beyond technical skills, as she also emphasizes the importance of experimentation and self-expression in the artistic process. By nurturing a spirit of curiosity and exploration, she inspires her students to embrace their unique artistic voice and develop their own signature style. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Lilo & Stitch unit study (social studies, science, language arts & math) - Newhall - Fall '25 Join us on a Hawaiian adventure where curiosity and kindness lead the way! In this fun-filled class inspired by Lilo & Stitch, students will explore science, social studies, math, and language arts through hands-on projects and storytelling. From building wave simulators and learning about space to studying Hawaiian wildlife and creating ‘ohana-themed art, each week invites children to learn something new while celebrating friendship, culture, and creativity. Ohana means family and in this class, everyone belongs! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Little Voices -Big Ideas! Playful Public Speaking for Kids 5-7 - Fall '25 In this fun play-based Public Speaking class, young students will build confidence and communication skills through story telling ,show and tell and imaginative speaking games. Each week, students prepare a short “mini speech” on a fun topic such as their favorite animal, a silly invention or a pretend adventure- giving them regular, low pressure practice speaking in front of a group. They will learn all of the tips and trips that make effective speakers including their CONFIDENCE BUTTON! Creativity and Improv games are a big part of this class and are a great tool for nurturing communication skills and boosting confidence! Let’s help your little ones shine! This class can be repeated. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Math Discoveries - level 2 (Addition & Subtraction, Perimeter and more)-Fall '25 This play-based Math Exploration class with lots of games and activities to make math come alive, is ideal for the students starting their math journey with addition & subtraction. This class focuses on introducing the concepts and practicing as well as learning some addition & subtraction facts which helps with accuracy in math later on. Then students will be introduced to multiplication & division and through games and activities by the end of the year. This class is intended to be a year-long class. Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Waitlist Math Discoveries - level 2 Thursday (Addition & Subtraction, Perimeter and more)-Fall '25 This play-based Math Exploration class with lots of games and activities to make math come alive, is ideal for the students starting their math journey with addition & subtraction. This class focuses on introducing the concepts and practicing as well as learning some addition & subtraction facts which helps with accuracy in math later on. Then students will be introduced to multiplication & division and through games and activities by the end of the year. This class is intended to be a year-long class. Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Phonics & Reading Comprehension with stories - level 2 - new & continuing students welcome -Fall '25 We will learn and assemble the sounds of consonants, vowels, and digraphs to unlock the magic of words and the world of reading! Below is how our levels progress to be ability-based: Level 2: This class would be for students who have a knowledge of letters, sounds and basic blending. The focus would be on improving skills, expanding the recognition of sight words, and expanding vocabulary. Students would also start working on long-vowel blends. This class is intended to be a year-long class. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Pokemon Academy (Science, Math & Language Arts)-new & continuing students welcome-Newhall - Fall '2 Unleash Your Child's Inner Trainer at Pokémon Academy! Does your child dream of catching Pokémon, battling gym leaders, and becoming a master trainer? At Pokémon Academy, we bring the excitement of the Pokémon world to life. Our curriculum is designed to spark curiosity and ignite imagination. Through a unique blend of science, math, and language arts, your child will: Explore the Science of Pokémon: Learn about the biology and ecology of different Pokémon species, from their habitats to their evolutionary adaptations. Master the Math of Pokémon Battles: Calculate damage, optimize team strategies, and use probability to predict outcomes. Unlock the Language Arts of the Pokémon World: Analyze the storytelling techniques used in Pokémon games and anime, and practice creative writing. Every semester their goal is to gain badges and have enough to compete at a pokemon league at our own class! Join us at Pokémon Academy and let your child's Pokémon journey begin! 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Waitlist Science through Arts & Literature - Newhall - Fall '25 Each week, students dive into exciting science topics—from space to chemistry and physics concepts—while bringing concepts to life through engaging art projects and stories. Sculpt the Earth’s layers, build plants, and more. This course blends STEM with artistic expression, making learning fun, visual, and unforgettable. Students will develop critical thinking skills, explore real-world science, and showcase their creations in a final Science Art Show. Perfect for budding scientists, artists, and makers who love to create and explore! Age-appropriate fun literature will also be incorporated when possible. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Storybook Cooking - new & continuing students welcome - Newhall - Fall '25 Class begins with a story, and the hands-on experience that includes measuring, sifting, pouring, scooping, combining ingredients and tasting. Kids also learn table manners, safe kitchen practices, and how to set up and clean up their workspace. Children cook and eat their own story inspired recipe in the class. Class max: 8 students 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Storytime Adventures - Fall '25 Jump into a world of imagination and fun! In this playful story time class. Each class begins with a dynamic and engaging read-aloud led by the teacher, setting the stage for that days creative exploration! Bringing the story to life through expressive voices, gestures and interactive prompts drawing children into the world of the narrative. As the story unfolds, children are encouraged to ask questions and predict what happens next, fostering listening, and active participation while nurturing confidence and a love of storytelling. Stories are carefully chosen to spark imagination and offer rich opportunities to explore characters through role playing and collaborative storytelling activities. Each week is a new story and a new adventure! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Study Spanish through Literature, Poetry, Music, Culture, Art & Play (5-8yo.) - Fall '25 Come study Spanish through age-appropriate stories/literature, poems, songs, art, and games. We will also study related topics to the literature of the week including history, geography, and science. Learn from a native speaker & experience the culture as well! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Taekwondo - 5+yo. - Newhall - Fall '25 At Elemental Tae Kwon Do we empower young minds and bodies through the art of Tae Kwon Do. As your dedicated instructor, I'll guide your child step-by-step, empowering them with strength, discipline, and confidence. Your child will learn : Self Control Self Discipline Exercise/physical activity Building Character Teamwork Personal Development Students will learn Forms, Kicks, Punches, and Exercise Every 4 - 5 month we will have a belt test and will have to demonstrate their forms based on their belt 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Waitlist Chess Adventures - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 We are devoted to promoting the merits of chess among children by using multiple ways to make the game of chess exciting, accessible, and easy to understand. Children participating in our program: Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, have better concentration and mental discipline, gain confidence, and have lots of fun! 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register History through Minecraft: Meet the Art Masters - 6+ - Newhall - Fall '25 Let's learn all about the history of some great artists from the past! Then create a project in Minecraft to share with friends at the end of class! **Every student will need their own laptop/cellphone/iPad/or tablet device with Minecraft installed. They will also need to have their own Minecraft account set up on the device. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Math Discoveries - level 3 (Multiplication & Division, Area, and more)-Fall '25 This play-based Math Exploration class with lots of games and activities to make math come alive, is ideal for the students starting their math journey with multiplication & division. This class focuses on introducing the concepts and practicing as well as learning some times tables math facts which helps with accuracy in math later on. It will also touch on other topics, that apply multiplication & division such as area in basic geometric shapes. This class is intended to be a year-long class. Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Waitlist Math Discoveries - level 3 Thursday (Multiplication & Division, Area, and more)-Fall '25 This play-based Math Exploration class with lots of games and activities to make math come alive, is ideal for the students starting their math journey with multiplication & division. This class focuses on introducing the concepts and practicing as well as learning some times tables math facts which helps with accuracy in math later on. It will also touch on other topics, that apply multiplication & division such as area in basic geometric shapes. This class is intended to be a year-long class. Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register READER THEATRE ACT IT OUT for young readers -6-8 yo. - Fall '25 Calling all young readers ,storytellers and budding performers! In this fun and interactive class, students will bring stories to life using Readers Theatre- a playful way to build reading fluency, expression and confidence without the pressure of memorizing lines! Using beginning reader fairytale scripts, kids will practice reading aloud and working (playing) together! It is really a great blend of reading, theatre and fun for growing readers who love to express themselves and read or are beginning to read sentences aloud fluently. 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Sword Fighters Society: Historical European Fencing - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 If you have ever wanted to learn how to use a sword this class is for you! Throughout the year, students will learn techniques developed by renaissance era european sword masters. This class will include studying the historical context of these techniques as well as developing the physical fitness required to practice these techniques. Note: This class was formerly known as Knight's Training. Any equipment purchased for Knight's Training will be used for Sword-Fighters Society. If you're new, there will be light contact sparring and to ensure students' safety, students must provide their own fencing mask. Here is a link to what those look like and pricing. https://tinyurl.com/mvkaksyf. The brand and color are not important as long as it is a fencing mask that covers: the face, top and sides of the head. The practice weapons that we will use will be provided. These swords are made of soft plastics and surrounded by thick padding. 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 449.00
Register Reading & Comprehension with phonics & stories - level 3 - Fall '25 This class is for intermediate readers and students would begin reading longer stories and include more written responses to the reading. Class will focus on long-vowel blends, digraphs, and more advanced sight words. This class is intended to be a year-long class. This class will incorporate fun books to practice reading. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register The Play's The Thing: Introduction to Stage Performance ~ Rehearse, memorize, and perform a show! ~ Theater games, improv, ensemble building ~ Learn acting techniques like voice, movement, character building, intentions, etc. ~ Build self-confidence, trust, and public speaking skills through performance in a supportive environment ~ Culminates in a final performance of a short one-act play with stylized costumes, props, and set pieces! 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Baking with the Moon: A Lunar Baking Adventure - Newhall - Fall '25 This course will introduce students to the magical world of baking, with each week’s class focusing on one of the 8 moon phases. Students will explore the connections between the lunar cycle and the art of baking, experimenting with recipes that mirror the energy of each phase. Through hands-on learning, students will develop essential baking skills while gaining an appreciation for the natural rhythms of the moon. Class max: 10 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Camping, Connection & Creativity A class where we learn some camp essentials, basic wilderness skills, and connect to nature, ourselves, and each other. We'll work on knots, pitch tents, ID plants, forage, learn from the earth, pick up trash, and make art. Can't wait to meet you! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Fun Japanese Adventures - new & continuing students welcome - Newhall - Fall '25 Join our "Fun Japanese Adventure" class to learn about Japanese language and culture while having fun! Through games and activities, you'll learn basic words and phrases in Japanese. Each week, you'll also practice writing your name in Japanese. An exciting and enjoyable adventure awaits you! 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Guitar Group class - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 Come learn some Guitar skills! Learn from the absolute beginning and explore reading music, playing rock songs, strumming chords, and playing riffs of popular songs. Every student will progress at their own level and either do beginning skills or more advanced. More advanced students will learn about notation of a melody, harmonies and the structure of songs from a professional musician, who has published his own curriculum. Students need to provide their own guitar (either rented or owned) 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Harry Potter Academy (Language Arts, Science & Art) - level 1 - Newhall - Fall '25 Come to the wonderful world of Harry Potter Academy with Professor Daniel! Does your child dream of exploring a world of magic and mystery? Our academy offers a magical journey through the world of Harry Potter, where learning becomes an adventure! From brewing potions, learning about mythical animals, Creating magical art works and understanding the magic of science! Science - Our young wizards and witches will explore the magical world of science, learning about gravity, chemical reactions, and the wonders of the universe. From creating magical slime to understanding the stars, they'll discover the real-world magic behind their favorite spells. Arts and Crafts - Our young wizards and witches will unleash their creativity by designing their own wands, crafting magical creatures, and writing enchanting stories. Every Semester a child will receive a "Charm spell" (aka badge) and will receive new badges over the years! Come on by and join the magical world of Harry Potter! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register IEW Writing - History-themed - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 Come learn how writing can become painless and even enjoyable with our veteran teacher, Terri Stair, who uses the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) curriculum to help students on this path. Terri is a certified IEW instructor and has taught countless children with this method, including her own children. This year’s writing is meant to coincide with our World History study of the Renaissance, so that the writing will also be related to the same time period. Using The Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) methods, students will learn to research topics, prepare keyword outlines from the source texts, organize the information, write their own sentences from their notes, and format three paragraph to five paragraph informative and persuasive essays. They will learn and practice IEW stylistic techniques to communicate more effectively and engage their audience. 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Intro to Shakespeare - Newhall - Fall '25 Discuss common language and themes in Shakespeare plays ~ Rehearse and perform monologues and scenes from Shakespeare plays OR an abridged version of a Shakespeare play (based on enrolled student input) ~ Culminates in a final performance with stylized costumes, props, and set pieces! 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Introduction to DIY Projects - new & continuing students welcome - Newhall - Fall '25 Welcome to DIY Projects! New & continuing students welcome - new projects! In this level we will learn the basics of tools, techniques and how to use them for applied projects such as hammers, drills, drill bits, fasteners, saws, sawing techniques and wood assembly techniques. After this class, you will learn the basics to help around and do basic projects around your household. 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Let's build an amusement park! - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 This class will be great for first time as well as returning students as we will be adding new projects to expound upon concepts that we learned in the Fall session. In this class, we will use a day at an amusement park for project based learning as we reinforce skills used in core subjects. We'll work on social studies as we create our own map and learn about the theme park community. We'll use art and ELA to create and develop our own rides, characters and mascots. We'll use science to see how our rides work and to try to create our own ride. They will work on individual projects, then they'll work as a team to create a model of a ride. I will also provide optional worksheets based on what we do in class that can be done at home in case you’d like work samples for your Charter. Regular attendance is encouraged to give the learners the ability to build a complete park together. 09/02/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register Math Discoveries (Decimals, % and Fractions) - level 4 Math - ability-based - Fall '25 At the beginning of each semester, students can take the simple assessment test online to see what level they should place into or speak to their current Math teacher to make sure they advance to the right starting level. During the Math time slots, new concepts will be introduced and then students will practice it in a variety of age-appropriate ways, depending on the math level. As part of each class students will also be able to play some Math & Logic Games appropriate to their level. Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ The levels will be divided as follows: Addition & Subtraction – all addition & subtraction concepts and this level will also practice some addition & subtraction facts Multiplication & Division – all multiplication & division concepts and this level will also practice multiplication & division tables Decimals, %, and Fractions Integers & Pre-Algebra 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Waitlist Math Discoveries (Decimals, % and Fractions) - level 4 Math - ability-based - Fall '25 At the beginning of each semester, students can take the simple assessment test online to see what level they should place into or speak to their current Math teacher to make sure they advance to the right starting level. During the Math time slots, new concepts will be introduced and then students will practice it in a variety of age-appropriate ways, depending on the math level. As part of each class students will also be able to play some Math & Logic Games appropriate to their level. Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ The levels will be divided as follows: Addition & Subtraction – all addition & subtraction concepts and this level will also practice some addition & subtraction facts Multiplication & Division – all multiplication & division concepts and this level will also practice multiplication & division tables Decimals, %, and Fractions Integers & Pre-Algebra 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Rev Robotics - Newhall - Fall '25 This course is perfect for kids who love hands-on building. Students will enter into the world of engineering and robotics with Arduinos, as they wire, build, and code their custom Creator Bot kits! This course is perfect for the hands-on tinkerers and engineers of tomorrow who love to build, to figure out how things work and put robots and circuits together. We also focus on the code - as students code their Creator Bots to conquer fun challenges and then equip their bots with motors, lights, speakers, sensors, and more! It is a perfect synthesis of code and hands-on building - don't miss out on multiple Creator Bot races throughout the week! https://www.creatorbot.co/ 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register Sculpting Small - Newhall - Fall '25 This class is for those who love working with clay or want to give it a try. We will be using polymer clay that can be baked for more durable creations. The teacher will take items home to bake and return to finish it up. Class max: 6 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Speak Up -Fun With Public Speaking - 8-10yo. - Fall '25 In this upbeat supportive class, kids learn the art of Public Speaking though silly games, creative prompts and group activities that spark imagination and laughter. Whether they doing a silly commercial, telling a favorite story, giving a persuasive pitch or any one of our mini weekly "mini speeches', students will build confidence while learning all of the very teachable tips and tricks that make effective dynamic speakers! With a focus on fun and connection, this class turns public speaking into an exciting adventure ! From the very shy speaker to the bold performer, every student will find their voice! This class can be repeated. 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register STEM Explorations using LEGO® - new & continuing students welcome -new projects! -Newhall - Fall'25 Level up your engineering skills with thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas with some robotics integration. 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Super Hero Academy - ages 8+ - Newhall - Fall '25 Join Superhero Academy and dive into the exciting world of legendary heroes! This class takes students on an adventure through the most iconic superheroes from Marvel, DC, and other kid-friendly universes—both past and present. Through interactive discussions, fun activities, and engaging storytelling, students will learn about each hero’s origins, powers, and impact on pop culture. Get ready to explore the world of superheroes and discover what it truly means to be a hero! 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register Taekwondo - 8+ yo. - Newhall - Fall '25 At Elemental Tae Kwon Do we empower young minds and bodies through the art of Tae Kwon Do. As your dedicated instructor, I'll guide your child step-by-step, empowering them with strength, discipline, and confidence. Your child will learn : Self Control Self Discipline Exercise/physical activity Building Character Teamwork Personal Development Students will learn Forms, Kicks, Punches, and Exercise Every 4 - 5 month we will have a belt test and will have to demonstrate their forms based on their belt 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register American Sign Language (ASL) Conversations - new & continuing students welcome - Fall '25 Come study the amazing language of ASL (American Sign Language) and also learn about deaf culture from a person who is part of the deaf community. New & continuing students welcome! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Basics of Coding in Python Welcome to the Basics of Python Programming! This course will focus on exploring the essentials of programming in Python through activities and application. We’ll be talking about what coding is, how computers interpret instructions, the syntax of Python, and the fundamental concepts associated with it plus work on some projects. Each student will need to bring in their own laptop for class. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Engineering, Physics & Applied Math Projects - Newhall - Fall '25 Welcome to Math & Engineering Projects with Physics concepts! In this class we will accomplish 1 – 2 larger scale projects per semester in the world of building civil/mechanical projects. What makes this class different from, say a DIY Projects class where a set task is set before you with clear instructions is that this class focuses on navigating through problems and thinking of unique solutions as they come up. Engineers, above all, have to creatively design things that have never been done, and that’s what I strive to teach you in this class. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Fashion Design Basics & Costume Design Introduce fundamental design principles, including sketching, color theory, and garment construction. Apply design concepts to encourage creativity through designing costumes for plays, movies, events. 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Waitlist IEW Writing - Science-themed - Fall '25 Come learn how writing can become painless and even enjoyable with our veteran teacher, Terri Stair, who uses the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) curriculum to help students on this path.  Terri is a certified IEW instructor and has taught countless children with this method, including her own children.  This class will focus on science-themed writings and learning a bit about science and animals along the way. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Junior Scientists - Physics - 9+yo. - Newhall - Fall '25 Students will enjoy exploring how and why objects move. Newton’s three laws will be investigated with exciting hands-on experiments. They will learn about inertia, acceleration, unbalanced forces, friction, momentum, and gravity. They will race and crash toy cars, push and lift blocks, drop balls and other objects, build towers, and much more. Students will explore the engineering process and design their own project to test at the end of the course. 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Math & Board Games: Learning through Play - Newhall - Fall '25 Students explore core math concepts through hands-on, minds-on gameplay. Each week introduces a key math topic, paired with a commercial or custom board game that reinforces learning. The final weeks guide students to design their own math-based game. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Mexican Cooking - Newhall - Fall '25 In this course students will cook a variety of different authentic Mexican recipes based on any food allergies as well as common kitchen safety practices. The math that will be covered are things such as fractions, ratios, and measurements such as grams, ounces, and pounds, calculations with the metric system, and more. Buen provecho! 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Musical Theater - Newhall - Fall '25 ~ Analyze classical and contemporary musical theater songs ~ Build characters and act while singing and dancing ~ Rehearse and perform solo, duet, and group numbers ~ Culminates in a final performance with stylized costumes, props, and set pieces! No previous singing/dancing experience required 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Readers' Theater Acting Up - Fall '25 Get ready to read, act and improvise! In this high energy class, students will explore the magic of performing through Readers Theatre and Improv games! They will bring stories to life through expressive reading, voices and facial expression! No memorization required! Table read comes first and then we put the script on it’s feet and see what magic happens! They will learn to think on their feet through improv games that spark creativity and build confidence! Whether they are acting out a script , fracturing a fairytale or creating a story on the spot, students will boost reading skills, teamwork and stage presence in a fun supportive environment! It is really an awesome mix of acting and reading, 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Science-based Writing & Art - Newhall - Fall '25 In this course, students will learn about different science topics and write about it. The teacher will also mix in some art to make the class interesting for those who love art. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Upper Elementary History - Newhall - Fall '25 Explore the Middle Ages to Modern times in this year-long history course. Join for a semester or all year to get the full picture. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Upper Elementary Science - Newhall - Fall '25 Learn all about matter, planets, and simple machines this semester! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Digital Art on Ipad using Procreate Software (10+yo.) - Newhall - Fall '25 Procreate is one of the leading software for digital 2D art and the leading software for IPad. It is quickly becoming a staple tool in many of the biggest professional art fields. Procreate is a small fraction of the cost of Photoshop with most all the same tools and creative power, its mobile and has very little learning curve making it one of the very best software for those making their first leap from traditional into digital art, which can normally be a painstaking and frustrating process for most. In this class you will learn all the basic functions of Procreate along with tons of art tips and tricks to get you on the track to creating your own digital art pieces with help from professional digital artist, Nancy Schier. Students must provide their own 6th Gen iPad or IPad Pro (or newer) with the Procreate software and Apple pencil stylus.  09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register History through Minecraft: Island Nations of the World - 10+ - Newhall - Fall '25 Let's learn all about the history, geography and culture on some well-known and less well-known island nations such as Iceland, New Zealand, Madagascar, or how about McDonald Island! Then create a project in Minecraft to share with friends at the end of class! **Every student will need their own laptop/cellphone/iPad/or tablet device with Minecraft installed. They will also need to have their own Minecraft account set up on the device. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Waitlist Math Discoveries (Integers & Pre-Algebra) - level 5 Math - ability-based - Fall '25 Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ - This level assumes mastery of all basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, decimals, % and fractions). It will introduce students to negative numbers as well as pre-algebra concepts. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Waitlist Science Adventures - Fall '25 Come study some chemistry and other science topics with hands-on experiments. 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register "Stair"-way to Making Grammar Fun, Spelling & IEW Writing -new material - Fall '25 Join us for class and gain a playful perspective about learning in an atmosphere where curiosity and innovative thinking are ignited! Whimsical posters, props, songs, and games reveal the building blocks of language and transform grammar from boring and bewildering to amusing and understandable! Students learn about the eight parts of speech, clauses and phrases, sentence purposes, the nine noun jobs, pronouns, types of verbs, and sentence structures. Students will improve their reading comprehension skills through their increased understanding of language structure. Now the class is getting even more exciting by adding in Greek & Latin root words to help with spelling – lots of games and fun will be part of the mix! 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Dungeons &Dragons - Creative Storytelling through D&D - max 6 students - Fall '25 Broaden your imagination’s horizons with this introduction to both short story writing and Dungeons and Dragons. In this class we will work as a group to create stories that students will then expand upon. We will use dungeons and dragons as a baseline for our storytelling, an excellent exercise in world-building. Students will also gain experience in working in a group while enhancing problem-solving and logic skills. By the end of the semester students will be able to play and run their own games. Class max: 6 students 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Waitlist Grammar, Root Words, Spelling & IEW Writing with a Science theme - Fall '25 Join us for class and gain a playful perspective about learning in an atmosphere where curiosity and innovative thinking are ignited! Whimsical posters, props, songs, and games reveal the building blocks of language and transform grammar from boring and bewildering to amusing and understandable! Students learn about the eight parts of speech, clauses and phrases, sentence purposes, the nine noun jobs, pronouns, types of verbs, and sentence structures. Students will improve their reading comprehension skills through their increased understanding of language structure. Now the class is getting even more exciting by adding in Greek & Latin root words to help with spelling – lots of games and fun will be part of the mix! 09/04/2025 12/18/2025 499.00
Register Intro to using Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Canva, AI, and more! Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, and Canva are web-based productivity apps, that allow for creating, editing, and collaborating on documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, respectively, with real-time collaboration and cloud storage. We'll be making Flyers, Presentations, Researching, and Writing to better understand how to utilize these resources and more! We will even help with the yearbook! We will also explore prompt engineering for AI and how to use AI to be more productive. This class requires students to bring their own computer. 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Math Discoveries (Integers & Pre-Algebra) - level 5 Math - ability-based - Fall '25 Here is a placement test link to see if this level is most appropriate for your student: https://learnbeyondthebook.com/math-placement-tests/ - This level assumes mastery of all basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, decimals, % and fractions). It will introduce students to negative numbers as well as pre-algebra concepts. 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register Middle School Historical Literature & World History - Newhall - Fall '25 Study history in a new way by reading historical fiction and discussing topics in world history every week. 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register Middle School Science - Physics Concepts - Newhall - Fall '25 Come learn how the world works in our Quest in Science middle school course, Physics Concepts. Each week students will participate in hands-on laboratory experiments to reinforce the concepts learned. The part of the year-long course will be spent learning "how" things move in our world. Students will learn how to use scientific equipment and basic mathematical strategies. They will race cars and calculate the velocity along a track, calculate the acceleration of a toy car and graph its motion, attempt to calculate the rate of gravity on falling objects, move “boats” down a stream and observe effects of a current, calculate where to release a ball in order to score a basket, project objects in the air and observe how to increase their distance and height. The semester will be capped with a Toy Car project that will culminate in a Physics Olympics. This course is created to stimulate curiosity and interest in science and provide a stronger understanding of our world. 09/03/2025 12/17/2025 499.00
Register Music Makes the World Go Round! - All You Need Is Music - Newhall - Fall '25 Take a deep dive into the soundtrack of our lives! Students will have a blast learning about their favorite artist’s favorite artist. What makes a music icon, then and now. Tips and tricks to lyric and songwriting. ALL GENRES. Guest experts share their music industry knowledge. Students will feel the benefits of music, as it uplifts the soul. Includes many INTERACTIVE musical activities. No previous training needed. Craft your OWN SONG. Craig Huxley, an Emmy winning Producer & Grammy nominated famed session musician will be a guest teacher. An optional field trip to one of the most legendary record stores in LA: Freakbeat [on Ventura Blvd near Woodman, in Sherman Oaks]. http://www.AllYouNeedIsMusic.com 09/08/2025 12/15/2025 499.00
Register Science for Middle School - Newhall - Fall '25 Learn all about matter, planets, and simple machines this semester! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register Fun and Fearless Public Speaking for 12+yo. - Newhall - Fall '25 This energetic small group class helps build confidence and communication skills through fun, interactive public speaking activities! Instead of lectures and pressure, students play improv games, deliver weekly mini speeches and participate in group challenges that make speaking in front of people feel natural and fun! We will explore all of the trips and tricks that make an effective and dynamic speaker! In this supportive space, student can be themselves, take risks and cheer each other on. Perfect for shy speakers and bold performers alike, this class makes public speaking a skill to enjoy-not fear! This class can be repeated! 09/02/2025 12/16/2025 499.00
Register High School Algebra 1 (year-long course) - Newhall - Fall '25 This is a year-long class. We will start with a review of all operations with integers. We will then move into combining like terms, and writing & solving 1-step, 2-step and multi-step equations and inequalities, and absolute value inequalities. We will spend some time with the rules of exponents, including negative exponents. We will perform all operations with polynomials. We will be spending some time with linear equations and systems of equations and their graphs before moving onto all operations with rational expressions and equations, radical expressions and equations, and quadratic equations & functions. Of course, we would never leave out uniform motion problems cause if two trains leave the station travelling at different speeds, you need to know how long it will take them to be at the same place! We will use the following textbook, which can be purchased used: McGraw Hill Algebra 1 Common Core California edition 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00
Register High School Geometry (year-long course) - Fall '25 In this yearlong class we will focus on understanding plane and space relationships. One thing that many students find they like is that geometry is less abstract and more visual than algebra – easier to "see" what is going on in the problems. For some of this class we will focus on what people usually picture when they think of geometry: topics like area, perimeter and volume, measuring angles, and using triangles to find the heights of tree and buildings. You know, stuff you can use in the real world out there. About 2/3 of the class covers problems that are not designed to necessarily be directly usable in the real world, but are instead exercises so students can explore and practice the process of solving problems in general. We will spend a significant amount of time on proofs and logic, which helps students consider how we know the things we know, and how to build on knowledge we’ve learned before ..... 09/05/2025 12/19/2025 499.00