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STUDENTS

We accept students from the ages of 6 to 18, just like a combined elementary and high school.

DURATION

All of our classes are for a duration of three weeks (Jul 20th-Aug 7th): long enough to learn, but not so long as to eat up vacation time.

PLANNING

We provide detailed syllabuses complete with a list of supplies needed for all non-lecture classes that are linked on the registration form.

TEACHERS

Other than our administrative email, there is also contact information for all of our teachers listed on the staff page. They're always happy to help.

COURSE LIST

HIP-HOP DANCE

Taught by: Megan

Time: Twice a week, Mondays and Fridays 9:00-9:40 am

This class will teach the very basics of dance technique such as grooving, isolations, and musicality along with learning original choreography and k-pop choreography. This class is open to all ages, and all you need is a space to dance and a lot of energy! Loose clothing is also recommended. All ages are welcome. This class has a 20-student limit.

DRAWING BASICS 1

Taught by: Alisa

Time: Once a week, Tuesdays 2:00-2:40 pm

This class comes in two levels and teaches basic drawing and artistic techniques. The only required materials are paper, pencils, a pen, and an eraser. Drawing Basics 1 is for children 10 years old and younger, and has a 20-student limit. Participants in this class are allowed to attend Drawing Basics 2 as well if they explicitly ask for permission from the teacher and are given clearance based on previous class participation.

DRAWING BASICS 2

Taught by: Alisa

Time: Once a week, Tuesdays 4:00-4:40 pm

This class comes in two levels and teaches basic drawing and artistic techniques. The only required materials are paper, pencils, a pen, and an eraser. Drawing Basics 2 is for children 11 years old and older, and has a 20-student limit.

FOOD SCIENCE

Taught by: Megan

Time: Once a week, Tuesdays 3:00-3:40 pm

Supplies and Preparation: Access to Piano

Have you ever wondered why you add certain ingredients to your recipe? What is the role of each ingredient? We will be learning through lectures the science of how ingredients form into delectable, delicious treats. Students should know basic chemistry (such as atoms, molecules, and chemical reactions). It is recommended that participants are 10 years old or older and there is a 50-student limit.

CUPCAKE DECORATING

Taught by: Megan

Time: Once a week, Wednesdays 3:00-3:40 pm

In this class, kids will learn how to make beautiful cupcakes by learning how to make their own DIY piping tips and learning proper piping technique. Cupcakes must be made in advance. Piping bags and tips are not necessary but you will need ziploc bags and tape. All ages are welcome, and there is a 12-student limit.

FASHION HISTORY

Taught by: Mitali & Alisa

Time: Once a week, Wednesdays 1:20-2:00 pm

In this class, kids will learn about the different fashion styles of the 1800s. Learn about the importance of terms such as the silhouette, weird trends of the Victorian era and what aristocrats wore in everyday life. This class is in a lecture format. All ages are welcome. There is a 50-student limit.

FASHION ILLUSTRATION

Taught by: Alisa

Time: Once a week, Mondays 2:00-2:40 pm with an additional class the last week on Friday August 7th, 2:00-2:40 pm

Participants must be also taking Fashion History in order to take this class. Students will be taught some basic techniques for drawing fashion design, which will culminate in a project. This project will pull together their knowledge of both drawing and history as they craft a historically accurate set of clothing, which will then be critiqued in a final class that teaches artistic critique etiquette. The only materials needed are paper, pencils, a pen, and an eraser. The recommended age for participants is 10 years old or older, and there is a 15-student limit.

LOGIC PROBLEMS

Taught by: Kim

Time: Once a week, Tuesdays 10:00-11:00 am

There’s a classic riddle about meeting a truth-teller and a liar, and having to ask one of them a single question about which road to take. How do we figure out the truth? In this class we’ll dive into logic, from basic operators to application towards everyday life. The recommended age for participants is 10 years or older, and there is a 20-student limit.

MATH WEIRDNESS

Taught by: Kim

Time: Once a week, Thursdays 9:00-9:40 am

Most people think of math as numbers, shapes, and equations, but math is really just a system with a much greater depth and application than is obvious at a glance. In these lectures, we will delve into problems ranging from slaying a mathematical hydra to the limits of what can be known. The recommended age for participants is 15 years or older, and there is a 50-student limit.

CREATIVE WRITING

Taught by: Joshua

Time: Once a week, Thursdays 9:00-9:40 am

Kids will learn to put their stories into words in this class. Learn about basic storytelling and writing form while writing your own short story. Students should be able to use Google Drive and have basic writing conventions. This class is for students of 9 years or older and has an 8-student limit.

POETRY

Taught by: Alisa & Joshua

Time: Once a week, Thursdays 4:00-4:40 pm

Write your own poems about absolutely anything! Ridiculous or reserved, join us for a fun, wacky wondrous time while exploring the freest form of writing. Students should be able to use Google Drive and have basic writing conventions. All ages are welcome. There is a 12-student limit.

PUBLIC SPEAKING (TIME SLOT 2)

Taught by: Grace

Time: Twice a week, Mondays and Fridays 4:00-4:40 pm

Public Speaking (time slot 1) is full

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Does giving that school presentation always trigger butterflies? Then this is the class for you. We’ll be practising speaking and organizational techniques by giving mini speeches to make talking in front of others feel more natural and less stressful. A good attention span and willingness to participate are a must in this class. This class is for students of 10 years or older and there is an 8-student limit.

REGISTER NOW!

We teach kids ages 6 to 18. Classes will be conducted over Zoom and students should provide an email address (either their own or one of a guardian) with which they could receive meeting invitations.

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Please read the Code of Conduct listed on the home page before registering.

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