LOWER ELEMENTARY CLUB DESCRIPTIONS
Community Service Club – Robyn Reynoso
This club will entail doing good deeds for others. Some examples may include: making crafts for a childrens hospital/senior citizen home, helping around the school, collecting cans for the homeless, writing letters/pictures to the serving soldiers, and learning how to be a model citizen and friend through various activities.
Comic Book Club (15 Members, Only Grade 1 and 2)- Megan McCluskey
In Comic Book Club students will be reading, writing, and designing their own comic books. Students are allowed to bring their own school and age appropriate comic books to share, and comics will also be provided. Skills built upon will include reading, writing, and creativity!
Board Game Club – Amanda Mathis
If you love playing board games, you will love this club! We will have a variety of games available including the classic games that have been favorites for generations. You can also bring your favorite board game to share with others.
Yoga Club – Rebecca Cluck
Yoga is an awesome activity that helps to increase strength and balance, as well as improve flexibility and concentration. Ms. Cluck (certified yoga instructor) will be teaching the primary yoga club where students are encouraged to have fun while learning and practicing yoga. Kids will learn poses through games, activities, music, literature and creative journal writing.
Experimenting with Science – Michelle Tischer
Experimenting with Science will enhance your child’s knowledge and understanding of the scientific process while inspiring his or her natural curiosity through discovery and exploration. Each week students will explore new methods of experimentation. Our investigations will show students how the mysteries of the natural world can be revealed through scientific inquiry.
Young Authors Club - Stacy Clark
This club is for K-2 students that want to engage their creative thinking processes, develop a greater understanding of the writing process, and work with peers to write and illustrate books from a variety of literary genres. Students will work collaboratively to create stories, participate in the editing process, and publish their work to share with family and friends. Come join us for a fun learning experience!
Lego Club – Sherri Mullins
Lego club is for students who love Lego's. We will be playing with Lego's every club meeting. They will be able to build different structures weekly or continue working on building from the last week. This is just for fun...
Puzzle Club – Rachell Kastensmith
In the puzzle club our main focus will be to put together jigsaw puzzles. This will help us to improve our problem solving skills, while having fun and being social!
Scrapbook Club – Dee Kincade
Come join us as we make scrapbook pages and a mini folding scrapbook.
Jeopardy Club – Jessica Miller
In this after school program we will be focusing on key skills in reading, math, science, and history in a fun, social, and educational manner. The students will split into two groups and have a friendly competition against each other through the game Jeopardy. They will keep track of their own points from each category; this will demonstrate their basic mathematical skills in addition and subtraction. They will practice their reading skills by recognizing the description of the questions and stating the answer in the form of a question. The questions will range from all levels and challenge the students weekly. It will become a consistent review of all the material they are learning throughout the year in school. The categories in Jeopardy will be language arts, math, science, history, and current events. Our goal is to create a fun and exciting atmosphere where students can participate in an educational activity!