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After3 Winter Spring Semester CLASS LISTINGS AFTER3 WINTER SPRING SEMESTER Registration Link: https://thriva.activenetwork.com/Reg4/Form.aspx?IDTD=3207604&RF=11609443 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Chess: Open Level Advanced Chamber Music Advance Cello Action Painting! Bass Guitar with Chess Focus /Jovan with InterPlay with Interplay with Jenni Knight with Giacomo Merega (K–8) $475 (3–6) $400 (1–5) $400 (K–2) $375 NEW! (4–8) $350 Cooking Nut and Gluten Free Advanced Jr. Fll Robotics Beginning Cello Advanced Drawing Beginner Jr. Fll Robotics with Tuesday Minor with Jeremy with Interplay with Christina Soriano with Jeremy (K–5) $375 (2–4) $400 (K–3) $400 (3–5) $375 (K–2) $375 Crazy Chemworks & Beginning / Intermediate Chess After3 Comedy Club Advanced Jr. Fll Robotics Capoeira Secret Agent Lab with Chess Focus /Jovan with Improv Kids with Jeremy with Afro Brazilian Arts with Mad Science (K–8) $475 (3–7) $350 (2–4) $400 (K–8) $375 (1–2) $375 Finger and Hand Puppet Class Comics Club Beginner Jr. Fll Robotics Advanced Mandarin Cooking with Lucia Pedi with So phocles Plokamakis With Jeremy with Wei Bo with Tuesday Minor NEW! (K–2) $375 (3–6) $375 (K–2) $400 (3–6) $450 (Open) $375 Crazy Chemworks & Secret Homework Club Jr. and Beginning Mandarin Amazing Animation! Cooking with Tuesday Minor Agent Lab Homework Club Sr. with Wei Bo with Sophocles Plokamakis (K–2) $375 NEW! with Mad Science (K–5) $250 (K–2) $450 (3–6) $375 (1–2) $350 Intermediate Mandarin Draw, Paint, Animate Beginning / Intermediate Chess Cooking Indoor / Outdoor Sports with Wei Bo with Erin Dunn with Chess Focus /Jovan with Tuesday Minor with Dion (1–4) $450 (3–6) $375 (K–8) $475 (K–2) $375 (K–5) $300 Paul Taylor Dance Karate Fashion Designer Bootcamp Cooking Healthy! Drama with Rana with Paul Taylor Dance with Amelia Sheftall with Kasia Wisniewski with Tuesday Minor NEW! (3–8) $375 Company (K–8) $350 (3–6) $375 (Open) $400 (K–2) $375 Middle School Study Hall Hip Hop Debate Club Engineering Fundamentals Photography Junior Lab and Math Tutoring with Monique Moses with Elise With Lego Playwell Technologies with Kostas Kiritsis with Mike He (3–8) $375 (5–8) $375 (K–2) $400 (K–2) $375 (6–8) $250 Movie and iMovie Homework Club Jr. and Fabulous Fabrics in Fashion Quick Start Tennis Writopia with Junior Lab Homework Club Sr. with Kasia Wisniewski with John Dergosits NEW! (6–7) $400 (3–8) $375 (K–5) $250 (3–6) $375 (K–2) $350 Middle School Study Hall Scratch Animation Non-Digital Game Design Fencing Guitar and Math Tutoring (Video Game Design) With Reynaldo Vargas Sheridan Fencing Academy with John Berenzy with Mike He with Launch (1–3) $375 (2–8 ) $400 (5–12) $450 (6–8) $250 (3–7) $400 Rollerblading Splat, Boom, Pow! Found Fun Homework Club Jr. and Swimming with Kids on Wheels with Mark Hurwitt with Jenni Knight Homework Club Sr. with Physique Swim School (K–8) $375 (K–2) $375 (K–2) $375 (K–5) $250 (1–8) $400 Skateboarding Guitar The SONGBIRDS Super Soccer Stars Lower School Chess Team Practice with Kids on Wheels with John Berenzy with David Salyers (K–2) $400 (3–5, some K–2) $350 (K–8) $375 (3–8) $450 (2–3) $350 Stars of Tomorrow Swimming Handwriting Without Tears Invent-Abling Yoga with Amy Coleman with Physique Swim School with Heidi Press with Project Make Anything with Kirsten Morehouse (1–3) $375 (1–8) $450 (K–5) $550 NEW! (3–5) $375 (3–8) $250 Middle School Study Hall The Mystery of Magic Violin Homework Club Jr. and Yugioh! and Math Tutoring with Adam Cardone With InterPlay Homework Club Sr. with Sophocles Plokamakis with Mike He (3–6) $375 (K–8) $450 (K–5) $250 (2–8) $300 (6–8) $250 Young Architects Club– Violin Intermediate Chamber Music Quick Start Tennis Google SketchUp Pro with InterPlay With Miho Zaitsu with John Dergosits with Howard Stern (K–8) $450 (3–8) $400 (3–6) $375 (3–6) $375 Youth Chorale Pop Up Books Super Soccer Stars with David Salyers with Lucia Pedi NEW! (K–2) $400 (4–8) $375 Tues & Weds (1–3) $375 Super Soccer Stars Violin With InterPlay (K–2) $400 (K–8) $450 The World of Japanese Anime and Manga with Sophocles Plokamakis (3–6) $375 Video Game Design Using Gamestar Mechanic With Tam Myaing & Reynaldo Vargas (4–6) $375 Youth Chorale with David Salyers (4–8) $375 Tues & Weds 2014WINTER/SPRING SEMESTER Amazing Animation! NEW! Advanced Drawing with Sopholces Plokamakis with Christina Soriano Grades: 3–6 Grades: 3–5 Day(s): Thursday Day(s): Thursday $375 $375 Have you ever wanted to draw as well as Disney animators? Take over the art studio! Students in Advanced Drawing Stu- Learn the secret studio techniques of the Disney imagineers! dio will explore drawing techniques using a variety of pencils, Students will also learn animation tricks from the Japanese ink, charcoal, and oil / chalk pastel. Artists will go beyond Anime masters and Tezuka Productions! Learn how to draw the standard dimensions of drawing surfaces and create large dynamic figures and characters that feel like they pop off the scale narrative pieces inspired by drawing from observation, page! Design fun fantasy worlds for your characters to roam in! our dreams, doodles, and writing. We will also explore com- The course will begin with the short handmade animated films bining unconventional ways of drawing which will include of Windsor Mccay, the Father of animation. Students will draw sewing and collage. inspiration from watching classic cartoons from 1930 – 2000 including: The first Disney short cartoons and movies, Han- Advanced Jr. Fll Robotics nah-Barbara classics such as Space Ghost, The Herculoids, the with Jeremy Young Flintstones, Rocky and Bullwinkle, classic superhero cartoons Grades: 2–4 from the 40’s - 90’s Batman the Animated Series, Max Fleish- Day(s): Tuesday OR Thursday er’s Superman. $400 The goal for this class is for each student to develop their own This class is open to students who have previously enrolled unique characters with back stories and a unique world for in the JrFLL class only. This class is designed to leverage the them to live in by the end of the semester. student’s skills from the beginner class and take Jr.FLL teams to the next level. Using the LEGO® Education WeDo™ system Action Painting! designed specifically to bring the fun and challenge of robotics with Jenni Knight to students ages 7 to 11. Grades: K–2 Team members will build LEGO models featuring working Day(s): Thursday motors and sensors, program their models with colorful, vis- $375 ual software designed for kids, and explore a series of cross- Not your typical painting class! This class will utilize experi- curricular, theme based activities while developing their skills mental ways of painting and mark making, focusing on the act in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, as well for painting rather than the final image. In addition to using as language and literacy. The class allows for building models paints and brushes, we will also explore more experimental that are more robust and intelligent too! This class provides ways of painting including using brooms and sticks, rocks and a smooth transition to the skills needed in the FIRST LEGO balls, dancing on our drawings, print making, and collage to League. make expressionist and abstract pictures. Advanced Mandarin Advanced Beginner Cello with InterPlay with Wei Bo Grades: 1–5 Grades: 3–7 Day(s): Wednesday Day(s): Thursday $400 $450 For students who have completed at least one prior semester (This class for all kids who were previously in the program or had private or group lessons elsewhere. Must have a ba- or who have completed two or more years of Mandarin.) All sic understanding and ability to play the instrument, can play lower school students have exposure to Mandarin once a week repertoire from book 1 String Explorer and Suzuki. as part of the regular school curriculum. Wei Bo Mandarin Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at cel- Afterschool Program helps your child learn this increasingly [email protected] for more information. important world language. Wei Bo is a great resource, teach- ing language and culture through fun, engaging methods and Advanced Chamber Music with InterPlay activities. Students will learn how to read and write Chinese Grades: 3–6 characters. They will have the benefit of Wei Bo’s own text- Day(s): Tuesday books, flashcards, practice homework books and DVDs, in- $400 cluding pronunciation help and computer-based language Duets, trios, and quartets coached by faculty, focusing on skill-building games. Limited enrollment. One time materi- musicianship, music history and context, delving into more als fee included. For more information, contact tinapraise@ advanced repertoire, focusing on the larger work, form, and yahoo.com. technique. Pianists, cellists, and violinists are welcome to reg- ister. Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at [email protected] for more information. Join the club! 3 2014WINTER/SPRING SEMESTER After3 Comedy Club Beginning Mandarin with Improv Kids with Wei Bo Grades:3–7 Grades: K–2 Day(s): Wednesday Day(s): Wednesday $350 $450 Students will learn valuable theater and comedy performing (This class is for the students continuing from last semes- skills while developing a comedy show at the end of the se- ter and new students to Wei Bo.) All lower school students mester. While Improvisation is the focus, those interested in have exposure to Mandarin once a week as part of the regular Stand-Up and Sketch Comedy will have the opportunity to school curriculum.
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