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    5 Powerful Techniques to Embrace Positive thinking to Rise and Thrive

    Positive Thinking is about facing life's obstacle course with flair, effortlessly spotting the silver lining in our fellow human beings, and rocking our own fabulousness with an extra sprinkle of positivity. By engaging in enjoyable and interactive group discussions, you will gain a deep understanding of the detrimental consequences of negative self-talk. Moreover, you will acquire effective techniques to reshape your thoughts with positivity, thereby boosting your self-confidence to new heights. Please bring paper and a pen.
  • Babysitter Training - (Boys and girls ages 10 and up)

    Babysitting, often the first job for a young person, is a chance to earn money and develop a sense of responsibility. This course will cover appropriate games and activities, telephone common sense, basic first aid, good decision-making skills, and much more.There will be take-home materials for all in class as well as some items for their babysitter bags.**Each student will need to bring a sack lunch and a doll to class
  • Cookie Decorating Class for Kids!

    Local cookier Sammy’s Sweets will teach participants how to use a variety of royal icing techniques to make cookie masterpieces!
  • Home Alone

    Brown County Human Services guidelines suggest that children ages 8-10 can stay home alone for up to three hours at a time and that children ages 11-13 can stay home alone up to twelve hours. This class is for students in grades 4-6 and builds upon the parent/child level 1 class. Staying home alone for the first time is an opportunity eagerly anticipated by most kids; yet with opportunity comes responsibility. The class will cover the basics of staying home alone, including but not limited to: appliance safety, responsibility, house rules, first aid, storm warnings, fire escape plans, and more. This is an interactive class where students have the opportunity to ask questions as they arise. Parents will be able to have follow-up conversations with their students by reviewing take-home materials together after class.
  • Intro: Self-Defense, Wrestling & Weight Lifting After School Club

    Intro: Self-Defense, Wrestling & Weight Lifting Instructor: Mr. Shane Nelson Where: Middle School Wrestling and Weight Room When: Tuesdays and Thursdays starting September 23rd - November 11th (3:30-4:30 PM) Who: Students in grades 5-8 What: Tuesdays will be focused on Self-Defense & Wrestling. No striking will be taught, however, defense, footsweeps & throws will be. Thursdays will be weightlifting after a warm up in the wrestling room. Students will have the opportunity to use the workout room at the Middle School in a structured and guided manner. The students will have workout plans to track their progress & development. This club is for beginners looking to build a better body/mind connection. Join us with a friend! Limit: 24 Students
  • Magic: The Gathering Club

    Magic: The Gathering Club Instructor- Mr. Sam Johnson Where: Room 114 When: Tuesdays Only starting September 23rd - November 11th (3:30-4:30 PM) Who: Students in grades 5-8 What: Magic: The Gathering Club (MTG Club) provides a space for playing the most popular trading card game in the world! Magic: The Gathering is a game where players craft their own decks from tens of thousands of available cards and use those decks to fight other players in games of strategy, guile, and tactics. Build your deck around a theme (like Zombies, Dragons, Vampires, or Elves) or build a deck to be as streamlined and competitive as possible to challenge your opponents and have a chance at a club tournament championship! MTG Club does not require cards to join, though, as there are several club decks available for new players (or old players looking for something different). New players can also look forward to learning the game from scratch -- no prior knowledge is required! This trimester’s club will bring a club tournament, with a prize for the winners! Dozens of students have gone from zero to hero in the past -- will you be the next? Note: This club meets only Tuesdays Limit: 30 Students
  • Messy Art

    Hands on fun with a multimedia project. Kids will create their own works of art using their imaginations. Very hands on and Messy fun!!! Please have your child in clothes that can get messy with paint and such.
  • Pickleball Club

    Pickleball Club Instructor- Mrs. Laura Schotzko Where: Meet in Middle School Commons - We walk and to Lincoln Park to play. When: Tuesdays and Thursdays starting September 16th - October 14th (3:20-4:20 PM) Who: Students in grades 5-8 What: Learn how to play one of the fastest-growing sports in America. Pickleball is a fast-paced game that people can learn quickly and can play with others of any age or ability level. We will walk to Lincoln Park to play on the outdoor courts. It's great exercise and a super way to socialize. Note: This club does not have a shuttle bus ride home. Students will need to arrange a way home from Lincoln Park. Limit: 16 Students