CLASS DESCRIPTIONS 

HOMESCHOOL DAY

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MOVEMENT HISTORY 

It's time to study the history of movement and kinesiology! This class will focus on many different styles of dance around the world. Students will study the cultures from which each dance style is derived. Students will also be introduced to creative movement through music exploration and learn how the human body moves through space and time.  Students will work on assisted skills as well as independent skills. Students will gain flexibility and coordination through cardio and strengthening exercises while learning dance skills.

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STORYTELLING, MUSIC & ACTING

In this interactive class, elementary-aged homeschoolers will explore the foundations of language, music, and theatre through storytelling, creative writing, public speaking, acting, and musical play. Students will build confidence as they read, write, and perform original poems and short scenes, while also learning musical basics like rhythm, pitch, and note reading through games, singing, and movement. This fun, hands-on experience encourages creativity, collaboration, and a deeper appreciation for the performing arts.

 

MAKERSPACE ART TECHNOLOGY

In this class, students can expect to learn about technology through interactive projects.  Students will get to work collaboratively to build, construct, and create 2-D and 3-D projects.  It's time for kids to get their hands dirty in the paint, slime, and other mediums. Individuals will use creative expression through technological crafts.  Students will be introduced to drawing, line, shape & form.  This class will cover art throughout history & the designers who changed art as we know it today.  Students will get to explore classic art forms as well as modern, technologically influenced art projects.  These little artists will get to push the boundaries of traditional art practices and explore their creativity.

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PRODUCTIONS

Students will have FOUR performance opportunities.  First, they will perform in a Halloween-themed recital, then they will dazzle audiences with their Christmas performance. In the second semester, they will get to perform in an original show.  Each student will have a moment in the limelight as the musical numbers will be chosen to best feature students individually and as a group. Song selections will come from our own original works and musical theatre songs. The last performance of the year will be a themed Broadway Review. Students going to Backstage will be very well-versed in performing by the end of the year! 

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MORE HOMESCHOOL CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

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GROUP VOICE

Homeschool Group Voice is designed to help students build confidence, strengthen vocal technique, and develop healthy singing habits in a supportive, collaborative environment. Through fun warm-ups, group numbers, and skill-building exercises, singers will improve pitch, tone, and performance presence while connecting with fellow homeschool performers. Students enrolled in this class will also get the exciting opportunity to perform additional song(s) in three of our Homeschool Day performances. Because the class is scheduled alongside their homeschool programming, it pairs perfectly with the day they are already on site, making it a convenient way to expand their training. Whether your student is new to singing or looking to grow their skills, this class offers a joyful space to learn and shine.

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AERIAL SILKS

These classes offer homeschool students in Davis County a fun and empowering way to build strength, flexibility, and confidence through aerial movement. With multiple levels available, students can start as beginners learning basic climbs, foot locks, and poses, and progress to more advanced sequences, drops, and creative choreography as they grow. Each level emphasizes safety, proper technique, and individual progress, allowing students to develop at their own pace in a supportive, encouraging environment. Aerial silks training also improves coordination, core strength, and body awareness while fostering self-expression and resilience. Whether your child is new to aerial arts or looking to advance their skills, this Centerville-based program provides a unique and engaging physical education experience.  Students will perform in recitals during the school year.

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SEWING I & II

These classes offer a hands-on experience where students learn practical sewing skills while exploring creativity through fabric and design. These courses cover essential techniques such as threading a machine, using patterns, basic stitching, hemming, and sewing simple projects like tote bags, pillowcases, or wearable items. As students progress, they’ll build confidence, patience, and problem-solving skills, all while creating functional and artistic pieces they can take home. Designed for beginners and those with some sewing experience, the class encourages self-expression, craftsmanship, and attention to detail in a fun, supportive environment.  Students will need provide fabric and basic supplies as needed per project.​​​