• K-4 Schedule 
  • 8am-9am-Morning FUNdamentals (days of week, month, seasons/holidays, colors, shapes, vocabulary, memory/matching/patterns, etc.), emotion wheel check-in
  • 9am-10am-Fine and gross motor skills, midline awareness, art, physical activity, kitchen and toy free play
  • 10am-11am-Playground, snack, early science/greenhouse, math/numeracy
  • 11am-12pm-Hands-on activities, cooperation/communication/teamwork activities
  • 12pm-1pm-Lunch and kitchen/toy/playground free play
  • 1pm-2pm-Literacy and read-aloud, art
  • 2pm-3pm-Music, rhythm and sign language
  • 3pm-4pm-Let’s explore the world! Learning about America and then the world, geography, famous places, science and more! Self-to world awareness

• 5-8 Schedule
  • 8am-9am-Critical thinking, logic and problem-solving activities
  • 9am-10am-Practical math and financial literacy (advanced math for those who want it) experiential activities
  • 10am-11am-Life, physical and earth science, cooking/baking and sign language
  • 11am-12pm-Civics/government/geography, cooperation/communication/teamwork activities
  • 12pm-1pm-Lunch and physical activity
  • 1pm-2pm-7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens Learning Modules and leadership
  • 2pm-3pm-Fine and gross motor skills, hands-on activities, fine and large arts
  • 3pm-4pm-Social hour (board games, critical thinking/strategy games, creative writing/acting) and experiential learning

• 9-12 Schedule
  • 8am-9am-Critical thinking, logic and problem-solving activities
  • 9am-10am-Practical and advanced math and financial literacy
  • 10am-11am-Life, physical and earth science, greenhouse, cooking/baking and sign language
  • 11am-12pm-Civics/government/geography, debate, cooperation/communication/teamwork activities
  • 12pm-1pm-Lunch and physical activity
  • 1pm-2pm-7 Habits for Highly Effective People Learning Modules and leadership
  • 2pm-3pm-Fine and gross motor skills, hands-on activities, fine and large arts
  • 3pm-4pm-Social hour (board games, critical thinking/strategy games, creative writing/acting) and experiential learning

All ages participate in:

• Physical movement, arts and crafts, music/rhythm, cooking, sewing, social engagement/teamwork, leadership, movement (and lifetime games such as badminton, volleyball, horseshoes, basketball, soccer, etc.), playwriting and acting, greenhouse,  research/investigatory learning on attendees’ favorite topic (focus on who, what, where, when, how and why) in addition to presentation skills (presenting their learning to others) and COMMUNITY PRESENTERS AND FIELD TRIPS!

Excursions/Field Trips include outings such as (but not limited to):

• Racquetball/pickleball and tennis

• Swimming

• Wings Over the Rockies Aviation Museum

• Local Greeley History Museum

• Legislative Sessions at the Colorado State Capitol, conversations with electeds

• Ice skating

• Nature walk

• Train station and Museum

• Working farms

• Pumpkin patch and corn maze

• Terry Bison Buffalo Ranch

• Denver Zoo

• Denver Aquarium

• Denver Art Museum

• Radio Station/Music Production station

• Library Discovery Centers and Classes-Greeley, Fort Collins and Loveland

• Author Talks

• Artist Presentations

• Senior centers/assisted living (caroling and presenting cards/homemade gifts)

• Community Presentations

• Special community events (concerts, speeches, business showcase information) and much much more