Lin Howe Program Catalog #

Dates & Basic Information #

Spring 2025 Term: April 7 – June 13

Afterschool Cornucopia is a nonprofit educational corporation dedicated to offering a wide variety of afterschool enrichment classes.

Our classes meet at Linwood E. Howe Elementary School at 4100 Irving Place in Culver City. Unless otherwise noted in the individual class descriptions, classes will begin on Monday, April 7th and end on Friday, June 13th. Classes are held once a week. This session will be 10 weeks long. Most of our classes are one hour long. Fees and number of classes have been adjusted for the following school holidays:

How Do I Enroll? #

Enrollment is on a first‐come, first‐served basis. You can register on our website through our registration page.

Payment #

Payment can be made by Venmo, PayPal, check, or cash.

To pay with Venmo, please send a payment to @Afterschool-Cornucopia and write your child’s name and “Lin Howe” in the payment note.

To pay by check, please make checks payable to Afterschool Cornucopia and write your child’s name and “Lin Howe” in the note. Checks may be hand‐delivered to your Cornucopia site manager, deposited in our drop box by the school office, or mailed to:
Afterschool Cornucopia
P.O. Box 2734
Culver City, CA 90231

For cash or PayPal instructions, please email [email protected]

Please do not attempt to send payments to [email protected]

Payment Plan: if you cannot pay all the tuition at once, you can split the payment in two: one dated 4/7/25 and the other dated 5/7/25.

How to Attend Class #

Students Not in Aftercare #

Please be sure to inform your child’s daytime teacher about their Cornucopia enrollments; specifically which days they have Cornucopia.

• Younger students (grades TK–1) will be retrieved from their dismissal gate by Cornucopia staff.
• Older students (grades 2–5) will walk themselves to their Cornucopia classes. If they don’t know where to go, or need help with anything, they can find Cornucopia staff by the outdoor lunch area, or get help at the school office.

After class, Cornucopia teachers will bring students to the gate next to the school office on Irving to await pickup.

Students in Aftercare #

Please be sure to inform your child’s aftercare program about their Cornucopia enrollments; specifically which days they have Cornucopia. If your child does not have aftercare on days when they’re taking Cornucopia classes, please see the preceding section about students not in aftercare. If your child is in an Office of Child Development aftercare program, you’ll need to submit a waiver to the OCD.

Our staff will pick up all students in aftercare and bring them to class. When Cornucopia classes end, we will return students to their respective aftercare.

To Reach Us #

If you wish to pick your child up early, or need anything else during Cornucopia, please call or text our site manager, Lauren via 424 341 9559. Tap here to download our contact to your phone. For less immediate questions, please email [email protected]

Absences #

If you cannot attend a class, you may attend another class offered on a different day as a make‐up during the same term. Please email [email protected] to arrange a make‐up.

Refunds #

If you withdraw from a class within the first four weeks of the session, we will refund a prorated portion of your fee corresponding to all forthcoming classes.

If classes are cancelled for any reason, we will refund a prorated portion of your fee corresponding to all cancelled classes.

Please email [email protected] if you would like to request a refund.

Late Pickups #

If you are more than 10 minutes late to pick your child up, we may charge you a late pickup fee of $1 per minute.

Classes by Weekday #

Unless otherwise indicated, classes meet from 3:20–4:20 PM on all days except Wednesdays, and from 1:50–2:50 PM on Wednesdays.

Class Descriptions #

Basketball Fun #

Grades TK–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$220
Under the guidance of Coach Lauri Powell and taught by EJ Moore, a former practice player for the UNLV Men’s Basketball team. Basketball Fun offers a dynamic one-hour instructional class. The primary objective of this class is to provide participants with a solid foundation in basketball fundamentals, while also incorporating enjoyable games that revolve around essential skills, physical fitness, sportsmanship, fair play, teamwork, and personal growth. Whether you’re a beginner seeking to learn the basics or an individual looking to enhance your existing skills, this class is designed to cater to a wide range of skill levels.

Bento Cooking #

Grades 1–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM (FULL)
Class meets 10 times
$270
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by Ms. Noriko, a skilled cooking instructor specializing in Kyaraben, we explore the art of crafting character bento. Kyaraben, short for Anime Character in a Bento, involves shaping ingredients into familiar characters like Pokemon, Totoro, Hello Kitty, as well as animals, flowers, and other animated images. This culinary approach not only enhances food presentation but also adds an element of fun to both the cooking process and the dining experience. Join us to learn how to create delightful character shapes, convey the joy of handmade Japanese cuisine, and make your food presentation adorable. Come be a part of our enjoyable learning experience!

Breakdancing #

Grades TK–5
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$240
Taught by the WeBreak Hip-Hop Dance Company. Our breakdancing class is designed for both beginners with little or no experience and intermediate breakers that have experience dancing. We use our proprietary curriculum to teach the basic and intermediate concepts and moves of breaking. Together, we’ll focus on learning moves to express ourselves through dance, building confidence and developing a positive environment through helping one another; all while having a great time. We will have a show for family at the end of term.

Ceramics #

Grades K–5
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM (FULL)
or
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM (FULL)
Class meets 10 times
$270
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by Ms. Whitney, a ceramic and textile artist and former teacher, this hands-on class is perfect for young artists looking to explore the ancient art of pottery with a modern twist. Students will create individual projects using the traditional hand-building techniques of molding, pinching, coil construction and slab building. Students are encouraged to let their imaginations soar across a variety of projects such as bird feeders, creature sculptures, self portraits, vessels, trays, beads and hanging objects, all with a seasonal theme in mind. Each class offers the chance to focus on a different skill, and projects can be tailored to all experience levels. This class uses non-toxic clay and glazes, and fired stoneware projects are food, microwave and dishwasher safe. Join us for a fun-filled, creative journey through the world of clay! No prior experience or knowledge necessary.

Coding with Scratch #

Grades 2–5
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$220
Taught by Mr. Nick, math tutor, B.S. in Math. Students will build their own programs, animations, and games in the block-based programming language Scratch. Developed by MIT, Scratch is a great way for kids to learn basic programming concepts. It allows coders to build their programs by dragging and dropping colorful coding blocks instead of typing out complicated syntax. We will work our way through a variety of projects, ranging from simple animations to building our own mini-games. This class is a good opportunity for students to familiarize themselves with the basics of computational thinking, as well as a chance for them to express themselves creatively. No prior experience or knowledge necessary.

Comic Book Creators #

Grades 1–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$216
Taught by ACE Enrichment staff. This session, students will discover their inner Superhero through the creation of their very own comic book! In this awesome class, students will learn how to build characters, story, and the step-by-step process of creating a comic book. Through sketching, creating self-portraits, & developing backgrounds, you’ll transform yourself and your everyday surroundings into an amazing comic book. Our instructor will guide our illustrators as they Brainstorm, Storyboard, Pencil, Ink, and Color. After the session is over, the comic pages are taken back to our studio and professionally edited and printed. When complete, the comic books will be delivered to the students and are theirs to keep. Returning students are encouraged-new comic book creators welcome. No art experience necessary.

Cooking #

Grades 1–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$243
Taught by Chef Angela & staff, urban farmer, chef and teacher. Students will learn, make, and take home a new recipe from world cuisines each week. Students work with teachers, in small groups, and individually at times to explore the world of food and flavor in a fun, no-pressure environment. Students do not handle hot or sharp equipment, but do get a chance to work with their hands every class to learn fundamental cooking and kitchen safety practices. Recipes are seasonally-minded and ingredients are sourced from local farmers markets when possible. Perfect for foodies and picky eaters alike, this class is equal parts tasting lab, food education, edible crafting, and cultural exploration.

Cooking for Kinders #

Grades TK–K
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$280
Taught by Lunch Bunch instructors, our lessons are written by our executive chef and certified teacher alongside our talented enrichment team. Lunch Bunch is on a mission to change kids’ nutrition and access to knowledge about healthy eating - and ultimately influence the role food can play in educating kids in a fun, creative, inspiring way. The curricula are thoughtfully designed to incorporate multicultural learning, nutrition education, and culinary skills to build healthy habits over a student’s lifetime. Students will receive a snack, make a meal, and take home a recipe with each lesson to share with their families.

Drawing & Painting Lab #

Grades TK–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$270
Taught by Art Lessons LA staff. Children will learn the fundamentals of drawing and painting using a unique variety of materials like paint pens, oil pastels, colored pencils, acrylic paint and canvas. We look at influential artists to create projects inspired by artistic styles such as Pop Art and realism. While students develop their technical skills, they will also be encouraged to express themselves through their work.

Drawing & Watercolor #

Grades TK–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$225
Taught by Miss Dani, artist and craftsperson with a passion for helping kids discover their potential. Students will learn basic art techniques while following step-by-step instructions to create their pieces. Each week will focus on a different artist, style, or technique and will combine a mix of watercolor painting and drawing with various tools. The kids will learn how to paint their favorite animals, use crayons to create wax resistant paintings, use plants and other objects as stencils, create paintings inspired by famous artists, and more. Join us for a fun, creative, low pressure hour of art creation.

Dungeons & Dragons #

Grades 3–5
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$250
Taught by The Hero Workshop staff. Introduction to Dungeons and Dragons is an interactive storytelling workshop for Heroes in grades 3rd - 5th. Heroes will join a group for a weekly appointment with adventure, where one of our professional narrators (called a Dungeon Master) will present scenarios to the group, and together they decide what happens next in the story. Every participant will take on the role of a hero in a story, where we will explore concepts such as what it means to be a Hero, cooperative storytelling, encounter design, and narrative. Big moments in the story are decided by random chance with a roll of the dice. It’s fun, a great way to ignite the imagination, and we will touch on many educational aspects as part of our adventures including basic math, algebra, puzzle solving, teamwork and collaboration, and of course storytelling.

Engineering with Legos #

Grades K–5\ (no TK)
Wednesdays 1:50–3:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$300
Taught by Play-Well Teknologies staff: teaching engineering to students. Celebrate the coming of Spring with Play-Well and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts in this 1.5 hour class! Build chirping birds, design blossoming flowers, and take a ride on a paddle boat. Design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas under the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.

Filmmaking #

Grades 3–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$216
Taught by Mr. Duncan & Studio Schmudio staff, filmmakers and actors. Do you dream about being in the movies? Do you love writing stories? Do you ever find yourself thinking of great ideas that should totally be a movie? Then this is the class for you! In this class students will write, shoot, edit, and star in their own short films. We will be learning about all of the different jobs and people that it takes to make our favorite films, and have so much fun creating our own! Students will be taught the filmmaking process by actual independent filmmakers and professional educators. Studio Schmudio teaches the importance of making your own work, and helping students understand that anything is possible with imagination and teamwork. Make sure you practice your autograph and have something fun to wear at our premiere on the last day! Lights, camera, action!

Football & Fun #

Grades 1–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$220
Taught by Coach Jemeel, a former NFL player and UC Berkeley graduate, endurance trainer and CCUSD parent. Students will work on essential life skills including physical fitness (building speed, agility & endurance), athleticism (improving coordination, strategy & teamwork), sportsmanship (learning respect, fair play & gracious winning/losing), teamwork (fostering communication, trust & collaboration), and life values (discovering the importance of fitness, friends, self control and fun). In a safe and supportive environment, Coach Jemeel will guide students in Capture the Flag, Flag football and Bust the Wall games. We’ll also have discussions and reflections, helping students grow into more confident, compassionate and well-rounded people.

Golf #

Grades 3–5
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$250
Taught by TGA Sports staff. TGA Golf combines athletics, academics, and life lessons for a fun and educational experience. Coaches lead students through station-based drills and games that develop the fundamental skills of grip, putting, chipping and full-swing. Students participate in activities that allow them to explore academic concepts like gravity, force, and spin through the game. All equipment will be provided.

Golf Jr. #

Grades K–2
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$250
Taught by TGA Sports staff. TGA Golf combines athletics, academics, and life lessons for a fun and educational experience. Coaches lead students through station-based drills and games that develop the fundamental skills of grip, putting, chipping and full-swing. Students participate in activities that allow them to explore academic concepts like gravity, force, and spin through the game. All equipment will be provided.

Hip-Hop/Jazz Dance #

Grades TK–2
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$207
Taught by Funky Divas & Dudes staff. Are you ready to rock? Learn the basic techniques of dance and how to move to the beat. We promote a healthy lifestyle through fun, physical activity that encourages self-expression through music and movement. This is a performance-based class, designed to help students gain confidence and self-esteem. We teach age-appropriate dance routines to pop music and classics from the past. We put on a rockin’ performance in costumes on the last day for family and friends to enjoy.

Improv & Theater Games #

Grades 1–5
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$220
Taught by Ms. Kelci & Studio Schmudio improv teachers and working actors. Ms. Kelci has over 10 years of experience as an arts educator, specializing in children’s theater. Does your child love playing pretend? Are they always making up silly stories? Do they come alive in front of an audience, or would they like to, but nerves have held them back? This is the right class for them! Improvisation is the art of acting, without a script. In this class we work together to use our imaginations to explore characters, make up stories, and play pretend. This class is a safe space to learn more about acting, fearlessly. We play theater games of all sorts to work on creating characters, storylines, and to have a good laugh while doing it. This class also encourages teamwork, confidence, public speaking, and personal creativity.

Kitchen Science #

Grades 1–5
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$290
Taught by Ms. Erin, a credentialed teacher and CCUSD parent. This hands-on class combines the wonders of science with everyday kitchen ingredients to create exciting and educational experiments. Students will investigate states of matter by making ice cream in a bag and butter. They will learn biology by extracting DNA from strawberries and building DNA candy models. They’ll also learn about density by crafting colorful density towers, explore the science of bubbles, build edible structures with engineering principles and more. Kitchen Science will ignite curiosity, develop scientific thinking, and provide a deliciously fun learning experience!

Magical Creations Art #

Grades TK–5
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$270
Taught by Art Lessons LA staff. Students will learn to make fanciful characters like dragons, unicorns, mermaids, robots, monsters and anime people. They will learn to create them in 2-D form (drawing and painting) as well as 3-D (sculpture). Students will draw, paint, sculpt and build their creatures. They will also create otherworldly environments for such creatures like candy castles and fairy/dragon gardens.

Marbleous Machines #

Grades K–5 (no TK)
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$220
Taught by Ms. Tanya, credentialed K-5 teacher. Do you like marbles? Join us as we make amazing marble-machines to demonstrate the laws of physics. We will build a variety of cool marble runs using simple machines like ramps and pulleys from recycled materials that grow increasingly complex and increasingly fun, culminating in a Rube Goldberg-style contraption that students build themselves!

Mindful Arts & Crafts #

Grades TK–4 Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$230
Taught by Ms. Pepper & Staff, mindfulness instructors. We will be creating fun new crafts such as Custom Slime, Orbeez Plant Pots, Mini-Volcano Crafts, Aromatherapy Sprays, Cozy Eye Pillows, Kaleidoscopes, Watercolor Art, Hanging Yarn Monograms, “I AM” inspirational Collages, Dreamcatchers and more! This class teaches mindfulness through creativity, which is one of the easiest and most fun ways to teach children mindfulness and self-expression. These art projects and take-home crafts will inspire your kids to be as creative as they like while learning the tools of Mindfulness and self-regulation. Classes will start with breathing exercises, and mindfulness is taught throughout the hour of class. All materials are included in cost.

Money Awareness #

Grades 1–4
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$243
Taught by the staff of Money Management 4 Kids, an innovative financial literacy program that blends learning and play into an empowering adventure of financial discovery. Following Moo La, our lovable Cash Cow, kids embark on an exciting journey along the road to prosperity. They’ll explore questions like “Where does money come from?”, launch their own pizza shop, role-play, and dive into fun, interactive games that introduce key concepts such as supply and demand and the impact of quality work. Along the way, kids will tackle challenges that develop critical thinking, patience, and focus. They’ll learn to distinguish needs from wants, save for long-term goals, and understand how emotions influence financial choices—empowering them to take charge of their financial futures!

Musical Theater #

Grades 1–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$230
Taught by Ms. Sarah, professional dancer and instructor. We will present “The Wizard of Oz” this term. Find your way home along the yellow brick road, you might make some new friends along the way! Sarah will teach you fun songs and dances that you won’t be able to get out of your head! At the end of the term, students will showcase what we’ve been working on for friends and family to see. There’s no place like home!

Parkour #

Grades TK–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$207
Taught by Coach Lorenzo, professional traceur (practitioner of Parkour) and teacher. This program will teach children the fundamentals of climbing, crawling, jumping, rolling, running and vaulting over obstacles using the playground, a giant foam block and the environment. Parkour is about overcoming obstacles mentally and physically in our lives. Students will learn some team building exercises, gain confidence and get an amazing workout. Students should bring bottled water to stay hydrated and be ready to jump around.

Piano/Keyboard #

Grades TK–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$260
Taught by Maestro Coffey, musician and music teacher. This is a group class to introduce students to the joy of playing piano. Maestro has arranged and notated favorite children’s songs in an easy, fun way to play. Students should practice playing the songs often. Multiple studies show that music training and learning to read music is good for the developing brain. Maestro Coffey ensures that students will learn the essentials of music theory with favorite songs. Class will have a recital on the last day of the term. Parents will need to buy a roll-up keyboard (such as PicassoTiles PT49 available online for ~$35) and headphones with a 3.5 mm connector (such as Maxell 190319 available online for ~$5), which students will bring with them to school on Wednesdays for piano class. Printed music and other materials are supplied. Please leave all chargers and cables at home, as we do not have the capacity to charge keyboards during class. Also, please be sure to tell your child to bring and use their headphones during class. When the teacher plays with a group of students, we unplug headphones, but when the teacher moves to the next group and students practice on their own, it is much better for all when they use their headphones.

Pokemon Card Game #

Grades 1–5
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$240
Taught by Mr. Alex, Pokémon enthusiast and teacher. Let’s become Pokémon Masters! Learn how to play the popular Pokémon Trading Card game, battle your friends, and immerse yourself in the exciting world of Pokémon. Students will learn interesting facts about Pokémon history, while becoming adept at the incredibly popular game. Students must have their own decks. We look forward to seeing where your Pokémon journey takes you. Please note: no cards will be won or traded permanently during class time!

Self-Defense #

Grades TK–5
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$220
Sensei Ross is a Black Belt in Kenpo Karate with more than 15 years experience studying and teaching the martial arts. Continuing and new students are welcome. Although we all want to make this a safe and peaceful world for our children, reality can sometimes deliver unwelcome surprises. As adults, it is our responsibility to give our children the tools that will help keep them safe in any number of situations and to teach them to carry themselves with a confidence and awareness that will steer them away from danger. In Self-Discipline & Self-Defense, we will learn the fundamentals of defense, such as environmental awareness, blocks, kicks, strikes, stances, foot maneuvers, and the all-important KI-YAH! In addition to providing an excellent workout and instilling children with self-confidence, studying the martial arts stresses the value of being a good citizen, being kind to your peers, respectful to your elders, mindful of nutrition and diligent in your studies. Plus, it’s a lot of fun. Students will be working towards the goal of earning a gi (uniform), then belts.

Sew What!? #

Grades 1–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 9 times
$216
Taught by Ms. Maya, fabrication arts instructor. Sewing for beginners and beyond. GreenARTS Sew What?! Class uses colorful felt fabric and embroidery threads, showing children how to sew a project from scratch, coming up with an idea, drawing a pattern, choosing materials, cutting and sewing fun little projects like cute plushies and custom zipper bags.

Soccer #

Grades TK–5
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
or
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$230
Taught by ACE Enrichment staff. The soccer class will focus on rules and strategy of soccer as well as the development of ball handling, passing, shooting, offensive and defensive skills. We will build endurance, develop coordination and learn how to play as a team! Players will scrimmage each week and work on skills & drills in a fun & friendly environment. Everyone can participate regardless of ability. All equipment and materials provided.

Spanish for Beginners #

Grades 2-5
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
or
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$240
Taught by OLA Spanish Immersion staff. Continuing and new students are welcome. Learning Spanish should be fun, exciting, and easy for our students. OLA is a Spanish immersion program thoughtfully developed by a team of linguists specializing in second language instruction. Our comprehensive Spanish program emphasizes oral fluency. Our focus and teaching methodology are based on “learning through doing.” Children pick up the language naturally through songs, games, targeted lessons, storytelling, and daily routines. Teachers use pantomime and visual aids to communicate with students, and English is only used when necessary.

Spanish for Beginners Jr. #

Grades TK-1
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
or
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$240
Taught by OLA Spanish Immersion staff. Continuing and new students are welcome. Learning Spanish should be fun, exciting, and easy for our students. OLA is a Spanish immersion program thoughtfully developed by a team of linguists specializing in second language instruction. Our comprehensive Spanish program emphasizes oral fluency. Our focus and teaching methodology are based on “learning through doing.” Children pick up the language naturally through songs, games, targeted lessons, storytelling, and daily routines. Teachers use pantomime and visual aids to communicate with students, and English is only used when necessary.

Stop Motion Animation #

Grades 1–5
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$230
Taught by Mr. Nick, filmmaker and teacher. Create your own little stop motion videos in this class. Students will use paper, toys (bring your own if you like) and teamwork to make their stories come to life. We’ll use iPads/tablets to film, edit and show our work.

Storybook Ballet #

Grades TK–2
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$270
Taught by Zooga Yoga staff. Embrace your inner princess as our dancers transport themselves into a ballet wonderland, bringing beloved storybook characters to life. Guided by ​Zooga’s experienced ​instructor, dancers embark on a journey through warm-up exercises, center work, and creative movement, all woven together with enchanting storytelling through dance. Our class incorporates fanciful props such as tutus, butterfly wings, colorful scarves, tiaras, and wands. Designed to be beginner-friendly, this lively session encourages children to nurture their creative instincts and express themselves individually through the magic of ballet and timeless Disney melodies! We’ll have a performance on the last day.

Superhero Science #

Grades K–3
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM (CANCELED)
Class meets 10 times
$290
This class has been canceled and is unavailable to join.
Taught by Prof. Egghead staff. Students become science superheroes this session as they bend their vision, learn about super smelling, crazy illusions, ultrasonic hearing and more. Each week, students will learn the science behind super strength and all the other things our superheroes need, and take home their experiment to help them be super themselves!

Swordplay #

Grades 3–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM (CANCELED)
Class meets 10 times
$330
This class has been canceled and is unavailable to join.
Taught by Hero Workshop Staff. Get ready to channel your inner knight! In this exciting program, heroes will learn to wield a sword with skill and defend themselves with a shield, mastering the basics of combat in a safe and fun environment. Whether you’re a budding warrior or simply looking for an adventurous new activity, this is your chance to step into the arena and discover the art of swordplay. Our practice swords are finely crafted PVC core with a polyurethane foam cover, and our shields are 2" thick polyurethane foam and adjustable to fit any size hero’s arm. All participants will be required to wear either a bike helmet or skate helmet to protect their noggin. Due to health and safety concerns, we ask participants to provide their own helmet if possible, if you do not have a bike or skate helmet, we can provide a loaner helmet.

Tae Kwon Do #

Grades 2–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$240
Taught by Mr. Alonzo, Master Tae Kwon Do teacher. Have fun developing coordination and the mental strength to face a variety of life’s tests. Using encouragement and humor, students are taught not only effective self-defense techniques, but they will build self-confidence and self-discipline. Personal safety and non-violence will be stressed. Uniforms are required & can be ordered from Mr. Alonzo for $25.

Tennis #

Grades K–5\ (no TK)
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$240
Taught by Coach Susan, award-winning youth tennis coach (USPTA & PTR certified). Learn tennis by exploring 4 areas of focus: Technical (forehand/backhand/serves), Tactical, Athleticism (agility, balance, coordination, speed, strength), and Mental (emotional, confidence). Perfect for beginners. Coach Susan brings all the equipment: a portable net, beginner children’s tennis balls (Red Balls), and rackets. Students should wear sneakers, and shorts or pants.

Ukulele/Guitar #

Grades TK–5
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$240
Taught by Mr. Gaku, session guitarist, producer, and seasoned performer. This class is a great introduction to the joy of playing music. The ukulele is a small string instrument which kindergarten students can handle with their small hands. Older students who want to learn to play guitar are also welcome. The instructor will teach how to play simple holiday songs and children’s songs. Students will learn basic music reading skills using color stickers. No books or scores are required. The instructor will provide a folder with music scores, color system/tuning instructions, and stickers. (The folder will have different music scores every semester.) A ukulele or guitar is required for this class. Ukuleles can be found for as little as $40 online or in local stores.

Violin/Viola #

Grades 2–5
Private Lessons Off‐Campus
Class meets 6 times
$180
Private study with Jody Rubin, who has performed with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, the LA Philharmonic and the LA Opera Orchestra. Ms. Rubin can also be heard on such soundtracks as Pirates of the Caribbean and X-Men. Get a head start on the 4th grade instrumental music class and develop and supplement skills introduced in school. 30-minute lessons consist of foundation studies such as note reading, rhythm, and scales as well as learning pieces that can be performed with piano accompaniment. Lessons are taught in the instructor’s home in the Sunkist Park area. Students must be vaccinated for COVID-19. Beginners to advanced students are welcome. Bring your own violin or viola, or email Ms. Rubin if you wish to buy or rent.

Wild Child Sports #

Grades TK–3
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 10 times
$220
Taught by Wild Child Gym staff. This class is a great introduction to sports. Children will learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports in an active, fun and inclusive way. From team-building to individual skill development, Wild Child’s coaches will build each child’s self-esteem, coordination, strength and core skill set through active play. Weaving in playful games and a weekly muscle focus, this program will give students the fundamentals to confidently throw, catch, jump, kick, shoot and more. Students are encouraged to bring water and dress comfortably.

Zooga Gym/Acrobatics #

Grades TK–3
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$270
Taught by Zooga Yoga staff. This class is designed to enhance motor skills, coordination, balance, and basic acrobatics skills for participants. The class also incorporates stretching, mindfulness, and individual expression. Each class begins with a warm-up, followed by practice of basic movements and skills. The class concludes with a fun game or challenge. Weekly, students will have the opportunity to develop their skills using various equipment such as balance beams, hula hoops, obstacle courses, and mindful movement exercises. All skill and experience levels are welcome to join the class.

Zoology #

Grades TK–5
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 10 times
$250
Taught by Critter Squad staff. Meet live animals and learn about their world. Some are furry, some are feathered, some have a lot of legs, but they are all coming to visit, and they are safe and friendly. Each class will feature educational games and activities and a visit with a real live animal.