Pre-School
Time
/Class Name
/Teacher
/ Class Description / Cost9:00 – 12:00 / Nursery for Teachers and Co-teacher / Kellie Proctor
Erica Kirkham / This class is for teachers and co-teachers who have a baby/young toddler that needs someone to watch them while they are teaching in a class.
You will need to let us know what hours you will need this class. / $5
9:00 – 12:00 / Preschool I - 2yr old
MAX 10 / Cindy Holladay
Heather Holladay / Student will need to bring a snack and drink to class. / $15
Includes fee for Preschool Art
9:00 – 12:00 / Preschool II - 3yr old
MAX 10 / Jeanie Nelson
Tabitha Gordon / Student will need to bring a snack and drink to class. / $15
Includes fee for Preschool Art
9:00 – 12:00 / Preschool III - 4yr/5yr old
MAX 10 / Sarah Witt
Tina Godbee / This year we will learn our ABCs through a different children's story each week to go with the letter of the day, incorporating crafts and other activities. We will also have prayer each morning and show and tell. Children will learn a new scripture verse each month through music. Hands on activities will be used to learn shapes, numbers, colors and letters as well as to encourage sharing and being thoughtful of one another. Thank you, Sarah Witt, prek4-5 class / $15
Includes fee for Preschool Art
----- / Preschool Art / Brittany Sanford
Holly Phillips / Students will be doing crafts and various artist/skills related to subject matter being studied during pre-K that week.
Students will need to bring an oversized paint shirt. / --
12:30 – 1:30 / Webster Karate
MAX 30 / Jamie Webster / Students will work on basic stretching, self-defense, kicking, conditioning, forms, exercise, board breaking, and Korean terminology. Students must wear loose fitting clothing. / $3 per class per student
Paid to teacher each week
KINDERGARTEN
9:00-9:55 / Hands on Science
K-2nd
MAX 12 / Maggie Derrick
Needs Co Teacher / Basic crafts will be explored using different materials such as paint, chalk, recycled home products, and much more. Each craft will help in improving motor skills and expanding creativity! Each week your child will bring home his/her craft project. Also, an art portfolio will be sent home at semester’s end. Each student will need to provide a drawing pad for the semester. / $5
9:00 – 9:55 / Beginning Ballet
K – 4th
MAX 12 / Anna Lanier
Vicki Winchester / This is an introduction to ballet: vocabulary, beginner steps, stretches, and musical awareness. We will work on taking turns, sharing, listening to instructions/directions, and interacting with other students. Students will need leotards, tights, and skirt. They also need ballet slippers. House shoes from Wal-Mart will not work. The teacher has a dance supply store in Cullman and may bring discounted slippers to the first class if anyone is interested. A list of shoe sizes would help. There will be no homework. You can take this class again if you have already taken it.
The fee is per semester. / $50 per semester sibling discount $40 per semester
9:00-9:55 / Beginning Baton
K – 6th
Max 6 / Need Adult Head Teacher
*Adria Latta, student instructor / With the help of the adult leaders, Adria Latta will be instructing the students on how to twirl. Adria has been twirling on Competition teams for 5 years with Southern starlets in Cullman. She also placed first in her division in one baton solo at Nationals in July 2012. Her dance team placed 2nd in the nation. Adria will be starting at basic tricks and working her way up to more advanced tricks, rolls and tosses. This review will help all girls be at the same starting place. The girls will learn a routine to perform at the end of the school year. The girls will need to supply their own baton. These can be purchased at Emiron Music in Decatur. Batons should be the length of the students arm from the pit of the arm to just past the fingertips. The larger tip/ball of the baton should be past their fingertips to allow room for growth. If you have questions, / $20
For supplies used in class and performances
9:00 – 9:55 / PE
K – 2nd
MAX15 / Tanisha Shelton
Needs Co Teacher / Group games with a lot of physical activity. Each child is expected to participate. Students will need to wear tennis shoes to class. / $5
9:00 – 9:55 / Literature Pockets
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Dawn Robinson
Stacey Teague / We will be doing Literature Pockets based on folk tales and fairy tales.The content WILL BE DIFFERENTfrom last year'sK-2nd Literature Pockets. Students should be willing to listen to a story, color (a lot!), and do simple crafts involving cutting and pasting. $20 fee covers both semesters. / $10
9:00 – 9:55 / Arts and Crafts
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Emily Solomon
Andrea Maddox
Pat Solomon / Basic crafts will be explored using different materials such as paint, chalk, recycled home products, and much more. Each craft will help in improving motor skills and expanding creativity! Each week your child will bring home his/her craft project. Also, an art portfolio will be sent home at semester’s end. Each student will need to provide a drawing pad for the semester. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Read to Me
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Dawn Robinson
Stacey Teague / This is an interactive class. We will read and explore classic and fun books. We will have crafts and activities to go along with the books. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 /
Around the World
K – 2ndMax 10 / Gina Aguado
Kim Atchison / Basic Geography, No homework.
We will go over continents, oceans and other general places. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Arts and Crafts
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Emily Solomon
Tabitha Rhodes
Nikki Keenum / See class description under Kindergarten, 1st hour. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Intermediate Ballet
K – 4th
MAX 12 / Anna Lanier
Vicki Winchester / This is for students who have completed at least one year of Ballet. Mrs. Anna must approve student entrance to this class. Students will need leotards, tights, and skirt. They also need ballet slippers. House shoes from Wal-Mart will not work. The teacher has a dance supply store in Cullman and may bring discounted slippers to the first class if anyone is interested. A list of shoe sizes would help. There will be no homework. The fee is per semester. / $50 per semester sibling discount $40 per semester
10:10 – 11:00 / Show and Tell
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Brandy Freemon
Caressa Fretwell / Every week students will bring an item from home to show and tell about. Some weeks we will have a theme. Students will use journals to write or draw about their favorite thing shown. During the theme weeks we will have a craft to go with that week. Students will need to bring a journal with them each week along with their item. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Beginner Piano
K – 5th
Max 15 / Bettina Jones
McKenzie Kilgore / Beginner level Piano and basic keyboard geography. Teacher will supply keyboards. You will pay the teacher each week for this class, not MHCS. / $7 per week
11:05 – 12:00 / Lego’s Architecture
K – 2nd
MAX 14
/ Janice Simms*Need Co-teacher / In general it will be team building and individual building...specific building projects and some free building times. / $10
11:05 – 12:00 / Show and Tell
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Brandy Freemon
Caressa Fretwell / See class description above. / $5
11:05 – 12:00 /
Girls’ Club
K – 2ndMax 15 / Jowanna Childers
*Need Co-teacher / I want this to be a club where the girls will be able to have fun and make friends while learning about other girls/ladies at the same time. We will do different fun things each week. We will learn about a different lady in history each week. We will learn about modesty and pleasing the Lord.We may stay on a certain person for longer than one class. / $5
11:05 – 12:00 /
Speech and Language Enrichment Services
K – 6thMax 10 / Dana Hughey
Mandy Farris / Speech articulation and language therapy services. May include some informal testing ant take home activities to facilitate the improvement of specific communication skills. Mrs. Dana has state and national certification. / $5
11:05 – 12:00 /
Hands on Science
K – 2ndMax 12 / Emily Solomon
Andrea Maddox / We will touch on many of the sciences – Life Science, Chemistry, Physical Science, Biology, etc. All with as many “hands on” experiments as possible. / $5
12:30 – 1:30 / Webster Karate
MAX 30 / Jamie Webster / Students will work on basic stretching, self-defense, kicking, conditioning, forms, exercise, board breaking, and Korean terminology. Students must wear loose fitting clothing. / $3 per class per student
Paid to teacher each week
1st – 2nd GRADES
9:00 – 9:55 / Beginning Ballet
K – 4th
MAX 12 / Anna Lanier
Vicki Winchester / See Class Description under Kindergarten / $50 per semester sibling discount
9:00 – 9:55 / Literature Pockets
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Dawn Robinson
Stacey Teague / See class description under Kindergarten, 1st hour / $10
9:00 – 9:55 / Arts and Crafts
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Emily Solomon
Pat Solomon
Andrea Maddox / See class description under Kindergarten, 1st hour / $5
9:00 – 9:55 / PE
K – 2nd
MAX15 / Tinasha Shelton
Needs Co Teacher / See Class Description under Kindergarten / $5
9:00 – 9:55 / Beginner Piano
1st-3rd
Max 9 / Rebecca Mclaughlin
Needs Co-teacher / First Hour::
Beginner Piano Group Lessons Grades 1-3. This class will have limited availability. This will be like having a piano lesson, but will be in a group setting. Students will need to own and bring each week a keyboard (with at least 36 keys- the more the better) with stand. Each student will receive their own set of books (cost of books is included in the class cost and will be theirs to keep at the end of the year). They will also be expected to practice assigned lessons at home during the week. I generally recommend that children this age practice 15 minutes a day, 5 days a week. We will cover keyboard playing basics as well as music theory, rhythm and technique. Limit: 9 / $45 for first semester
$25 for second
semester
9:00 – 9:55 / Beginning Baton
K – 6th
Max 6 / Need Adult Head Teacher
*Adria Latta, student instructor / See Class Description under Kindergarten, 1st hour / $20
For supplies used in class and performances
9:00 – 9:55 /
What your 1st and 2nd Grader Needs to Know
MAX12 / Tami MinorHelper: Veronica Cummings / The purpose of the class is to introduce material from a range of academic subjects while familiarizing young students with the structure of a classroom setting. There will be homework every week, and students will be encouraged to participate in school fairs. Please do not submit applications for younger children, even if you think they may qualify. This has not worked well in the past. However, 3rd graders who need extra help are VERY welcome to join. This class will help them get on track. This class will be too easy for typical 3rd graders.Students will need to bring: pencils, 1 pack of notebook paper, 25 sheets of copy paper, colored pencils. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Hands on Math,
1st and 2nd grade
Max 12 / Jennilee Miller
Janie Robertson / Grade level is not as important as math readiness. Students must be able to count/recognize numbers to 100 as well as add and subtract single digit numbers without manipulatives or pictures. Lessons are meant to introduce and reinforce lessons taught at home. We will learn as a group using demonstrations, games – all hands on. I will send home a worksheet each week covering the day’s lessons for reinforcement. We will cover the scope and sequence for the average 1st and 2nd grade math requirements. Each student will be required to complete a Math-a-Thon book. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Beginner Piano
K – 5th
Max 15 / Bettina Jones
McKenzie Kilgore / See class description under kindergarten, 2nd hour. / $7 per week
10:10 – 11:00 / Beginner Music Appreciation
1st-4th
Max 16 / Rebecca McLaughlin / Beginner Music Appreciation & Theory - Grades 1-4. We will be learning about musical notes, musical notation, musical rhythm, musical instruments, and will be using flutes to solidly all these lessons! FEE INCLUDES: A recorder flute and a music theory book we will use each week (and they will get to keep at the end of the year), and any additional materials needed. / $20
10:10 – 11:00 / Read to Me
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Dawn Robinson
Stacey Teague / See class description under kindergarten, 2nd hour. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 /
Around the World
K – 2ndMax 10 / Gina Aguado
Kim Atchison / See class description under kindergarten, 2nd hour. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Arts and Crafts
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Emily Solomon
Tabitha Rhodes
Nikki Keenum / See class description under Kindergarten, 1st hour. / $5
10:10 – 11:00 / Intermediate Ballet
K – 4th
MAX 12 / Anna Lanier
Needs Helper / See class description under Kindergarten, 2nd hour. / $50 per semester sibling discount $40 per semester
10:10 – 11:00 / Show and Tell
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Brandy Freemon
Caressa Fretwell / See class description under Kindergarten, 2nd hour. / $5
11:05 – 12:00 / Lego’s Architecture
K – 2nd
MAX 14
/ Janice Simms*Need Co-teacher / See class description under Kindergarten, 3rd hour / $10
11:05 – 12:00 / Advanced Baton
1st – 6th
MAX 6
/ Need Adult Head Teacher*Adria Latta, student instructor / With the help of the adult leaders, Adria Latta will be instructing the students on how to twirl. Adria has been twirling on Competition teams for 5 years with Southern starlets in Cullman. She also placed first in her division in one baton solo at Nationals in July 2012. Her dance team placed 2nd in the nation. Adria will be starting at basic tricks and working her way up to more advanced tricks, rolls and tosses. This review will help all girls be at the same starting place. The girls will learn a routine to perform at the end of the school year. The girls will need to supply their own baton. These can be purchased at Emiron Music in Decatur. Batons should be the length of the students arm from the pit of the arm to just past the fingertips. The larger tip/ball of the baton should be past their fingertips to allow room for growth. If you have questions, / $20
11:05 – 12:00 /
Speech and Language Enrichment Services
K – 6thMax 10 / Dana Hughey
Mandy Farris / See class description under Kindergarten, 3rd hour / $5
11:05 – 12:00 /
Girls’ Club
K – 2ndMax 15 / Jowanna Childers
*Need Co-teacher / I want this to be a club where the girls will be able to have fun and make friends while learning about other girls/ladies at the same time. We will do different fun things each week. We will learn about a different lady in history each week. We will learn about modesty and pleasing the Lord.We may stay on a certain person for longer than one class. / $5
11:05 – 12:00 / Show and Tell
K – 2nd
Max 12 / Brandy Freemon
Caressa Fretwell / See class description above. / $5
11:05 – 12:00 /
Fun with Board Games
K-2ndMax 12 / Kira Long
*Need Co-teacher / Kids will play board game. They will be learning while having fun! / $5
11:05 – 12:00 /
Hands on Science
K – 2ndMax 12 / Emily Solomon
Andrea Maddox / We will touch on many of the sciences – Life Science, Chemistry, Physical Science, Biology, etc. All with as many “hands on” experiments as possible. Students will keep a science journal during the class showing what they’ve learned. / $5
12:30 – 1:30 / Webster Karate
MAX 30 / Jamie Webster / Students will work on basic stretching, self-defense, kicking, conditioning, forms, exercise, board breaking, and Korean terminology. Students must wear loose fitting clothing. / $3 per class per student
Paid to teacher each week
3rd – 4th GRADES
9:00 – 9:55 / Beginner Piano
1st-3rd
Max 9 / Rebecca McLaughlin
Needs Co-teacher / First Hour::
Beginner Piano Group Lessons Grades 1-3. This class will have limited availability. This will be like having a piano lesson, but will be in a group setting. Students will need to own and bring each week a keyboard (with at least 36 keys- the more the better) with stand. Each student will receive their own set of books (cost of books is included in the class cost and will be theirs to keep at the end of the year). They will also be expected to practice assigned lessons at home during the week. I generally recommend that children this age practice 15 minutes a day, 5 days a week. We will cover keyboard playing basics as well as music theory, rhythm and technique. Limit: 9 / $45 for first semester
$25 for second
semester
9:00 – 9:55 / Hands on Math
3rd – 4th
Max 12 / Jennilee Miller
*Need Co-teacher / Grade Level is not as important as math readiness. Students must be able to add and subtract 2 digit numbers with renaming/regrouping. Lessons are meant to introduce and reinforce lessons taught at home. We will learn as a group using demonstrations, games – all hands on. I will send home a worksheet each week covering the day’s lessons for reinforcement. We will cover the scope and sequence for the average 3rd and 4th grade math requirements. Each student will be required to complete a Math-a-thon book. / $5
9:00 – 9:55 / Lego’s Architecture
3rd – 6th
MAX 14
/ Kimberly Moon*Need Co-teacher / In general it will be team building and individual building...specific building projects and some free building times. / $10
9:00 – 9:55 / Show and Tell
3rd – 5th
Max 12 / Brandy Freemon
Caressa Fretwell / Every week students will bring an item from home to show and tell about. Some weeks we will have a theme. Students will use journals to write or draw about their favorite thing shown. During the theme weeks we will have a craft to go with that week. Students will need to bring a journal with them each week along with their item. / $5
9:00 – 9:55 / Beginning Ballet
K – 4th
MAX# 12 / Anna Lanier
Vicki Winchester / See class description under kindergarten / $50 per semester sibling discount
9:00 – 9:55 / Beginning Baton
K – 6th
Max 6 / Need Adult Head Teacher
*Adria Latta, student instructor / See Class Description under Kindergarten, 1st hour / $20
For supplies used in class and performances
9:00 – 9:55 / Basic Sewing and Intermediate Sewing
4th - 12th
Max 8 / Loretta Latta
Anita Denson
Carla Jackson / This class is for beginners as well as 2nd and 3rd year students. Projects will be according to the number of years you have taken the class. 2nd and 3rd year students will learn new and different techniques and do more involved projects.
Students will need to bring a sewing machine, basic sewing kit (scissors, long pins, extra bobbins, machine needles, seam ripper, seam gauge, Hand sewing needles and white and black thread). Students will also need to provide the fabric, thread and other notions needed for each project. / $25
This will cover extra supplies needed for class
9:00-9:55 /
Fun with Board Games