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  • Erupting Volcano

    Erupting Volcano

    This Wednesday craft is wonderfully unpredictable. With just a few strong breaths, color spreads, stretches, and races across the page like molten lava finding its path. No two eruptions looked the same, but every single one was a little science experiment wrapped in pure creativity.

  • Exploring Music

    Exploring Music

    Are you ready to ignite your child's love for melodies and movement? Join us Wednesday at 10am for the ultimate musical adventure led by the amazing Kerry! From toe-tapping tunes to catchy sing-alongs, your little ones will be grooving, giggling, and discovering their inner rock star in no time!

  • Paper Sculpture

    Paper Sculpture

    Twist, crinkle, curl… and create! On Thursday, young artists turned simple paper strips into bold, dimensional masterpieces bursting with colors. By bending and layering strips onto a base, kids explore movement and design in a hands-on way that made their artwork practically pop off the page.

  • Fireflies in a Jar

    Fireflies in a Jar

    Nature has its own light show—and now your kids can create one too! Fireflies use their blinking patterns to communicate. Some are saying 'Hey there!' while others might be flashing 'Back off!'—kind of like texting, but glowier and with waaaay fewer emojis.

  • Curiosity Crew

    Curiosity Crew

    Calling all curious toddlers! In Curiosity Crew, we experiment, explore, and learn through play. From mixing colors to building towers, each week’s activity encourages little brains to ask big questions. Who knew science could be this much fun?

  • Ice Cream Craft

    Ice Cream Craft

    uild your dream cone—with no chance of melting! In this sweet summer craft on Tuesday, kids can stack colorful scoops to create their own custom treat. How many scoops will yours have? What 'flavors' will you choose? Don’t forget the sprinkles… or the cherry on top!

  • Alma’s Art on a Circle

    Alma’s Art on a Circle

    Each child starts with a circle placed somewhere on their paper and builds outward using rectangular and square shapes, creating patterns. Lines shift, repeat, and evolve as they go, giving each child the freedom to experiment with movement, balance, and design.

  • Blueberry Baskets

    Tuesday’s craft uses blueberry picking energy, minus the bugs and the sticky fingers (well… mostly). Kiddos start by gluing a little cardboard pint right onto their page, then dip their fingers into blue ink to “fill” it up with berries one perfect dot at a time.

  • Patriotic Windsock

    Nothing says “summer celebration” quite like a patriotic windsock dancing around in the breeze! Kids will create their own red, white, and blue windsocks with stars, streamers, and plenty of festive flair — because honestly, what’s a party without one?

  • Red, White & Blue Necklaces

    Wear your patriotism on your sleeve... or your wrist! Join us on as we create red, white, and blue necklaces inspired by America's 250th birthday. Kids can mix, match, and design their own wearable masterpiece while celebrating this historic milestone. They're as fun to make as they are to wear,

  • Stars & Stripes Poppers

    We're turning patriotic colors into high-flying fun on Friday with our patriotic pompom poppers! Kiddos will build their own launcher and put their engineering skills to the test as red, white, and blue pompoms soar through the air. Who says learning about science and motion can't be a blast? Just be warned: once the pompoms…