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After School Youth Soccer (gr. K-5)
For the purposes of safety and security, students must register for after school classes ONLY at the elementary school in which they are enrolled. Join high school players and/or retired varsity head coach for a fun after-school soccer program. Lessons will work on fundamentals through skills and drills. We'll focus on having fun and being active. Scrimmages will take place as well. K-2 will meet in the gym, Gr. 3-5 will meet outside weather permitting. Please bring a water bottle and shin guards. K-2: tennis shoes. Gr. 3-5: tennis shoes are needed if class held inside, or soccer cleats are fine if class is outside.Starting Soon -
Celebration Cakes 101 (entering gr. 6-8)
The Joyful Crumb is coming to share their expertise! Unlock your creativity and learn to bake and decorate stunning cakes in this practical course. Gain hands-on experience with everything from selecting ingredients and mastering baking techniques to leveling, filling, and frosting cakes with a flawless finish. Discover the secrets to working with buttercream and ganache drip, and practice essential decorating skills such as piping, applying sprinkle decoration, and adding the perfect finishing touches. By the end of this course, you'll be able to design, bake, and decorate custom cakes, perfect for celebrations or simply enjoying the sweet rewards of your skills. Each participant will leave the course with a 6" round cake!Waitlist -
Cookies & Canvas (gr. 6-8)
Do you enjoy painting? Are you interested in learning to paint? Come join our "Paint Party" atmosphere and learn to paint with acrylic paints on a 16" x 20" canvas or two 8" x 10" canvases using the step-by-step method or come with your own idea in mind! We take a cookie break while layers are drying and listen to music, creating a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Beginner and advanced students are welcome to join! All have the option of an "Open Paint Studio." Students can be picked up or ride an activity bus home at 4:40 pm. -
DASH After-School Track and Field Camp (gr. K-4)
DASH Sports Track & Field camps provide participants with practice in several areas, including: sprinting, javelin, throwing, shotput, relay running, jumping and distance running. Campers will be tested/timed & re-tested on several events. Emphasis is on technique and proper form. Camp consists of many different types of physical activities, drills, and games; all tailored specifically to enhance overall track and field performance. Campers should bring a water bottle, snack, and wear athletic shoes. -
Middle School Improv (entering gr. 6-8)
Improvisation is likely to be known as a performance form that allows for audience participation, is based on comedy, and is only for the very quick-witted. Improvisation, however, is a truly adaptable art form that has proven to be an effective tool onstage and off for many different age groups and levels of experience. In other words, while it can be highly entertaining, improvisation is much more than "being funny." The tenets of improvisation - namely saying yes or accepting ideas without judgement, creating a safe atmosphere, and listening - have made this form important to actors and non-actors alike. For actors, improvisation is crucial to being in the moment and learning to trust your instincts onstage, particularly in auditions. For non-actors, improvisation is an effective tool for sharpening focus, evolving creative ideas, improving communication skills and teamwork. Students who participate in improvisation greatly improve their listening skills, focus, and schoolwork. Visit Centennialtheatre.org for more information. -
Middle School Improv (gr. 6-8)
The middle school improv team is entering its 23rd year! Improvisation is likely to be known as a performance form that allows audience participation, is based in comedy, and is only for the very quick-witted. Improvisation, however, is a truly adaptable art form that has proven to be an effective tool onstage and off for many different age groups and levels of experience. In other words, while it can be highly entertaining, improvisation is much more than “being funny.” The tenets of improvisation – namely saying yes or accepting ideas without judgment, creating a safe atmosphere and listening – have made this form important to actors and non-actors alike. For actors, improvisation is crucial to being in the moment and learning to trust your instincts onstage, particularly in auditions. For non-actors, improvisation is an effective tool for sharpening focus, evolving creative ideas, improving communication skills, and teamwork. Students who participate in Improv greatly improve their listening skills, focus, and schoolwork. Visit CentennialTheatre.org for more information.
