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Afterschool Schedule Register online beginning Wednesday, January 9th at 1:00pm - www.wingspanarts.org MON TUE WED THU FRI K - 1 Art Explorers Fairytale Theatre Music to My Ears Jr. Asphalt Jungle Dance Around the World 1-3 Mini-Musical Crayola Artist Passport Lego Artists Dance Studio Actor s Workshop 2-4 STEAM Cooking Afro-Caribbean Drumming Modern Masters Yoga 3-5 Pop Choir Sketch Comedy Lego Robotics Animation Art of Nature Classes begin January 28th! Additional fees apply

Pricing Information Programs January 28 - June 21, 2019 Class Tuition for Spring Semester 1 day/week $480 2 days/week $920 3 days/week $1,320 4 days/week $1,680 5 days/week $2,000 Registration Fee One per family, per semester Registration $30 Late Registration (after 1/25) $40 Optional Payment Plan $40 One per family, per semester The Payment Plan allows you to pay your account balance in installments charged automatically on the following dates: 1st Payment At Registration 2nd Payment March 1 3rd Payment April 5 4th Payment May 3 About Wingspan Arts Wingspan Arts is a non-profit organization that is fully insured and professionally managed. We hold our programs ON-SITE at Anderson, and work in partnership Anderson to offer semester-long afterschool arts enrichment classes that meet once a week. The program is staffed by Site Director(s), Site Assistant(s), and professional Teaching Artists. A Day at Wingspan Arts When students are dismissed from school, they are escorted to Wingspan s central meeting area at Anderson Students are provided a snack and an option of arts based activities from school dismissal until 3:30PM Arts enrichment classes run for 90 minutes from 3:30-5:00 PM Pick-up runs from 5:00-6:00 PM; students again participate in a choice of arts based activities, other supervised games, or homework. Pick-up ends promptly at 6:00 PM; a fee of $1/minute will be charged for any students remaining after 6 PM; fee increases after third late pick-up. Consistent early pick-ups (before 5:00 PM) will not be accommodated. Tax Information Our afterschool programs may be claimed as a childcare expense on your taxes, or used a flex spending account! Our Federal Tax ID is 13-4189808, and our office can provide you a formal receipt. Financial Aid Wingspan Arts has a long tradition of providing need-based financial aid to our incredible afterschool communities. We do our best to ensure that every child has access to the arts, regardless of ability to pay the full tuition for our programs. To find out more about financial aid, please visit our website. Refund Policy If your child is not satisfied his/her afterschool class, and draws in the first two weeks, we offer a full credit to your Wingspan Arts account to be used for a future class or Half-Day program. After the first two weeks, we offer a pro-rated credit amount to your Wingspan Arts account. If you wish instead to be refunded to your credit card, Wingspan Arts charges a $50 refund fee. REGISTER ONLINE AT WINGSPANARTS.ORG For questions, please contact afterschool@wingspanarts.org

MONDAY Grades K-1 Art Explorers Students will cut, paint, glue, draw, and sculpt! This class will focus on the individuality and creative thinking process of each child as images and three-dimensional forms emerge from stories, poetry, and free association. Concepts will come to life as students develop skills to communicate their ideas in unique ways. This is a great class to explore a variety of artistic mediums. Grades 1-3 Mini-Musical 5, 6, 7, 8! Learn a dance, sing a song, and perform a monologue in this introductory musical theatre class. Students will learn what it takes to become a triple threat, while also being introduced to many Broadway musicals. Students will work as an ensemble to create their own original musical focusing on the story structure of major Broadway musicals. Grades 2-4 STEAM Cooking Allergic to Salad $25 Materials Fee We ve got STEAM heat! This creative culinary class covers components of the scientific method and includes rotating curriculum on kitchen skills and culinary arts, food systems (sustainability, policy, justice, etc.), physical science, and life science. This class delves deeply into full-circle cooking: learning to read a recipe, determining needed ingredient quantities, and making fraction adjustments. Students maintain their own cookbooks for an added literacy component. Grades 3-5 Pop Choir Students will become pitch perfect by joining the vocal ensemble in Pop Choir. Singers will learn about melodies, harmonies, acapella, and solo performances while singing their favorite pop hits. Ariana Grande, Shawn Mendez, and Bruno Mars are just some of the musical influences inspiring the singers in this class. Students will perform their greatest hits at the end of the semester! TUESDAY Grades K-1 Fairytale Theatre Fairies and goblins and elves, oh my! Students will combine storytelling theatre and let their imaginations soar in this creative drama class. Young artists will explore classic fairytales and bring them to the stage each week. They will also create their own and bring new characters to life! This class will culminate in the performance of a fairytale!

Grades 1-3 Crayola Artist Passport Mad Science $60 Materials Fee Embark on an around-the-world cultural adventure explore far-off places and learn about the people who live there, from the Americas to Polynesia, from the cosmopolitan to the countryside. Experiment Crayola products, while trying art techniques developed by local artists and artisans. Make different masterpieces each week such as drums, masks, canvases, prints, buses, and more! Bring the unique creations home and build a globally-inspired art gallery. Grades 2-4 Super Soccer Stars $40 Insurance Fee Come and learn about the world s most popular sport in this fun and active class. Super Soccer Stars will teach you basic skills, warm-ups and tips on how to keep fit. So sign up, build your self-confidence, and become part of the Super Soccer Stars team! Grades 3-5 Sketch Comedy Writers, comedians, and performers will master the art of funny in the Sketch Comedy class. Through writing exercises, improv games, and acting techniques, students will learn the fundamentals of comedy in performance. Students will create characters, conflicts, and circumstances that put the FUN in FUNNY! This class will culminate in a series of written sketches to be performed in front of a live audience! WEDNESDAY Grades K-1 Music to My Ears Singers will develop proper vocal technique in this introductory music class. Through songs, games, and exercises, students will explore the fundamentals of vocal performance, and the joy that singing brings! Students will sing, move, and enjoy listening to music that ranges from Tchaikovsky to Frank Sinatra, and even some of Broadway s top hits! By the end of the semester, each student will use their understanding of music composition to sing their hearts out in an original performance. Grades 1-3 Lego Artists $15 Materials Fee In this class, students experience the excitement of Lego and learning! This class will introduce teamwork, observation, creative thinking, and problem-solving skills while students use their imaginations to build artistic Lego creations! Students will learn about famous pieces of art and architecture, explore 2D mosaics, and build upwards in 3D. Students will be able to build individually and in groups, giving them a sense of ensemble and how their pieces and fun ideas fit into the whole. Grades 2-4 Afro Caribbean Drumming In this dynamic class, students will be introduced to different Afro-Caribbean styles of music. They will explore Salsa, Merengue, and Cha Cha Cha, and learn about their influence on popular music such as funk, rap and hip hop. Students will be introduced to proper drumming techniques and rhythms, as well as how

to create different tones and grooves. The class will culminate in a Latin percussion jam session featuring the student ensemble! Grades 3-5 Lego Robotics CodingKIDZ $40 Insurance Fee Using the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform, students build and program walking, talking and thinking robots. Starting separate LEGO pieces, motors, sensors and a mini-computer, students team up to build robotic creations raging from scorpions to humanoids. They then program their robots to complete missions and participate in hilarious races against other teams in the class. THURSDAY Grades K-1 Jr. Asphalt Jungle KP All Sports This energetic class will be having tons of fun in the schoolyard. Get ready for four square, stickball, chalk games, and many more as students explore the most popular games on the playground! And not just recent games they ll explore games from days past, and have a ball on the playground! Grades 1-3 Dance Studio The essence of this class is the joy of expression through different forms of dance. The young dancer will experience such dance styles as tap, jazz, ballet, hip hop, step, funk, and swing, just to name a few. So, sway on over to this class if you re interested in learning a variety of dance and creative movement styles! Grades 2-4 Modern Masters This class is for the artist and the art historian alike! In this class, students will learn about and discuss different art genres and periods, such as Impressionism, Fauvism, Pointillism, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Pop Art, and abstract art. They will then create their own 2D and 3D artworks inspired by these ideas. Students will also create relationships the artists of history, and develop their own techniques to find their authentic artist self. Grades 3-5 Animation Sh!ne $60 Materials Fee In Animation, students will have the opportunity to create their own stop motion animation shorts both individually and as a group. They will learn about storyboards, script writing and editing in addition to getting the chance to create their own characters, backgrounds and stories for their films! At the end of the class, students will have practiced all of the jobs required to create a stop motion animation piece and will have created a short film.

FRIDAY Grades K-1 Dance Around the World In this class, dancers will learn styles such as African, jazz, ballet, salsa, Afro-Caribbean, Indian, hip hop, funk and swing. They will dance to music from all over the world and participate in games and exercises that will help them listen to the sounds that make each style and culture unique. This class encourages an awareness and appreciation of other countries historical dance styles and inspires students to find a common colorful thread that runs through ALL movement. Grades 1-3 Actor s Workshop Calling all actors! In Actor s Workshop, students will learn key elements of theatre performance and rehearsal practices. Through monologue and scene study, as well as in-depth character development exercises, the actors in this class will learn the value of objectives, tactics, and stakes in performance. Students will also have the opportunity to develop their own pieces, and direct their fellow classmates. At the end of the semester, the actors will show off what they ve learned in a short play! Grades 2-4 Yoga Breathe deeply. Meditate. Stretch. Move! Through the ancient art of yoga, students will gain flexibility and have the freedom to dance and explore creative movement. These yoga sessions will combine emotional reflection, light stretching, breathing, various yoga poses, and meditation. Students will learn downward facing dog, upward facing dog, child s pose, windmill pose, frog pose, tortoise pose and more! By the end of the semester, students will feel peaceful sharing all they ve learned in a yoga demonstration. Namaste. Grades 3-5 Art of Nature Students will discover art all around them in this nature-based visual art class. Using natural and found materials, students will explore ways to reduce, reuse, and reinvent creativity. Projects will focus on sustainability, observation, and the beauty of the natural world. Join Art of Nature to save, create, and celebrate the natural earth.