Tuesday (K-5)

Go is one of the world's oldest strategy games, with simple rules that take just minutes to learn but a lifetime to master. Using only black and white stones, players build territory, solve problems, and develop strategic thinking, patience, and creativity. Kids who enjoy chess, puzzles, or challenging games will love discovering the depth of Go. In this club, students will learn through hands-on games, fun puzzles, and friendly matches while building confidence as strategic thinkers. Every student will receive their own Go game set to bring to and from class each week. The set is theirs to keep, giving them a timeless game they can enjoy with family and friends for years to come.

Payment will be collected by the instructor on the first day of class. Please be sure to send your child with cash or a check made out to Joel Gabelman. You can also make payment through Venmo: @Joel-Gabelman. If you are paying by Venmo, please include your child's first and last name! 

Grades 3 - 8 

Minimum 6 students 

Maximum 20 students 

Girl Scouts is a way of life that brings out the best in your girl, even in the most challenging of times. While she’s learning about STEM, the outdoors, entrepreneurship, and important life skills, she’s discovering new ways to make your family and community stronger, kinder, and better for everyone. Together, they earn badges to reflect their successes and show the world what they’re made of. Payment is through Girl Scouts and information will be shared by Sheya. 

$25 Required fee to Girl Scouts of America plus $150 supply fee paid to Sheya.

Grades 4 - 6

This program ignites curiosity through hands-on fun and interactive discovery! Students develop critical thinking skills and scientific literacy while experimenting with fascinating projects like Hovercrafts and Lava Lamps. This interactive course transforms abstract physics and chemistry concepts into tangible discoveries, boosting confidence as little scientists observe, question, and problem-solve. Watch their eyes light up with each “wow” moment as they learn that science isn’t just educational—it’s explosively entertaining!

Grades K - 2

Minimum 8 students 

Maximum 20 students

Young artists explore step-by-step drawing and in-depth drawing techniques to grow confidence alongside technical skill. In guided practice, they create fun projects like drawing a guitar, a coconut tree or an endless staircase. The techniques portion covers foreshortening, two-point perspective, and strategies for drawing bodies and landscapes. Students finish the course ready to show off new skills and with a sketchbook full of cool work.

Grades K - 2

Minimum 8 students 

Maximum 20 students

As survivalists, students learn exactly what to do in an emergency through the team-based study of real-world survival skills. From investigating the utility of tools to working through challenging situations, students use ingenuity to gain crucial skills such as knot tying, water purification, and compass navigation. With each unique activity, students gather their senses, put their new skills to the test, and conquer every challenge Mother Nature throws their way!

Grades K - 2

Minimum 8 students 

Maximum 20 students