Magic Academy! (9/21-11/9/2026)

Please note that the dates for this program have changed and differ from what is printed in the program guide. The dates on this listing are the correct ones.

 

Featuring the internationally recognized and award winning ‘Discover Magic’ curriculum, professional magician Aaron Fasel will amaze you with new tricks and guide you in how to perform them yourself! Each week, junior magicians will focus on one of the Eight Traits of a True Magician and leave class with a new prop and file folder for their magic dossier so they can perform at home.

American Sign Language for Kids – Beginners (9/14-11/4/2026)

Join our immersive ASL course taught by native signers. This class focuses on basic signs so your kids can gain confidence in their 
communication in and out of the classroom.

Our adult class is taught separately at the same time, so you can learn as a family. See the Adult Leisure and Lifestyle section for those classes.

American Sign Language for Adults – Beginners (9/14-11/4/2026)

Join our immersive ASL course taught by native signers. This class focuses on practical and conversational signs so you can gain confidence in your communication skills.

Our youth class is taught separately at the same time, so you can learn as a family. See the Special Interest section for those classes.

Number Lines – Garden Math 10/12/2026

Math is all around us! Using the “Math in the Garden” curriculum, we’re exploring mathematical concepts through plants, soil, and more. Topics covered include estimation, area & perimeter, angles, symmetry, and more. This class takes place entirely outdoors, except in inclement weather. Curriculum developed by KidsGardening, The University of California Botanical Garden, and the Lawrence Hall of Science.

 

In this class, we're building number lines to strengthen our skills in tallying, number sense, and number sequence.

Species Diversity – Wonderful Ecology 10/12/2026

Using curriculum from Project Wild, Project WET, and Project Learning Tree, we're learning about ecological systems (food webs, the water cycle, etc.), adaptations in animals, and human interaction with the environment. Curriculum is written by the Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies, the Project WET Foundation, and The American Forest Foundation.

Please dress for the weather – this program takes place outside as often as possible.

 

In this class, we're learning about the diversity of species and how this effects the environments they live in.