(10-12 yrs.) This class teaches students American Sign Language (ASL) basics and more. Learn the alphabets, numbers and communication skills, both receptive (listening) and expressive (speaking), as well as vocabulary and grammar. This ASL implements daily practice using vocabulary in conversation, while introducing the American Deaf culture and history.

(7-9 yrs.) This class teaches students American Sign Language (ASL) basics and more. Learn the alphabets, numbers and communication skills, both receptive (listening) and expressive (speaking), as well as vocabulary and grammar. This ASL implements daily practice using vocabulary in conversation, while introducing the American Deaf culture and history.

(6-8 yrs.) This is a class for kids who like to create! Each session focuses on the basics of sewing, baking and creating home crafts. Students will taste or take home their own creations, building or baking, drawing or making as their imagination soars. Any supply fee payable to instructor.

(13-Adult) Designed for beginning players and for students who would like to improve. Stresses bidding and basic defense. This course provides an excellent brush-up for players returning to the game. ~

(13-Adult) Further develop your defensive bridge skills. Designed for students with bridge knowledge. Learn to be offensive on defense. Sessions include a review of basic Standard American Bidding System. ~

(13-Adult) Not for beginners. Must be playing bridge and want to update your skills. Modern Standard American opening bids and responses are emphasized. After demonstration hands, class shuffles and deals. ~

(6-12 yrs.) Learn chess with Silver Knights (formerly Magnus Chess Academy)! They’ve taught 100,000 children to play, including state and national champions, but most students are beginners looking to learn a new skill. Class time is divided between lessons and practice games. Lessons range from the basic rules to advanced tournament strategies. Students will have the opportunity to play in tournaments. All chess supplies provided. All skill levels are welcome.

(6-8 yrs.) Students sample cuisines from different cultures, crafting traditional dishes while learning essential kitchen skills. Collaboration and kitchen safety are key as they delve into culinary techniques like dicing, coring and slicing. Students also learn about customary units of volume by measuring with teaspoons, tablespoons and more, all while baking delicious goodies. Not recommended for students with food allergies.

(6-12 yrs.) Just like the name suggests, each meeting of this Baroody Camps class features a sweet treat that will go perfectly with dinner and one savory dish that is sure to become a family favorite! Students learn new baking skills such as creaming, whisking and melting as well as cooking skills such as stewing, stir-frying, and sautéing.

(9-12 yrs.) Welcome to the world of tabletop games. In this class students create Dungeons & Dragons inspired adventures focusing on social, emotional, creative and storytelling skills. While dabbling in different areas of playing and/or running a campaign to introduce the concepts of story building in a tabletop game setting, students develop characters, face conflicts and adapt, write stories, and use math concepts such as probability to determine outcomes. Players collaborate to create a world and get a chance to lead their own adventures. Materials are provided so only imagination is needed on this magical journey.

(9-12 yrs.) In this class, each Dungeon Master (DM) will design a complete Dungeons & Dragons campaign and leave with the skills and confidence to run their own game. Along the way, we’ll build social, emotional, creative, and storytelling abilities while expanding our toolbox of game mechanics, improvisation, and preparation techniques. DMs will craft NPCs, design challenges, write stories, map locations, and use basic probability to guide outcomes. All materials are provided—just bring your imagination. By the end, you won’t be a “Forever DM” out of obligation, but because your players won’t want anyone else telling the story.

(7-10 yrs.) This program focuses on inspiring and empowering students with kindness skills that prompt them to act kindly toward others. Students learn and participate in activities of kindness that will impact others and themselves in a positive way.

(14-18 yrs.) Math SAT prep is about more than just boosting test scores, it’s about building confidence, mastering problem-solving skills and unlocking opportunities for college and beyond. This program equips students with proven strategies, targeted practice and personalized guidance in a collaborative environment to tackle even the trickiest math questions.

(6-12 yrs.) Students learn Pokemon Trading Card Game basics from what is a trading card game and how do I start playing to basic mechanics of the game including deck building, battle strategies and energy management. At the end of the class sessions a tournament will be held. Bring your own cards, or decks are available for purchase at an additional fee.