Loyal Heights Homeschool

Instructor: Allison Rozell Tatum
Ages: 7 - 18
Maximum class size: 8
$115
No class April 3

Join us as we explore individual and family culture. Each of us has a support network, and families can be formed in many ways. Through a variety of creative projects, students will focus on the stories and traditions that make them unique.

Instructor: Six Impossible Things
Ages: 11 - 18
Maximum class size: 10
$180

Come and join the circus for a session! Seemingly complicated skills such as juggling, acrobatics, and tumbling are broken down so that anyone can learn and experience success. In this introduction to circus arts, students will be able to find that practice and hard work can make the impossible possible.

Instructor: Metropolis Dance
Ages: 7 - 11
Maximum class size: 12
$175

Learn the fundamentals of Hip-Hop and Jazz dance in this fun fusion class! Both styles will be incorporated through basic movement, activities, and games. A choreographed dance will be taught throughout the session to perform on the last day of class!

Instructor: Stephanie Burkemoore
Ages: 9 - 18
Maximum class size: 12
$165

In this sometimes-messy, always hands-on class you’ll learn and complete the basic steps to creating a small papier mache project. A couple of techniques will be introduced with time to practice. No experience is necessary. Supplies - including wheat-based flour, salt, and newspaper - will be provided.

Instructor: Six Impossible Things
Ages: 7 - 12
Maximum class size: 10
$180

Parkour is an art as old as humans: finding the most efficient way with only your body to get from point A to point B. Seen in action movie chases or even in a playground game of tag, parkour unleashes your inner monkey as you run, climb, and vault your way through obstacles. This class focuses on finding safe and legal ways to pursue this art that can make participants feel free in their bodies. This class will meet inside for warmups, the second half of the class will be held outside.

Instructor: Six Impossible Things
Ages: 7 - 12
Maximum class size: 10
$180

Parkour is an art as old as humans: finding the most efficient way with only your body to get from point A to point B. Seen in action movie chases or even in a playground game of tag, parkour unleashes your inner monkey as you run, climb, and vault your way through obstacles. This class focuses on finding safe and legal ways to pursue this art that can make participants feel free in their bodies. This class will meet inside for warmups, the second half of the class will be held outside.

Instructor: Stefanie Kahler
Ages: 12 - 18
Maximum class size: 8
$127

Winter got you feeling cold? Come warm up as you create your own quilt! We’ll be using sewing machines to make functional art. New students learn machine safety and sewing techniques, while more experienced students expand their skills. Supplies not included, please see supply list.

Instructor: Malinda Sorci
Ages: 2 - 8
Maximum class size: 10
$175

Through outdoor exploration following Tinkergarten’s curriculum, students and their grown-ups will use song, movement, and purposeful play to capture imagination, connect with nature, and build key skills needed for students to thrive. Each season has a different focus, but we will always learn about animals while nurturing our innate sense of curiosity. I can’t wait to see you outside!

Instructor: Six Impossible Things
Ages: 7 - 12
Maximum class size: 10
$170

Cartwheel, roll, or even flip your way into tumbling! This all levels course promises to improve your tumbling skills in a safe, fun, and disciplined atmosphere. Various skills like round offs or front tucks are introduced and broken down into manageable drills so participants can move at their own pace. Individualized instruction assures that each student may meet a personal challenge in every class and consistently progress. Get ready to stand in your hands and jump off your feet!

Instructor: Malinda Sorci
Ages: 6 - 12
Maximum class size: 12
$155

Come play with us! Using recess games as a backdrop, we will explore a variety of interpersonal skills that encourage social-emotional growth. We will learn the rules and histories of various outdoor games (and even create some of our own), all the while deepening our sense of community and growing empathy.

Instructor: Shannon Hillinger
Ages: 9 - 18
Maximum class size: 15
$105

In this class we will focus on the basic techniques of watercolor. Each week we will practice a skill and then do a painting that uses that technique. You will get the chance to paint many things, from galaxies to penguins.

Instructor: Shannon Hillinger
Ages: 3 - 8
Maximum class size: 12
$105

Why does it rain? How do tornadoes form? What is a scattered shower? In this class we will do hands on projects to learn about and experience weather of all kinds.No actual tornadoes will be brought into the classroom. But there may be snow!

Instructor: grettie’s goodies
Ages: 6 - 11
$350 for seven / $50 for one
Mondays: March 25 - May 13
No class April 8
Location: 2201 Northwest 85th Street, Seattle

Each week our young bakers will create two delicious items, usually one sweet and one savory. Bakers take home everything they make.

Instructor: Briana McFarland
Ages: 7 - 9
$430 / $380 sibling rate
Location: Carkeek Park

This is a weekly program designed for children to become immersed in a community who come together in the outdoors to build on the skills and practices of nature connection. A collective environment which allows children to build community through shared experiences and deepen connection with earth and each other. We begin each day with an acknowledgement of gratitude for the natural world around us and everything that it provides. Children learn quickly and authentically to identify all of the things around them in which they are grateful for. This is a precious and important practice and a theme that is held throughout the day. Students are taught how to safely use knives as tools for skills such as fire building, carving and crafting. There is a strong focus on community building through working together on shelter creating, fire building, cooperative nature games and conflict resolution.

Instructor: Briana McFarland
Ages: 6 - 11
$860 / $700 sibling rate
Thursdays: March 28 - May 30
No class April 11
Location: Carkeek Park

This is a weekly program designed for children to become immersed in a community who come together in the outdoors to build on the skills and practices of nature connection. A collective environment which allows children to build community through shared experiences and deepen connection with earth and each other. We begin each day with an acknowledgement of gratitude for the natural world around us and everything that it provides. Children learn quickly and authentically to identify all of the things around them in which they are grateful for. This is a precious and important practice and a theme that is held throughout the day. Students are taught how to safely use knives as tools for skills such as fire building, carving and crafting. There is a strong focus on community building through working together on shelter creating, fire building, cooperative nature games and conflict resolution.