Club158

 

Winter/Spring Semester
February 6, 2023 - June 16, 2023

 

 

Registration will take place on January 31st @ 8pm 

 

PARENT PORTAL TO UPDATE ACCOUNT 

PARENT PORTAL FOR NEW FAMILIES

 

 

 Questions? 
Email club158@ps158.org

 

 

Club158 is Closed:

Feb 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, Mar 9, Apr 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 21, May 29, June 8, 9

 

 

Club158 Contacts

 

Managers

Mindy Swidler 

Serena Antoniewicz 

 

Supervisor

Wally Garcia 

 

All Club158 Administrative Staff can be reached at club158@ps158.org

 

What Is Club158?

CLUB158 is an optional after-school program that is run by the Parents’ Association in support of PS158. There is a fee to participate, which will vary based on the number and type of classes your child(ren) are registered for. CLUB158 fees vary by class but they are competitive with market value.

 

If you register your child(ren) to participate in CLUB158 you must review and agree to all CLUB158 policies and procedures. This program is held at PS158 and therefore is in alignment with many of the guidelines set forth by the school but CLUB158 also has its own set of guidelines, policies, and procedures in place, which are outlined below. 

 

CLUB158 is available to all students in grades K through 5. For our families in PreK (and other PS158 families looking for additional options), we have identified a community program that will pick-up students at school and bring them to their location for programming:

 

Policies & Procedures

CLUB158 fosters a harmonious environment where children feel safe. Please review these guidelines with your child so they may enjoy the program. All children should:

  • Follow the PS158 school guidelines for behavior including respecting others, our school property and adhering to all safety rules set forth during the school day.

  • Cooperate with CLUB158 supervisors and instructors.

  • Remain at their designated space while waiting for CLUB158 instructors to take them to class.

  • Remain with their instructors during class, until their parent/guardian signs them out at pick-up.

Unacceptable behaviors include using profanity, disrespecting others and their space, failure to comply with directions, excessive horseplay, and inappropriate or violent physical contact. 

 

There is a STRICT no cell phone / digital device policy; any students who have a cell phone / digital device must have it turned off and put away during CLUB158 hours. Students are prohibited from filming or taking photos during Club158 hours.   

 

CLUB158 will report incidents of unacceptable behavior to the parents/guardians of all children. If your child becomes disruptive or does something dangerous it may result in a suspension of the child’s next CLUB158 class. If the behavior continues it could lead up to dismissal from CLUB158. CLUB158 reserves the right to remove a child from the program for unacceptable behavior at any point in time. No refunds will be given if a student is removed from the program for disciplinary reasons. Students are upheld to the same standard of behavior expected during school hours for students of PS158. 

 

Check In and Attendance

 

**If your child was absent from school, they cannot attend CLUB158 classes that day**

 

Children must be in the building at the time of their PS158 dismissal to attend after-school programming. Students are allowed to be signed out of school (in alignment with school policies) but they must be signed back in the building by their school dismissal time to attend their after-school programming. Any students not in the building at 2:50pm will not be allowed to attend CLUB158 that day.

 

At school dismissal, children enrolled in CLUB158 classes will be escorted to the small cafeteria. They will be separated by CLUB158 class and assigned tables to wait at until picked up for the after-school programming. Our CLUB158 supervisors will take attendance.

 

At 3:00pm, CLUB158 instructors will escort the children to their designated classroom. If you know your child will be absent, please email the CLUB158 SUPERVISORS in advance.

 

Dismissal & Pick-Up

CLUB158 dismissal is 5:00pm.

 

Students must be picked up at 5:00pm. There is NO late/extended day program offered at this time.

 

All CLUB158 classes end at 5:00pm, at which time, the instructors will bring the children to the yard for pick-up. Parents/Guardians will pick up their child(ren) in the yard. 

 

The guardian or adult picking up must show their PS158 badge (issued to families at the start of the school year) to enter the Yard. They will need to show this card again to have the child released to them from the Club158 instructor. If you need additional badges, please contact the PA (pa@ps158.org).

 

Additionally, parents/guardians will be required to sign out the student(s) as well.

 

We cannot release your child to anyone without parental consent. Please include all acceptable pick-up parties when registering your child on your CLUB158 online account. If the person picking your child up is not on that list, we CANNOT release your child to them. If you anticipate a person who is not on your list of authorized parties will pick-up your child, please notify CLUB158 in writing ahead of time. Please note, this person will be required to show a picture ID at pick-up.

 

For those with older children, if you would like your child to be dismissed to walk home, please email CLUB158 (club158@ps158.org) with your approval. Students will only be authorized to walk home based on the written consent of parents which must include the specific days/dates or approval for the entirety of the semester.  In alignment with school policies, walkers are able to be dismissed early, if needed, but they will not be allowed to walk home on their own for an early dismissal.  If your child needs to be dismissed early, they must be picked up by a parent/guardian/approved adult.  

 

 

Early Pick-Up

CLUB158 must be notified ahead of time in writing for all non-emergency early pick-ups. Parents/guardians should enter through the school’s main entrance and tell the guard at the front desk that they are there to pick-up the child. The guard will alert a CLUB158 supervisor who will bring the child to the parent/guardian. Under no circumstances is a parent/guardian to go through the school to find a child.

 

 

Late Pick-Up

You must pick your child up from the yard immediately at dismissal. There is a grace period of 5 minutes, after which a late fee is charged. A fee will be charged for ALL late pick-ups: $20 for the first 6-15 minutes; $35 for each subsequent 15 minutes. Calling DOES NOT eliminate your obligation to pay this fee; although letting us know if you’re going to be late is greatly appreciated.

 

All children must vacate the building by 5:30pm by order of the School Safety Department/City of New York, and any person in violation of these procedures will be suspended from CLUB158 activities.

 

 

Other Attendance Protocols

We cannot refund for missed classes and no make-up classes are offered, this is inclusive of sick days (COVID and NON-COVID) as well as general absences.

 

 

Refund & Cancellation Policy

Please note: CLUB158 is not in session on holidays, school closures, half days or days when school is closed due to inclement weather. CLUB158 is unable to offer make-up classes or refunds for classes canceled due to holidays, half days or inclement weather. 100% of the tuition will be refunded (less prorated fee for classes attended) if you withdraw the student AND notify us, in writing, within the first two weeks of classes. ($20 registration fee is non-refundable).

 

NO REFUNDS will be issued after the third week of classes.

 

Transfers will be allowed between classes through the first two weeks of class. AFTER THAT DATE, NO TRANSFERS WILL BE ALLOWED. There will be no exceptions.  

 

We reserve the right to cancel classes with insufficient enrollment. If a class is canceled due to low enrollment, we will be happy to place your child in an alternative class or refund your tuition.

 

 

Summary Of Tuition & Fees

  • Full tuition is due by Friday March 3, 2023. If you have not processed payment on your card at that time, we will process it via Jackrabbit, CLUB158's online registration portal.  

  • Registration fee per student, per semester (non-refundable): $20.

  • Tuition per class/per semester: $520-$820, as specified.

  • Late pick-up fee (up to first 15 minutes after dismissal): $20.

  • Late pick-up fee (for each subsequent 15 minutes): $35.

 

Health & Safety

There will NOT be a nurse on-site during CLUB158 hours.

 

If a child falls ill during CLUB158, the designated guardian will be called for immediate pick-up. The child will be removed from their classroom and will remain with the supervisor until the designated guardian arrives.

 

Supervisors will address any minor injuries or medical needs that arise (e.g., bandages, ice packs, EpiPens, etc.) Anything more urgent or requiring the attention of a medical professional will be addressed by calling 911 and the child(ren)’s guardians.

 

 

Snacks

Snack time will take place in between school dismissal and the start of Club158 classes. It is the family’s responsibility to supply snack for their child(ren). Families are not able to drop off snack during the day; if you want your child(ren) to have a snack, please send it in their backpacks to school. 

 

 

Registration

Registration will take place online and is first come, first served.

 

If you would like to enroll in a class that is full, then you may register for the waitlist, and you will be contacted with any openings. Note: there are a limit to the number of waitlist spots, as well.

 

The link for the online registration, along with detailed instructions, will be posted at ps158pa.org.

 

 

 

WINTER/Spring 2023 CLASS SCHEDULE

 

MONDAYS - 16 sessions in the Winter/Spring Semester

 

CLASS NAME

GRADES

# OF CHILDREN

INSTRUCTOR

TUITION

Soccer, Flag Football & Basketball

K-1

20

Fastbreak

$770

Soccer, Flag Football & Basketball

2-3

20

Fastbreak

$770

DZ Dance Mix Shake Your Grove Thing (70s)

K-2

20

Drama Zone

$770

Theatre Workshop Matilda The Play

3-5

20

Drama Zone

$770

Disney Songs 

K-2

15

Togetherhood

$770

Pop Hits Chorus

3-5

15

Togetherhood

$770

Minecraft - Civilization from 0

K-2

20

NY STEM

$770

Robotics

3-5

20

NY STEM

$770
         

 

TUESDAYS - 17 sessions in the Fall/Winter Semester

CLASS NAME

GRADES

# OF CHILDREN

INSTRUCTOR

TUITION

Flag Football, Hockey & Basketball

1-2

20

Fastbreak

$820

Flag Football, Hockey & Basketball

3-4

20

Fastbreak

$820

Ballet / Tap-Tastic Dance (Sleeping Beauty)

K-2

20

Drama Zone

$820

Adv. Broadway Showstoppers (Encanto)

3-5

20

Drama Zone

$820

Harry Potter School of Wizardry

K-2

15

Togetherhood

$820

Sustainable Stuffies

2-5

15

Togetherhood

$820

Discovering Science Through Art

2-4

15

Togetherhood

$820

Discovering Dinosaurs

K-2

20

NY STEM 

$820

Minecraft - Civilization from 0

3-5

20

 NY STEM

$820

Arts & Crafts

K-2

15

Nicolette Varsalona

$680

Choice Time

K-1

15

Jessica Northrop & Emily Rubin

$680

Choice Time 2.0

2-4

15

Dana Palmieri

$680
         

 

WEDNESDAYS - 16 sessions in the Winter/Spring Semester

CLASS NAME

GRADES

# OF CHILDREN

INSTRUCTOR

TUITION

Flag Football, Soccer & Basketball 

K-1

20

Fastbreak

$770

Hockey, Basketball & Soccer 

3-4

20

Fastbreak

$770

Broadway Show Stoppers A (Little Mermaid)

K-2

20

Drama Zone

$770

Broadway Show Stoppers B (Little Mermaid)

K-2

20

Drama Zone

$770

Chess

1-2

15

Togetherhood

$770

Paper Engineering

2-4

15

Togetherhood

$770

Robotics

K-2

20

NY STEM

$770

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

3-5

20

NY STEM

$770

Arts & Crafts

3-5

15

Nicolette Varsalona

$640 

Choice Time 2.0

2-4

20

Olivia Hymowitz & Lauren Skulnik

$640

Yoga

K-2

10

Amy Luczak 

$640

Girl Power

3-5

15

Sydney Katz

$640

PS 158 Jams

2-4

15

Michaela Manno

$640
         

 

THURSDAYS - 14 sessions in the Winter/Spring Semester

CLASS NAME

GRADES

# OF CHILDREN

INSTRUCTOR

TUITION

Basketball, Flag Football & Kickball

K-1

20

Fastbreak

$675

Basketball, Soccer & Flag Football 

3-5

20

Fastbreak

$675

Hip Hop / Jazz Creatives

K-2

20

Drama Zone

$675

Adv. Broadway Showstoppers (Encanto)

3-5

20

Drama Zone

$675

Discovering Science Through Art

K-1

15

Togetherhood

$675

Harry Potter's School of Wizardry

3-5

15

Togetherhood

$675

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

K-2

20

STEM for Kids

$675

Minecraft - Environmental Engineering

3-5

20

STEM for Kids

$675

Choice Time

K-2

15

Jessica Northrop & Emily Rubin

$560
         

 

FRIDAY - 13 sessions in the Winter/Spring Semester

CLASS NAME

GRADES

# OF CHILDREN

INSTRUCTOR

TUITION

Soccer, Gaga & Basketball

K-2

20

Fastbreak

$625

Fairy Tale Improv

K-2

20

Drama Zone

$625

Action Improv

3-5

20

Drama Zone

$625

Advanced Chess *Note Requirements Please

K-5

15

Togetherhood

$625

Mini Master Chefs

2-5

10

Togetherhood

$625

Minecraft - Environmental Engineering

K-2

20

NY STEM

$625

Game Making- The 3rd dimension

   Create your own computer games!

3-5

20

NY STEM

$625

Movies & Popcorn

K-2

15

Emily Rubin

$520
         

 

 

Class Overviews By Instructor

 

Class Overviews by Instructor

 

DRAMA ZONE

 

Action ImprovTM

Zanny Crazy Action Improv is a theater game-based class engaging children’s multi senses to develop on your feet quick thinking skills. Theater grams are known to improve speech while boosting concentration and confidence. This class is always tons of fun!

 

Adv. Broadway Showstoppers Featured Show: Encanto

Join the cast as we discover the magic, rhythms, music and dance surrounding Encanto!  This show is all about the family Madrigal, sharing our unique gifts and saving the day!  This class ends in a show for friends and family! All talents welcome, group numbers are emphasized, and talents may be featured. 

 Dress: Comfortable clothing, sneakers, shorts or leggings under dresses for dancing needs.

 

Ballet/ Tap-Tastic Dance – Sleeping Beauty

Dance like Princess Aurora to the magical cottage where we become elegant fairies and other characters in this beautiful story ballet. Children enjoy preparing both tap and ballet dances in this combination dance class. Classes include a classical dance warm-up in both ballet and tap then let the choreography begin.

Dress: We suggest stretch pants and a long sleeve shirt that children can wear to school.  Shoes required for dancing below!

 

Tap Shoe (no ties Velcro only)

https://www.capezio.com/mary-jane-child

Mary Jane Tap Shoe Style #: 3800C

Black Patent Leather

 

Ballet Shoe

https://www.capezio.com/lily-ballet-shoe-child

Lily Ballet Shoe - Child

212C Pink Leather

 

Broadway Showstoppers Featured Show: The Little Mermaid

Join Ariel on her magical journey from sea to land.  Grab your flippers and jump into our show.  Taught by the pros of the DramaZone, classes include singing, dancing, acting and movement games all in the spirit of fun!  This class ends with a show for family and friends at the end of the semester.  No experience necessary, group numbers are emphasized, and some talents may be featured.

Dress: comfortable clothing and sneakers request.  Please wear shorts or leggings under dresses for dancing.

 

DZ Dance Mix

DramaZone®’s DZ Dance Mix Journey to the Cool and Groovy 70’s to learn floor movements from the Hustle, The Bus Stop, YMCA, The Robot and More. 

Dress: Comfortable clothing and Sneakers

 

Fairytale Improv

This semester we meet and become all new characters! Join Hansel and Gretel, the Marvelous Musician and many of our favorite characters as we act out our tales and funny fables in this dynamic and playful improv drama class.  Improv increases confidence and improves speech.

 

Hip Hop/Jazz Dance Creatives

Become the coolest kids in town learning combination dance moves while getting a workout. We start with a dance studio warm up teaching the basics of both Hip Hop and Jazz Dance, then let the choreography begin. All dances are set to child friendly music. This class improves rhythm, coordination and counting.

Dress: Comfortable clothing and sneakers. Shorts must be worn under dresses.

 

Theatre Workshop: Matilda The Play

Bring your magical powers as we embark on this exciting journey to overcome obstacles. This class works on scene study, vocal projection and stage presence as we put together our play. Theater games make this a well- rounded class.

Dress: Comfortable Clothing and Sneakers.

 

 

FASTBREAK – All Sports Classes

Our classes will feature both sports instruction, gameplay along with other movement related games and activities to get everyone involved. All children will have a chance to learn and play throughout the season.  Fastbreak is committed to working with each group to guide young athletes to progress in each sport played based on their stages of athletic development. Whether the young players are in the phase of exploring different sports or moved onto the phase of specializing in each of the sports, Fastbreak is here to be part of that journey. We welcome all families, new and old!

 

 

NY STEM

 

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning 

There is no better time to get ready for the future than now. Come join us for one of our most cutting-edge STEAM programs. In a world where technology has taken over several tasks, get trained to be the one who trains and programs those machines. Learn early on what Artificial Intelligence means. Design games and animations and code your own machines to have them learn various tasks just as humans do. This is a very fun program that blends our very popular game design, animation lab with the machine learning curriculum. Let your creativity go wild and create animations that learn on their own with the help of AI & Machine Learning. Apart from the aforementioned learning outcomes, this AI curriculum will also help them develop important skills such as problem-solving and debugging techniques, critical thinking, logical reasoning, and creativity.

 

Discover Dinosaurs 

Teaching about dinosaurs is also a great way to introduce kids to the sciences, like paleontology, which enhances thinking about biology, evolution and scientific thinking. Believe it or not, dinosaurs are also the perfect way to talk about modern issues, such as the consequences of mass extinction. In this program students will travel far back in time and explore the world of the stegosaurus, tyrannosaurus, and raptors. They will identify basic body parts, habitats, and diets of some of their favorite dinosaurs, all while practicing counting and colors, and having fun!


Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Did you know that the brainpower inside your favorite smart device now houses over a billion transistors? These transistors are the fundamental building blocks of modern electronic devices. Small size yet more functionality has driven the technology roadmaps for electronics. In this program participants explore the world of hardware ...electrical and electronic circuits. Participants learn basic concepts of an electric current, voltage, conduction, resistance while building circuits to do simple tasks like light a bulb, power a fan, make a functioning radio. From there they will look into electronics with transistors and integrated circuits. Note: Program is specifically designed for young students. No soldering! Circuit designs use regular 1.5V batteries.

 

Game Making- The 3rd dimension

Create your own computer games!

Don’t Just Play. Make Your Own Computer Games!

Students will be creating their own 3D games. Whilst learning the background of how it came to be. In this program we’ll delve deep into creating interactive environments with 3d graphics, developing immersive experience and realistic representation. 

 

Minecraft – Civilization from 0

Beginners Level (Prerequisite: Students should have prior experience of working on a computer.)

Civilization from 0 is a fantastic way for your child to learn about economics and resource management in a hands-on, interactive way. In this game, your child will have the opportunity to start their own civilization in survival mode and build it up from the ground up. They will learn about farming and use that knowledge to build different types of primitive farms. As they progress, they will be able to trade the resources they’ve gained from their farms to create small communities. And as they continue to build and expand their civilization, they will have the chance to upgrade their farms to industrialize using Minecraft’s powerful coding interface to increase their in-game GDP. This is a one-of-a-kind experience that your child won’t want to miss. Give them the chance to build and lead their own civilization in Minecraft: Civilization from 0 – sign them up today!

 

Minecraft: Environmental Engineering 

Welcome to the Environmental Engineering in Minecraft course! This is a unique opportunity for your child to learn about environmental engineering in a fun and interactive way using Minecraft. They will explore different biomes, including snow biomes, sand biomes, grasslands, and marshes, and learn how to design and build structures that are sustainable and work with the environment. Your child will also have the chance to learn about renewable energy sources and how to use them in their Minecraft world. This course is a great way for your child to not only learn about environmentalism and sustainability, but also develop their engineering skills. Give your child the chance to learn about environmental engineering in Minecraft and make a positive impact on the environment – enroll them in this course today!

  

ROBOTICS I

Robotics is for everyone!

Participants learn the basics of computer programming and apply it to design robots to complete various challenges. The curriculum units are designed around playful narrative-based problem-solving with relatable themes that can develop young students into independent STEAM thinkers. Curriculum includes 5 units that focus on national standards for both lower and upper primary grades. Each unit is comprised of seven to eight 45-minute lessons, plus language arts and math extensions for each lesson. This is 50 hours of classroom content in total! During each lesson, students brainstorm and develop creative solutions through trial and error while collaborating with their peers.

 

 

TOGETHERHOOD

 

Advanced Chess  - PLEASE NOTE REQUIREMENTS!

For students who know how all the pieces move, with basic knowledge of checks and checkmates. Preparation to participate in a Chess tournament. US Chess membership optional. The course will include: Review the rules of the game, Review of coordinates/notation, Review of value of pieces, Capturing and protecting, Checks, checkmates and stalemates, Beat robots 1 to 5, DCK (Opening strategy), 3 Special moves in chess, Basic tactics in Chess (Pins, forks and double attacks), Defenses and defensive maneuvers, Basic middlegame and endgame

 

Chess

This class welcomes chess players of all levels, and teaches the wonders of the game through engaging and FUN methods. We firmly believe that it's not just about winning the game, but also overcoming the small challenges that come up along the path to victory. Masters have lost many games, and here, we teach students that losing is just a small part of winning. Everything that happens on the board presents a learning opportunity!

 

Discovering Science Through Art

Does your child love learning about space as much as they love sketching? In this exploratory art course, students will unite STEM and creativity through hands-on art-making inspired by science! Students will paint using pendulums, create rubbings from leaves, make cyanotype prints from the sun, and much more! This class encourages environmental awareness, appreciation for nature, and provides a safe space to create freely. 

 

Discovering Science Through Art

Does your child love learning about space as much as they love sketching? In this exploratory art course, students will unite STEM and creativity through hands-on artmaking inspired by science!

 

Disney Songs

This high-energy class explores a new Disney movie each week through music, movement and acting exercises. We will explore some all time favorite Disney stories like FROZEN, LITTLE MERMAID and more, all while learning the fundamentals of musical theater! The class will end with a final performance that will be filmed for those at home!

 

Harry Potter’s School of Wizardry

All students will continue their exploration of Transfiguration, Charms, Potions, Care of Magical Creatures, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Astronomy, and Herbology ... Along with spell casting and wizard duels, students can test their skills on the Quidditch field and solve clues to find all seven Horcruxes. Returning students will explore a new curriculum, and new students are very welcome! This class will also look into the world of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, culminating in a theatrical performance where students can choose to participate as actors or behind the scenes in costume design, set building, and special effects.

 

Mini Masterchefs

Welcome to our afterschool cooking class for elementary school students! In this class, we will learn how to make delicious and healthy meals that are perfect for young chefs. We will explore the basics of cooking, from chopping and stirring to measuring and mixing. Plus, we will have a lot of fun along the way! Each week, we will make a new recipe that will not only taste great, but will also teach us important kitchen skills. So grab your aprons and let's get cooking!

 

Paper Engineering

Paper engineering is a unique STEM program that develops both hemispheres of the brain. The course includes both art tasks and the solution of logical, mathematical questions. Students will develop 3D thinking, knowledge and artistic ability. They will work with different materials and techniques, creativity, and fine motor skills of the hands, which is directly related to the brain. Students will learn various techniques, materials, examples of paper engineering in history and create many of their own projects.

 

The program will be useful for those who want to become future architects, fashion designers, designers, sculptors, or just those who want to further develop their engineering skills!

 

Projects include: paper sculpture, pop-up postcards/books, origami, kusudama, quilling, 3D applique

 

Pop Hits Chorus

Pop Hits Chorus is an opportunity for students to sing the songs that they know and love as part of a chorus. The class emphasizes collaboration, and celebrates the joy that comes from making music as an ensemble. The class is intended for students with any and all levels of musical experience, with the intention that all students will gain musicianship, ear training skills and learn to sing both the melody and the harmony of different songs.

 

Sustainable Stuffed Animals

In this course we will be taking old clothes, stray fabric, and other materials to make sustainable and personalized stuffed animals! Starting with simple stitches, students will learn or be refreshed on hand sewing. We’ll then learn to make patterns and how to turn 2D sketches into cuddly 3D friends. Students will leave this course understanding the importance of reusing materials and how to make their imagination come to life! They will also have the opportunity to make clothing and accessories for their new friends and anything else they can think of.

 

 

PS158 TEACHER-LED CLASSES

 

Arts & Crafts with Nicolette
Color, paint, glitter, create and glue: this class is for you! Come have fun creating beautiful art projects such as posters, pictures, frames, puppets, mosaics, bookmarks, door hangers, mobiles, crowns and much more. Art will increase fine motor skills and improve manual dexterity! A new masterpiece sent home every class.

 

Choice Time with Miss Jessica & Emily R

"Children need the freedom and time to play. Play is not a luxury. Play is a necessity." - Kay Redfield Jamison

Come play, make friends, gain social skills in a child-centered choice time with Miss Jessica. Choices will include dramatic play, building, dancing, singing, painting, peer reading, story time, and just having fun! 

 

Choice Time 2.0 with Dana / Choice Time 2.0 with Olivia and Lauren

Not just your “regular choice time”. Each week, your child(ren) will have a variety of “choices” including crafts, board games, computer time, creative play, etc. This will be a child-led session, allowing for freedom of expression coupled with lots of laughter and fun.  

 

Girl Power with Sydney

Girl Power is a time for us to come together, make crafts, play games and enjoy the company of each other. All are welcome!

 

Movies & Popcorn with Emily R.

Does your child need to unwind after a long week? If so, this is the perfect class! Your child will relax and have fun watching an age-appropriate movie while enjoying popcorn friends.  The perfect end to the week!

 

PS 158 Jams with Michaela

This after school program will be a collaborative music group that sings and plays instruments. We will do covers of various songs and genres that will be chosen by the group themselves. Students will have the opportunity to choose an instrument and learn the notation of that instrument (as available), read music for vocal parts, or even conduct the musical group. Here, the students can perform for their group individually if wanted, and also collaborate with their fellow musicians!. This will be a chance to let the students explore their musical interests freely outside of school hours! All music will be arranged by Michaela to match the needs of the students as they explore their musical abilities.

 

Yoga with Amy 

CLUB158 Kids Yoga will introduce kids to yoga practice through yoga poses, meditation/mindfulness practice, play, music, arts & crafts, and discussions. Students will learn basic yoga poses and short sequences in a fun and playful way to promote strength, flexibility, coordination, and body awareness. Kids Yoga aims to give young yogis tools that they may take with them throughout their lives centered around focus, relaxation and self-control, well-being and respect for themselves and others.