Enrichment Programs
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Primary Choir
Runs April through June,
Tuesdays
before school, for grades 1-3.
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Secondary Choir
Runs
October through March, Tuesdays
before school, for
grades 4-6. |
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Beginning Band
Flute, clarinet, trumpet or
trombone.
Open to 5th and 6th graders
at no
charge. Before school at Kirkland Jr.
High. No experience needed. For
details and registration
click here.
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Beginning Orchestra
Violin,
viola or cello. Open to 4th - 6th
graders
at no
charge. Before school at
Kirkland Jr. High. No experience
needed.
For details and registration
click here.
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Intermediate Band
Open to 6th graders.
Prerequisite Beginning Band.
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Intermediate Orchestra
Open to 5th and 6th graders.
Prerequisite: Beginning
Orchestra. |
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Guitar Class
Runs April through June, Mondays
after school, for grades 5 and 6.
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Piano Keyboard Club
Offered by Musical Minds
for beginners
and returning students, grades 1-6. Learn
to read music and play favorite
tunes on
an electric piano keyboard. For
details
and registration
click here. |
Spanish
Classes (twice a week, 40 minutes) begin in
October, before or after school.
A.C.E. (American Cultural
Exchange) provides qualified teachers who are native
speakers or of equivalent proficiency.
Contact
Katherine if interested.
Registration Form. Program details are
on the A.C.E.
website.
Wednesday
After School Chess Club
Classes are designed for students (grades K-5) interested
in learning or increasing their knowledge of chess. To
get more information or register, visit
Chess4Life.
Wednesday After School Art Class
Classes offered by Art For
Kids School.
Children have an opportunity to explore their creativity
through a variety of materials including pen and ink,
watercolors, acrylics, pastels, clay, and plaster. Drawing
techniques are incorporated, as well as painting and
sculpting techniques. Visit
www.artforkidsschool.com for more information or contact Keyan Meymand at (206) 774-9970.
Registration Form.
Tuesday After School Science Club
Classes offered by
Science Adventures starting in November. Members share
in science discovery while being introduced to science
concepts through hands-on experiments, activities and
take-home projects. Contact
Chitra
or visit their
website
for more information and online registration.
Reflections Art Program: Wow!
The Reflections
Program is a National PTA and Washington State PTA cultural
arts competition. It recognizes students' creative talents,
providing an opportunity for them to express themselves
through original works of art in six categories. The theme
for 2008/2009 is Wow! Questions, contact
Beverly.
Student Council
Council officers include president(s), vice president(s),
secretary(s), treasurer(s), historians, activity
coordinators and service managers/stage crew. Applications
are accepted in the fall from 5th and 6th graders. Contact
Ms. Fraley with questions.
School Play
Open
to 4th-6th graders with auditions in January and performances
in March.
Science Fair
This is an opportunity for students to
explore the world around us and share that
information with others. Science projects are displayed
during the day and evening for viewing. Open to all grades.
Contact:
5th/6th Grade Math Olympiad Club
In the fall and winter, students will
participate in the National Math Olympiad, which is a series
of five highly challenging tests. In the spring, we will
begin preparation for a team contest held on May 21. This club is a fantastic
way for students to be exposed to new math concepts, work
together in groups, and have a lot of fun in the process.
Safety Patrol Program
Open to 4th-6th graders (10 years old and
up). Safety Patrol members arrive at school 15 minutes early
or stay 15 minutes after school to monitor crosswalks, greet
students, help kindergartners, and monitor children as they
arrive on the bus. Applications are available starting in April for
the upcoming year.
Contact
Miss
Lailey
with questions.
