Classes vary by session.

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

1on1 Sports: Soccer

K-2ND Grade, Min 10/Max 18

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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Bilingual Kids Seattle: Spanish Language! 

K-5TH Grade, Min 10/Max 18

Students will learn and practice the second most common language in the U.S., after English. From its importance in the workplace to its impact on global culture, learning Spanish is a decision that can open doors and enrich lives. Students will also benefit from language learner outcomes such as a) support for higher academic achievement and the development of cognitive skills and b) a greater global understanding of our world and access to another culture to see things from a new perspective. This is an immersion class consisting of a section of language instruction in an academic setting and a section of Arts & Crafts activities in Spanish that provides a fun environment to practice and learn new words in real context.

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Bricks 4 Kidz: Galaxy Far Away

K-3RD Grade, Min 8/Max 14

Join us on an adventure through space! Using LEGO® Bricks, we'll build your favorite characters and motorized space ships from Star Wars®. We will also learn a bit about the science of the cosmos too. Come experience this stellar journey to a galaxy far away!

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Bricks 4 Kidz: Pocket Brick Monsters

K-3RD Grade, Min 8/Max 14

Calling all LEGO® Builders and Pokémon trainers, get ready for an adventure! Join Bricks 4 Kidz to construct motorized models such as Aerodactyl, Tyranitar and Ponyta, and assemble mosaics of Pikachu, Bulbasaur Charmander and more of your favorite characters. Gotta build 'em all!

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HCPT: STEM Escape Race

K-2ND Grade, Min 7/Max 12

Join the after-school adventure where science, technology, engineering, and math collide with codebreaking, mysteries, and nonstop fun! Each week, your team will tackle a new digital STEM-themed escape challenge—solving puzzles, cracking codes, and completing hands-on challenges to climb the Leaderboard in a race against neighboring schools. From dodging meteors on a Moon Base to stopping a museum heist with AI to breaking WWII codes on the Enigma Machine, every mission calls for sharp problem-solving, teamwork, and plenty of laughs along the way. Explore themes like Artificial Intelligence, aviation, oceanography, physics, outer space, engineering, algebra, and more—all designed by Harvard grads and Hollywood filmmakers. Do you have the STEM skills—and the speed—to escape before the clock runs out?

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HOFTC: Choose Your Own Adventure

All Ages, Mon/Tue/Thu Max 8, Wed/Fri Max 16

Would your child like to join friends for an organized active game led by one of our experienced counselors? Would they prefer to play an indoor board game or card game? How about solo time to color or work on homework? Maybe they just need some less-structured free-time on the playground or field (rain or shine!) after school to burn off excess energy and engage in free play. We offer all of those options! Choose Your Own Adventure allows each child to recharge after school in their own way, without screens and with proper supervision.

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HOFTC: Gaga Ball + HOF Games

2ND-5TH Grade Wed B0, K-5th Grade Wed B1/Fri, Min 8/Max 16

Can’t get enough Gaga Ball? Play every week while mixing in some other summer camp favorites such as 9-Square, Castle Ball, and dodgeball games! Newcomers will learn the games and improve their skills, while seasoned players can get their competitive juices flowing.

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Kids Carpentry Seattle

K-5TH Grade, Min 5/Max 18

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.​​​​

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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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Orangutan Chess: Chess Club

K-8TH Grade, Min 8/Max 24

Chess Club is a community for new and experienced students to learn and play together. We review how to setup and play Standard Chess, including checkmate patterns, chess tricks and traps (tactics), and how to start a game (openings). All students receive a ChessKid account with 24/7 access to supplemental chess puzzles, lessons, and games! Students learn how to play in chess tournaments (optional). Students also learn popular chess variants and invent their own variants.

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Rainy Day Dinner Club: Weekly Dinner

2ND-5TH Grade, Min 12/Max 16

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 Dance Fitness: Hip Hop Kids

K-5TH Grade, Min 5/Max 15

Hip Hop Kids Dance Fitness classes (aka Hip Hop Kids) feature kid-friendly routines based on original hip hop and pop choreography. We break down the steps and add games and other activities into the class structure. Plenty of time to FREESTYLE too! Think of this class as a weekly after school DANCE PARTY! Hip Hop Kids helps to develop a healthy lifestyle and incorporate fitness as a natural part of children’s lives by making fitness fun! Classes incorporate key childhood development elements like leadership, respect, teamwork, confidence, self-esteem, memory, creativity, coordination, and cultural awareness.

Seattle Japanese Club

K-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 Tennis & Education Foundation: After-School Tennis

K-5TH Grade, Min 6/Max 12

Seattle Tennis & Education Foundation (STEF) is a sports-based youth development nonprofit that uses tennis as a powerful tool to help young people grow, build confidence, and reach their full potential. Our mission is to make tennis accessible to all youth, regardless of socio-economic background. Each session introduces participants to the fundamentals of tennis—including groundstrokes, rallying, volleys, serves, and the rules of the game. In addition to athletic skills, we emphasize character development through lessons in sportsmanship, teamwork, communication, and positive self-talk. STEF is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment where youth can stay active, learn a new sport, and most importantly, have fun. All equipment and supplies are provided.

Strategic Kids: Intro to Origami

K-5TH Grade, Min 6/Max 18

Introduction to Origami is a fun and exciting class where children will learn the Japanese art of Origami along with various aspects of Japanese culture. Each student will receive an origami instruction sheet and take home their creations each class. Origami creations include an origami box, samurai helmet, ninja star, dogs, cats, cranes and more. We encourage learning through play and challenges using the origami they make.

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Tabletop Village: Pokémon Club

2ND-6TH Grade, Grade, Min 10/Max 18

By providing lessons for children to trade and learn how to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game, your children will learn how to contextualize their reading and math skills, long term strategic thinking and planning, how to make fair and equitable trades, and how to be a kind and sportsmanlike competitor. Our certified Pokémon Professors will provide, decks for children to play with (all levels of play) among - other materials, teaching materials and educational games (Pokécatch, Attach and Attack, Raid Battles, etc.), and high-quality lessons/presentations on how to play Pokémon TCG.

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Where Creatives Gather: Dragons & Fairies

K-5TH Grade, Min 14/Max 18

In this session, we will explore the world of dragons, fairies and magical things in that realm. Art projects will include journals, mini clay dragons, dragon eggs, fairy and wizard art dolls, dragon wings, wands etc.

Where Creatives Gather: Make Anything, Mixed Media, Imagination, & Creativity

K-5TH Grade, Min 14/Max 16

This session will be less structured with a focus on imagination, innovation and free form art. Each child will be able to choose from several tables of fun art supplies and tools to make their perfect piece. Each week will bring new ideas and options including paper mache, different types of clay, paper crafts, paints, stickers galore, jewelry supplies and more.