Lin Howe Class Listings#

Fall 2026 Term: August 24 – December 18#

Unless otherwise indicated, classes meet from 3:20–4:20 PM on all days except Wednesdays, and from 1:50–2:50 PM on Wednesdays.

Class Descriptions#

Adventure Reading Club#

Grades 3–5
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$384
Do you like to read and solve riddles? Join this fun and interactive book club led by Eugenie Samuel, parent, and avid reader Brooklyn Samuel, a CCMS 8th grader and Lin Howe alumni. Each week, we will read two to three chapters of Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library. This isn’t schoolwork, but a club for strong readers who love a deep dive into a good story and enjoy engaging discussions with friends. We will pause frequently to make predictions and explore the character’s choices and actions. The book also has riddles and puzzles that we will try to solve before the characters do! If you’ve already read the book feel free to join; just no spoilers ;). A book will be provided. We hope to see you there!

Astronaut Science#

Grades K–3
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$512
Taught by Professor Egghead staff. Strap yourselves in and prepare for liftoff; we’re heading to the cosmos in pursuit of some out-of-this-world Science. Join the Egghead crew as we tackle a new scientific concept each week using an astronomical array of demonstrations and hands-on experiments. We’ll commemorate the volcanic moons of Jupiter with homemade lava lamps. We’ll study the sun, space matter, and forces like drag and gravity. We’ll even take aim for the stratosphere with our own film-canister rockets (we may fall a few thousand feet short of our goal on that one, but it’s the thought that counts). Science has never been this cool!

Basketball Fun#

Grades 2–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 15 times
$360
Under the guidance of Coach Lauri Powell and taught by EJ Moore, a former practice player for the UNLV Men’s Basketball team. Basketball Fun offers a dynamic one–hour instructional class. The primary objective of this class is to provide participants with a solid foundation in basketball fundamentals, while also incorporating enjoyable games that revolve around essential skills, physical fitness, sportsmanship, fair play, teamwork, and personal growth. Whether you’re a beginner seeking to learn the basics or an individual looking to enhance your existing skills, this class is designed to cater to a wide range of skill levels.

Bento Cooking#

Grades 1–4
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$448
Taught by Ms. Noriko, a skilled cooking instructor specializing in Kyaraben, we explore the art of crafting character bento. Kyaraben, short for Anime Character in a Bento, involves shaping ingredients into familiar characters like Pokemon, Totoro, Hello Kitty, as well as animals, flowers, and other animated images. This culinary approach not only enhances food presentation but also adds an element of fun to both the cooking process and the dining experience. Join us to learn how to create delightful character shapes, convey the joy of handmade Japanese cuisine, and make your food presentation adorable. Come be a part of our enjoyable learning experience!

Breakdancing#

Grades 1–4
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$448
Taught by the WeBreak Hip–Hop Dance Company. Our breakdancing class is designed for both beginners with little or no experience and intermediate breakers that have experience dancing. We use our proprietary curriculum to teach the basic and intermediate concepts and moves of breaking. Together, we’ll focus on learning moves to express ourselves through dance, building confidence and developing a positive environment through helping one another; all while having a great time. We will have a show for family at the end of term.

Cardboard Critters#

Grades K–2
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM (CANCELED)
This class has been canceled and is unavailable to join.
Taught by Ms. Melanie, artist & Culver City parent. Create 3-D animal sculptures using sustainable & recycled materials — cardboard, tape, glue gun, and collage materials. Great for fine motor practice, using special cardboard-cutting tools designed for younger grades. This series starts with Bugs: beetles, butterflies, and caterpillars!

Ceramics (Thu)#

Grades 2–5
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$480
Taught by Ms. Whitney, a ceramic and textile artist, this hands-on class is perfect for young artists looking to explore the ancient art of pottery in today’s world. New projects are offered each session, so returning students will have a chance to build on their existing skills without repeating the same projects. Students will work with stoneware clay, using the traditional hand-building techniques of molding, pinching, coil construction and slab building. Students are encouraged to let their imaginations soar across a variety of projects such as planters, animal sculptures, game boards, self-portraits, vessels, trays, beads and hanging objects, all with a seasonal theme in mind. Each class focuses on a different skill, and projects are tailored to all experience levels. Clay and glazes are non-toxic, and the finished pieces are food safe, microwave safe, and dishwasher safe. Join us for a fun-filled, creative journey through the world of clay! Repeat students welcome.

Ceramics (Tue)#

Grades 1–4
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$480
Taught by Ms. Whitney, a ceramic and textile artist, this hands-on class is perfect for young artists looking to explore the ancient art of pottery in today’s world. New projects are offered each session, so returning students will have a chance to build on their existing skills without repeating the same projects. Students will work with stoneware clay, using the traditional hand-building techniques of molding, pinching, coil construction and slab building. Students are encouraged to let their imaginations soar across a variety of projects such as planters, animal sculptures, game boards, self-portraits, vessels, trays, beads and hanging objects, all with a seasonal theme in mind. Each class focuses on a different skill, and projects are tailored to all experience levels. Clay and glazes are non-toxic, and the finished pieces are food safe, microwave safe, and dishwasher safe. Join us for a fun-filled, creative journey through the world of clay! Repeat students welcome.

Comic Book Creators#

Grades 1–4
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM (CANCELED)
This class has been canceled and is unavailable to join.
Taught by ACE Enrichment staff. This session, students will discover their inner Superhero through the creation of their very own comic book! In this awesome class, students will learn how to build characters, story, and the step–by–step process of creating a comic book. Through sketching, creating self–portraits, & developing backgrounds, you’ll transform yourself and your everyday surroundings into an amazing comic book. Our instructor will guide our illustrators as they Brainstorm, Storyboard, Pencil, Ink, and Color. After the session is over, the comic pages are taken back to our studio and professionally edited and printed. When complete, the comic books will be delivered to the students and are theirs to keep. Returning students are encouraged–new comic book creators welcome. No art experience necessary.

Cooking Jr.#

Grades TK–K
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM (FULL)
Class meets 16 times
$496
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by ACE Enrichment staff. Welcome to the Culinary Arts where culinarians, artists and food-lovers come to make delicious edible creations. We learn while we eat! Nutrition, preparation, presentation and flavors, we will explore new tastes and pairings, while perfecting our cutting and baking skills in a kid-friendly kitchen. From math to science, geography to culture, we will explore all the richness that comes with what has brought people together since the beginning of time: great food.

Drawing & Painting Lab#

Grades K–3
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 15 times
$405
Taught by Art Lessons LA staff. Children will learn the fundamentals of drawing and painting using a unique variety of materials like paint pens, oil pastels, colored pencils, acrylic paint and canvas. We look at influential artists to create projects inspired by artistic styles such as Pop Art and realism. While students develop their technical skills, they will also be encouraged to express themselves through their work.

Drawing & Watercolor#

Grades K–3
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 14 times
$350
Taught by Maestro Alejandro, an artist and art educator with a passion for helping young creators explore the colorful world of art and turn creative experiments into lasting skills. Alex combines years of artistic practice with a teaching approach that makes technical skills approachable and fun for students of all ages. Each week, students will experiment with drawing and painting in fun, low stress ways—exploring new tools, unusual techniques, and imaginative themes. While having fun, they’ll build skills in color mixing, texture, and composition, and learn hands-on methods like watercolor, wax resist, collage, and monoprinting. Students will also explore playful effects like bubble painting, salt texturing, and more traditional techniques such as pointillism using cotton swabs to create artwork that’s as surprising as it is beautiful. Every project is designed to strengthen motor skills, encourage observation, and build comfort with art materials, while keeping each class fresh, engaging, and full of creative discovery.

Dungeons & Dragons#

Grades 3–5
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$432
Taught by The Hero Workshop staff. Introduction to Dungeons and Dragons is an interactive storytelling workshop for Heroes in grades 3rd – 5th. Heroes will join a group for a weekly appointment with adventure, where one of our professional narrators (called a Dungeon Master) will present scenarios to the group, and together they decide what happens next in the story. Every participant will take on the role of a hero in a story, where we will explore concepts such as what it means to be a Hero, cooperative storytelling, encounter design, and narrative. Big moments in the story are decided by random chance with a roll of the dice. It’s fun, a great way to ignite the imagination, and we will touch on many educational aspects as part of our adventures including basic math, algebra, puzzle solving, teamwork and collaboration, and of course storytelling.

Filmmaking#

Grades 3–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM (FULL)
Class meets 14 times
$350
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by Mr. Duncan & Studio Schmudio staff, filmmakers and actors. Do you dream about being in the movies? Do you love writing stories? Do you ever find yourself thinking of great ideas that should totally be a movie? Then this is the class for you! In this class students will write, shoot, edit, and star in their own short films. We will be learning about all the different jobs and people that it takes to make our favorite films, and have so much fun creating our own! Students will be taught the filmmaking process by actual independent filmmakers and professional educators. Studio Schmudio teaches the importance of making your own work, and helping students understand that anything is possible with imagination and teamwork. Make sure you practice your autograph and have something fun to wear at our premiere on the last day! Lights, camera, action!

Football & Fun#

Grades 2–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 15 times
$375
Taught by Coach Jemeel, a former NFL player and UC Berkeley graduate, endurance trainer and CCUSD parent. Students will work on essential life skills including physical fitness (building speed, agility & endurance), athleticism (improving coordination, strategy & teamwork), sportsmanship (learning respect, fair play & gracious winning/losing), teamwork (fostering communication, trust & collaboration), and life values (discovering the importance of fitness, friends, self-control and fun). In a safe and supportive environment, Coach Jemeel will guide students in Capture the Flag, Flag football and Bust the Wall games. Students can trade sports cards. We’ll also have discussions and reflections, helping students grow into more confident, compassionate and well–rounded people.

Golf#

Grades 1–3
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM (CANCELED)
This class has been canceled and is unavailable to join.
Taught by TGA Sports staff. TGA Golf combines athletics, academics, and life lessons for a fun and educational experience. Coaches lead students through station–based drills and games that develop the fundamental skills of grip, putting, chipping and full–swing. Students participate in activities that allow them to explore academic concepts like gravity, force, and spin through the game. All equipment will be provided.

Gymnastic Adventures#

Grades TK–2
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$464
Taught by Zooga Yoga staff. This class is designed to enhance motor skills, coordination, balance, and basic acrobatics skills for participants. The class also incorporates stretching, mindfulness, and individual expression. Each class begins with a warm–up, followed by practice of basic movements and skills. The class concludes with a fun game or challenge. Weekly, students will have the opportunity to develop their skills using various equipment such as balance beams, hula-hoops, obstacle courses, and mindful movement exercises. All skill and experience levels are welcome to join the class.

Hip-Hop Dance#

Grades TK–2
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 14 times
$322
Taught by Funky Divas & Dudes staff. Get ready to rock out and shine! In this high-energy class, dancers will learn the latest hip-hop moves while building rhythm, coordination, and confidence. We promote a healthy lifestyle through fun physical activity and creative self-expression set to upbeat, kid-friendly pop music. This is a performance-based program where dancers work toward a final rockin’ showcase in costumes for family and friends to enjoy.

Hot Wheels & Physics#

Grades TK–2
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$448
Taught by Professor Coffey, teacher and enthusiast. Explore key concepts of physics with Hot Wheels! Students will build ramps to explore gravity, potential/kinetic energy, speed, acceleration and friction. Controlled collisions (using teacher provided Hot Wheels) will aid in teaching momentum. The class will use official Hot Wheels tracks and design our own to test variables such as height, mass and surface. Outcomes will be measured to help build conceptual understanding of motion and forces. Key concepts include how ramp height affects speed (gravity/energy) how surface texture changes friction and how adding weight increases momentum.

Improv & Theater Games#

Grades 2–5
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$368
Taught by Ms. Kelci & Studio Schmudio improv teachers and working actors. Ms. Kelci has over 10 years of experience as an arts educator, specializing in children’s theater. Does your child love playing pretend? Are they always making up silly stories? Do they come alive in front of an audience, or would they like to, but nerves have held them back? This is the right class for them! Improvisation is the art of acting, without a script. In this class we work together to use our imaginations to explore characters, make up stories, and play pretend. This class is a safe space to learn more about acting, fearlessly. We play theater games of all sorts to work on creating characters, storylines, and to have a good laugh while doing it. This class also encourages teamwork, confidence, public speaking, and personal creativity.

Little Veterinary School#

Grades K–3
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$512
Taught by TGA staff. Kids become junior vets as they adopt and care for their own plush dog in this hands-on STEM class. Students explore dog anatomy, learn pet safety, discover the important roles of working dogs, and make their own dog treats while building problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and empathy skills. This engaging class introduces veterinary science through fun, interactive activities that inspire a love of animals and science.

Magic Illusions#

Grades K–3
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$416
Taught by ACE Enrichment staff. Alakazam! Welcome to Houdini’s Magic Workshop where we will put our illusion and trickery skills to the test! Each week, we will sharpen our craft of dexterity, story-telling, presentation, and most of all performance. We will learn mind-blowing tricks that students will take home! Mentalism, card tricks, coin tricks and classic misdirection, all just a few of the amazing skills we will learn. But a great magician is only as good as their stage presence! Therefore, we shall hone and perfect our performance techniques through a variety of exciting games and magical exercises.

Makers Art Studio#

Grades TK–2
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 14 times
$378
Taught by Art Lessons LA staff. Each week, young artists will dive into an exciting creative theme through a fun, guided art project. Step by step, they’ll build confidence while exploring a wide range of materials—like clay, tape, paint, plastics, and paper—to bring their ideas to life. Along the way, they’ll learn and apply techniques such as drawing, painting, collage, printmaking, and sculpting. Each thoughtfully designed project introduces key art fundamentals, while still leaving plenty of room for imagination, exploration, and self-expression.

Parkour#

Grades TK–2
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 14 times
$322
Taught by Coach Lorenzo, professional traceur (practitioner of Parkour) and teacher. This program will teach children the fundamentals of climbing, crawling, jumping, rolling, running and vaulting over obstacles using the playground, a giant foam block and the environment. Parkour is about overcoming obstacles mentally and physically in our lives. Students will learn some team building exercises, gain confidence and get an amazing workout. Students should bring bottled water to stay hydrated and be ready to jump around.

Piano/Keyboard#

Grades TK–2
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM (FULL)
Class meets 15 times
$405
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by Maestro Coffey, musician and music teacher. This is a group class to introduce students to the joy of playing piano. Maestro has arranged and notated favorite children’s songs in an easy, fun way to play. Students should practice playing the songs often. Multiple studies show that music training and learning to read music is good for the developing brain. Maestro Coffey ensures that students will learn the essentials of music theory with favorite songs. Class will have a recital on the last day of the term. Parents will need to buy a roll–up keyboard (such as this Pogolab available online for ~$35) and headphones with a 3.5 mm connector (such as Maxell 190319 available online for ~$5), which students will bring with them to school on Wednesdays for piano class. Printed music and other materials are supplied. Please leave all chargers and cables at home, as we do not have the capacity to charge keyboards during class. Also, please be sure to tell your child to bring and use their headphones during class. When the teacher plays with a group of students, we unplug headphones, but when the teacher moves to the next group and students practice on their own, it is much better for all when they use their headphones.

Pickleball#

Grades K–3
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 14 times
$350
Taught by Coach Susan, award–winning youth tennis and pickleball coach (USPTA & PTR certified). Get your child moving, smiling, and building confidence with one of the fastest-growing sports in the world! Our Pickleball program introduces elementary-aged students to this exciting game in a fun, positive, and encouraging environment designed specifically for young beginners. Using age-appropriate equipment and engaging games, students will develop hand-eye coordination, balance, agility, teamwork, and sportsmanship while learning the fundamentals of pickleball. Every class is packed with movement, laughter, and exciting activities that keep children active while helping them improve their athletic skills. Coach Susan creates a welcoming atmosphere where every child feels successful, regardless of previous experience. Through fun challenges and cooperative play, students build confidence, make new friends, learn healthy competition, and discover the joy of being active. Whether your child is picking up a paddle for the very first time or already loves racquet sports, this program provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun after school. No experience necessary. All equipment is provided—just bring comfortable athletic clothing, tennis shoes, a water bottle, and a smile Come discover why millions of people have fallen in love with pickleball—and let your child be part of the excitement!

Pokemon Card Game#

Grades 1–4
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$400
Taught by Mr. Alex, Pokémon enthusiast and teacher. Let’s become Pokémon Masters! Learn how to play the popular Pokémon Trading Card game, battle your friends, and immerse yourself in the exciting world of Pokémon. Students will learn interesting facts about Pokémon history, while becoming adept at the incredibly popular game. Students must have their own decks. We look forward to seeing where your Pokémon journey takes you.

Pokémon Engineering with Legos#

Grades K–3
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$480
Taught by Play–Well Teknologies staff: teaching engineering to students. Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, join our enthusiastic Play-Well Instructors as we use tens of thousands of LEGO® parts to build and catch our favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch ’em all!!

Self-Discipline & Self-Defense#

Grades 1–4
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$384
Sensei Ross is a Black Belt in Kenpo Karate with more than 15 years experience studying and teaching the martial arts. Continuing and new students are welcome. Although we all want to make this a safe and peaceful world for our children, reality can sometimes deliver unwelcome surprises. As adults, it is our responsibility to give our children the tools that will help keep them safe in any number of situations and to teach them to carry themselves with a confidence and awareness that will steer them away from danger. In Self–Discipline & Self–Defense, we will learn the fundamentals of defense, such as environmental awareness, blocks, kicks, strikes, stances, foot maneuvers, and the all–important KI–YAH! In addition to providing an excellent workout and instilling children with self–confidence, studying the martial arts stresses the value of being a good citizen, being kind to your peers, respectful to your elders, mindful of nutrition and diligent in your studies. Plus, it’s a lot of fun. Students will be working towards the goal of earning a gi (uniform), then belts.

Sew What!?#

Grades 2–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 14 times
$364
Taught by Ms. Maya, fabrication arts instructor. Sewing for beginners and beyond. GreenARTS Sew What?! Class uses colorful felt fabric and embroidery threads, showing children how to sew a project from scratch, coming up with an idea, drawing a pattern, choosing materials, cutting and sewing fun little projects like cute plushies and custom zipper bags.

Soccer#

Grades K–3
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$384
Taught by ACE Enrichment staff. The soccer class will focus on rules and strategy of soccer as well as the development of ball handling, passing, shooting, offensive and defensive skills. We will build endurance, develop coordination and learn how to play as a team! Players will scrimmage each week and work on skills & drills in a fun & friendly environment. Everyone can participate regardless of ability. All equipment and materials provided.

Spanish#

Grades 2–5
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM (FULL)
Class meets 15 times
$360
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by OLA Spanish Immersion staff. Continuing and new students are welcome. Learning Spanish should be fun, exciting, and easy for our students. OLA is a Spanish immersion program thoughtfully developed by a team of linguists specializing in second language instruction. Our comprehensive Spanish program emphasizes oral fluency. Our focus and teaching methodology are based on “learning through doing.” Children pick up the language naturally through songs, games, targeted lessons, storytelling, and daily routines. Teachers use pantomime and visual aids to communicate with students, and English is only used when necessary.

Spanish Jr.#

Grades TK–1
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$384
Taught by OLA Spanish Immersion staff. Continuing and new students are welcome. Learning Spanish should be fun, exciting, and easy for our students. OLA is a Spanish immersion program thoughtfully developed by a team of linguists specializing in second language instruction. Our comprehensive Spanish program emphasizes oral fluency. Our focus and teaching methodology are based on “learning through doing.” Children pick up the language naturally through songs, games, targeted lessons, storytelling, and daily routines. Teachers use pantomime and visual aids to communicate with students, and English is only used when necessary.

Storybook Ballet#

Grades TK–2
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 15 times
$435
Taught by Zooga Yoga staff. Embrace your inner princess as our dancers transport themselves into a ballet wonderland, bringing beloved storybook characters to life. Guided by ​Zooga’s experienced ​instructor, dancers embark on a journey through warm–up exercises, center work, and creative movement, all woven together with enchanting storytelling through dance. Our class incorporates fanciful props such as tutus, butterfly wings, colorful scarves, tiaras, and wands. Designed to be beginner–friendly, this lively session encourages children to nurture their creative instincts and express themselves individually through the magic of ballet and timeless Disney melodies! We’ll have a performance on the last day.

Ukulele/Guitar#

Grades 1–4
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$400
Taught by Mr. Gaku, session guitarist, producer, and seasoned performer. This class is a great introduction to the joy of playing music. The ukulele is a small string instrument which kindergarten students can handle with their small hands. Older students who want to learn to play guitar are also welcome. The instructor will teach how to play simple holiday songs and children’s songs. Students will learn basic music reading skills using color stickers. No books or scores are required. The instructor will provide a folder with music scores, color system/tuning instructions, and stickers. (The folder will have different music scores every semester.) A ukulele or guitar is required for this class. Ukuleles can be found for as little as $40 online or in local stores.

Wearable Art#

Grades TK–2
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$432
Taught by Art Lessons LA staff. In this hands-on class, children will learn the art of jewelry and accessory making. We’ll work with exciting materials like clay, shrink plastic, fabric, wood, and wire to create one-of-a-kind pieces. Projects may include bracelets, keychains, ornaments, hats, scarves, and more. Students will design and craft wearable art to keep or gift—perfect for creative kids who love to make and share!

Weaving Wonders#

Grades 1–4
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$448
Taught by Ms. Naima, multimedia and fiber artist. A fun, hands-on adventure where young crafters (grades 1-5) explore the magical world of yarn by learning the basics of knitting, crocheting, and weaving to create colorful, unique projects like yarn bracelets and woven art. Develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, patience, focus, and creative problem-solving while diving into a colorful world of yarn! Watch their confidence grow as they master new techniques in a fun, safe space, perfect for beginners wanting to make cool things to take home! Students will learn to knit (finger knitting, loom knitting), crochet (chain stitch, single crochet), Kumihimo (Japanese braiding) and weave (mini looms, dream catchers).

Wild Child Sports#

Grades TK–2
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM
Class meets 15 times
$360
Taught by Wild Child Gym staff. This class is a great introduction to sports. Children will learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports in an active, fun and inclusive way. From team–building to individual skill development, Wild Child’s coaches will build each child’s self–esteem, coordination, strength and core skill set through active play. Weaving in playful games and a weekly muscle focus, this program will give students the fundamentals to confidently throw, catch, jump, kick, shoot and more. Students are encouraged to bring water and dress comfortably.

Women in Art#

Grades 3–5
Fridays 3:20–4:20 PM (CANCELED)
This class has been canceled and is unavailable to join.
Taught by Ms. Melanie, artist & Culver City parent. This art class celebrates contemporary and historical female artists including Ruth Asawa, Louise Bourgeois, Mizuki Goto, Sonia Delaunay, and Teresa Burga. We’ll discover their art through hands-on projects inspired by their styles and contributions to the art world. All genders welcome!

Woodworking#

Grades 2–5
Mondays 3:20–4:20 PM (FULL)
Class meets 14 times
$392
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by Ms. Irene Yu, engineer, maker and Lin Howe parent. Spark your child’s creativity while building confidence with hands-on woodworking! In this fun and engaging class, young makers will learn the fundamentals of woodworking as they explore hammering, drilling, cutting, fastening, and finishing real wood projects. Each new tool and technique is introduced with an emphasis on safe tool use, helping children develop confidence and responsibility in the workshop. Along the way, students strengthen fine motor skills, problem-solving abilities, and critical thinking through creative, hands-on learning. Best of all, every class brings a new accomplishment—students will complete approximately one unique woodworking project each week to take home and proudly share! Projects will include making a Porcupine - hammering and sanding skills, a Robot - drilling and screwing skills, a Cork Snake - cutting, drilling, and sanding skills, and more.

Young Engineers Brick Challenge#

Grades K–3
Tuesdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 16 times
$480
Taught by Young Engineers staff. Young Engineers - Bricks Challenge is a program where students explore real engineering and physics concepts through guided building and structured discovery. Students are not simply “playing with LEGO®,” but actively learning how real machines work and how engineering applies to the world around them. Each class follows a clear learning structure: theory → build → play → upgrade, allowing students to understand concepts, apply them through construction, test them in action, and improve their designs. The curriculum is progressive and cumulative—each lesson introduces new engineering concepts that build on previous learning, and each semester offers new models and more advanced challenges, so returning students continue to grow and are never repeating the same material. Students explore key principles of classical mechanics such as forces, energy, torque, leverage, load distribution, motion, and angular momentum through engaging hands-on projects. Students also develop responsibility and independence by managing their own organized kits and learning to care for shared materials.

Zooga Ninjas#

Grades TK–2
Thursdays 3:20–4:20 PM
Class meets 13 times
$377
Taught by Zooga Yoga staff. In this super fun kickboxing/martial arts class with a yoga twist, our goal is to channel the kinetic child in every kid. The class is designed to introduce basic self-defense concepts in a playful and safe environment. Your Ninja will engage in group activities, games, yoga, and physical conditioning to build strength, self-esteem, and learn principles of safety and self-control. It’s important to note that this is a non-contact class, and we prioritize personal space and mindfulness throughout the session.

Zoology#

Grades TK–2
Wednesdays 1:50–2:50 PM (FULL)
Class meets 15 times
$375
This class is full and unavailable to join.
Taught by Critter Squad staff. Meet live animals and learn about their world. Some are furry, some are feathered, some have a lot of legs, but they are all coming to visit, and they are safe and friendly. Each class will feature educational games and activities and a visit with a real live animal.