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*Spring Flyers Posted: Thursday, Dec. 4th at noon
Spring 2026 Session Dates: Jan. 26 to May 8
Flyers with Class Offerings
Spring 2026 Flyers are posted below.
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This is a class for all learners new and experienced with clay! We will work with oil based clay, polymer clay, and terra cotta clay practicing developing motor skills necessary to make aesthetically appealing pottery and sculptures!"
These science kits contain different individually packaged robot kits. Including bubble machine, doodling robot, balance robot, crawling robot, glider and air rocket. These STEM building toys offer endless hours of fun and imagination of science.
In this hands-on class, we will foster an appreciation for nature by: learning to plant, grow and care for plants; caring for the on-campus garden; and identifying plants and insects. We will promote healthy eating habits with thematic snacks at times (except for when we “eat a worm” – a gummy worm!) and utilize nature and recyclables to create related art projects. We will engage in projects that introduce and reinforce many of the STEAM concepts, specifically: science, art and math, through creative materials, allowing students to learn through inquiry, exploration and play. We will use the garden as a living classroom for subjects like life cycles, nutrition and observation. The students’ interests will shape what we dig into and explore, allowing your child to discover innovative approaches to solving problems while being creative and having fun.
Lights, music, action! In Shining Stars Show Choir, kids become the stars of the stage as they sing, dance, and sparkle with confidence. This high-energy class blends catchy tunes, fun choreography, and playful performance games to help young performers shine—whether they’re belting out Broadway hits or grooving to pop favorites.
This will be a FUNdamental soccer experience for all players. Following an age-appropriate curriculum, every player will be provided with a fun yet challenging environment facilitating the development of soccer skills and techniques.
Students will learn high-frequency words in Spanish including conversational cues, numbers, alphabet, emotions and colors through songs, games, and stories.
This course will help students develop and improve public speaking, argumentative, and critical thinking skills in communication settings. Techniques will be taught to control speech anxiety, as well as build the skillset to structure and organize information for a variety of audiences. The fundamentals of physical and verbal delivery skills, use of language and gesturing, as well as listening skills will be learned or enhanced.
This youth training class focuses on building foundational strength, improving running speed, and developing agility through structured, age-appropriate exercises. Children will participate in guided movement drills, balance and coordination work, and controlled skill-building activities designed to support healthy physical development. The environment would be encouraging and motivating, helping young athletes stay engaged while maintaining a strong focus on skill progression and safe movement patterns.
Students will do daily stretches and a warm up activity. Next, they will get into a sports lesson including skills, drills, and game play. Cool down stretches to conclude the day.
Students will be learning a variety of different sports and activities such as basketball, soccer, volleyball, wiffle ball, and the 5 components of fitness. Students will learn the importance of participating in sports, fitness, and exercise for their lifelong health. Students will learn a variety of cooperative games that will help with their physical activity, social skills, teamwork, cooperation, and leadership roles.
Once upon a time… your child became the hero of their own creative adventure! In Stories and Crafts, students dive into magical tales and bring them to life through hands-on crafts, imaginative play, and a sprinkle of storytelling magic.
Learn the fundamentals of baseball while using a baseball T. This is an introductory class to baseball.
Get ready to serve up some excitement! Our Elementary Tennis Class is the perfect way for kids to learn the fundamentals of tennis in a playful, supportive environment. This class introduces basic skills like forehands, backhands, volleys, and footwork through engaging games and activities.
To obtain knowledge about breakdancing while also developing their own personality and establish confidence. Students will understand the value of discipline and hard work while having fun and dancing with others.
In Alyse's inspiring elementary-level art class, students will embark on a creative journey through time, exploring artistic styles from ancient civilizations to modern-day masterpieces. Each lesson introduces a new era or culture in art history, such as cave paintings, Egyptian hieroglyphs, Roman mosaics, Impressionist landscapes, or contemporary abstract art providing a rich foundation for hands-on, open-ended projects. Students are encouraged to use their imagination and individual voice to interpret what they learn, allowing their personality to shine through every piece of artwork they create. With a focus on creative freedom, self-expression, and historical appreciation, this class nurtures confidence and curiosity in every young artist.
Touch Rugby introduces kids to the fast-paced, high-energy world of rugby in a safe and structured environment. Through hands-on coaching and dynamic play, young athletes gain confidence, coordination, and a love for the game.
Students will learn the fundamentals of recreational gymnastics with a focus on developing tumbling skills such as: cartwheels, round offs, back walkovers, front walkovers, back handsprings, and more. This dynamic class will incorporate specific drills and conditioning structured for beginner, intermediate and advanced gymnasts who are eager to refine their physical capabilities.
Class Structure:
1. Warm-up: Each session will begin with a cardiorespiratory and flexibility warm-up to reduce the risk of injury during practice.
2. Drills and Conditioning: In order to support skill progression, students will engage in weekly lesson plans tailored to their skill level, consisting of various drill and conditioning stations, that will focus on balance and building core and large muscle group strength.
3. Spotting: Coaches will utilize spotting techniques to ensure the student remains safe and builds confidence in their physical abilities.
4. Cool Down: At the end of each session, students will engage in static stretching to help promote post-practice muscle recovery.
Students will learn the fundamentals of recreational gymnastics with a focus on developing tumbling skills such as: cartwheels, round offs, back walkovers, front walkovers, back handsprings, and more. This dynamic class will incorporate specific drills and conditioning structured for beginner, intermediate and advanced gymnasts who are eager to refine their physical capabilities.
Class Structure:
1. Warm-up: Each session will begin with a cardiorespiratory and flexibility warm-up to reduce the risk of injury during practice.
2. Drills and Conditioning: In order to support skill progression, students will engage in weekly lesson plans tailored to their skill level, consisting of various drill and conditioning stations, that will focus on balance and building core and large muscle group strength.
3. Spotting: Coaches will utilize spotting techniques to ensure the student remains safe and builds confidence in their physical abilities.
4. Cool Down: At the end of each session, students will engage in static stretching to help promote post-practice muscle recovery.
Get ready to create art that’s good for the planet! In our Upcycled Art class, you will use recycled materials to make cool and colorful projects while learning how to protect the environment. From bottle caps to cardboard, you’ll transform everyday items into fun masterpieces. Join us to discover how art and sustainability can work together to make something amazing! Perfect for young artists who love to explore and make something new from what others might throw away!
Students will learn the basic skills needed to participate in the game of volleyball. The focus will be technique when passing (bumping), setting, serving, and hitting (spiking)! These skills will be applied while participating in drills and lead-up games related to the game of volleyball.
LAEF Nondiscrimination and Reasonable Accommodation Policy
LAEF is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in its educational programs. LAEF, in accordance with applicable Federal and State law, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, physical or mental disability, medical condition, ancestry, age, or sexual orientation. LAEF also prohibits sexual harassment.
LAEF is a private non-profit 501(c)(3). We strive to do our best to accommodate all students who agree to abide by the Behavior Contract and the general terms and conditions for enrollment in LAEF programming. If a student requires reasonable accommodations to access LAEF programs, the parent/guardian should contact the LAEF program supervisor prior to the beginning of the student's course(s) to discuss the student's needs. Each request will be considered on a case-by-case basis, and reasonable accommodations will be implemented at the sole discretion of LAEF.
LAEF is not able to provide differentiated instruction or services. However, LAEF encourages the use of aides for those students who require such assistance, either to understand the curriculum or to modify his/her behavior in accordance with the Behavior Contract. If a student requires additional services to participate in LAEF programming successfully, the cost of such services, including one-on-one aides, will be the sole responsibility of the parent/guardian.
