After-School Camp
Cascadia Elementary
In close partnership with the school community, HOFTC provides after-school enrichment programming on-site. We work with many amazing locally owned businesses to deliver a diverse menu of classes for families to choose from.
Spring
DETAILS
Registration opens:
Monday, March 9 — 9am
Session Dates:
March 30 to June 1
Non School Days:
M 4/13-W 4/15 SB, M 5/25
2025-26 Calendar



Fall
October 13 to December 16
(8 weeks)
Quarter
Non School Days:
T 11/11, M 11/24-W 11/26 FB, M 12/15
Registration Opens:
9/22 — 9am
Winter
January 12 to March 16
(8 weeks)
Quarter
Non School Days:
M 1/19, M 2/16-W 2/18 MidWB
Registration Opens:
12/8 — 9am
Spring
March 30 to June 1
(8 weeks)
Quarter
Non School Days:
M 4/13-W 4/15 SB, M 5/25
Registration Opens:
3/9 — 9am
Pricing & Registration
DAYS/HOURS
Mondays • Tuesdays • Wednesdays
MONDAY
2:30-4:00 PM
TUESDAY
2:30-4:00 PM
WEDNESDAY
1:15-2:45 PM
Buy a Class
Pricing from
$340 - $554
as detailed in session flyer.
We offer a great variety of classes for you to choose from. Pick a class or classes that your child will enjoy and sign up!
Listed price is for the entire session. View the session flyer for schedule and pricing.
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HOFTC is not a licensed childcare provider
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There is no after-school enrichment classes on SPS non-school days.
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Not all activities will be offered for all ages in every session.
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Unless otherwise indicated, all ages are welcome to join any class. Kids will be divided into appropriate age groups daily.
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Pricing by class type and time varies, as detailed in the current session offerings.
Note: Partner-led classes are typically sold at a higher price than HOFTC-led classes.
Class Descriptions
Classes vary by session.
Subject to change. Be sure to view the Session Flyer for current lineup & pricing!
1on1 Sports: After-School Hoops
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 10/Max 18)
Join One-on-One Basketball this semester for After School Hoops®, an ideal after school activity for aspiring athletes. Basketball is a unique sport that combines upper and lower body motor-skill learning with an intense cardiovascular workout. Our organization has decades of experience teaching this sport in a motivating, inclusive and age-appropriate manner. After School Hoops® makes three guarantees: your child will learn, sweat, and have fun!
BEAM Experiences: Stop Motion Animation
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max 14)
Bring your story to life by making stop motion animated movies! Working in teams, we will build sets and characters using LEGO® bricks, clay, and other materials, then write, direct, and edit unique stories. We will learn about narrative structure, setting the tone, and using special effects to communicate stories to an audience. This program takes a strong social-emotional learning lens and focuses on skills like empathy, giving and receiving feedback, and goal-setting. By the end of the session, kids will complete multiple animation exercises and a final film project to share with the world!
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Bricks Masters: Invent & Build
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max 12)
Invent your own LEGOⓇ masterpiece using Bricklink Studio and then build your creations! Discover building techniques and tips used by the masters to bring your LEGOⓇ ideas to life! Studio is a 3D digital design program to model “MOCs” (My Own Creation) on the computer. Students will learn design principles and creatively build throughout the session as they learn techniques to make their imaginations into reality with LEGOⓇ. At the end of the session, students will complete a final project of their own design, and take home their building kit along with their Studio design files. Students can continue designing at home as BrickLink Studio is a free program. Take-home LEGOⓇ materials are included in the cost of the class.
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Coding NP
(3RD-5TH Grade, Min 5/Max 16)
Creative Coding teaches your child to code by helping them make their own custom video games! Our Project based, multi-level classes are amazingly fun yet very effective in teaching creative problem solving AND emotional resilience. As the students bring their ideas to life, they iterate through the emotional cycle of Coding (idea>excitement>effort> frustration>more effort>triumph!) With our support and positive encouragement. Repeating this cycle not only builds great coders, but more importantly, develops emotional persistence that will help students enjoy taking on new challenges in all aspects of their lives. Students new to coding will participate in the Creative Coding core curriculum, learning the fundamental elements of coding using MIT's Scratch to create their very own computer games! Many parents and educators are realizing that the benefits of learning to code at a young age extend far beyond the skill itself. Through the "brain exercise" of coding, coders build intelligence like athletes build muscles. Just as importantly, they develop stronger problem-solving skills, confidence over technology, and emotional persistence.
Everlove Academy: Public Speaking, Debate, & Leadership
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 5/Max 15)
Students will develop confidence, clear communication, and leadership skills through engaging public speaking and debate activities. In a supportive environment, they will practice organizing their thoughts, speaking with poise, and listening respectfully to others. Each class includes interactive exercises such as speeches, storytelling, improvisation, teamwork challenges, and mini debates designed to make learning both fun and impactful.
Kids Carpentry Seattle
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 5/Max 8)
Kids' Carpentry is a hands-on toy building experience designed to teach kids practical woodworking skills with an emphasis on the safe use of hand tools. While kids construct fun and exciting projects, they are also empowered to become independent thinkers--building confidence, self-esteem, and a repertoire of practical skills that will last them a lifetime. At the end of the session kids will bring home one or more wooden games or toys that they have built by hand from scratch.
Kong Academy: Ninja Adventure Games
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 10/Max 15)
Kong Academy’s Ninja Adventure Games program blends active play and structured challenges to help kids build confidence,
focus, and emotional awareness. Students will work together through stealth missions, movement games, and partner activities
to strengthen perseverance, self-control, and goal-setting skills. They’ll stretch their bodies and minds as they navigateobstacles, practice teamwork, and reflect on their progress. The goal is to move, grow, connect, and have fun along the way
Let’s Play: Pickelball
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 7/Max 12)
Calling all young athletes! Are you ready to play the official state sport of Washington? From gripping the paddle to executing the perfect serve, we will learn the fundamentals of this fast-paced sport through engaging drills and hands-on coaching. With each successful rally, young athletes will build confidence and learn to take risks, embrace challenges, and strive for their best both on and off the court. Fun doubles matches and cooperative exercises will provide the opportunity to practice communication, collaboration, and sportsmanship. But our Pickleball class isn't just about mastering skills; it's about having a blast every step of the way! Let's serve up some fun! Our class is aligned to the youth programming provided by the USA Pickleball Association.
Little Hands: Machine Sewing Spring Styles
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 1/Max 16)
Pokémon is a card game in which two players take on the role of Pokémon trainers, attempting to outwit and outplay each other using different Pokémon creatures and tactics in the arena. This after-school Pokémon class teaches the basic rules of the Pokémon Trading Card Game! Our young Pokémon trainers will get their own trainer decks to duel their friends. They will add new cards to their decks as they learn deeper strategies and the spirit of the game.
Math N Stuff: Pokémon Trainers Club
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max)
Pokémon is a card game in which two players take on the role of Pokémon trainers, attempting to outwit and outplay each other using different Pokémon creatures and tactics in the arena. This after-school Pokémon class teaches the basic rules of the Pokémon Trading Card Game! Our young Pokémon trainers will get their own trainer decks to duel their friends. They will add new cards to their decks as they learn deeper strategies and the spirit of the game.
Rainy Day Dinner Club: Weekly Dinner
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 10/Max 12)
Each week, students learn basic cooking skills while making dinner for their family! Students will create delicious dishes while focusing on the importance of local ingredients, scratch cooking, and natural preservatives while practicing knife skills and kitchen safety. Each entrée will serve 4 to 6 and will be packaged in oven-ready cookware with baking instructions. Please note that we offer vegetarian options upon request during registration. All our meals are nut free but for all other allergies or dietary restrictions please include these while registering. All meals must be refrigerated or cooked within 30-minutes of the class ending. Note: Students attending an after-care program or leaving the food at room temperature past the 30-minutes run the risk of getting a foodborne illness. Our Mission is to cultivate enthusiasm for cooking and build a positive culture around family meals! We use the perspective of food, cooking, and nutrition to learn about geography, math, science, and culture, while helping kids develop a life-long love of fresh ingredients and vegetables.
Seattle Japanese Club
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 5/Max 10)
This Japanese club is for all students who are new to Japanese or have learned some. Students will practice spelling the first 46 letters called Hiragana using provided worksheets. For returning students, Katakana, another 46 letters and Kanji, Chinese characters will be introduced. Each sessions include Japanese traditional and seasonal activities such as Calligraphy, Tea ceremony, Kimono day and traditional festival, Origami, Anime, movie and Japanese characters, Japanese songs and dance etc. Also, we will work on Japanese food (rice ball making, mochi baking or cold noodles etc.) in the classroom and will introduce a small portion of a store-purchased Japanese snacks each class. Please make sure your child’s listed allergies are accurate during registration. Returning students are welcome to join. Lessons include different learning materials and seasonal activities!
Seattle Magic Academy: Discover Magic! Orange Wand Course
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 10/Max 20)
Get ready to take an amazing adventure into the exciting world of magic! Join the Seattle Magic Academy with their very popular magic class! Learn how to appear to read people’s minds, make money appear out of nowhere, travel through time with a magic bandana, plus many more! This term is the “Purple Wand” course. The 4 different wand color courses offered can be taken in any order, and all the magic is different in each course. Students gain communication skills and self-confidence in these magic classes. Students will receive all the magic tricks taught in the course, “secret” file folders, access to an online video vault to revisit everything being taught, and more surprises!
Stone Soup Theatre: Willy Wonka the Musical
(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max 16)
You've got a golden ticket! Roald Dahl's timeless story of the world-famous candy man and his quest to find an heir comes to life in this stage adaptation. Through theater games, imagination activities, and script & character work, students will build acting skills, teamwork, and self-expression. Class culminates in a 25–30 minute showing for friends and family on the final day as participants delve into a river of chocolate and embark on a wild journey.
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Scholarships are availablE
For information on scholarships, please checkout the After-School Programs FAQs or contact the Director of After School Programs, Sara Ray:

























