To join a class or club, simply send an e-mail to the contact name listed below.

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CHC Board Members :

Kenneth Fleming: kenneth@sciencebetweenthepages.com

Amber Collier: soulcreativearts@gmail.com 

Gabrielle Davis (gabrielled99@protonmail.com)

Suzanne Gose:  suzanne.gose@gmail.com

Lisa Lanning:  lisa.lanning@gmail.com

Angela Leggett: homeschooling.is.love@gmail.com

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CHC Teachers and Club Contacts:

 

Amber Collier soulcreativearts@gmail.com -Dance and Ballet -I am a Christian, a wife, and a homeschooling mother of 3 amazing children. I graduated from Texas A&M in 2003 and have always had an entrepreneurial spirit! My family has lived in College Station for 10 years, and I have taught ballet, locally, for the past 9. We are a Texas loving nature family! In my free time you will find me with family enjoying our ranch, hiking, reading, and spending time with my family! 

 

Gabrielle Davis gabrielled99@protonmail.com - Pre School-Junior High Classes - I am Gabrielle Davis, a local homeschooling mom of 9! I have 3 graduated so far (2 at A&M, 1 in the military), 1 in Heaven, 5 still homeschooling and I am a former kindergarten teacher at Bryan ISD. I have an Early Childhood/Elementary teaching degree from Texas A&M, Class of ‘99. I have homeschooled all of my children from the beginning and taught in many homeschool co-ops over the years from babies to high school. This is my 2nd year teaching at the CHC and I love it!!

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Sharon Dickey mrs.dickeyasl@gmail.com - American Sign Language:  A homeschooling Mom for 22 years. I have taught or been involved with ASL for more than 20years. I taught from kindergarten to adults. I have also been involved with deaf missions. For about 13 years I have taught sign language for competition. I am offering ASL 1 & 2 for high school foreign language credit. I have taught at CHC for 4 years!

 

Kenneth Fleming kenneth@sciencebetweenthepages.com - Science - Dr. Kenneth Fleming has been teaching science in the Bryan/College Station community since 2009. His passion for understanding how people learn science inspired him to pursue graduate education at Texas A&M University.  His research narrowed to investigating how difference-makers in the informal science education community shape exhibits and experiences that support families learning science together outside the classroom.  As an adjunct faculty member at Texas A&M University, he continues to prepare current and future educators to work with young children and to teach science through hands-on activities.
 

Nicole Fleming nicole@sciencebetweenthepages.com - Science - Nicole's new science learning and teaching journey started in 2012 and as her oldest daughter grew and they continued to have more children, Nicole offered more and more science classes. One of Nicole's favorite things about teaching at the Community Homeschool Center is the freedom to teach topics that she is interested in and to share her excitement about God and His creation with so many families in the Brazos Valley.  This flexibility has given her the freedom to give credit for all these wonders to our magnificent God and Creator. 

Maria Gonzalez terrazafamilia@gmail.com -  I am a homeschooling mom of 3. I have worked with art all my life but professionally for 10 years. I co-owe an art business were we do murals and all forms of art for the Brazos Valley and surrounding counties. I am offering a beginner art class at the CHC for homeschoolers for ages 6+.  Physical Education (P.E.)  and Art

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Shannon Jones mrsjoneslovesscience@gmail.com - Shannon, a follower of Jesus Christ, has been married for 19 years to her husband, Scott. She and her husband have three sons, ages 16, 14 and 12. Shannon graduated with her Masters of Science in Communicative Disorders from the University of Alabama in 2006 and worked as a Speech-Language Pathologist for several years before deciding to homeschool. This year will be Shannon's 12th year homeschooling. She has taught and assisted many co-op classes throughout the years and is excited to join CHC to partner with parents in educating their children. Shannon will be teaching high school Biology and middle school 7th-8th grade General Science (Biology and Chemistry) this next year. 

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Ashley Kinnard akinnard97@gmail.com - Writing and Literature - Ashley graduated from Texas A&M University with a BBA in Marketing in 1998. After working in business consulting for a few years, she began working for her alma mater in the Career Center and Mays Business School. Years of reading honors business applications, resumes, cover letters, and other essays opened her eyes to importance of communication through the written word. Later, as Ashley embarked on the homeschooling journey with her own four kids, she went though training courses on teaching writing composition, not only so she could help her own children excel, but to teach area homechoolers as well. Because literature helps students and adults understand their lives and the world around them, as well as develop imagination, and empathy, it has always been a focal point for her as a teacher. As a result, she has been teaching English classes, essay writing, and/or literature, for eight years at the CHC and a local co-op.

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Carrie McClung teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com - German, Bible, WorldView -  I'm a mom of 3, homeschooler, business woman, teacher, and minister.  I was born and raised in Germany and speak it fluently.  My training is in Biblical Studies with several years on the mission field.  My husband and I have been married 20 years, minister locally,  and have a passion to see children, youth, and adults trained up and equipped for life and whatever the Lord calls them to. 

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Lamar Ontko lamar.ontko@gmail.com - Art and Geography: Lamar is a homeschool mom with five children. Two have now graduated, leaving only boys at home. She has homeschooled for 13 years and taught Travel the World with Art for a decade.
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Ashley Pelton - ampelton28@gmail.com Water Color Art I have always had a love for art in my free time. I went to trade school for Cosmetology and specialized in nails and nail art. I worked in the industry for about 4 years before deciding to change careers and become  a full time stay at home mom and homeschool our children. My husband of 22 years and I have 3 boys. Only our oldest was enrolled in daycare and public school for pre-k for a few months and a medical emergency, which led us to homeschool and we never looked back. I currently have two boys still at home Dylan, our middle son is 15, is unschooling his high school years and is already planning out his life. Kyle, our youngest son is 14, is also unschooling his way through middle school. He started a gaming youtube channel at 13 and is learning Japanese. We value interest led learning and self-taught education, as it has brought our family peace and incredible experiences.  We walk with Jesus daily in our home and have a deep relationship with each other as well as in our friendships.  
Rachel Postma: rpostmamt@gmail.com: A local homeschool graduate and is excited to teach homeschoolers about the beautiful world of music! After growing up in Bryan, Rachel moved to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music, majoring in Music Therapy with a Minor in Psychology, and an emphasis in vocal studies. Since graduating in 2014, she has been working as a professional musician in BCS, teaching guitar, voice, ukulele and piano lessons, as well as practicing her specialty as a Board-Certified Music Therapist. Occasionally you’ll see her performing at local events under the artist name, Bloem (pronounced Bloom). Sign​

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Christi Smith home2bluebonnets@gmail.com -  Science and History: Christi Smith home2bluebonnets@gmail.com -  Science, History and math: I am excited to be entering my 24rd year of teaching this fall. I received my teaching degree from Texas Tech University in 2000 and have taught all ages in homeschool, co-op, private, and public school settings. I have four homeschooled kids ranging in age from eighteen to twelve. Teaching is my passion and helping others in their homeschooling journeys is my joy. I am excited about the opportunity to teach your students at the CHC on Wednesdays at Legends Event Center.​ 

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Taylor Speier and Cecelia Tipton allthingstheatrecompany@gmail.com Theatre 101, 201, 202 - Hi we are Taylor and Cecelia and we are Christian friends who love doing theatre with All Things Theatre Company.  Taylor here: I grew up in Bryan, TX and graduated from Texas A&M in 2024! I started performing in middle school and was a part of Bryan High’s Viking Theatre in high school. Cecelia here: I grew up in Bryan also and started working with All Things Theatre Company in December of last year! We love the opportunity of working together to bring faith-based theatre classes to our area! Check out more info at www.allthingstheatrecompany.com and sign up for our classes!

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Class Descriptions:
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Letters & Numbers For Me @ 12pm: gabrielled99@protonmail.com 

Join us for a super fun, exciting and engaging class for your 3-4 year old preschooler!

We will learn all 26 letters of the alphabet (1 each week), numbers, colors, seasons, shapes, days of the week, months of the year, weather, etc plus read lots of books, sing lots of songs and create an amazing alphabet book to take home at the end of the year. It will be lots of fun!! This class is open to all little boys and girls (3+) who are potty trained and ready to learn! Class time will be Wednesdays from 12-12:55. Go run errands, get groceries, grab a coffee or quick lunch with a friend. Think of this as Homeschool Mother's Day Out. Your littles will have fun and so will you!!

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TINY TOTS Ballet: Ballet Classes for ages 3 - 12. Classical ballet in a creative atmosphere! The goal is to learn ballet while having fun. Ballet II Class - 10AM - 10:45 Tiny Tots - 10:45 - 11:30 Ballet I & II Combo - 11:30-12:15 Ballet III - 12:15 - 1:00 More information here. Amber Collier​​

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MATHEMATICS

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​High School Algebra, Wednesdays 3pm-4pm 

We will be using a straightforward, hands-on approach to algebra covering one to three topics a week and with review problems to be done at home about 5 - 10 problems a day, 15-30 mins. Each week we will review a couple of foundation problems needed for understanding to build onto the next topic. Also each week, we will review arithmetic and problem solving strategies. I will print all necessary text and problems and provide links step-by-step videos.  Each student will need a 1” - 1 ½”  binder to keep their text,  problem sets, and handouts, along with protractor, ruler, pencils. I have tutored algebra, geometry and test prep for TSI the last three years. Please ask me if you have any questions. I designed this class to be full of “wins” for the student to build their confidence and succeed in math. The course is one high school math credit.   

Cost : One time materials fee - $40 ( printed text, notebook and handouts), $50/month. Ask me about discounts.

Contact me with any questions. Christi Smith, Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827

Register for the class here.

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SCIENCE

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First Things with Mrs. Nicole Fleming (Kindergarten & 1st Grade) (Wednesdays @ 10am)
Our First Things class will be exploring Five Gifts Science in the Fall and Creation Science in the Spring. Five Gifts Science presents hands-on and minds-on science learning experiences in a way that helps students make connections between their ability to see, smell, taste, hear and feel with their ability to make observations about the world around them. Using these gifts, we will then explore Creation Science where we will use hands-on science activities and demonstrations to explore introductory science concepts associated with each of the days of creation.

This class has a non-refundable $30 registration fee, $30 materials fee for the year and $355 tuition cost for the year. If you can pay for the whole year in advance, we am happy to take 10% off the tuition price ($320 for the year)

Register here: https://forms.gle/NaxUFxVF7zbzkbvL8 

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Elementary Science with Mrs. Nicole Fleming (2nd & 3rd Grade) (Wednesdays @ 11am)
Our Elementary Science class will be discovering The World in His Hands. It is a two-semester experience that uses books, hands-on experiences, and group activities to learn about the flora and fauna that fill our world. This class is foundational in their science education as they will build on this knowledge in middle school science as well as in Biology in high school.

This class has a non-refundable $30 registration fee, $30 materials fee for the year and $355 tuition cost for the year. If you can pay for the whole year in advance, I am happy to take 10% off the tuition price ($320 for the year)

Register here: https://forms.gle/LrTz4vP1LJFWCWWG8

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Intermediate Science with Mrs. Nicole Fleming (4th-6th Grade) (Wednesdays @ 9am)
Our Intermediate Science class with be going on a Journey to the Center of the Earth. This will be a two semester exploration where we will dig in and excavate information on land formations, minerals, crystals, seismic waves, rock layers and fossils in a way that honors our Creator God.
This class has a non-refundable $30 registration fee, $30 materials fee for the year and $355 tuition cost for the year. If you can pay for the whole year in advance, I am happy to take 10% off the tuition price ($320 for the year)

Register here: https://forms.gle/cqPRqkdUiH6sBUtV6

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Junior High Science with Dr. Kenneth Fleming (7th-8th Grade) (Wednesdays @ 10am) 
Scaling Up Science (10-11am) is designed to guide science learners through the transition from hands-on observations to the exploration of abstract scientific concepts, theories, and laws. Tailored for 7th and 8th-grade students entering the realm of more complex scientific understanding, this year-long course offers a stimulating journey into the formation of contemporary scientific theories and laws within a dynamic group setting. Throughout the course, students will engage in a variety of in-class activities aimed at reinforcing comprehension and fostering critical thinking. These activities may include filling in fill-in-the-blank notetaking guides during lectures and collaborating with peers to conduct investigations, organize topic-specific cards, or construct models. By actively participating in these activities, students will deepen their understanding of abstract scientific principles while honing their analytical skills.
Dr. Fleming's science classes are $400 for the year. If you are able to pay for the year by the first day of class, there is a 10% discount ($360 for the year)

Register here: https://forms.gle/wLJJAbDXgXbzCQaG9 

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Middle School General Science (Chemistry and Biology), 7th-8th grade, Wednesdays 9am-10am: 

In this middle school general science class for grades 7-8, ages 12-14, I will be using the textbook Science in the Atomic Age by Jay Wile (Berean Builders) to build the foundation of Chemistry and Biology which will be further explored in the high school classes.  This hands-on, laboratory-based, science course starts by describing our current understanding of atoms, molecules, the chemicals that are necessary for life, DNA, and cells. It then moves on to discuss the levels of organization found in creation covering how cells work together to make tissues, organs, systems, organisms, and all the way up to the forming biomes. 

 

We will meet each week to complete or set up labs, review chapter material and answer questions. I will have a syllabus with assignments and due dates to help the student break up the material into manageable chunks each day. 

This can be a graded course, introducing note taking, test taking skills, and getting them ready for high school science courses. I work with students to meet their learning styles and provide help as they move through the course. 

We will be using Science in the Atomic Age by Dr. Jay Wile. This can be easily found, used or purchased new at bereanbuilders.com. There is also an audio version to go along with the text for our auditory learners. The students will also need the Tests and Answers Key book.

 

Cost : One time lab materials fee - $60(includes labs and workbook) 

$60/month (December/May-$30)

Contact me with any questions

Shannon Jones

979-587-6003

mrsjoneslovesscience@gmail.com

 

HS Physics: Wednesdays 10am-11am 

Contact me with any questions. Christi Smith, Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827.

Introduction to Forensics: Wednesdays 11am-12 pm 

Contact me with any questions. Christi Smith, Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827

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High School Biology: Wednesdays, 2 pm-3 pm

I am excited to be teaching Biology with Dr. Wile’s Berean Builders book Discovering Design with Biology. Each student will also need the Answer Key and Tests booklet. This course is a laboratory-based high school biology course. It is a college prep class (Honors). It can also be adapted to a regular level Biology class. It gives the student an introduction to how living organisms are designed, how they interact with one another, and how they interact with their physical environment.  Students are taught how biologists classify life, the chemical processes that make life possible, the structures of RNA and DNA, and the designs of the different cells found in living organisms.  Students also learn the means by which photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and cellular reproduction occur. They then learn about the current state of biotechnology.  With the molecular and cellular basis of life covered, the students are then given a survey of the different kinds of organisms found in nature: archaea, bacteria, protists, fungi, invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants. The students then learn the biogeochemical cycles that keep environments hospitable to life, which leads to a discussion of ecosystems. Throughout the course, students see that life is the result of design and that organisms have been given the ability to adapt to their surroundings. In addition, they learn about various problems associated with modern evolutionary synthesis.

 

We will meet each Wednesday to complete the labs, microscope work, and dissections. We will also review material and answer questions. This is a graded course. I work with students to meet their learning styles and provide help as they travel through Biology. I will provide a syllabus with weekly assignments and due dates. The class provides one high school science credit with an Honors option. 

 

Cost: One-time materials fee - $60 (which includes labs and dissections)

$60/month(Dec and May $30).

Contact me with any questions

Shannon Jones

979-587-6003

mrsjoneslovesscience@gmail.com

 

  

Chemistry, 10th-12th, Wednesdays 12pm-1pm 

Contact me with any questions. Christi Smith, Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827

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1:00 pm Middle School Applied Engineering: gabrielled99@protonmail.com

Applied Engineering: The Study of God’s Design in Nature by Masterbooks for grades 6-9

In this 1 year class, we will explore the intersection of science and God’s blueprints for life! Students will study examples of God’s incredible design in nature and discover how His design has inspired man-made designs (called biomimicry) for batteries, human organ repair, automotive engineering, paint, and so much more! This study uses captivating books, engaging worksheets, and hands-on activities and experiments to demonstrate the world’s need for God’s creative genius. We will complete all experiments in class and have short reading/lessons to complete four days a week at home. All will be laid out in an easy to use syllabus for your student to follow independently at home. The purchase of the 4 textbook set is required for this class.

HISTORY CLASSES

 

10:00 am Bible - Old Testament I, grades 5-10

This year we will be starting at Genesis 1 and going through the history of King David. This course is Ancient History and can be used as a credit for this field. We will have Bible Verses to learn by heart and plenty of historical detail your child will be learning and will be tested on. I sneak several study skills into this class. This course, if your student takes part 1 and 2, will take your child through the entire Old Testament over a period of two years. It will give them a solid foundation from which to continue their own studies. Carrie McClung: teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com

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Around the World- 2nd-5th grade History/Geography Class @ 10am gabrielled99@protonmail.com 

Join me on a trip Around the World as we study different countries and cultures and learn lots of things about them including their language, people, missions to that area, food, flag and history of that region. We will be using map and coloring skills as we create an Around the World notebook to take home at the end of the year. No curriculum will be required or any supplies. I will provide everything via the supply fee.  Strong writing skills NOT necessary. ​

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High School World History, Wednesdays 3pm-4pm 

Your high school student will gain an understanding of World History as we journey around the globe in this survey from creation through the Cold War and beyond. In this course, high schoolers will develop an understanding of historical trends, philosophies, and events as they examine theories surrounding a period or topic, history makers who changed the course of events, and comparative worldviews, and consider critical thinking questions. 

We will meet each week to discuss the unit material, grade and correct our comprehension assignments, and update their timeline or portfolio semester project.  I will have a weekly checklist for each student to help keep them on track. This is a graded course. I work with students to meet their learning styles and provide help as they move through the course. The course is one high school history credit.   

 

We are using Master Books Master Books’ World History, Revised Ed. by James Stobaugh as our text. In addition to the textbook, the student will need a folder or binder to keep their handouts organized. 

 

Cost : One time materials fee - $30 ( printed notebook and handouts), $50/month. Ask me about discounts.

Contact me with any questions. Christi Smith, Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827

Register for the class here.

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Around the World- 2nd-5th grade History/Geography Class @ 10am gabrielled99@protonmail.com 

Join me on a trip Around the World as we study different countries and cultures and learn lots of things about them including their language, people, missions to that area, food, flag and history of that region. We will do art projects, taste food, map skills and coloring and have a great time learning. No curriculum will be required or any supplies. I will provide everything via the supply fee.  Strong writing skills NOT necessary. 

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES

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American Sign Language Taught by Sharon Dickey, Email: mrs.dickeyasl@gmail.com

In ASL 1 class we will be covering vocabulary and grammar. In ASL 2 there will be more vocabulary, grammar and some history on ASL. There will also be conversation in ASL and less voice. I use my own curriculum. There will be assignments every week and practice assignments. There will be quizzes, tests and final exams for each semester. This class will be for credit in Foreign Language. We meet on Wednesdays, 8:15am for ASL 1 and 9am for ASL 2.

Registration fee: $25

Cost: Per month $60

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​8:15 am  Flip Flop German

1st through 7th grade conversational German using the Flip Flop method developed by Suzanne Gose. This course is fun.  We learn to make sentences and express ourselves in the very first class, we learn children's songs and culture as well.  This class is only 45 minutes long, perfect for your elementary kids!  Frau Mac is a native German speaker.  Come join our fun! Carrie McClung  teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com
 

11:00 am High School German II

This is German 2 (if you have a high schooler who is a beginner, see me for additional options). These students have been studying German for 1-2 years. We use a text book, songs, and select videos to learn. I am a native speaker, born and raised in Germany, having done all my schooling through my associates in German schools. My goal first and foremost is to help your student SPEAK German. Come learn with us! Carrie McClung  teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com

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LANGUAGE ARTS

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8:15 Writing & Grammar (Grades 4-6) This class will help students grow confident in learning to write with structure and style in an accessible way. Students will learn to outline source texts and use their outlines to write paragraphs and simple essays. Weekly grammar review will be included. https://forms.gle/G1cLEUHUdkDnbg986

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11:00  Grades 9-11 Introduction to Literary Analysis Students enrolled in this class will be learning how authors use literary devices to develop plots, characters, and themes. They will read and study famous (and interesting) short stories in order to learn to annotate, analyze, and appreciate quality literature. The class includes a few literary analysis essays, an allusion project, and some group work and presentations. https://forms.gle/UKZ7bbzgmucJDSbEA

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12:00 Grades 7-8 Writing & Grammar This course seeks to challenge students to develop a mature and formal style of writing, with some creative writing mixed in; it will also include grammar lessons and quizzes covering more difficult and often-missed grammar rules. Students will embark on a novel study in the spring semester to introduce them to literary critiques. https://forms.gle/UKZ7bbzgmucJDSbEA

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1:00 Grades 11-12 Literature and Composition This English course will include reading, annotating, analyzing, discussing, and writing about American and British Literature. The reading list will be finalized in July, but some of the titles might include The Raven (Poe), Great Expectations (Dickens), The Grapes of Wrath (Steinbeck), The Old Man & the Sea (Hemingway) & The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Stevenson). https://forms.gle/UKZ7bbzgmucJDSbEA

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2:00 Middle School Literature Students in this class will be introduced the beauty of studying literature! They will learn to annotate, analyze, and discuss novels to better understand the themes and intent of the authors. This course is a gentle introduction to literary analysis. The list of novels will be finalized in July, but some titles may include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Twain), The Hatchet (Paulsen), Tales from Shakespeare (age appropriate & easily readable), and Old Yeller (Gipson), and Swiss Family Robinson (Wyss).

https://forms.gle/UKZ7bbzgmucJDSbEA

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION (P.E.)

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Ballet Classes for ages 3 - 12. Classical ballet in a fun and creative atmosphere. Levels at the CHC include Tiny Tots through ballet III. 10 years with the CHC! Annual ballet recital held in May. More information here. Amber Collier is the instructor

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PE  (Physical Education) - Taught by Maria-  terrazafamilia@gmail.com

Class will be held outside and the children will migrate toward the park-like area. If it rains or the weather is not looking favorable we will have class inside, unless the center is not permitting. If that is the case, class will be canceled for the day. Each week will focus on a different part of the body (lower, core, upper body) and this will start over monthly. The main goal with this is to make sure they learn good form and familiarize themselves with the stretches and workouts so that they may do this at home or on their own time correctly. Here is a summary of the monthly agenda. 1st 30-40 minutes of class: We will start off with stretching, drills, shutter runs followed by a workout: 1st Week - Lower Body: Squats, Lunges, Crab walk, etc. 2nd Week - Core: Sit-ups, Plank, Bicycle Crunch, etc. 3rd Week - Upper Body: Push Ups, Triceps Dips, Arm curls, etc.. 4th Week - Will get our steps in and walk the trails of Legends. This could include a scavenger hunt along the way for the smaller age class. I'm hoping they can take in nature and learn to love taking strolls. Last 20-30 minutes of class: After the "workout" session ends the class turns into a child-led P.E. class. There are opportunities and encouragement to practice jump rope, play basketball, and football, and/or just skate at the skate park or play at the park. Skates, skateboards, scooters, and bicycles are welcome. Please send your child with all safety attire needed to use their equipment. Class will be held outside. Please send your child with a bottle of water, a rain jacket if it's sprinkling, and sunscreen if needed. To avoid using the public restroom out in the park area please have your child use it inside of Legend Event Center (those are cleaner) before class. Classes start at $10/class for yearly payments plus a registration fee of $10 For more information and/or to sign up click the link  https://forms.gle/uK9imwpduqwc2MhH6

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ART

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3pm-4pm  Water Color Painting Ages 13- adults

My goal in this class is to teach the foundations of watercolor techniques, brush work, with an emphasis on loose floral; so by the end of the year students will leave class with the skills and techniques to paint on their own. Some examples of the techniques we will cover are water control, brush strokes, mark making, value study, wet on dry, wet on wet, washes, backgrounds, composition, quality supplies, how to care for supplies, and of course how to paint flowers and leaves and a landscape. I want to share my love for this beautiful medium of watercolor so others can express their story through it as well. This class is intended to be a full year class as the lessons build on each other for a well rounded learning experience.  I only have 17 spots available this year. 

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Tuition:

Class Fees: $55 a month (no half month as some months have 5 weeks and some have 2 so it all evens out in the end)

Semester art supply fee of $25/ or $50 for the whole year

$220 Fall/$275 Spring paid in full

 

To Sign Up:

Email Ashley Pelton  ampelton28@gmail.com With students name, age, contact info: phone, text, email, and what inspires them to make art? How to Pay: Class Tuition can be paid via in person ( you’ll see an envelope on the table by the door) or at Open House Aug 14

PayPal: paypal.me/ashleympelton   (send under friends and family)

Please note student name(s) Please Pay Monthly or by Semester

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Color Theory (Ages 6 +) 8am & 1pm (Outside pavilion)Background: My name is Maria Gonzalez. I am a homeschooling mom of 3. I have worked with art all my life but professionally for 10 years. I co-own an art business where we do murals and all forms of art for the Brazos Valley and surrounding counties. I am offering a beginner art class at the CHC for homeschoolers for ages 6+.Class Description: This class is for beginner artists to get an introduction to color mixing and color theory. We will be using acrylics and focused mainly on the color wheel with some canvas work.LINK: https://forms.gle/rWygiwDZhpVLnLUE8

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12:00pm, 2:00pm: Travel the World with Art

Art and Geography Collide, with Lamar Ontko
2nd-8th grade

Students will take a trip around the world while learning art, surveying each continent and highlighting iconic landmarks. They will learn about the culture of that region and create art based on it. We will use: acrylic, watercolor and tempera paint; chalk and oil pastels ; marker, pencils and more. Students will learn the fundamentals of art, including color theory and perspective, and many more. We will also do artists studies and replicate their work. Full class spans an entire academic year and is taught in a four year cycle. Recommended: 2nd-8th grade. Sibling discounts available. Email questions to Mrs. Ontko - lamar.ontko@gmail.com Classes are $15 /class. With a supply fee of $25.

 

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​1:00pm: High School Art 1

Lamar Ontko guides students as they take a trip around the world while learning art, discussing culture and creating art based on that area.  We will also replicate a number of famous artist.  Students will learn the fundamentals of art, including color theory, perspective, and much more.  Students will use: acrylic, water and tempera paints; chalk and oil pastels, marker, pencil and more. This class is intended for high school students, or mature students ready for a high school art class (13+)

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OTHER ELECTIVES

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9:00 am Logic 

Come do LOGIC with friends. We will be working through THE FALLACY DETECTIVE, playing logic games, solving mysteries, and watching select videos. This class will take a subject that seems daunting for some families, and makes it fun, light hearted and easy. This is geared toward 5th-8th grade. teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com Carrie McClung​​​​​

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Guitar & Songwriting 12:00-1:00pm - Rachel Postma - Bloem Music

Unlock your inner musician in our Songwriting and Exploring Music class at Bloem Music! This interactive class is designed for students ages 13 and up, with no prior musical experience needed. Rooted in our core values of connection, mindfulness, and growth, we’ll explore the fundamentals of music while cultivating the unique gifts within each of us.

Through vocal practice, rhythm exploration using percussion and movement, and deep dives into lyrics, songwriting, and style, you’ll create meaningful musical experiences with others. We’ll also discover how music influences our emotions and enhances our connection with those around us, appreciating the beauty and joy that music brings to life. Join us in this journey of creativity, expression, and connection!

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Cost: $340 per semester, 10% discount when paid in full at the start of the semester.

Monthly payment plans offer upon inquiry. text Rachel at 979-399-2838

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Ukulele Class 1:00-2:00pm - Rachel Postma - Bloem Music

Come join our ukulele circle at Bloem Music, where we’ll learn popular songs while exploring the basics of music through chords, notes, and strumming. The ukulele is a fun and approachable instrument that brings joy and smiles to everyone who plays it. Rooted in our core values of connection, mindfulness, and growth, this class is designed to help students of all ages appreciate the beauty of music in a relaxed and supportive environment. Geared towards kids ages 5 and up, but all ages are welcome to register—parents included!​

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Cost: $340 per semester, 10% discount when paid in full at the start of the semester.

Monthly payment plans offer upon inquiry. text Rachel at 979-399-2838​​

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