Subject to change. Be sure to view the Session Flyer for current lineup & pricing!

1on1 Sports: After-School Soccer

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 10/Max 18)

Join One on One this semester for After School Soccer. Skilled and experienced instructors will conduct an exciting and progressive session each week right after school. We will learn age-appropriate fundamentals, rules and strategies of the beautiful game, and have fun scrimmaging while focusing on teamwork, sportsmanship, and FUN!

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BEAM Experiences: Lego Robotics Rovers

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max 14)

Build and design real, functioning robots! Each day, students receive a short lesson, followed by guided building time. We will tackle creative team challenges to design and construct robots that automatically react to their environment using motors and sensors. Our robots will use echolocation to detect objects, react to obstacles that they bump into, and follow colored paths with light sensors. The session ends with an awesome battle-bot tournament! Note: coding is not the primary focus of this class - students will be troubleshooting robotic behaviors with hands-on engineering activities.

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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.

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Kong Academy: Dungeons & Dragons

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 10/Max 12)

Kong Academy’s version of D&D blends creative storytelling with physical play to help kids build teamwork, confidence, and emotional awareness. Students take on the roles of heroes, adventurers, and mythical beings, working together to solve puzzles, complete quests, and face live-action challenges. Through each mission, they practice collaboration, decision-making, and emotional regulation in a fun, supportive environment. The goal of the program is not to become a D&D expert or train to be a game master - but to move, grow, connect, imagine new worlds together, and have fun along the way!

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Let’s Play: Pickleball

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 7/Max 12)

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.

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Little Hands: Machine Sewing Fall Fashions

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 3/Max 16)

Back to school shopping has never been easier when you can make your own ensembles! Students are invited to learn a skill they will use for a lifetime and a hobby they will forever enjoy…sewing! No experience necessary for any child to learn the basics and beyond. New students will learn machine safety, beginner sewing techniques, and complete two prerequisite projects, while the more experienced students can expand on skills they already have. Machine sewing is an exciting, hands-on experience. Each student will be learning how to safely use our heavy-duty sewing machines. This requires focus, fine motor coordination, patience, and care. Instructors support students as they problem-solve, practice safe habits, and build confidence, resilience, and independence through their work. This class is student-led, and students advance at their own pace. After the beginner sewing students learn to use our machines, they will need to complete two pre-requisite projects before being given full autonomy over the projects they choose. Projects rotate each session, and include seasonal tops and bottoms, bags and purses from tiny to extra large, and accessories to keep you feeling warm and looking cool!

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Math N Stuff: Pokémon Trainers Club

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max 24)

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.

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Muddy Crow Ceramics: Clay Play!

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 6/Max 12)

This 8-week class introduces kids to the basics of hand-building with clay in a fun and creative environment. Students will learn

techniques such as pinch pots, coil building, and slab construction while creating their own unique projects each week.

Throughout the class, the kids will explore texture, form, representation, and color as they bring their ideas to life. All functional

ware (cups, plates, bowls) will be food safe, dishwasher safe, and microwave safe.

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Quest Maker: Adventure Game Design

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max 12)

In this class for creative kids who love to dream up new worlds, students will use Construct 3 to create their own top-down adventure video games like Undertale or classic Zelda—where narrative and exploration take center stage. Students will exercise their creative writing and art skills as they invent characters, tell stories, and design digital worlds for players to explore. This inclusive environment encourages students to collaborate, sharing ideas and testing games together to make each story better. At the end of the session, your child will walk away with a sense of accomplishment and a fully interactive story to showcase to the world. Prerequisites: No previous design or coding experience is required! Students should be comfortable using a computer keyboard and mouse.

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Rainy Day Dinner Club: Weekly Dinner

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 12/Max 13)

Rainy Day Dinner Club: Each week, students learn basic cooking skills while making dinner for their family! Students will create delicious dishes while focusing on the importance of seasonal ingredients, scratch cooking, and natural preservatives while practicing knife skills and kitchen safety. Each entrée serves 4 to 6 people and will be packaged in oven-ready cookware with baking instructions. Vegetarian options are available and recommended for families with certain meat restrictions. Please note our meals are nut-free, but we cannot accommodate gluten-free or dairy-free substitutions. You can view our current menu here: https://www.rainydaydinnerclub.com/current-menu.html. Important Safety Notice: All meals must be refrigerated or cooked within 30 minutes of the class ending.

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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!

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Seattle Magic Academy: Discover Magic! Blue 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!

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Stone Soup Theatre: Hamilton

(2ND-5TH Grade, Min 8/Max 14)

Come and learn about early American history the theatrical way! This sung and rapped musical about American founding father Alexander Hamilton will come to life with hip hop, rhythm and blues, soul, and pop music. Learn about the struggles of starting a new nation and paving the way to a future with this hit musical!