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Math in Motion

Grade level: K–1
Location: William & Mary School of Education
Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $159

Time: 9AM-12PM or 12:30-3:30PM

Course Description:

Students thrive when their curiosity is met with challenge, creativity, and joy—and that’s exactly what Math in Motion delivers. This class introduces young children to early math concepts, while also laying the foundation for higher-level thinking. Through movement, music, and playful hands-on activities, math becomes an adventure. By starting early, students strengthen both their math skills and problem-solving abilities—building the confidence and creativity that they will need to tackle more advanced learning as they grow.

Storybook STEM

Grade level K–1

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $159

Time: 9AM-12PM or 12:30-3:30PM

Course Description:

Stories spark imagination—and imagination fuels innovation. In Storybook STEM, young learners dive into a favorite books, then bring the story to life through a hands-on STEM challenge. These activities not only build early engineering, math, and science skills but also encourage problem-solving, creativity, and perseverance.

Each lesson follows a read–question–plan–build–reflect cycle, blending literacy with STEM discovery. Designed for high-ability students, this class helps children uncover talents, stretch their thinking, and strengthen collaboration—all while having fun.

STEM into Science

Grade level 1-3

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $159

Time: 9AM-12PM or 12:30-3:30PM

Course Description:

Who is ready to have hands-on experience with Science? The goal is to provide hands-on learning to help students engage in science. Students who do hands-on activities tend to remember more of what they were taught. During this course, students will build rockets, build 3-D diagrams of solar systems, create weather tools, use household items, and use a variety of edible treats to show the physical changes of the Earth. Using what they learn, from each activity, students will be able to identify the steps of the scientific process.

The Art of Drawing

Grade level 2-4

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $159

Time: Only AM (9AM-12:00PM)

Course Description:

Welcome to Drawing Class, where your imagination takes the lead! Whether you are a doodler or a detail-lover, this class is all about exploring your creativity. From sketching basics to bold masterpieces, we will dive into techniques that make your ideas come to life. Grab your pencils, let’s turn those blank pages into works of art!

Coding with a Twist: Lego Robotics

Grade level 3-5

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $159

Time: 9AM-12PM or 12:30-3:30PM

Course Description:

This session aims to introduce students to the field of Robotics and stimulate their interests in science and engineering through participation of the entire engineering design process. This course covers various multidisciplinary topics necessary to understand the fundamentals of designing, building, and programming robots. Students will have hands-on practice and demonstrate how to put together and code robots. During this session, students will be required to gradually complete the design and construction of a robot and follow the constraints and objectives for competing in the final project demonstration.

Creative Writing

Grade level 3-5

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $159

Time: Only AM (9AM-12:00PM)

Course Description:

Dive into the world of storytelling with our "Creative Writing" course, designed for aspiring writers eager to explore their creativity and refine their craft. This immersive program offers a comprehensive introduction to various genres of creative writing, from fiction and poetry to memoir and screenwriting. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or looking to enhance your writing skills, this course will provide the tools, techniques, and inspiration to bring your stories to life.

Spatial Problem Solving and Puzzles

Grade level 4–6

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th
Price: $159

Time: 9AM-12PM or 12:30-3:30PM

Course Description:

Young innovators will stretch their spatial reasoning skills through a series of hands-on challenges and mind-bending puzzles in both two and three dimensions. Students will explore the fascinating connections between dimensions as they experiment with paper folding, flexagons, tangrams, Polydrons, and Möbius strips. They will design and construct 3-D cube structures, create precise 2-D projections, and develop isometric drawings that bring their visual-spatial thinking to life. This course encourages curiosity, creativity, and advanced problem-solving through mathematical exploration and design.

Debating for Impact

Grade level 6-8

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th
Price: $249

Time: Full Day (9:30AM-3:30PM)

Course Description:

Welcome to debate and public speaking. Students will be introduced to public speaking and will practice these skills while debating important current and/or historical topics that influence American society today. This is an “On your feet” competitive and highly participatory course that is geared toward the development and enhancement of communication for both debating and public speaking. Students will learn how to prepare arguments for and against a position, listen and learn critical thinking, and how to speak persuasively on a topic.

A Little Bit of Lit

Grade level 6-8

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $249

Time: Full Day (9:30AM-3:30PM)

Course Description:

Literature doesn’t just live in a book. It unfolds in myths and poems, in brushstrokes and on screens, carrying timeless stories into new forms. Uncover how stories travel across cultures and centuries—shaping heroes, monsters, and meaning. Designed to spark new ways of seeing the world through a literary lens you’ll connect ancient myths to modern movies, pair art with poetry, and create your own original myth-inspired work along the way. In this class, students will explore how classic tales and legendary characters have inspired generations of writers, artists, and filmmakers. Through hands-on activities, creative projects, and thoughtful discussions, students will: Discover how myths and stories from different cultures connect across time and place. Examine how heroes, villains, and themes evolve from ancient legends to today’s popular media. Pair classic literature with visual art, film, and even modern storytelling platforms. Create their own original, myth-inspired piece—whether it’s a short story, poem, or artwork. Designed to inspire imagination and critical thinking, this course helps students see literature as a living art form—one that continues to grow, adapt, and influence the stories we tell today.

Geology Rocks!

Grade level 8-11

Location: William & Mary School of Education

Dates: February 28th & March 7th, April 18th & 25th
Price: $159

Time: Full Day (9:30AM-3:30PM)

Course Description:

Are you curious about the world around you and how it has changed over time? Do you like collecting rocks, fossils, or seashells? Come spend the day learning all about geology! The morning of Geology Rocks! will involve examining stunning samples of minerals, rocks, and fossils. You will learn about how minerals form, the different rock types, and how fossils are preserved in the rock record. Are you curious about how we can determine the size of a dinosaur just by examining its footprints in the fossil record? You will see how this is possible. The afternoon of Geology Rocks! will introduce big-picture plate tectonics, surface processes, and atmospheric phenomena, all of which build upon our understanding of natural disasters that impact our planet such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, and hurricanes.