Join us for engaging before- and after-school enrichment programs!
Madrona Integrated Team is proud to offer enrichment opportunities that go beyond the standard school curriculum. These classes can be led by Madrona staff, students and especially by parents/care givers! If you have a talent, passion, or hobby you’d love to share with students, we’d love for you to consider hosting a class.
Disclaimer: Enrichment classes are not part of the Edmonds School District
Registration now open
Weekly Schedule at a glance
Subject to change
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Adult Volunteers Needed
Volunteers make classes possible! An adult volunteer is required for each class to run. ️Can volunteer for the full session? Email the Enrichment Team for early registration access. ️Can’t volunteer the entire session? Indicate your availability when registering on 6Crickets. Registered families will be contacted to coordinate volunteer support.
Registration
Registration opens: 1/19 8am Registration closes: 1/25 midnight Classes start Tuesday January 27th Sign up at 6crickets.com → Go to “Parents” → “Programs at your school”
Scholarships
MIT Scholarships are available for qualifying families. Visit the MIT Scholarship page
Descriptions of Anticipated Classes (subject to change)
ArtWise NW (Grades 1-6): This “Drawing and Painting class” This class is designed to help advance your artists drawing methods at any age. We will also be learning various painting techniques to challenge different skill levels. Additionally, artists will learn about the Principles of Art and Design, along with the Elements of Art. We hope you will join us as we dive into watercolor, acrylic paint, drawing, mixed media and more….. Instructor: Amber Pellegrini-Kester | Room: 305-N| Tuesdays (Jan 27-Mar 24, no class on Feb 17) | 4:05–5:05pm | $224
Chess Club (Grades 1-8): Learn to play chess! One new lesson/puzzle for the whole group each week and then plenty of time to play chess after. Instructor: Mark Perna | Room: Library | Fridays (Jan 30 – Mar 27, no class on Mar 13) | 8:05–9:05am | $57.12
Jazz Club (Grades 6–8): Open to any students currently enrolled in Orchestra, Concert Band, or Beginning Band. Instructor: Mr. Edwards | Room: Band Room| Mondays and/or Wednesdays (Jan 28 – Mar 30, no class on Feb 16, Mar 11) | 8:05–9:05am | $297.92
Korean (Grades K–8): The Beginning Korean class will introduce students to Korean culture and language (alphabet and speaking). We will practice conversational phrases, learn about Korean culture and customs, and learn to write the alphabet. Fee includes class materials and weekly snacks. Instructor: Angie Lee | Room: TBD | Fridays (Jan 30 – Mar 27, no class on Mar 13) | 2:50–3:50pm | $33.60
Madrona Cheer (Grades K-8): We will be learning jumps, kicks, stretches, motions, cheers, chants and one dance. Practice t-shirt, bow and keychain included. Cupcake and pizza party for the last class! Instructor: Coach Adriana | Room: Gym | Mondays (Feb 2 – Mar 30, no class on Feb 16 or Mar 16)| 4:05–5:15pm | $145.60
Snapology: Incredible Inventions Robotics & Coding (Grades 3-8): Who ever said you couldn’t solve the world’s problems with LEGO® bricks? Learn a little about the process real inventors go through to create new inventions while you help design, build, and program robotic machines to solve problems. Academic Enrichment – Computer Skills, Axles, Gears, Pulley, and Motors, Problem Solving, Teamwork/Partner Skills Instructor: Snapology Community Programs| Room: 305N | Fridays (Jan 30 – Mar 27, no class on Mar 13)| 2:50–3:50pm | $218.40
Snapology: Foundational Engineering (STEAM) using LEGO (Grades K-2): Does your little learner love to tinker and create new things, or are they the kind of learner who likes to break things apart to see what’s inside? If so, they’re going to love Snapology’s Foundational Engineering: Machines and Contraptions program! This program gives your student the tools they need to understand mechanical movement and the importance of simple machines. They will see these moving parts up-close as they follow instructions to build various machines and contraptions, then use the models to develop new design ideas, test out physics concepts, and even play games with their partners and classmates. Whether they are the creative-constructive type or prefer the inquisitive-deconstructive way of learning, this program is sure to spark their engineering interests! Academic Enrichment: Simple Machines, Complex Machines, and Physics – Building Strong Structures and Problem Solving – Teamwork/Partner Skills. Instructor: Snapology Community Programs | Room: 402 | Tuesdays (Jan 27 – Mar 24, no class on Feb 17) | 4:05–5:05pm | $218.40
Taekwondo & Self-Defense (Ages 7+): Taekwondo is a form of martial arts with a rich history tracing back to Korea. Classes will help students with self defense, self esteem, respect, confidence, and leadership skills. This program is designed for everyone regardless of grade level, gender, or ability. All levels of experience are welcome. Uniforms will be included for first time students. This class will be presented in ASL with ASL interpreters available. No refunds after class starts. Instructor: Coach Rusty Nawrocki |Room: Gym | Fridays (Jan 30 – Mar 27, no class on Mar 13) | 2:50–3:50pm | $235.20
Yoga Kidz (Grades K-3): Pirate Yoga! Superhero Yoga! North Pole Yoga! Yoga Kidz classes are a mix of yoga poses, mindfulness via games and activities, and fun through music & movement! During this afterschool program, kids will learn yoga poses, play group games, do art projects, and complete yoga challenges. Classes also focus on learning how to calm bodies after being silly and different strategies for deep breathing – all while having fun! Our after-school program starts by teaching kids a breathing exercise that matches the theme of the day. Students then are led through an opening sun salutation (they practice this every class and get really good at it!) and then move into practicing yoga poses and short yoga sequences for the first half of class. The second half of class will have students practicing their yoga poses through either a game, craft, or activity. The class ends in “Peaceful Garden” when kids get cozy on their mats and listen to a short meditation – a kid’s version of shavasana. During the class, reminders of breathing techniques and mindfulness are added in, so kids are learning skills in real time! Instructor: Karen Byeman | Room 403 (PSC)| Tuesdays (Jan 27 – Mar 24, no class Feb 17) | 4:05–5:05am | $197.12