**Nursery is available all morning long, starting at 10:00.**

9:00-9:40
PAW Rehearsal

10:00-10:40
3 yr old class
Aubrey Kinard

PreK
PE, Tiffany Scott

Kindergarten
PE, Matt Richie

1st grade
PE, Amber Sanders

2nd grade
PE, Jacqui Woods

3rd grade
ASL, Cassidy Graves & Rachel White
In this class, we will learn basic conversation signs in American Sign Language. We will also learn a song in ASL to perform for the Christmas Showcase. 

4th grade
Artist Study, Rachel Watlington
Students will explore a wide variety of art forms while learning about the rich history behind them. From studying renowned painters like Vincent van Gogh and creating their own masterpieces, to exploring the world of playwriting and culinary arts, this hands-on journey through art history will be so much fun.

5th grade
National Parks Study, Hannah Reynolds
A story based unit where you will be joining the Maydens (a family) on a road trip from sea to shining sea as we explore some of the most incredible national parks of North America. The perfect unit to lead up to camping, or give you a little extra indoor fun in the long, cold winter, kids of all ages are going to love this one.

6th grade
Science: Space, Amanda Draffen
Children will learn about our sun and the planets in our galaxy. Concepts like gravity and weight on planets and moons.

7th-8th grade
Not Your Average Book Club, Susan Haines
This class will not require outside reading, although we may work with whatever books they are currently reading. Activities will all be reading/writing/literature related, and include things like creative ways to do book reports/presentations, creative story writing games, creating comics, painting & poetry, experiencing various types of literature, and more!

9th-12th grade
Personal Finance, Katie Jones
This is the class most of us wish we could’ve taken in high school! It will prepare our students to have financial literacy, to be good stewards, and to live generously. We will be using Dave Ramsey’s high school curriculum, which is supposed to be awesome. I am so excited to be teaching your students this fall! 

10:40-10:45 PASSING PERIOD

10:45-11:25
3 yr olds
Colors, Numbers, & Letters, Anna Dodgen

PreK
Math Skills, Brittany Templeman
We will focus on skills such as number recognition, patterns, sorting, and more. We will use manipulatives, worksheets, and hands on activities to learn and practice math skills.

Kindergarten
Storytime, Amy Butler

1st grade
Logic of English Games, Amanda Gallardo
Fun games and activities reviewing phonograms, phonemic awareness, reading, and spelling.

2nd grade
Spanish, Rossana Lunow
Each week, our class will include fun and engaging activities to support learning and creativity! Students will enjoy:
-Story Time: Listen to and explore exciting stories together.
-Vocabulary Words: Learn new words to build language skills.
-Games: Play interactive games that make learning fun.
-Coloring Notebook: Express creativity while reinforcing weekly themes.
-Songs: Sing along to catchy songs that support vocabulary and comprehension.

3rd grade
PE, Brianda Duque

4th grade
PE, Kara Duke

5th-6th grade
PE - Audrey/Aaron Erwin

7th-8th grade
Board Game Explorers, Bekki Tallon
In this fun and engaging class, our students will learn valuable skills through play! Using a variety of board games, kids will develop strategic thinking, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving abilities. Games may also include geography-themed adventures to explore the world while learning map skills and global awareness. Each session promotes collaboration, critical thinking, and, most importantly, fun!


9th-12th grade
Stagecraft 101, Alyssa Burnett
We will discuss a brief history of stagecraft and set design. Then we'll put what we learned into practice by designing and fabricating the set for our Christmas play. 

11:25-11:30 PASSING PERIOD

11:30-12:10
3 yr old class
Elizabeth Esquivel

PreK
Music, Whitney Marsh
The goal of this class is to create an open and inviting atmosphere to explore music through play and movement! We will focus on basic concepts such as rhythm, high and low notes, and an introduction to instruments. Let's get ready for some moving and grooving!

Kindergarten
Stones & Bones, Danielle Ward
We are going to take a journey back in time to the land of Dinosaurs! We will be using The Good and The Beautiful Stones and Bones curriculum to help us learn about dinosaurs, rocks, volcanoes, fossils & much more! Throughout the class we will have plenty of fun stories, hand on activities and crafts to enhance our learning experience!

1st grade
Storytime/Art, Chasity Braudrick
We will be reading about new topics each week and exploring different art mediums to make on-theme creations.

2nd grade
Manners, Kami McHardy
We will learn manners & etiquette for verbal and social interactions. The goal is to tame the animal behavior at home, so we can be invited to social activities in the future.

3rd grade
Table Games, Amy Fiedler
Each week we will learn to practice sportsmanship, learn about various game features or mechanics (e.g., cards, tiles, dice; solo logic puzzles; patterns, drafting, probability, co-op vs. competitive play, etc.), and then play games with those features.

4th grade
Natural Medicine, Morgan Hudson

5th grade
Stir & Mix, DJ Crawford
In this class we will be learning to make cold food items like salads and desserts, etc. I need every student to have an apron and, if they would like to keep a copy of all recipes, then they will need a folder.

6th grade
Literary Mayhem, Susan Baranowski
We’re going to read, discuss, analyze, and share our opinions of (hilarious) picture books in classroom discussions as we build all kinds of literary analysis skills the fun way! Laughter and learning guaranteed. 

Fine print for parents: In this class, students will analyze how literary elements and devices (such as alliteration, allusion, foreshadowing, symbolism, personification, point of view, characterization, theme, plot, setting, and so on) contribute to the meaning of a text, explore perspective and author’s purpose, and practice providing evidence from the text to support their arguments in class discussions. We will summarize and paraphrase, discuss the main idea and theme of a text, and analyze details to support our arguments about the text. We will do all this through reading and discussing picture books, and have a great time doing it! This class meets many elements of the following Oklahoma Academic Standards for 6th grade ELA, in case that's helpful to know:
6.1.L.1-2
6.1.S.2
6.2.R.1-3
6.3.R.1-5 and 8
6.3.W.1

7th-12th
PE, Jaime Pearse

12:10-12:15 CLEAN UP TIME