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M O N D AY SStars of Tomorrow NEW!with Amy ColemanGrades: 1–3$375Do you love to sing? Then this is the class for you! Build con-fidence, improve vocal technique and choose the songs you’d like to learn or practice, all while having fun in a safe, encour-aging and nurturing setting. Whether you want to gain more confidence singing for an audience, work on a particular audi-tion piece or just sing for the joy of it, this class will incorpo-rate fun vocal exercises, breathing techniques and connecting with the lyrics’ meaning as well as with your audience. Class will culminate with a celebration where each student can per-form one or more of their songs for each other and parents/guests. Amy Coleman brings 20+ years experience teaching voice to adults and children, has worked as a Teaching Art-ist within the New York City Schools and is an accomplished singer and actor as well as past winner of two Best Vocalist of the Year Awards from Backstage Magazine.

Puppet Making and Puppet Theatre NEW!with Johanna Hamm!Grades K–2$375In this class, you will learn how to make a puppet out of very simple materials such as paper, plaster, papier-mâché and paint. We will spend the first few weeks making puppets and building a puppet theatre and then work together as puppet-eers and writers to create and perform one or more plays. We will use a video camera to document the making of the play and the performance itself, so you will have the opportunity to be on the other side of the stage and become a filmmaker.

Cooking Nut and Gluten Freewith Tuesday MinorGrades: K–5$375Each week the junior chefs will make delicious foods, bake tasty treats, and learn about meal planning using the food pyramid. Our recipes will be inspired by the childrens food studies at school. The After3 cooking curriculum will supple-ment the children’s school curriculum. There will be many recipes explored during the Native American, New Amster-dam, Early America studies, and much much more. We will be incorporating fundamentals of math, science, reading and arts as we make our yummy treats. All this while reinforcing healthy eating habits and teaching children to make good food choices. Each week we will add a recipe or two to a cookbook so everyone else can enjoy our favorite recipes. (Course fee includes $25 Materials fee)

Karatewith Amelia SheftallGrades: K–8$350Seido Karate is a traditional Japanese style of karate. The physi-cal training in Seido can be challenging, emphasizing progres-sive development of strength, flexibility and aerobic capacity.

In addition to developing students with the highest level of physical skill, Seido aims to develop individuals of the highest moral character. We invite you to learn more about the World Seido Karate Organization, its founder & leadership, and our philosophy that makes Seido Karate so applicable to today’s life. Feel free to check our website: www.seido.com for more information. The Nest + M after school karate program incor-porates warming up, stretching, review of fundamental karate techniques, formal kata, meditation and Japanese terminology in each class. There are also fun games that increase stamina and overall fitness. Each semester there will be a promotion where students who are prepared and who have accumulated enough class hours will be asked to attend a special event to receive their new belt or advanced stripe for that belt level. These promotions are wonderful experiences for everyone and we look forward to your participation. Please note that there is an initial $63 fee that will cover the cost of a new uniform, patches and a one-year international membership fee for Sei-do Karate. This does not apply to returning students who have uniforms, patches and memberships from last semester.

Violinwith InterPlayGrades: K–8$450(Children will be placed in the appropriate level)Pre-twinklers: for the complete beginner, focus on posture bow hold, familiar tunes, and fun note-reading games.Twinklers: completed one full session has a basic understand-ing and ability to play the instrument,can play repertoire from book 1 String Explorer and Suzuki.Advanced Beginner: completed two full sessions or has stud-ied privately, has completed book 1 String Explorer and Su-zuki, can sight-read music with ease.Intermediate: completed two or more sessions or has studied privately, can play repertoire from book 2 String Explorer and Suzuki, can sight-read with ease.Advanced: completed four or more sessions or has studied privately, can play advanced repertoire with expression and fluent music.Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at [email protected] for more information.

Skateboardingwith Kids on WheelsGrades: K–8$375Kids on Wheels is a fun and creative boarding program where students will learn basic to advance moves. Learn to ollie, kickflip and more. For safety, the students MUST wear all protective gear including, helmet, wrist, knee and elbow pads. Skateboard and protective gear not provided. Weather permitting.

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Rollerbladingwith Kids on WheelsGrades: K–8$375Be part of the rolling fun! Expert coaches from KIDS ON WHEELS will take you into the playground for some awesome afterschool skate time. The beginners will be introduced to the basic moves of balance, starting, stopping and turns. We will also have an advanced group which will play hockey and learn more difficult maneuvers. For safety, the students MUST wear all protective gear including: helmet, wrist, knee and elbow pads. Rollerblades and protective gear not provided. Weather permitting.

Open Level Chesswith JovanGrades: K–9$475The class uses projectors to explain strategies of chess, including openings, tactics,and endgames. Groups are formed by chess knowledge. Children learn all aspects of the game,Besides les-sons done by chess teacher kids will learn to focus by solving chess puzzles and by playing against similar opponents and analyzing their games with the chess-master. In addition to chess, other mind games will be introduced towards the end class to improve problem solving and critical thinking.

Crazy Chemworks and Secret Agent Lab NEW! Grades: 1–2$375Pt I - Come and spark imaginative learning with some Mad Chemistry. Watch as we combine elements and make the fizz, crackle and change color! We'll delve into molecules and chemical reactions that produce light, gas and even slime. Some of the weekly topics in this session include: Lab Works, Junior Reactors, P.H. Phactor, Slime Time, The Glow Show, Dry Ice Capades, Icky Sticky Stuff, Chemistry Corner, The Mystery of Chem and Kitchen Chemistry. Pt II - Step into the shoes of a detective and uncover the sci-ence involved in evidence gathering and analysis. You will probe the science of tracking as you stamp out scenarios and uncover codes in this session. Some of the weekly topics in this session include: Crime Lab, Cracking the Case, The Science of Security, Agent Undercover, Sleuths on the Scene, Funky Fo-rensics, Spy Academy, Junior Detection and Whodunit?

Non-Digital Game Designwith Reynaldo VargasGrades: 1–3$375Non-Digital Game Design is a hands-on workshop class for younger students to introduce them to the challenges and intricacies of game design. Games, both digital and non-digital, are fundamentally similar in terms of rules, goals and complex systems. Teaching using non-digital game design removes the hurdle of the computer-user problem that stu-dents will have when starting out. This class will have students play and iterate existing games as design practice. Every week students will create their own non-digital games in teams.

Flight Club-Aviation with Hobby Questwith Hobby QuestGrades: 1–3$375Calling all fliers–do you love airplanes? Build our very own aircraft and watch them fly overhead!First we’ll kick things off with the ZING WING. Using a high speed slingshot launcher, this boomerang shaped flier soars to heights as great as five stories before gliding back down to you! Then we’ll launch the classic monoplane J3 PIPER. Featuring a tension driven propeller and a high mounted wing configuration, this model is built for power and extra long flight durations. From there we’ll explore the science of flight in our special aviation lab. Using exciting and engaging hands-on experiments, we’ll learn the ins and outs of aeronautical engineering, from how a plane can lift off and stay airborne to the many ways you can alter aircraft to achieve maximum flight time, maneuverability and special features. Putting all that knowledge to good use, we’ll DESIGN AND BUILD ORIGINAL AIRCRAFT—cre-ating, testing and flying our own one-of-a-kind inventions. And for our finale we’ll build the DRAGONFLY, featuring an electric motor and an expansive wingspan, this ever-popular model boasts hearty glide stability and flight times as long as 90 seconds. So whether you’re an aspiring pilot or just an air-borne fan, clear your creativity and imagination soar!

Intermediate Mandarinwith Wei Bo For Continuing StudentsGrades: 1–4$450This course is for students who were in the program for one year or students that have some exposure to Mandarin.) All lower school students have Mandarin once a week as part of the regular school curriculum. Wei Bo is a great resource, teaching language and culture through fun, engaging meth-ods and activities. Students will learn how to read and write Chinese characters. They will have the benefit of Wei Bo’s own textbooks, flashcards, practice homework books and DVDs, including pronunciation help and computer-based language skill-building games. Limited enrollment. One time materials fee included. For more information, contact [email protected].

Introduction to Paper Quilling NEW!Grades: 2-6$375Paper quilling or paper filigree is an art or craft where the artist creates intricate designs by shaping and gluing narrow strips of paper. This art requires patience, neatness and ability to visualize patterns. It produces amazingly beautiful results that can be used for a variety of purposes: item decorating, handmade greeting cards, three dimensional miniatures, art pieces and even jewelry.

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Hip Hopwith KPD–Kelly Peters DanceGrades: 2–8$375Ok now lets have fun with Hip Hop! This class will be divided up between absolute beginners, intermediate and advanced students. If your child just wants to dance and have fun, this is the class for them. Come with your friends and learn to dance and build self-confidence and work ethic while learning about the culture of Hip Hop dance. The Intermediate / Advanced level appeals to those who love to dance and OR have had some dance experience. Training will bring you to a level where you can follow choreography with others.Kelly will teach basic dance movement in five forms of street dance that fall under the umbrella of Hip Hop. There will be “Breaking”, “Popping”, “Locking”, “House”, Party Dancing from the 80’s and 90’s as well commercial Hip Hop Chore-ography. At the end of each semester each class will present a performance / demonstration of all they’ve learned.

Movie and iMoviewith Junior LabGrades: 3–8$375Explore the relationship between photography and video. Students learn about the evolution from still to moving im-age through hands-on exercises. We develop our own short stories, write scripts and create storyboards. After all those preparatory exercises students collaborate with each other on filming - being directors, camera opereators and actors. The process of editing in iMovie is covered in detail.

The Mystery of MagicWith Adam CardoneGrades: 3–6$375In this course the students will learn what it takes to be a mas-ter magician. Most people think that learning the trick is all it takes to fool an audience but Cardone the magician will teach

the real secrets that can’t be bought in a magic store. Sleight of hand, timing, voice and speech, pantomime, psychology, magic history, and the basics of theatre arts will be taught to make you not only a magicituesdayan, but a master entertain-er. Beware, some of the tricks taught will be easy but some will require serious practice. Cardone will be performing at a fundraiser on April 19th at Nest+m. Students in this course will be given a a chance to perform up on stage with him too. Cardone has been performing magic on a professional level for 23 years and holds a BFA in Theatre Arts from Carnegie Mellon University. Cardonethemagician.com.

Homework Club Jr. and Homework Club Sr.Grades: K–5$250This class is for kids who would like to spend their after schooltime doing homework. We have qualified instructors to sup-port children doing their homework. For children that don’thave homework, they will be kept busy with games or freeplay. Kids are separated in two groups. Homework Club Jr. isk-2 and Homework Club Sr. is 3–5.

Middle School Study Hall / Math Tutoring NEW! with Mike HeGrades: 6-8 $250Middle School Parents – you asked for it – we listened. Start-ing this semester After3 is holding a middle school only Study Hall where your child can enjoy a quiet place to study, do homework and/or receive math tutoring from Mike He, who worked for six years as a high school math teacher in his na-tive country of China where he graduated from Teachers Col-lege with a degree in Mathematics. So put aside your fears of your child asking YOU for help with the "hard" middle school math. We know you haven't opened a math book since you graduated school yourself! Don't worry. Mike is here to help. Mike's own daughter is a middle school Nest+m student and he is well versed the curriculum.

T U E S D AY SSwimming NEW! with Physique Swim SchoolGrades: 1-8$450Learning to swim takes time, practice, and patience, but the re-wards are tremendous. The faculty of Physique Swim School, believe that swimming is an essential part of a full life. Us-ing unique and dynamic teaching methods, the experienced staff will take Nest+m kids the whole way from beginners to master-swimmers. Upon completion of a swim level, each stu-dent receives a certificate of achievement, they then have it as a constant reminder of what they have achieved, and what they are capable of achieving in the future. More advanced students will train as if on a swim team where they will learn how to swim better, faster and efficiently. There are two essential parts to successful swimming – technique and training. Technique

will be addressed first as a foundation. Once your child has se-cured good technique, appropriative workouts become more effective. These workouts will combine stroke/ kicking drills, and interval sets, which together will make training more ef-fective and fun. Children are divided up into five groups based on skill level. Instructor to Child ratio is 1:4 at the beginner levels and increases slightly with level.

Splat, Boom, Pow! (Cartooning)with Mark HurwittGrades: K–2$375In this class students will learn how to draw their favorite car-toon characters and how to invent new characters of their own creation. We will begin with basic drawing and cartooning les-sons and then develop our characters and cartoon stories. By

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the end of the semester every young artist in the class will have completed a sketch book of their own original work that will show their progression through the program. Most of all, we’ll have fun!

Creating Pop-Up Story Books and Learning German NEW!with Johanna HammGrades: K-2$375In this class, you will learn basic German sentences and words by making a bilingual pop-up book. We will create individual books and stories using all the vocabulary that you want to learn. Through writing them and visualizing these words in the book, you will be able to memorize them more easily, as you make visual and literal connections with them.

Super Soccer StarsGrades: K–2$400At Super Soccer Stars, it is our goal to teach soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Our philoso-phy is to use soccer to nurture, to build self-confidence, and to develop teamwork in every class. Our specially designed cur-riculum uses positive reinforcement and a low child-to-coach ratio to ensure that each child improves at his or her own rate while having endless fun. Super Soccer Stars classes focus on conditioning and the basic fundamentals of dribbling, passing, defending, and shooting. We guarantee that each child is learn-ing and having a blast from the moment the whistle blows! Weather permitting.

Cookingwith Tuesday MinorGrades: K–2$375Each week the young chefs will make delicious foods, bake tasty treats, and learn about meal planning using the new food pyramid. Our recipes will be inspired by the children’s food studies at school. The After3 cooking curriculum will supple-ment the children’s school curriculum. There will be many rec-ipes explored during the Native American, New Amsterdam, Early America studies, and much more. We will be incorpo-rating fundamentals of math, science, reading, and art as we make our yummy treats. All this while reinforcing healthy eat-ing habits and teaching children to make good food choices.

Violinwith InterPlayGrades: K–8$450(Children will be placed in the appropriate level)Pre-twinklers: for the complete beginner, focus on posture bow hold, familiar tunes, and fun note-reading games.Twinklers: completed one full session has a basic understand-ing and ability to play the instrument,can play repertoire from book 1 String Explorer and Suzuki.Advanced Beginner: completed two full sessions or has stud-ied privately, has completed book 1 String Explorer and Su-zuki, can sight-read music with ease.Intermediate: completed two or more sessions or has studied

privately, can play repertoire from book 2 String Explorer and Suzuki, can sight-read with ease.Advanced: completed four or more sessions or has studied privately, can play advanced repertoire with expression and fluent music.Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at [email protected] for more information.

Chess–Beginning / Intermediatewith JovanGrades: K–7$475The class uses projectors to explain strategies of chess, includ-ing openings, tactics, and endgames. Groups are formed by chessknowledge. Children learn all aspects of the game, Be-sides lessons done by chess teacher kids will learn to focus by solving chess puzzles and by playing against similar opponents and analyzing their games with the chess-master.

Advanced Jr. Fll RoboticsGrades: 2–4$400This class is open to students who have previously enrolled in the JrFLL class only. This class is designed to leverage the student’s skills from the beginner class and take Jr.FLL teams to the next level. Using the LEGO® Education WeDo™ system designed specifically to bring the fun and challenge of robotics to students ages 7 to 11.Team members will build LEGO models featuring work-ing motors and sensors, program their models with colorful, visual software designed just for kids, and explore a series of cross-curricular, theme based activities while developing their skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, as well as language and literacy.The class allows for building models that are more robust andintelligent too! This class provides a smooth transition to theskills needed in the FIRST LEGO League.

Draw, Paint, Animate NEW! with Erin DunnGrades: 3-6$375Watch your ideas come to life with animation! Experiment with cut-paper, clay-mation, flip books and more, students will create moving artworks on flat-screen. Get introduced to basic techniques such as timing, sequencing and sound. Stu-dents will create videos with painting, drawing, garage band and iMove. Enrollment limited to 10 students. For more infor-mation, contact [email protected].

Young Architects Club– Google SketchUp Prowith Howard SternGrades: 3–6$375Students will learn the tools to create floor plans, buildings, chairs and other objects using Google Sketch Up. With the push/pull tool, you can make floor plans 3 dimensional. With the orbit tool, you can fly in, out, and around your project. With the paint tool materials, and colors can be added. Some additional objects and furnishings can be imported from the Google library. Projects will be done to scale, which will re-

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quire some basic math skills. For more info contact [email protected].

Comics Club NEW!with Sophocles PlokamakisGrades: 3–6$375Think you know a lot about comics? Guess again! In this class students will learn to appreciate the language of comics, and how they work. Students will be introduced to comics from around the globe such as super hero comics from the U.S., Jap-anese Manga, European comics, Chinese Manwa and Korean Manhwa. Read comics from all genres such as action, sci-fi, comedy, magical girls, comic strips, martial arts, fantasy, biog-raphies, non-fiction, mysteries, westerns and sports! Learn the history of comic books and their secret origin! Students will also learn how to create rough drafts for comic pages (thumb-nails) and how to design COOL COMIC PAGES! Study fa-mous maverick cartoonists from the late 19th century to the present. Delve into the minds and hands of the pro cartoon-ist by learning to use professional comic art tools to learn the techniques and tricks of the trade. Everyone will learn new things in this course. So what are you waiting for?

Fashion Designer Bootcamp NEW! with Kasia WisniewskiGrades: 3–6$375How do designers bring their ideas to life? This class explores the elements of fashion design and illustration. Like your fa-vorite designers, we’ll talk about inspiration, explore color, and create sketches, then we’ll bring those ideas to life using simple sewing techniques with BIG impact. We’ll also work on special techniques to take your designs to the next level, like appliqué and embroidery. No experience necessary, but if you’ve sewn before, there will be plenty of chances to chal-lenge yourself! At the end, we’ll celebrate with a mini fashion show to show off your creations! ($25 materials fee included.)

Advanced Chamber Music with InterPlayGrades: 3-6$400Duets, trios, and quartets coached by faculty, focusing on musicianship, music history and context, delving into more advanced repertoire, focusing on the larger work, form, and technique. Pianists, cellists, and violinists are welcome to reg-

ister. Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at [email protected] for more information. Join the club!

Youth Chorale with David Salyers Grades: 4–8 $375(Tuesdays and Wednesdays)The Youth Chorale sings challenging choral music in a wide variety of styles, including classical, pop, jazz, gospel and world music. Some members have performed with other sing-ers from our state, region and even the entire nation in special honor choirs. If you would like to join us, there is a short audi-tion. You do not have to be an “”American Idol.”” I just need to hear that you sing on pitch and that your voice will blend with the other singers. You may only register for the Chorale with my permission. For more information contact David Salyers at [email protected].



W E D N E S D AY SSuper Soccer StarsGrades: K–2$400At Super Soccer Stars, it is our goal to teach soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Our philoso-phy is to use soccer to nurture, to build self-confidence, and to develop teamwork in every class. Our specially designed cur-riculum uses positive reinforcement and a low child-to-coach ratio to ensure that each child improves at his or her own rate

while having endless fun. Super Soccer Stars classes focus on conditioning and the basic fundamentals of dribbling, passing, defending, and shooting. We guarantee that each child is learn-ing and having a blast from the moment the whistle blows! Weather permitting.

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Found Fun NEW!with Albeliza PerezGrades: K–2$375This class explores every day objects in fine art & crafts with an emphasis on re-purposing everyday materials to make some-thing new. We will talk about recycling, folk art and DIY cul-ture. We'll encourage students to think outisde of conventional art materials and will include projects in mobile-making, paper mache sculptures, plant terrariums, textile dyeing and collages.

Beginning Mandarin with Wei BoGrades: K–2$450(This class is for the students continuing from last semes-ter and new students to Wei Bo.) All lower school students have exposure to Mandarin once a week as part of the regular school curriculum. Wei Bo Mandarin Afterschool Program helps your child learn this increasingly important world lan-guage. Wei Bo is a great resource, teaching language and cul-ture through fun and activities. Students will learn how to read and write Chinese characters. They will have the benefit of Wei Bo’s own textbooks, flashcards, practice homework books and DVDs, including pronunciation help and computer-based language skill-building games. Limited enrollment.

Beginning Jr. Fll RoboticsGrades: K–2 $400This course is designed to foster student interest in science and engineering and just getting started into the world of Robot-ics. Facilitated by adult mentors, the students research, think critically and imagine ways to solve the challenge pertaining toSuper Seniors improve the quality of life for seniors. The stu-dents will be mentored to produce both (1) a tri-fold poster of the team journey and (2) a LEGO model with at least one movable piece comprised of 400 to 1,000 LEGO parts during the season. This course fosters teamwork and critical thinking. This will be a fun journey where imagination and creativity are mapped to building a movable machine.

Handwriting without Tearswith Dr. Heidi PressGrades: K–5$550Handwriting instruction is offered by a licensed Occupational Therapists who is certified in Handwriting Without Tears. Your child will develop hand strength, in-hand manipula-tion skills, visual motor and visual scanning skills all while learning good graphomotor skills (handwriting) through the Handwriting Without Tears program. The therapist will as-sist your child in improving their graphomotor skills through games, worksheets, physical activities and writing. 5 per 1 ra-tio. For any questions please contact Dr. Heidi Press at [email protected].

Beginning Cellowith InterPlayGrades: K–3$400For the complete beginner, focus on posture, bow hold, famil-

iar tunes, and fun note-reading games. Continuing and new students welcome. Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at [email protected] for more information.

Fencingwith Sheridan Fencing AcademyGrades: 2–8$400Students enjoy a step-wise, intensive introduction to the tech-nique, rules, strategy and improvisational beauty of the sport of fencing. They enjoy the learning process and take pride and pleasure in their efforts by focusing on the rewards, not the labor involved. Through activities and exercises they develop fundamental skills in a way that brings fun and exuberance to the learning process. From the first traditional salute at the beginning of class to bouting practice at its end, the focus is on good sportsmanship, self-regulation, athleticism and the magic of the swash and buckle. Students are broken up into two groups of classes that run for 45 minutes each. Children not in class will be in Homework Club.

Chess–Beginning / Intermediatewith JovanGrades: K–7$475The class uses projectors to explain strategies of chess, includ-ing openings, tactics, and endgames. Groups are formed by chess knowledge. Children learn all aspects of the game, Be-sides lessons done by chess teacher kids will learn to focus by solving chess puzzles and by playing against similar opponents and analyzing their games with the chess-master.

Advanced Beginner Cello NEW!with InterPlayGrades: 1–5 $400 For students who have completed at least one prior semester or had private or group lessons elsewhere. Must have a ba-sic understanding and ability to play the instrument, can play repertoire from book 1 String Explorer and Suzuki.Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at [email protected] for more information.

The World of Japanese Anime & Manga!with Sophocles PlokamakisGrades: 3–6$375Manga (refers to popular Japanese comics). This course will teach students how to draw everything Manga and Anime re-lated! From fan art of popular characters from Dragonball Z, One Piece, Bleach and Naruto to Sailormoon, Spirited Away, and many more. Learn to draw your own characters wheth-er they are Martial artists, Giant Monsters, Robots, cyborgs, Mecha, Fairies, Ninjas, Pirates, Animals etc in a Manga and Anime Style. Students will also learn to draw their own fan-tasy worlds and planets in perspective. This will make their backgrounds and environments their characters live in look real and believable! Students will be introduced to many new manga in many genres. Examples will be shown from Shojo (Comics for girls) and Shonen (Comics for boys).

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Students will be exposed to a selection of the greatest Anime films (Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away, Castle in the Sky & More) and episodes of anime series in different genres (Mar-tial Arts/ Sports/ Sci-Fi/ Adventure, Fantasy). They will also look at the art books and Manga (Japanese for Comics) that the anime version came from. Common themes used in Ani-me and manga will be also be discussed as well as how manga and anime is made by the professionals. They will learn the history behind the great artists and art mediums that begun the manga movement.

Debate Clubwith EliseGrades: 5–8$375Debate Club seeks students who like to research, organize notes and argue about current events and important topics! (Past topics have included military drones, NYC bike lanes, charter schools and carbon emissions cap and trade pro-grams.) We are a competitive team with league tournaments on 5-7 Saturdays throughout the school year. Aside from our weekly meetings, students have the responsibility to do 1 hour a week at home to prepare for tournaments. Parents will also be required to train as league judges, serving at least one Sat-urday in the school year. Anyone interested in registering for this class for the first time please e-mail Jill Neiberg at [email protected] before starting registration.

After3 Comedy Club with Improv KidsGrades:3–7$350Students will learn valuable theater and comedy performing skills while developing a comedy show at the end of the se-mester. While Improvisation is the focus, those interested in Stand-Up and Sketch Comedy will have the opportunity to create original material. Program Director, Walt Frasier, has appeared on Late Night with Letterman, MTV, VH1, WE, Nick, Off Broadway, Broadway Tours and more. Mr. Frasier is the Artistic Director of EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH. His staff performs 500+ shows every year.

Guitarwith John BerenzyGrades: 3–8$450This course is for beginner and intermediate students. Stu-dents are grouped by ability. Each child gets individual atten-tion. Class is limited to 8 students. For more information on John Berenzy please visit: www.johnberenzy.com.

Video Game Design using GameSalad with Tam MyaingGrades: 4–6 $375 Learn how to create games and video games with GameSalad. GameSalad (www.gamesalad.com) is a visual game creation tool that enables designers to create games without writing a line of code. They do so by dropping ‘actors’ into ‘scenes’ and assigning rules on how they interact with other actors and props. Using this visual tool, you can create simple games that

can be played on the computer, the web, and even your iPhone (or Android phone). Explore the fundamentals of game design and game mechan-ics used in popular games. Familiarize yourself with the game creator’s tools, from those used for art and music to marketing your creations. Goals of the course include: Observing how different mechanics can be combined to make games, not just video games, Recognizing components that make a game good or bad, Observing how games, even video games, start out in pen and paper format. Understanding how prototyping and iteration (i.e. making multiple versions) is very important in game design. Learn how to recognize problems in game de-sign and figure out ways of fixing them. Learn from mistakes, Learn to use constraints as a design tool, Learn how to use the right tool for the right job. Learn the basics of GameSalad Cre-ator, Learn to work in a team. Learn to communicate require-ments with your project team, Tools available for promoting your game -Understand that it is not enough to make a good game — you need to let your audience know about your game, and get their attention.Course is taught by Tam Myaing who is a game designer who has been making games as a hobby and professionally for 30 years. Ranging from board games to video games, Tam’s work can also be seen in various children’s museums. Tam is the founder of Games, an educational games company located in Manhattan.

Cooking 101with Ygael TresserGrades: 3–8$400In Cooking 101, we will use traditional dishes to explore dif-ferent countries and cities around the globe. With an empha-ses on whole foods and sustainable sourcing, your kids will have hands on experience with a variety of ingredients, tastes and preparations. Each class will begin with finding our des-tination on the map, looking at pictures and talking about the culture that exists there.We will go on to making a typical recipe, opening up our minds to new smells, tastes and flavor profiles. Your kids will learn international recipes that they can recreate at home- from sushi, to curry, to ratatouille. By anchoring these recipes in a talk about culture and travel, the kids have incentive to try new things and get excited about sharing their own and other’s cultures. (materials fee included in price.).

Intermediate Chamber Musicwith InterPlayGrades: 3–8$400Duets, trios, and quartets coached by faculty, focusing on musicianship, music history and context, delving into more advanced repertoire, focusing on the larger work, form, and technique. Cellists, and violinists are welcome to register. Instruments not provided. Please contact Miho Zaitsu at [email protected] for more information.

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Youth Choralewith David SalyersGrades: 4–8(Tuesdays and Wednesdays)$375The Youth Chorale sings challenging choral music in a wide variety of styles, including classical, pop, jazz, gospel and world music. Some members have performed with other sing-ers from our state, region and even the entire nation in special honor choirs. If you would like to join us, there is a short audi-tion. You do not have to be an “”American Idol.”” I just need to hear that you sing on pitch and that your voice will blend with the other singers. You may only register for the Chorale with my permission. For more information contact David Salyers at [email protected].

Rock Band with Gowanas Music ClubGrades: 6–10$450On day one, we will begin with a meet and greet followed by organizing the students into bands of specific genres, taking into account each one?s chief interest. Students will be asked to make suggestions as to song selection and the instructors will recommend songs as well. Original songs are definitely encouraged, and considered on an individual basis by each band. Chord charts for the songs will be written with the guid-ance of the instructors. On the upcoming sessions, the focus will remain on learning the songs and individual parts along with microphone technique. The charts will eventually be re-moved so that students learn to commit the songs to memory. Finally, a band name is chosen by each group and we discuss the band image, and interacting with an audience. We will provide the instruments and other equipment unless your

child wants to bring in their own. To ensure the show is adequately prepared, the students will be asked to do some preparation at home. The teachers will also spend time examining the individual parts carefully with the students. The final sessions will be dedicated to refining the arrangements and adding the performance element. The bands will do several dress rehearsals, and everyone gets to ROCK OUT at the concert!

Middle School Chess Team Practice with Matan Prilleltensky Grades: 6–8 $350 For serious players competing, or looking to compete, on the NEST+m chess team. Players are active at many local events and challenge for state and national championships as a group. Teachers include National Master Matan Prilleltensky. A typi-cal session is primarily tournament style play and game re-views. Players with limited experience may be OK, but spots are limited and preference given to those playing competitive chess and looking to represent the school at tournaments. For active tournament players only. For more information please contact Matan at [email protected].

Homework Club Jr. and Homework Club Sr.Grades: K–8$250This class is for kids who would like to spend their after schooltime doing homework. We have qualified instructors to sup-port children doing their homework. For children that don’thave homework, they will be kept busy with games or freeplay. Kids are separated in two groups. Homework Club Jr. isk-2 and Homework Club is 3rd and up.

T H U R S D AY SSuper Soccer StarsGrades: K–2$400At Super Soccer Stars, it is our goal to teach soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Our philoso-phy is to use soccer to nurture, to build self-confidence, and to develop teamwork in every class. Our specially designed cur-riculum uses positive reinforcement and a low child-to-coach ratio to ensure that each child improves at his or her own rate while having endless fun. Super Soccer Stars classes focus on conditioning and the basic fundamentals of dribbling, passing, defending, and shooting. We guarantee that each child is learn-ing and having a blast from the moment the whistle blows! Weather permitting.

Engineering Fundamentals With Legowith Playwell TechnologiesGrades: K–2$400Design and build motorized machines, catapults, pyramids, demolition derby cars, truss and suspension bridges, build ings, and other constructions. Explore concepts in physics, mechanical engineering, structural engineering, and archi-

tecture while playing with your favorite creations. This is a hands-on and minds-on class suitable for LEGO® novices to “maniacs.” This class is not affiliated with the LEGO Group. For more information about our organization, please visit our website, www.play-well.org.

Action Painting! NEW!with Erin DunnGrades: K–2$375Not your typical painting class! This class will utilize experi-mental ways of painting and mark making, focusing on the act fo painting rather than the final image. In addition to using paints and brushes, we will also explore more experimental ways of painting including using brooms and sticks, rocks and balls, dancing on our drawings, print making, and collage to make expressionist and abstract pictures.

Cookingwith Tuesday MinorGrades: K–2$375Each week the young chefs will make delicious foods, bake

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tasty treats, and learn about meal planning using the new food pyramid. Our recipes will be inspired by the children’s food studies at school. The After3 cooking curriculum will supple-ment the children’s school curriculum.There will be many rec-ipes explored during the Native American, New Amsterdam, Early America studies, and much much more. We will be in-corporating fundamentals of math, science, reading, and art as we make our yummy treats. All this while reinforcing healthy eating habits and teaching children to make good food choices.

Violinwith InterPlayGrades: K–8$450 (Children will be placed in the appropriate level)Pre-twinklers: for the complete beginner, focus on posture bow hold, familiar tunes, and fun note-reading games.Twinklers: completed one full session at NESTStrings, has a basic understanding and ability to play the instrument, can play repertoire from book 1 String Explorer and Suzuki.Advanced Beginner: completed two full sessions at NEST or has studied privately, has completed book 1 String Explorer and Suzuki, can sight-read music with ease.Intermediate: completed two or more sessions at NEST-Strings or has studied privately, can play repertoire from book 2 String Explorer and Suzuki, can sight-read with ease.Advanced: completed four or more sessions at NESTStrings or has studied privately, can play advanced repertoire with ex-pression and fluent music.

Advanced Jr. Fll RoboticsGrades: 2–4$400This class is open to students who have previously enrolled in the JrFLL class only. This class is designed to leverage the student’s skills from the beginner class and take Jr.FLL teams to the next level. Using the LEGO® Education WeDo™ system designed specifically to bring the fun and challenge of robotics to students ages 7 to 11. Team members will build LEGO models featuring working motors and sensors, program their models with colorful, visual software designed for kids, and explore a series of cross-curric-ular, theme based activities while developing their skills in sci-ence, technology, engineering, and mathematics, as well as lan-guage and literacy. The class allows for building models that are more robust and intelligent too! This class provides a smooth transition to the skills needed in the FIRST LEGO League.

Fabulous Fabrics in Fashion NEW! with Kasia Wisniewski Grades: 3–6$375We’ll create our own unique fabrics the way top designers do, then fashion them into fun accessories and garments for com-pletely one-of-a-kind pieces! Students will explore color and print creation, then use a variety of surface design techniques including resist painting, block printing, and watercolor to transform ordinary fabric to something extraordinary. We’ll take it a step further when we take it to the sewing machine. No previous experience needed. This class teaches you the ba-sics of sewing while you work on your unique projects. If this

is your first time sewing, you will start off with some great be-ginner items. And if you’ve been sewing for a while, you will be challenged and develop your skills.($25 materials fee included.)

Quick Start Tenniswith John DergositsGrades: 3–6$375Learn basic tennis skills while having fun. This class will use USTA recommended quick start balls and shortened court lengths in order to acquire the strength and control needed for beginner success. Group and individual drills and games will be used to help the children progress. Tennis is a lifelong physical and social game that brings fitness, mental focus and fun. This class will be limited to 10 students in order to insure individual attention and definite success. Sneakers required.

Lower School Chess Team Practice with Matan Prilleltensky Grades: 3–5 $350 For serious players competing, or looking to compete, on the chess team. Players are active at many local events and chal-lenge for state and national championships as a group. Teach-ers include National Master Matan Prilleltensky. A typical session is primarily tournament style play and game reviews. Players with limited experience may be OK, but spots are lim-ited and preference given to those playing competitive chess and looking to represent the school at tournaments. For active tournament players only. (K-2 may be welcome if experienced and active in tournaments. Please ask Matan.) For more in-formation please contact Matan at [email protected].

Guitarwith John BerenzyGrades: 5–12This course is for older students of all levels. Students are grouped by ability. Each child gets individual attention. Class is limited to 8 students. Advanced Students interested in les-sons, please contact [email protected]. For more in-formation on John Berenzy please visit: www.johnberenzy.com.

Documentary Film-making NEW!with Johanna Hamm Grades: 3-8 $375In this class, you will confront an issue affecting your local community or surrounding society by creating a documen-tary film. We will have several class sessions in which we go and film outside, and others in which we examine what has been filmed and learn to edit the video clips. The class requires working together with others in order to create a film that re-flects multiple people’s input and opinions.

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Advanced Drawingwith ChristinaGrades: 3- 5$375Take over the art studio! Students in Advanced Drawing Stu-dio will explore drawing techniques using a variety of pencils, ink, charcoal, and oil / chalk pastel. Artists will go beyond the standard dimensions of drawing surfaces and create large scale narrative pieces inspired by drawing from observation, our dreams, doodles, and writing. We will also explore com-bining unconventional ways of drawing which will include sewing and collage.

Advanced Mandarinwith Wei BoGrades: 3–7$450(This class for all kids who were previously in the program or who have completed two or more years of Mandarin.) All lower school students have exposure to Mandarin once a week as part of the regular school curriculum. Wei Bo Mandarin Afterschool Program helps your child learn this increasingly important world language. Wei Bo is a great resource, teaching language and culture through fun, engaging methods and ac-tivities. Students will learn how to read and write Chinese char-acters. They will have the benefit of Wei Bo’s own textbooks, flashcards, practice homework books and DVDs, including pronunciation help and computer-based language skill-build-ing games. Limited enrollment. One time materials fee includ-ed. For more information, contact [email protected].



F R I D AY SIndoor/Outdoor Sportswith DionGrades: K–5$300For several intense hours each week, Dion will guide studen-tathletes through the fundamentals of several ball sports, re-lying heavily on sharing team responsibility. In addition to working collectively, participants will enhance their individu-al skill set to become i.e. faster, more explosive, stronger, while enjoying the interaction with their peers.

Swimmingwith Physique Swim SchoolGrades: 1–8$400Learning to swim takes time, practice, and patience, but the re-wards are tremendous. The faculty of Physique Swim School, believe that swimming is an essential part of a full life. Us-ing unique and dynamic teaching methods, the experienced staff will take Nest+m kids the whole way from beginners to master-swimmers. Upon completion of a swim level, each stu-dent receives a certificate of achievement, they then have it as a constant reminder of what they have achieved, and what they are capable of achieving in the future. More advanced students will train as if on a swim team where they will learn how to swim better, faster and more efficiently.

There are two essential parts to successful swimming–tech-nique and training. Technique will be addressed first as a foundation. Once your child has secured good technique, ap-propriative workouts become more effective. These workouts will combine stroke/ kicking drills, and interval sets, which together will make training more effective and fun. Children are divided up into five groups based on skill level. All beginner 1 & beginner 2 levels are 1:4 instructor to student ratio and advanced 1 is 1:5, advanced 2 and swim team prep can be 1:6. Parents will receive bi-monthly e-mails informing them as to what each level is working on. For more info: www.physiqueswimming.com/about-us/levels-description.

CAPOEIRAwith Afro Brazil ArtsGrades: K–8$375For boys and girls! Capoeira is fun! It is Playful Brazilian “Ka-rate” with Acrobatics. It is a Martial Art that combines kicks and acrobatics, dance and cart wheels. Capoeira is from Brazil and is popular all over the world. The class is taught by capoei-ra teaching artists from Afro Brazil Arts under the direction of Mestre Ombrinho, the first North American master. Your child will build strength, confidence, flexibility, coor-dination, reflexes, awareness, balance, agility, and so much more! Our program is based in “FDR,” Focus, Discipline and

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Respect and inspires “ALC,” Achievement, Leadership and Community. For more info visit: www.newyorkcapoeiracenter.com www.afrobrazilarts.org.

Dancewith Paul Taylor Dance CompanyGrades: K–2$375As the educational component of the Paul Taylor Dance Com-pany, The Taylor School exposes students to the joy and pas-sion of Mr. Taylor’s dances, which span almost 60 years of dance making. Through creative games Young Artists are able to explore their innate love for movement in a safe and nur-turing environment. They will learn basic dance exercises that build the early foundations of modern dance technique- the basis for Taylor’s choreography- and express their own crea-tive voices. Raegan Wood was a principal dancer with the Paul Taylor Dance Company from 1982-1989. Classes are divided up into two groups, each class is 45 minutes. Children are kept entertained with games and activities during down time.

Beginning Jr. Fll RoboticsGrades: K–2 $375This course is designed to foster student interest in science and engineering and just getting started into the world of Robot-ics. Facilitated by adult mentors, the students research, think critically and imagine ways to solve the challenge pertaining toSuper Seniors improve the quality of life for seniors. The stu-dents will be mentored to produce both (1) a tri-fold poster of the team journey and (2) a LEGO model with at least one movable piece comprised of 400 to 1,000 LEGO parts during the season. This course fosters teamwork and critical thinking. This will be a fun journey where imagination and creativity are mapped to building a movable machine.

Junior Lab Photographywith Kostas KiritsisGrades: K–2$375The class serves as an introduction into the world of photog-raphy. It explains the nature, origins and usage of photographs to very young children. It is designed to develop confidence in handling photographic equipment and operating different cameras, learning to compose and take images. It also stimu-lates creativity through a variety of fun guided hands-on pho-tographic projects. Students learn about the world, discussing concepts like colors, shapes or emotions through photographs and are introduced to various skills and techniques such as making artist books, or collage.

Cookingwith Tuesday MinorGrades: 1–5$350Each week the young chefs will make delicious foods, bake tasty treats, and learn about meal planning using the new food pyramid. Our recipes will be inspired by the children’s food studies at school. The After3 cooking curriculum will supple-ment the children’s school curriculum. There will be many rec-ipes explored during the Native American, New Amsterdam,

Early America studies, and much much more. We will be in-corporating fundamentals of math, science, reading, and art as we make our yummy treats. All this while reinforcing healthy eating habits and teaching children to make good food choices.

Yugioh!with Sophocles PlokamakisGrades: 2–8$300Strategy, monsters, spells, traps! Enter the Japanese world of Duel Monsters (Yugioh!). Students will learn the history of the most popular card game on the planet from a duelist who started playing when the game first came out. They will get to see and play with hundreds of the original Yugioh! cards in person. Students will get to read the Yugioh! Manga, watch the anime and the first Yugioh! animated film. Several win-ning strategies of the game will be discussed, and each student will be encouraged to develop their own deck around a strat-egy that works best for them. Students will have a chance to develop their skills by dueling with their friends in each class. Tournaments will be held with prize cards given out to the whole class. Students will learn to draw their favorite mon-sters and be encouraged to design their own Yugioh! cards and creatures. This class is great for novice, beginner, intermediate or seasoned fans and players of Yugioh! Everyone will learn new things in this course.

Quick Start Tenniswith John DergositsGrades: K–2$350Learn basic tennis skills while having fun. This class will use USTA recommended quick start balls and shortened court lengths in order to acquire the strength and control needed for beginner success. Group and individual drills and games will be used to help the children progress. Tennis is a lifelong physical and social game that brings fitness, mental focus and fun. This class will be limited to 10 students in order to insure individual attention and definite success. Sneakers required.

Secret Agent Lab NEW! with Mad Science Grades: 1 -2$350Step into the shoes of a detective and uncover the science in-volved in evidence gathering and analysis. You will probe the science of tracking as you stamp out scenarios and uncover codes in this session. Some of the weekly topics in this session include: Crime Lab, Cracking the Case, The Science of Secu-rity, Agent Undercover, Sleuths on the Scene, Funky Forensics, Spy Academy, Junior Detection and Whodunit?

The Songbirdswith David SalyersGrades: 2–3$350The Songbirds is a 2nd & 3rd grade choir singing a variety of styles from classical and folk to pop and jazz. Many of our pieces will be in 2 part harmony with perhaps some 3 part mu-sic as we learn vocal technique for healthy singing. This will help you prepare for the Youth Chorale when you are in the

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4th grade. The Songbirds will perform in at last two concerts per year, along with the Chorale. No audition is required.

American Girl Fashion FunWith Kasia WisniewskiGrades: 3–6$375Learn a variety of hand and machine-sewing skills while you make matching outfits and accessories for you and your American Girl doll. Bring your doll to life while expressing her fashion personality, then celebrate your semester of hard work and creativity with a dress-up pizza party, which will include informal presentations of your AG fashion designs.

Interactive Sculpture NEW! with Johanna HammGrades: 3-6$300In this class, you can experiment with different sculptural ma-terials and explore the possibilities of creating and interacting with sculptures in a small group. We will use several interac-tive practices, ranging from tactile experience of the material to the encouragement of communication through the sculp-tures we create. The class is open-ended – you can set your own objectives or work with others to develop collective goals.

Scratch Animation (Video Game Design)Grades: 3–7$400This course teaches computer programming using MIT’s Scratch system. Our students learn high-level problemsolving strategies such as decomposing problems into small pieces, combining components into larger solutions, and trouble-shooting. Students find strategic uses for mathematical con-

cepts such as angles, Cartesian (X-Y) coordinates, and formal logic. All students will make several games and/or animations that they can publish on MIT’s website for others to view and download or that they can download themselves and play at home! No previous programming experience is required. New and interesting projects will be made available for kids who have previously taken this course. For more info contact [email protected].

After School Basketball (Boys)Grades: 5-6$250Come learn the fundamentals of the greatest game ever in-vented! Improve your skills and play pick-up with your class-mates, every Friday through November 29th at the Hamilton Fish playground, right next to NEST. We will have a pizza party after the final class to celebrate. Supervised care/indoor games and activities provided for December and January at no additional cost. Coached by Dave McGrail, aspiring Bos-ton Celtics points guard, 1994-1997, and aspiring New York Knicks shooting guard, 1998-2000.

After School Basketball (Girls)Grades: 5-6$250Come learn the fundamentals of the greatest game ever in-vented! Improve your skills and play pick-up with your class-mates, every Friday through November 29th at the Hamilton Fish playground, right next to NEST. We will have a pizza party after the final class to celebrate. Supervised care/indoor games and activities provided for December and January at no additional cost. Coached by Jon Gray, who was loosely affiliat-ed with the 1993 NCAA Champion North Carolina Tar Heels.

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYPuppet Making and

Puppet Theatrewith Johanna(K–2) $375

Swimmingwith Physique Swim School

(1–8) $450

Super Soccer Stars(K–2) $400


Indoor / Outdoor Sportswith Dion

(K–5) $300

Cooking Nut and Gluten Freewith Tuesday Minor

(K–5) 375

Splat, Boom, Pow!with Mark Hurwitt

(K–2) $375

Found Funwith Albeliza Perez

(K–2) $375

Engineering FundamentalsWith Lego Playwell Technologies

(K–2) $400

Swimmingwith Physique Swim School

(1–8) $400

Karatewith Amelia Sheftall

(K–8) $350

Creating Pop-Up Story Books and Learning German with Johanna Hamm

(K–2) $375

Beginning Mandarinwith Wei Bo

(K–2) $450

Action Painting!with Erin Dunn(K–2) $375

Capoeirawith Afro Brazilian Arts

(K–8) $375

Violin with InterPlay(k–8) $450


Beginner Jr. Fll RoboticsWith Jeremy

(K–2) $400

Cooking with Tuesday Minor

(K–2) $375

Dance with Paul Taylor Dance Company

(K–2) $375

Skateboardingwith Kids on Wheels

(K–8) $375

Cooking with Tuesday Minor(K–2) $375

Handwriting Without Tearswith Hedi Press(K–5) $550

Violin With InterPlay(k–8) $450

Jr. Fll RoboticsWith Jeremy

(K–2) $375

Rollerbladingwith Kids on Wheels

(K–8) $375

Violin With InterPlay(k–8) $450

Beginning Cellowith InterPlay(K–3) $400

Advanced Jr. Fll Robotics(2–4) $400

Junior Lab Photographywith Kostas Kiritsis

(K–2) $375

Open Level Chesswith Jovan

(K–8) $475

Beginning / Intermediate Chesswith Jovan

(K–8) $475

Fencing Sheridan Fencing Academy

(2–8 ) $400

Fabulous Fabrics in Fashionwith Kasia Wisniewski

(3–6) $375

Cooking with Tuesday Minor

(1-5) $350Crazy Chemworks &

Secret Agent Lab with Mad Science

(1–2) $375

Advanced Jr. Fll Robotics With Jeremy

(2–4) $400

Beginning / Intermediate Chesswith Jovan

(K–8) $475

Quick Start Tenniswith John Dergosits

(3–6) $375

Yugioh! with Sophocles Plokamakis

(2–8) $300

Game DesignWith Reynaldo Vargas

(1–3) $375

Draw, Paint, Animate with Erin Dunn

(3-6) $375

Advanced Beginner Cello Carolyn Jeselsohn / Miho Zaitsu

(1–5) $400

Lower School Chess Team Practice(3-5, some K-2) $350

Quick Start Tenniswith John Dergosits

(K–2) $350

Flight Club Aviation with Hobby Quest

(1–3) $375

Young Architects Club– Google SketchUp Pro

with Howard Stern(3–6) $375

Japanese Anime and Manga with Sophocles Plokamakis

(3–6) $375

Guitar with John Berenzy(5–12) $450

Secret Agent Lab with Mad Science

(1–2) $350

Stars of Tomorrowwith Amy Coleman

(1–3) $375

Comics Club with Sophocles Plokamakis

(3–6) $375

Debate Club with Elise

(5–8) $375

Documentary Film Making with Johanna Hamm

(3–8) $375

SONGBIRDSwith David Salyers

(2–3) $350

Intermediate Mandarinwith Wei Bo

(1–4) $450

Fashion Designer Bootcamp with Kasia Wisniewski

(3–6) $375

After3 Comedy Clubwith Improv Kids

(3–7) $350

Advanced Drawing with Christina Soriano

(3–5) $375

American Girl Fashion Funwith Kasia

(3–6) $375

Introduction to Paper Quilling(2–6) $375

Advanced Chamber Music with InterPlay(3–8) $400

Guitarwith John Berenzy

(3–8) $450

Advanced Mandarinwith Wei Bo

(3–6) $450

Interactive Sculpture with Johanna Hamm

(3–6) $300

Hip Hop with Kelly Peters Dance

(2–8) $375

Youth Choralewith David Salyers

(4–8) $375Tuesdays and Wednesdays

Video Game Design Using GameSalad

(4–6) $375

Homework Club Jr. andHomework Club Sr.

(k-5) $250

Scratch Animation (Video Game Design)

with Launch(3–7) $400

Movie and iMovie with Junior Lab(3–8) $375


(k-5) $250

Cooking 101 with Ygael Tresser

(3-8) $400

Middle School Study Hall and Math Tutoring

with Mike He(6–8) $250

After School Basketball (Boys)(5–6) $250

The Mystery of Magicwith Adam Cardone

(3–6) $375



Intermediate Chamber MusicWith Miho Zaitsu

(3–8) $400

After School Basketball (Girls)(5–6) $250


(k-5) $250

Youth Choralewith David Salyers

(4–8) $375 Tuesdays and Wednesdays



Rock Bandwith Gowanas Music Club

(6–10) $450

Middle School Chess Team Practice $350


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