Fun Fridays

Fun Fridays are a fun and educational series of classes your child can enroll in after school during the month of February. Classes will occur every Friday in February (6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th). Registration closed January 16th. To check for class availability, please email scottpto.shaler@gmail.com

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 

Fit & Active – Two classes available: K/1 & 2/3 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

This enrichment course includes a variety of very active games/sports and will feature old fashioned backyard games like football, basketball, dodgeball and modern day gym fun. Different each week and loaded with lots of fun!!! 

Participants will need: comfortable clothes, athletic shoes and a water bottle. 

*Maximum Students: 22/per class

Yoga (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

This is a fitness class designed to use a combination of Yoga, Pilates, HIIT and dance. A large beach towel is recommended to lay on top of the yoga mat provided. 

Facilitated by: Ashley Lippert *Maximum Students: 20

LEGO class (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

This class is for the imaginative child that loves Legos. Join Fun Friday Lego class to spend time with friends while using your imagination to build and create. Classes will be a combination of free build, crafts, challenges, and games. Legos will be provided, so please leave your own Legos at home. 

Facilitated by: Rachel Runco *Maximum Students: 22

Pet Therapy (Open to grades 2 & 3) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

Children will read a story or listen to a story with a few therapy animals to hang out with. A relaxing environment to get your child to enjoy reading. 

Facilitated by Shannon Vitali *Maximum Students: 12

Cheerleading (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

Learn the fundamentals of cheerleading in a fun and supportive environment! Students will practice motions, jumps, basic stunts, cheers, and dance routines while building confidence, teamwork, and strength. No experience needed — just bring energy and a positive attitude!

Facilitated by Jerica Neely *Maximum Students: 20

Games with Friends: (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

Keep the fun of indoor recess going after school! We will have puzzles and games for some indoor fun with friends. 

Facilitated by: Kara Viggiano *Maximum Students: 22

Code! (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

Love computers and gaming? This class will start you on your way to designing on your own! Learn the basics of computer programming. We will use your school iPad to access coding apps where you will learn how to code.

Facilitated by Tyler Auerbeck *Maximum Students: 22

Beading Club (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

Let’s make some things with beads! If you love beads this is your class. 

Facilitated by Beth Kinzler *Maximum Students: 20

K-Pop Klub: (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

Are you wild about K-Pop and want to spend time with friends playing games, listening to music, and doing themed crafts? This is a great club option for you! 

Facilitated by Nikki DiNinno and Halie Vrahas *Maximum Students: 22

Sweet Sounds of Books and Crafts (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

If you like story time, crafts and music, join us! Each week, the children will cozy up and enjoy one or more storybooks about music. Then they will create a fun related craft to bring home and share with their families.

Facilitated by: Katy Murphy *Maximum Students: 22

Habitat Happenings by the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium (Open to all grades) 

Cost: $40 enrollment fee 

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium will teach students to take a closer look at different habitats around the world and the animals that live there. During each week, the students will meet animals and learn what it takes to survive in some of the most unique places on Earth. 

Facilitated by: Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium instructor *Minimum Students: 20, Maximum Students: 25

Curious Kids Intro to Urban Planning (Open to grades 2 & 3) 

Cost: $15 enrollment fee 

In this class we will explore the “4 types of places” through all kinds of creative mediums: Legos, map making, comic book strips, even real plants and dirt! A hands on class where we build the world we want, problem solving through creative thinking where we respect culture, environment, architecture and engineering and believe in community

Facilitated by: Lauren Lotze *Maximum Students: 22