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Welcome to the Homeschool

Extended Enrichment Program

 

​Welcome to a vibrant learning experience where each day unfolds

with a 4-hour adventure of discovery and creativity! 

 

Our dynamic program offers engaging lessons in math, science, language arts,

and art, all woven together through interactive games and activities.

 

Designed for curious young minds, this unique setting provides a stimulating environment where learning feels like play, and every moment is a chance

to explore and grow.
 

We are dedicated to creating a vibrant and safe environment where children can excel through interactive and enjoyable activities, games and craft/projects. 

 

Our primary focus is on fostering teamwork and a genuine love for learning,

without imposing any external agendas related to religious beliefs, or politics.

 

We ensure that our environment remains centered on the essentials of education and personal growth, providing a secure and supportive space where every child

can thrive and develop their full potential in a safe environment

 

Join us for a blend of education and fun that makes every day an exciting journey!

 

 

 

Weekly Breakdown: below is a sneak peak of how a 4 - hour class looks.

 

 

​Week 1: Fun with math and art:​

Objective:
In this hands-on class, students will explore geometry through art, creating tessellations, mandalas, and 3D shapes. They will learn about geometric properties, symmetry, and problem-solving while engaging in creative, fun activities.

Class Outline:

Tessellations

Students will begin by learning about tessellations and how shapes fit together without gaps or overlaps. They will create their own tessellation patterns using paper and geometric shapes, exploring repetition, symmetry, and angles. Afterward, they will reflect on their designs and share their tessellations with the class.

Mandalas

Next, students will explore the concept of radial symmetry through mandalas. They will create their own mandalas using geometric patterns, focusing on symmetry, balance, and repetition. After completing their designs, students will share their mandalas and discuss how symmetry enhances the visual appeal of their artwork.

 

3D Shape Building

Students will dive into 3D geometry by building basic shapes such as cubes, spheres, and pyramids using materials like clay, marshmallows, and toothpicks. They will experiment with modifying and combining shapes to create sculptures, then reflect on the different ways the shapes can fit together and be used in their creations.

Group 3D City Challenge

In the final part of the class, students will collaborate in groups to create a large-scale 3D city or structure using the shapes they’ve built. They will work together to design and construct their city, exploring teamwork, spatial reasoning, and creative thinking. Once the cities are complete, students will present their projects to the class, engaging in a gallery walk to appreciate each group's work.


Students will gain hands-on experience with geometry, symmetry, and spatial awareness, while developing creativity and problem-solving skills. They will also enhance their ability to collaborate and reflect on their work.

 

Week 2:  Language Arts and Art fusion

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Class Overview: 

Students will explore the connection between language and art through creative activities. The class is designed to foster both artistic expression and language development by encouraging students to think critically about how visuals and words can work together.

 

Illustrating Friendship

In this activity, students will explore the theme of friendship through reading, writing, and creative projects. The class will begin with a discussion about the qualities of a good friend. Students will then read a story or poem about friendship, followed by a reflection on the relationships within the story. Afterward, they will create a friendship booklet, where each page focuses on a different aspect of friendship, like drawing a helpful moment or writing a short poem. The activity encourages students to express their understanding of friendship through both writing and art.

 

Game On: Language Skills

For part of the class, students will engage in a variety of fun word games designed to build language skills. These activities will encourage vocabulary development, phonics, and communication through games that involve acting, guessing, drawing, and word-building. To add an extra layer of excitement, we’ll also include board games that reinforce spelling and word recognition. These games will help students improve their language abilities in an interactive and enjoyable way.

 

Shape Poetry – Exploring Language Through Shapes and Art
In this activity, students will draw shapes (like hearts or trees) and fill them with descriptive words or phrases. The shape will visually represent the chosen object or emotion, and students will share their work with the class, discussing how their words and shapes convey meaning.

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The class encourages creativity, emotional literacy, and the development of both artistic and language skills. Through hands-on activities, students will gain a deeper understanding of how to express ideas visually and verbally.

 

Week 3: Artful Education​

In this dynamic Creative Arts Exploration class, students will engage in a variety of hands-on art activities that blend creativity, experimentation, and fun. The class is designed to accommodate a wide range of ages and skill levels, ensuring every student can participate and express themselves. Through collaboration and individual projects, students will explore different mediums and techniques while learning about art fundamentals.

 

Collaborative Mural

In this first activity, students will contribute to a large collaborative mural that incorporates both drawing and gluing individual artwork to the main mural. This mural will reflect the group's collective creativity, with each student adding their unique design to the mural's overall theme. Younger students can create simpler drawings, while older students can explore more complex designs. The mural will allow students to draw on the mural directly, giving everyone the opportunity to add their creative touch.

 

Abstract Art Exploration

Next, students will explore abstract art through different techniques such as using geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and varied brush strokes. They’ll create an abstract piece that reflects their personal expression. Students will be encouraged to experiment with how colors and shapes convey emotions or ideas. This activity fosters imagination and provides freedom for the students to create art without constraints. Older students can add more intricate details, while younger students can focus on large shapes and bold colors.

 

Flip Book Creation

In this activity, students will create their own flip books using simple materials like paper and markers. They’ll draw a series of small pictures that, when flipped quickly, will show movement or action. This activity introduces the basics of animation and the idea of sequencing images to create motion. It’s an engaging way for students to understand the connection between art and movement while having fun creating their own stories or designs.

 

Point of View Drawing Activity

The class will start with a guided drawing, where students follow along with the teacher to create a picture together. The teacher will demonstrate how to use different perspectives—bird’s-eye view, worm’s-eye view, or first-person—and show how to add depth through vanishing points, foreshortening, and shading. After the group drawing, students will then create their own individual pieces, applying what they've learned to their own scenes, experimenting with perspective to see how it changes the way they view and draw their world.

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This Creative Arts Exploration class is designed to keep students engaged, offering both individual and collaborative activities that stimulate creativity, experimentation, and critical thinking. By the end of the class, students will have created a variety of artwork, from a large mural to flip books, to point of view and abstract paintings, providing a well-rounded and enjoyable exploration of art.

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Week 4: Science and Art

Introduction: Motion, Energy & Engineering

Students will dive into the world of motion, energy, and engineering with fun hands-on projects that bring these concepts to life. They’ll work on building and testing their own creations while learning key physics principles.

 

First, students will design and build their own mini catapult, testing its accuracy and understanding the forces at play. Then, they’ll create a rubber band-powered rocket car, learning how energy is stored and released in motion. Finally, they’ll put together a Newton’s Cradle to explore the science of momentum and energy transfer in action.

 

This class encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving while making physics and engineering fun and interactive.

 

Catapult Challenge – Build and test mini catapults, adjusting for accuracy while exploring force, angles, and trajectory.

 

Rocket Car Race – Create rubber band-powered cars, race them, and learn about stored energy, motion, and friction.

 

Newton’s Cradle – Assemble and experiment with Newton’s Cradle to see momentum and energy transfer in action.

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Sunflower Village Membership

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Registration is open to all, but in order to secure your seat in the class,

you must join our Sunflower Village Membership.  

 

This membership is an annual non-refundable $75 fee for the entire year

and it is per family.

(If you have multiple children, we only require a one time payment

of $75 per family for the year.)  

 

This membership includes discounts for other related homeschool class enrollment

and families that have multiple children enrollment and the cost of materials.  

 

The application includes a mandatory registration, waiver of liability and

hold harmless agreement and an optional media release. Once you enroll in class,

we will send you an invoice and the membership registration forms within 24 hours.

 

 

 

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Duration: 4 weeks (Tuesday)

 

Start Date: February 4th, 2025

End Date: February 25th, 2025

Time: 10:30am - 2:30pm (4-hours)

​For Ages: 7-13

Day of the week: Tuesday

(meeting every Tuesday for 4 weeks)

 

Class subjects will alternative weekly: 

Week 1 -Math

Week 2 - Language Arts

Week 3 - Art 

Week 4 - Science 

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Price of Class: $60 per class (this breaks down to $15 per hour x 4 hours) 

 

Payment Options available: Payments Accepted: Cash, Venmo, Zelle, Check

 

Sunflower Village Membership is due the first day of class ($75) ( this is an annual fee only )

Sibling discount from full total amount ( membership not included in total amount)

 

Enrollment

Pay in full: $60 ($60 x 1 day = $60 per week x 4 weeks = $240) 

Pay in split payments: (week 1) $120 (week 2) $120

Pay by class: $60 per class x 1 day = $60 per week x 4weeks $240

 

Annual Sunflower village membership $75

**If you are already a Sunflower Village Member - you will receive a ($10) discount when paid in the full amount.**

 

Sunflower Village Studio is accepted by the Step-Up Scholarship - we are under the category "Enrichment classes/programs/co-op".

 

We accept students with the student scholarships and will provide you with the proper paperwork you need to receive reimbursement  

(proper invoice and resume from Sunflower Village Studio)

 

We encourage students to bring a lunch/snacks and drink - we will be taking several breaks throughout the class, providing the perfect time to fuel up. 

Homeschool

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