Before Care & Extended Day

List of 10 items.

• for PK3 Boys

  Activities
  FUNdamentals - learn the basic concepts of several team games/sports in an environment focused on fun, sportsmanship, and teamwork.
  
  Soccer Knights - introduces the fundamentals of soccer in a fun way to ensure every student has the opportunity to achieve success in a group setting. Each student will receive a SoccerKnights tee shirt and be introduced to the basics of soccer, learn the basic values of being a good teammate, and participate in a fun and positive environment.
  
  

  Tots and Pots - provides a cooking experience each week based on a children’s picture book. The classes encompass math skills through measuring, counting, and sequencing. The hands-on experiences allow the boys to explore while using their senses by tasting, touching, and smelling! Trying new foods and improving their social skills through teamwork, sharing, and taking turns adds another dimension of learning for these young chefs.
  
  

   

• for PK4 Boys

  Activities
  Soccer Knights introduces the fundamentals of soccer in a fun way, ensuring every student has the opportunity to succeed in a group setting. Each student will receive a SoccerKnights tee shirt, be introduced to the basics of soccer, learn the basic values of being a good teammate, and participate in a fun, positive environment.
  
  

  Tots and Pots - provides a cooking experience each week based on a children’s picture book. The classes encompass math skills through measuring, counting, and sequencing. The hands-on experiences allow the boys to explore while using their senses by tasting, touching, and smelling! Trying new foods and improving their social skills through teamwork, sharing, and taking turns adds another dimension of learning for these young chefs.

• for Kindergarten Boys

  Activities
  Construction Club - explores the exciting world of building and design! Boys will use creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving to plan and construct projects using materials like blocks, cardboard, craft sticks, and recycled items. Students will learn basic building concepts as they bring their ideas to life—one blueprint at a time!
  
  

  Fine Motor Fanatics - develops fine motor skills through engaging and playful activities that boost hand-eye coordination, finger strength, and dexterity. Students will engage in hands-on, creative, and educational activities, all while keeping the fun front and center. The activities are engaging, age-appropriate, and perfect for young kids as they master the basics of drawing, writing, cutting, and more!
  
  Karate - teaches karate etiquette (rules of conduct in the gym), the basic techniques of Olympic karate, physical training, and the Japanese names of the techniques taught by Sensei Sergiy Dolinnyi, the former head coach of the National Karate Team of Ukraine from 2018-2019. Students will need to purchase a karate uniform after the first class and sign a waiver.
  
  

  Noble Artists Club - focuses on creating 2 to 3 in-depth sculptures and/or drawings/paintings. Students will have a good amount of creative freedom within the parameters of each project. Possibilities include grid portraits inspired by artists like Chuck Close, Surrealist boxes inspired by Joseph Cornell, and arm/ face casting, to name a few. Students may bring their own ideas into the mix and perhaps make a piece of their choosing with direct guidance from Mr. Jason DuMouchel

  
  Soccer Knights - introduces the fundamentals of soccer in a fun way to ensure every student has the opportunity to achieve success in a group setting. Each student will receive a SoccerKnights tee shirt, be introduced to the basics of soccer, learn the basic values of being a good teammate, and participate in a fun, positive environment.

  
  Tots and Pots - provides a cooking experience each week based on a children’s picture book. The classes encompass math skills through measuring, counting, and sequencing. The hands-on experiences allow the boys to explore while using their senses by tasting, touching, and smelling! Trying new foods and improving their social skills through teamwork, sharing, and taking turns adds another dimension of learning for these young chefs.

  
  
  
  

   

• for First Grade Boys

  Activities
  Chess Club -  prepares weekly lessons to prepare boys for their recreational and competitive goals. Throughout this semester, there will be tournament opportunities through Crescent City Chess.
  
  Construction Club - explores the exciting world of building and design! Boys will use creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving to plan and construct projects using materials like blocks, cardboard, craft sticks, and recycled items. Students will learn basic building concepts as they bring their ideas to life—one blueprint at a time!
  
  Fine Motor Fanatics - develops fine motor skills through engaging and playful activities that boost hand-eye coordination, finger strength, and dexterity. Your child will engage in hands-on, creative, and educational activities, all while keeping the fun front and center. The activities are engaging, age-appropriate, and perfect for young kids as they master the basics of drawing, writing, cutting, and more!
  
  Karate - teaches karate etiquette (rules of conduct in the gym), the basic techniques of Olympic karate, physical training, and the Japanese names of the techniques taught by Sensei Sergiy Dolinnyi, the former head coach of the National Karate Team of Ukraine from 2018-2019. Students will need to purchase a karate uniform after the first class and sign a waiver.
  
  Lego Club - enhances creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and fine-motor skills. Students will explore their creativity through Lego building, develop problem-solving and fine motor skills, engage in collaborative play building, and enhance their teamwork skills. 
  
  Noble Artists Club  - focuses on the creation of two to three in-depth sculptures and or drawings/paintings. Students will have a good amount of creative freedom within the parameters of each project. Possibilities include grid portraits inspired by artists like Chuck Close, Surrealist boxes inspired by Joseph Cornell, and arm/ face casting, to name a few. Students may bring their own ideas into the mix and perhaps make a piece of their choosing with direct guidance from Mr. Jason DuMouchel
  
  

  The Knights of Hogwarts - invites students to step into the magical world of Hogwarts through hands-on creative learning, teamwork, and imagination. Each week, members will attend a themed class, such as potions, charms, herbology, or Quidditch, while earning house points for teamwork, creativity, and participation. Students will be sorted into houses, create magical crafts, experiment with safe “potions,” and finish the session with a House Cup Celebration Feast.
  
  To Tinker and Beyond! - provides an opportunity for boys to further explore topics of interest through designing, building, interactive games, and hands-on activities. Whether challenges are done in small groups or individually, each week is a new, fun experience!

• for Second Grade Boys

  Activities
  Chess Club - provides weekly lessons to prepare boys for their recreational and competitive goals. Throughout this semester, there are opportunities for tournaments through Crescent City Chess.
  
  

  Construction Club - explores the exciting world of building and design! Boys will use creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving to plan and construct projects using materials like blocks, cardboard, craft sticks, and recycled items. Students will learn basic building concepts as they bring their ideas to life—one blueprint at a time!
  

  
  FUNdamentals with Coach Dave - prepares Knights for the weekend with FUN games and activities! Students will learn the basics of teamwork, fitness, and the fundamentals of multiple sports in a fun atmosphere.

  
  Karate - teaches karate etiquette (rules of conduct in the gym), the basic techniques of Olympic karate, physical training, and the Japanese names of the techniques taught by Sensei Sergiy Dolinnyi, the former head coach of the National Karate Team of Ukraine from 2018-2019. Students will need to purchase a karate uniform after the first class and sign a waiver.

  
  

  Lego Club - enhances creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and fine-motor skills. Students will be encouraged to explore their creativity through their Lego building. Building complex creations can also help students develop problem-solving skills. Students will also be encouraged to engage in collaborative play and building to enhance their teamwork skills.
  
  

  Noble Artists Club -focuses on the creation of two to three in-depth sculptures and or drawings/paintings. Students will have a good amount of creative freedom within the parameters of each project. Possibilities include grid portraits inspired by artists like Chuck Close, Surrealist boxes inspired by Joseph Cornell, and arm/ face casting, to name a few. Students may bring their own ideas into the mix and perhaps make a piece of their choosing with direct guidance from Mr. Jason DuMouchel
  
  The Knights of Hogwarts - invites students to step into the magical world of Hogwarts through hands-on creative learning, teamwork, and imagination. Each week, members will attend a themed class, such as potions, charms, herbology, or Quidditch, while earning house points for teamwork, creativity, and participation. Students will be sorted into houses, create magical crafts, experiment with safe “potions,” and finish the session with a House Cup Celebration Feast.
  
  

  To Tinker and Beyond! -provides an opportunity for boys to further explore topics of interest through designing, building, interactive games, and hands-on activities. Whether challenges are done in small groups or individually, each week is a new, fun experience!
  
  

   

• for Third Grade Boys

  Activities
  Art Club - focuses on several 2D and 3D projects per session. Artists will be encouraged to express themselves within the guidelines of each project while improving their skills in various media.
  
  

  Chess Club - provides weekly lessons to prepare boys for their recreational and competitive goals. Throughout this semester, there are opportunities to participate in tournaments through Crescent City Chess.
  
  

  FUNdamentals with Coach Dave - prepares Knights for the weekend with FUN games and activities! Students will learn the basics of teamwork, fitness, and the fundamentals of multiple sports in a fun atmosphere

  
  Karate - teaches karate etiquette (rules of conduct in the gym), the basic techniques of Olympic karate, physical training, and the Japanese names of the techniques taught by Sensei Sergiy Dolinnyi, the former head coach of the National Karate Team of Ukraine from 2018-2019. Students will need to purchase a karate uniform after the first class and sign a waiver.
  
  Lego Club -  enhances creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and fine-motor skills. Students will be encouraged to explore their creativity through their Lego building. Building complex creations can also help students develop problem-solving skills. Students will also be encouraged to engage in collaborative play and building to enhance their teamwork skills.
  
  Robotics - introduces boys to VEX Robotics. Throughout the trimester, boys will learn all aspects of building their VEX robots and will divide into teams to specialize in mastering specific elements of controlling their robots. All instructors have been certified in VEX Robotics and look forward to providing an individualized approach to teaching each boy who enrolls.
  
  

  The Knights of Hogwarts - invites students to step into the magical world of Hogwarts through hands-on creative learning, teamwork, and imagination. Each week, members will attend a themed class, such as potions, charms, herbology, or Quidditch, while earning house points for teamwork, creativity, and participation. Students will be sorted into houses, create magical crafts, experiment with safe “potions,” and finish the session with a House Cup Celebration Feast.

• for Fourth Grade Boys

  Activities
  Chess Club - provides weekly lessons to prepare boys for their recreational and competitive goals. Throughout this semester, there are opportunities to participate in tournaments through Crescent City Chess.
  
  Comedy and Acting - teaches the structure of joke writing, taps into creativity for personal source material, discovers comedic voice, improves public speaking skills, and sharpens acting and storytelling skills through individual standup and ensemble settings in improv/sketch comedy.
  
  

  Karate - teaches karate etiquette (rules of conduct in the gym), the basic techniques of Olympic karate, physical training, and the Japanese names of the techniques taught by Sensei Sergiy Dolinnyi, the former head coach of the National Karate Team of Ukraine from 2018-2019. Students will need to purchase a karate uniform after the first class and sign a waiver.

  
  Lego Club - enhances their creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and fine-motor skills. Students will be encouraged to explore their creativity through their Lego building. Building complex creations can also help students develop problem-solving skills. Students will also be encouraged to engage in collaborative play and building to enhance their teamwork skills.
  
  Noble Artists Club -focuses on the creation of two to three in-depth sculptures and or drawings/paintings. Students will have a good amount of creative freedom within the parameters of each project. Possibilities include grid portraits inspired by artists like Chuck Close, Surrealist boxes inspired by Joseph Cornell, and arm/ face casting, to name a few. Students may bring their own ideas into the mix and perhaps make a piece of their choosing with direct guidance from Mr. Jason DuMouchel
  
  Robotics - introduces boys to VEX Robotics. Throughout the trimester, boys will learn all aspects of building their VEX robots and will divide into teams to specialize in mastering specific elements of controlling their robots. All instructors have been certified in VEX Robotics and look forward to providing an individualized approach to teaching each boy who enrolls. 

   

  The Knights of Hogwarts - invites students to step into the magical world of Hogwarts through hands-on creative learning, teamwork, and imagination. Each week, members will attend a themed class, such as potions, charms, herbology, or Quidditch, while earning house points for teamwork, creativity, and participation. Students will be sorted into houses, create magical crafts, experiment with safe “potions,” and finish the session with a House Cup Celebration Feast.
  
  

  * Fourth Grade boys are also able to join our Cross Country and Swimming Team

• for Fifth Grade Boys

  Activities
  Chess Club - provides weekly lessons to prepare boys for their recreational and competitive goals. Throughout this semester, there are opportunities to participate in tournaments through Crescent City Chess.
  
  Comedy and Acting - teaches the structure of joke writing, taps into creativity for personal source material, discovers comedic voice, improves public speaking skills, and sharpens acting and storytelling skills through individual standup and ensemble settings in improv/sketch comedy.
  
  Dungeons & Dragons - provides boys the opportunity to work together as a group to explore worlds, solve puzzles, and vanquish foes on an epic quest. Imagination meets teamwork!
  
  Robotics -  introduces boys to VEX Robotics. Throughout the trimester, boys will learn all aspects of building their VEX robots and will divide into teams to specialize in mastering specific elements of controlling their robots. All instructors have been certified in VEX Robotics and look forward to providing an individualized approach to teaching each boy who enrolls.
  
  

  Noble Artists Club - focuses on creating 2 to 3 in-depth sculptures and/or drawings/paintings. Students will have a good amount of creative freedom within the parameters of each project. Possibilities include grid portraits inspired by artists like Chuck Close, Surrealist boxes inspired by Joseph Cornell, and arm/ face casting, to name a few. Students may bring their own ideas into the mix and, with direct guidance from Mr. Jason DuMouchel, make a piece of their choosing.
  
  

  The Knights of Hogwarts - invites students to step into the magical world of Hogwarts through hands-on creative learning, teamwork, and imagination. Each week, members will attend a themed class, such as potions, charms, herbology, or Quidditch, while earning house points for teamwork, creativity, and participation. Students will be sorted into houses, create magical crafts, experiment with safe “potions,” and finish the session with a House Cup Celebration Feast.
  
  

  *Middle School boys also participate in after-school athletics teams

• for Sixth Grade Boys

  Activities
  Chess Club - provides weekly lessons to prepare boys for their recreational and competitive goals. Throughout this semester, there are opportunities to participate in Crescent City Chess tournaments.
  
  Comedy and Acting - teaches the structure of joke writing, taps into creativity for personal source material, discovers comedic voice, improves public speaking skills, and sharpens acting and storytelling skills through individual standup and ensemble settings in improv/sketch comedy.
  
  

  Dungeons & Dragons - provides boys the opportunity to work together as a group to explore worlds, solve puzzles, and vanquish foes on an epic quest. Imagination meets teamwork!
  
  

  The Knights of Hogwarts - invites students to step into the magical world of Hogwarts through hands-on creative learning, teamwork, and imagination. Each week, members will attend a themed class, such as potions, charms, herbology, or Quidditch, while earning house points for teamwork, creativity, and participation. Students will be sorted into houses, create magical crafts, experiment with safe “potions,” and finish the session with a House Cup Celebration Feast.
  
  

  Robotics - introduces boys to VEX Robotics. Throughout the trimester, boys will learn all aspects of building their VEX robots and will divide into teams to specialize in mastering specific elements of robot control. All instructors have been certified in VEX Robotics and look forward to providing an individualized approach to teaching each boy who enrolls.
  
  

  Noble Artists Club - focuses on creating 2 to 3 in-depth sculptures and/or drawings/paintings. Students will have a good amount of creative freedom within the parameters of each project. Possibilities include grid portraits inspired by artists like Chuck Close, Surrealist boxes inspired by Joseph Cornell, and arm/ face casting, to name a few. Students may bring their own ideas into the mix and perhaps make a piece of their choosing with direct guidance from Mr. Jason DuMouchel
  
  

  *Middle School boys also participate in after-school athletics teams

• for Seventh Grade Boys

  Activities
  Chess Club - provides weekly lessons to prepare boys for their recreational and competitive goals. Throughout this semester, there are opportunities to participate in Crescent City Chess tournaments.
  
  Comedy and Acting - teaches the structure of joke writing, taps into creativity for personal source material, discovers comedic voice, improves public speaking skills, and sharpens acting and storytelling skills through individual standup and ensemble settings in improv/sketch comedy.
  
  

  Dungeons & Dragons - provides boys the opportunity to work together as a group to explore worlds, solve puzzles, and vanquish foes on an epic quest. Imagination meets teamwork!

  
  Noble Artists Club - focuses on the creation of two to three in-depth sculptures and or drawings/paintings. Students will have a good amount of creative freedom within the parameters of each project. Possibilities include grid portraits inspired by artists like Chuck Close, Surrealist boxes inspired by Joseph Cornell, and arm/ face casting, to name a few. Students may bring their own ideas into the mix and perhaps make a piece of their choosing with direct guidance from Mr. Jason DuMouchel
  
  

  Robotics - introduces boys to VEX Robotics. Throughout the trimester, boys will learn all aspects of building their VEX robots and will divide into teams to specialize in mastering specific elements of controlling what they have built. All instructors have been certified in VEX Robotics and look forward to providing an individualized approach to teaching each boy who enrolls. A VEX Robotics Competition on campus will round out the program.
  
  

  The Knights of Hogwarts -  invites students to step into the magical world of Hogwarts through hands-on creative learning, teamwork, and imagination. Each week, members will attend a themed class, such as potions, charms, herbology, or Quidditch, while earning house points for teamwork, creativity, and participation. Students will be sorted into houses, create magical crafts, experiment with safe “potions,” and finish the session with a House Cup Celebration Feast.
  
  

  *Middle School boys also participate in after-school athletics teams