BLAST! Babysitting & CPR provides training in first aid, household safety, and some fundamentals of childcare. Get prepared to begin babysitting safely and competently, select safe and suitable games and activities, prevent accidents, and interview for babysitting jobs. We will also cover choking prevention and relief and how to call 911. Receive a CPR/AED certification.

Make music en français! From classic French children’s tunes to modern melodies, we’ll travel through France’s rich musical traditions—from the joyful beats of Paris cafés to the lively sounds of Provence and the islands. Through singing, dancing, and playful activities, you will build your French vocabulary, pronunciation, and confidence. New and returning students are welcome.

Participez à une merveilleuse aventure. Travel through France, from the iconic Mont Saint-Michel and the lavender fields of Provence to the castles of the Loire Valley and the snowy peaks of the Alps. Through songs, stories, art, and games, you’ll practice French while exploring the sunny beaches of Nice, the bustling port of Marseille, the rolling hills of Normandy, and the sparkling lights of Paris. New and returning students are welcome.

Knowing when a child is ready to stay home alone is a challenging decision, but preparation can make this milestone much easier for your family. Home Alone Safety is a readiness program that builds self-confidence, a sense of responsibility, and stronger decision-making abilities through a variety of fun, interactive activities, discussions, and situational role-playing. It is a stepping stone for younger grades as they explore and become comfortable with the idea of being home, and for older grades to better understand and gain confidence with being home alone. Topics include: ● Confidence & Readiness Strategies ● Trust, Communication, & Good Decision Making ● Creating a Safe and Positive Environment ● Checking-In with Parents ● Walking Home & Arriving Home Safely ● Securing Your Home ● Someone is at the Door ● Handling Real-Life Situations and Emergencies ● Safe Snacks & Activities ● Taking Care of Siblings & Pets ● Creating an Emergency Contact List ● Creating Action Plans Guidebooks and parent handouts will be provided via PDF attachment prior to the course. Materials will be included for parents and guardians to create safe environments and family emergency action plans. "Frank was an excellent instructor. He responded well to children's questions and comments, was inclusive of different home situations and made sure that children were prepared but not anxious. It was awesome that he laid out various situations in such a clear way. I definitely recommend this class for other children in our community!"

Let’s get cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients. Slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook special dishes, while practicing essential life skills like process, time management, and patience. We will celebrate seasonal produce and offer ideas for quick and healthy family meals. Take home the key ingredient or a sample of the finished dish, and the recipe to show off what you’ve learned. Food allergies are taken into consideration, ensuring that everyone has fun while staying safe.

Connect with the world by studying Mandarin, the official language of China. Learn the vocabulary to have basic conversations, including greetings, numbers and colors, school and home life, dining, shopping, and more. Also learn how to read and write basic 汉字 (hanzi)-written characters that represent words or phrases. Explore Chinese historical events, traditional cultural practices, and holidays.

Our Whole Lives (OWL) is a comprehensive sexuality education class that equips teens with accurate, age-appropriate information and skills to help them lead sexually healthy, positive, and responsible lives. Grounded in a holistic view of sexuality, OWL addresses a wide range of topics including body image, relationships, social media/Internet, sexual orientation, gender identity, sexually transmitted infections, birth control, and cultural influences on sexuality. Through fun and engaging activities and discussions in a safe environment, OWL helps teens to clarify their own values and build their interpersonal skills. Our Whole Lives is used nationwide in a variety of community settings including schools, youth-serving agencies and faith-based communities. OWL is completely secular and contains no religious doctrine. To learn more, visit www.uua.org/re/owl. Note: A parent/guardian orientation via zoom is mandatory for your child to participate in the course. In order to accommodate families, we will offer 2 options: January 7, 7:00-8:30pm or January 8, 5:00-6:30pm. All students must have a parent/legal guardian attend one of these 2 zoom meetings and sign a permission slip prior to our first session. No class days: 2/17, 3/31, 4/21

Bonjour! Learn more everyday French by creating comic skits, reading with popular French graphic novels, crafting, and enjoying friendly movement games. As we practice French phrases and conversation, you’ll sharpen your theater arts skills while making nouveaux amis (new friends). New and returning students are welcome.

¡Hola! Learn Spanish by asking everyday questions, performing skits, making crafts, and singing songs. Each term, we will explore a different theme, so our skills will grow throughout the year. In the invierno (winter), learn to talk about what you like to do and where you like to go. Lessons are adapted for a variety of levels, making this an excellent introduction for beginners and an opportunity for returning students to practice what they know. A weekly take-home book (fee included) will help students remember what they’ve practiced in class.

¡Vamos a crear y celebrar! Explore the Spanish language through creativity, color, and rhythm. Paint in the style of Frida Kahlo, dance to lively salsa rhythms, and craft colorful piñatas. Build your Spanish vocabulary and expressions while discovering the art, music, and traditions of Spanish-speaking cultures—¡todo en español! New and returning students are welcome.

Discover the flavors of Japan through hands-on cooking. Make maki rolls, okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), miso soup with rice-stuffed tofu pockets, and a sweet fruit parfait with mochi and green tea ice cream. We’ll also work on Japanese-style presentation skills by making charming bento (lunch box) with kawaii (cute) rice balls, tomato hearts, and mini octopus-shaped hot dogs.