Math and Movement for K-2
Class Details:
Mondays
2:05-3:05pm
Teacher: Jasmyne Ogden
Monthly Tuition: $45
One time Class supply fee: $35
Enrollment limit 16
Course Description:
This fun and active Math & Movement class helps K–2 students connect with foundational math concepts through hands-on, full-body learning. By combining movement, games, and interactive activities, students will explore numbers, counting, patterns, and basic operations in a way that makes math meaningful and memorable.
Through engaging movement-based experiences, students build confidence as they physically act out math concepts, helping deepen understanding and retention. This class creates a positive, energetic environment where students can learn, move, and grow—developing both their math skills and their love for learning.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn math concepts through movement and hands-on activities
- Practice counting, number recognition, and basic operations
- Explore patterns, shapes, and spatial awareness
- Use games and physical challenges to reinforce learning
- Build coordination while strengthening math understanding
- Encourage confidence and participation in a low-pressure environment
- Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills
- Engage in interactive, kinesthetic learning experiences
German Language & Culture 3-8
Class Details:
Mondays
4:15-5:15 pm
Teacher: Jasmyne Ogden
Monthly Tuition: $45
One time Class supply fee: $40
Enrollment limit 18
Course Description:
Guten Tag! Our German Language & Culture class will introduce students to the wonderful language and culture of Germany. Students will focus on learning vocabulary words and developing conversation skills through engaging activities and music. They'll have the opportunity to develop a taste for German culture and ignite a love of linguistics along the way!
Focus of the class:
Students will learn new vocabulary words and phrases related to everyday life. They will further their conversational skills by studying sentence structure and parts of speech. They will continue to practice proper pronunciation skills through conversational activities as well as through reading German texts. Our Intermediate students will also deepen their understanding of German culture by learning about some famous Germans who have made meaningful impacts on the world, such as the Grimm Brothers, Bach, Mozart, and Einstein.
Learning Objectives:
- By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Introduce themselves, including their name, their age, where they are from, and who is in their family.
- Be able to understand and respond to simple German phrases and questions.
- Have a knowledge of fundamental vocabulary including numbers, colors, days and months, basic foods, etc.
- Understand pronunciation rules of the German Language.
- Have an appreciation of German culture through learning about German holidays, traditions, and customs through age-appropriate activities and materials.
Ryhtmn in motion 3-8
Class Details:
Mondays
4:15-5:15 pm
Teacher: Jasmyne Ogden
Monthly Tuition: $45
One time Class supply fee: $20
Enrollment limit 16
Course Description:
This high-energy Agility & Rhythm class for kids and teens combines dynamic footwork training with rhythm-based movement to create a fun and engaging workout. Inspired by innovative rhythm training styles, students will learn to move with speed, coordination, and precision while developing a strong sense of timing and musicality.
Through structured drills, patterns, and creative movement challenges, students will improve athletic performance, balance, and body control in a way that feels more like play than practice. Whether they’re athletes, dancers, or simply looking for a fun way to stay active, this class builds confidence, coordination, and rhythm in an exciting, upbeat environment.
Learning Objectives:
- Footwork drills to improve speed, agility, and coordination
- Rhythm training using music and timing patterns
- Exercises that enhance balance and body control
- Agility ladder and movement pattern training
- Development of quick reaction time and spatial awareness
- Fun, high-energy routines that feel like games
- Skills that support athletics, dance, and overall fitness
- Encouraging environment focused on growth, effort, and fun
Creative Writing 3-5
Class Details:
Wednesdays
1:00-2:00 pm
Teacher: Jasmyne Ogden
Monthly Tuition: $45
One time Class supply fee: $50
Enrollment limit 18
Course Description:
In our Creative Writing class, we’ll spark our imaginations and grow our writing skills in a fun, supportive environment. As a supplemental language arts class, we’ll also spend time each week practicing both print and cursive handwriting to strengthen fine motor skills and writing fluency.
A key part of our curriculum will be the Night Zookeeper program—a fantastic resource that offers creative writing prompts and projects designed to engage young writers. Along the way, students will also build vocabulary and practice spelling in an enjoyable, low-pressure way. Through Night Zookeeper, students will be introduced to a variety of writing genres, including persuasive writing, reports, poetry, and more.
Each class will begin with a focused handwriting lesson, where we’ll learn and practice specific letter forms and techniques. Afterward, we’ll dive into our Night Zookeeper writing adventures, giving students the chance to express themselves, explore new ideas, and develop confidence in their writing voice.
Focus of the class:
Here’s a look at our genre exploration goals:
- Short Stories: Learn about plot, character, setting, and theme.
- Poetry: Explore different forms (acrostic poetry, limericks, haiku, etc.) and use of figurative language.
- Personal Narratives: Practice writing about and sharing personal experiences and reflections.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Identify different writing genres (short stories, poems, etc.)
- Understand and apply new writing skills to writing projects.
- Demonstrate improved letter formation and legibility in written assignments
phonics workshop for K-2
Class Details:
Wednesdays
2:05-3:05pm
Teacher: Jasmyne Ogden
Monthly Tuition: $45
One time Class supply fee: $35
Enrollment limit 16
Course Description:
This K–2 phonics class is designed to build strong, confident readers through engaging, hands-on learning experiences. With a focus on small group rotations, students receive targeted instruction and increased one-on-one support, allowing each child to grow at their own pace while mastering essential phonics skills.
Through interactive activities, games, and guided practice, students will explore letter sounds, blending, decoding, and early reading strategies. This supportive, structured approach ensures that every child feels successful while developing the foundational skills needed for lifelong reading confidence.
Learning Objectives:
- Small group rotations for individualized instruction and support
- Focus on letter sounds, blending, and decoding skills
- Hands-on phonics games and interactive activities
- Targeted practice based on each student’s level
- Early reading strategies and word recognition
- Opportunities for one-on-one teacher guidance
- Building confidence and independence in reading
- Engaging, structured routines that support all learners
Musical Theater for grades 3-12
Class Details:
Wednesdays
3:05-5:05 pm
Teacher: Katy Chamberlain
Assistant: Jasmyne Ogden
Monthly Tuition: $90
One time Class supply fee: $55
Enrollment limit 25
Class Description:
This Musical Theater class is designed for students ages 8-16 who are eager to explore the world of theater and performance. Over the course of the year, students will learn the essential skills of acting, singing, and dancing that come together to create a cohesive musical production. They will work on building their theater abilities and collaborate with classmates to prepare for a spring performance. Students will have a unique opportunity to help choose the production they will present, working as a team to decide on the musical that best suits their talents and interests.
In addition to rehearsing for the Annual production, students will focus on developing strong stage presence, vocal technique, dance routines, and acting skills. Whether they have experience in theater or are beginners, students will receive individual coaching to help them grow in their abilities. By the end of the year, they will gain confidence in performing in front of an audience and learn the teamwork and dedication required for a successful theater production
Course Objectives:
Throughout the year, students will:
- Learn Theater Basics: Develop acting, Improv, singing, and dancing techniques.
- Rehearse for a Production: Prepare for the Annual class musical production, which students will help to choose the show from several options. We will be using a Beat by Beat production for this coming year.
- Focus on Stage Presence: Build confidence in performing in front of an audience.
- Collaborate as a Team: Work together as a cast to achieve a common goal, fostering teamwork and communication.
- Improve Vocal and Dance Skills: Enhance singing and movement abilities to be integrated into a performance setting.
- Practice Performance Techniques: Gain experience in blocking, memorization, and character development.
Class Structure:
Each class will typically follow this structure:
Warm-Up (5 minutes)
- Vocal and physical warm-ups to prepare for singing, dancing, and acting.
- Breathing exercises to support vocal control and relaxation.
Skill Building (10 minutes)
- Focus on either singing, dancing, or acting depending on the needs of the production.
- Acting exercises to improve emotional expression, timing, and characterization.
- Dance routines tailored to the style of the production.
Rehearsal for the Production (40 minutes)
- Students will rehearse specific scenes, songs, and choreography for the production.
- Practice lines, blocking, and staging for a cohesive performance.
- Instructor-led feedback and refinement to improve individual and group performances.
Closing Reflection (5 minutes)
- Brief class discussions or group sharing on the day's progress.
- Goal-setting and focus areas for improvement in the next rehearsal.
Class Policies:
- Attendance: Regular attendance is crucial for progress, as each rehearsal builds upon the last.
- Teamwork: The success of the production depends on collaboration and support from each cast member.
- Respect: Respect for peers, instructors, and the production process is essential for a positive experience.
- Commitment: Students should approach rehearsals and performances with dedication, as this is key to delivering a successful show.