Indoor Playground Day Pass (Saturday)

Join us with your toddler for a playful and engaging time! Let them explore, jump, crawl, and build fine motor skills while easing into open play with new friends. All this in a beautiful, nature-inspired setting—perfect for curious little ones to grow and have fun!

 

Soldering Oct 9-30

Guided by our skilled lapidary and jewelry-making instructor, you’ll learn essential soldering techniques to create beautiful, durable jewelry pieces. Each week, participants will work on a new project, completing a total of six unique creations by the end of the course. All supplies are provided; you are invited to bring your materials to personalize your work. Perfect for building confidence and skill in soldering while crafting one-of-a-kind pieces!

LEGO: Animal Robotics (Ages 6-12) – 10/30-12/4/2026

Snapology’s Amazing Animals introduces students to the technical world of robotics. Students will work in teams tocreate a zoo of interactive and mechanical animals. Your child will build robotic animals and explore different mechanisms such as tilt and motion sensors, motors, and computer software to help them bring their creation to life, all while having fun learning important social and technical skills.

Forensics Month: Hair Analysis – Homeschool Science – 10/30/2026

This class offers students the opportunity to get a taste for scientific experimentation through a new hands-on science lab each week. We'll be going through the steps of the scientific method, including making hypotheses and data collection, as we explore the world around us. Experiments are designed to supplement lessons aligned with 4th-8th grade science standards. Curriculum written by the educators at Science Buddies.

 

This week, we're exploring some spooky science! We're learning about the differences between human and animal hair and looking for suspects in a "crime".

November History Mysteries: The Maya (10/30-11/20/2026)

We're traveling back in time! Each month we'll learn about a different historic civilization and major accomplishments from that time period. These sessions differ from our previous classes, as you register for four weeks at a time. This is so we can cover broader topics and work on projects that carry over from class to class.

This month, we're going to Mesoamerica and learning about the Maya Civilization!