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Supplemental enrichment programs (SEP) |
2022 SEP classes are HERE
Please note SEP registration closed 2/8. Interested in a course availability please email the PTO at tclaywoodpto@gmail.com
Descriptions of all Classes and Registration See Below
SEP classes are open to PTO members first prior to releasing to the entire community.
SEP programs will follow all school and PWC guidelines related to the current pandemic.
If your student is in Chorus please note they will not be able to join a Tuesday SEP offering as it conflicts with rehearsal.
Please note SEP registration closed 2/8. Interested in a course availability please email the PTO at tclaywoodpto@gmail.com
Descriptions of all Classes and Registration See Below
SEP classes are open to PTO members first prior to releasing to the entire community.
SEP programs will follow all school and PWC guidelines related to the current pandemic.
If your student is in Chorus please note they will not be able to join a Tuesday SEP offering as it conflicts with rehearsal.
- SEP classes are $80 per student (w/ the exception of basketball)
- Basketball is $85 per student (no multi student discount available)
- There will be no multi-student discounts
- All school policies will be in place for SEP programs.
- All courses begin on Monday, February 21st and will run through the week of March 28th.
- All courses will be held before school from approximately 8:05am-9:05am
- All makeup classes will take place the week of April 4th
Basketball Club: SOLD OUT
Basketball Club (3rd to 5th) (up to 84 students)
Mr. Taylor
The T. Clay Wood Basketball Club is back! You must complete the separate form here: http://tinyurl.com/tcwbb2022 but make sure you pay through the SEP program. This year we’ll have 7 teams featuring these coaches: Mr. Taylor, Mr. Aracich, Mr. Browning, Mr. Parker, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Ludlow, and Mrs. Van Gelder. Each child will play 6 regular season games and at least 1 playoff game. There is an awards banquet at the end of the year. Every child receives a team shirt. Practice and Game schedule varies due to the complexity of scheduling, but generally it will be twice a week, from Monday to Thursday. You will receive the complete schedule for your child(ren) before the season begins. Mr. Taylor manages this club directly, so contact him with any questions (taylorbi@pwcs.edu).
Mr. Taylor
The T. Clay Wood Basketball Club is back! You must complete the separate form here: http://tinyurl.com/tcwbb2022 but make sure you pay through the SEP program. This year we’ll have 7 teams featuring these coaches: Mr. Taylor, Mr. Aracich, Mr. Browning, Mr. Parker, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Ludlow, and Mrs. Van Gelder. Each child will play 6 regular season games and at least 1 playoff game. There is an awards banquet at the end of the year. Every child receives a team shirt. Practice and Game schedule varies due to the complexity of scheduling, but generally it will be twice a week, from Monday to Thursday. You will receive the complete schedule for your child(ren) before the season begins. Mr. Taylor manages this club directly, so contact him with any questions (taylorbi@pwcs.edu).
SEP Programs 2022: All programs will be held in the morning before school.
Monday |
Tuesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Breakfast & Books (k-1st) |
Arts & Crafts (K-2) |
Puzzles & Games (K-2nd) |
Journaling (3rd-5th) |
Arts & Crafts (3rd-5th) |
Drama (2nd & 3rd) |
Broadcast (4th & 5th) |
Archery (5th only) |
Floor Hockey (3rd-5th) |
Minecraft (3rd-5th) |
Little Ballers (1st-2nd) |
*courses start 2/21 |
Chess Club (2nd-5th) |
Brain Games (2nd-5th) |
*we follow all PWCS guidelines |
*classes run 8:05-9:05am |
Breakfast and Books (KG- 1) (up to 10 students)
Monday Morning
Mrs. Marshall
In Breakfast and Books, students will enjoy themed breakfasts based on a featured storybook each week! Stories can include: If You Give a Pig a Pancake, Green Eggs and Ham, and Woodpecker Wants a Waffle. We will also do some seasonal/holiday breakfasts, too! **Breakfast and Books is NOT allergy friendly.**
Arts and Crafts (KG- 2) (limit 15)
Tuesday Morning
Mrs. Curry & Mrs. Hacherl
Arts and crafts comprise a whole host of activities and hobbies that are related to making things with one's own hands and skill. Students will have fun creating a different craft or art each week. Students will be
able to use their imagination on fun projects.
Puzzles and Games, Oh My! (K-2) (15-20 students)
Thursday Morning
Mrs. Hacherl & Mrs. Sanford
Come out and join us where kids can just be kids. We will play new and traditional kids games. We will also do all sorts of puzzles.
Little Ballers: Drills & Skills (1-2) (up to 20 students)
Thursday Morning
Mrs. Taylor & Mrs. Stref
Lil Ballers Drills and Skills for grades (1-2)- First and Second graders will be working on the basic skills of basketball. Students will be working on dribbling skills, ball handling, and passing. We will also be working on shooting. So, if you want your lil baller to get out some energy in the morning while having fun, this is the club for them!
Drama (2-3) (up to 18 students)
Tuesday Morning
Mr. Dove
The 2nd and 3rd grade Drama SEP Club is an introduction to Drama Club. Students will be learning basic stage techniques. They will act out poetry and a play. Memorization will be required for the club. The club will end with a performance on the stage (which is tentatively scheduled to be in person but could be subject to change based on school/county regulations).
Chess Club (2-5) (up to 20 students)
Monday Morning
Mrs. Edwards & Mrs. Studds
Chess club is available for all levels, beginner to advanced. Students will be matched with opponents of similar ability levels. At the beginner level, students will learn the basics of chess to build a strong foundation. At the more advance levels, students will improve their game by learning new strategies. At all levels, good sportsmanship will be nurtured.
"Brain Games-Strategies Based Learning Lab" (2-5) (up to 20 students)
Tuesday Morning
Mrs. Edwards & Mrs. Studds
Games (including many popular board games) will be played to understand the strategies needed to be successful in the game. There is much research to support how playing games fosters strong critical thinking skills, problem solving skills, spatial reasoning skills, math skills, boost IQ, as well as build positive social skills.
Minecraft Club (3rd to 5th) (up to 27 students)
Tuesday Morning
Mr. Taylor
This is a club for recreational play with other students in Minecraft: Education Edition. Each meeting will start with a weekly build challenge, and then we’ll have open play time on either a Creative world or a Survival world (both options will be available each week). Students must bring their PWCS device to each club meeting.
Journaling (3rd- 5th) (20 students)
Friday Morning
Mrs. Curry & Mrs. Hacherl
Journal writing encourages creative thinking strengthens problem solving skills, and offers moments of reflection. We will learn new techniques each week and improve our writing skills.
Arts and Crafts (3rd- 5th) (limit 20)
Monday Morning
Mrs. Curry & Mrs. Hacherl
Arts and crafts comprise a whole host of activities and hobbies that are related to making things with one's own hands and skill. Students will have fun creating a different craft or art each week. Students will be
able to use their imagination on fun projects.
Broadcast Club (4th and 5th) (up to 15 students)
Thursday Morning
Mr. Taylor
Have you ever wondered how people become a Twitch streamer? YouTube famous? It’s actually a lot of work to create those short videos! We will learn how to record and edit videos, upload content to streaming sites, live stream, use studio software, and more. Content will be published on accounts owned by the TCWES Broadcasting club; no student personal account will be used at any point.
Archery (5th Grade Only) (up to 15 participants)
Friday Morning
Mr. White
Archery is a highly structured and safe activity in the schools. Every movement is done on command and safety is the top priority. All students will be in groups of 2 or 3 with one person at the bow and the partners behind by the wall. Signals are given when to pick up the bow, when to put the arrow on it (while facing the arrow to the ground in front of them; when to pull back the arrow and when to release the arrow. Then a command for the archers to lay the bow down and another to go retrieve the arrows and bring them back. It's safe and the students will have a lot of fun learning the sport of archery with standard target shooting and tic tac toe, to name 2.
Floor Hockey (3rd-5th grade) (up to 16 participants)
Monday Morning
Mr. White
Floor hockey will be run with 4 different, randomly selected, teams that vary each week. Two teams will play at a time while two teams rest and keep score on the app which is projected to the wall. We'll play a round-robin tournament each week and finish with a single elimination tournament. High-sticking penalties are awarded and students are taught how to perform a safe backswing and follow through. I also teach them to create open lanes for passing and game play.
Monday Morning
Mrs. Marshall
In Breakfast and Books, students will enjoy themed breakfasts based on a featured storybook each week! Stories can include: If You Give a Pig a Pancake, Green Eggs and Ham, and Woodpecker Wants a Waffle. We will also do some seasonal/holiday breakfasts, too! **Breakfast and Books is NOT allergy friendly.**
Arts and Crafts (KG- 2) (limit 15)
Tuesday Morning
Mrs. Curry & Mrs. Hacherl
Arts and crafts comprise a whole host of activities and hobbies that are related to making things with one's own hands and skill. Students will have fun creating a different craft or art each week. Students will be
able to use their imagination on fun projects.
Puzzles and Games, Oh My! (K-2) (15-20 students)
Thursday Morning
Mrs. Hacherl & Mrs. Sanford
Come out and join us where kids can just be kids. We will play new and traditional kids games. We will also do all sorts of puzzles.
Little Ballers: Drills & Skills (1-2) (up to 20 students)
Thursday Morning
Mrs. Taylor & Mrs. Stref
Lil Ballers Drills and Skills for grades (1-2)- First and Second graders will be working on the basic skills of basketball. Students will be working on dribbling skills, ball handling, and passing. We will also be working on shooting. So, if you want your lil baller to get out some energy in the morning while having fun, this is the club for them!
Drama (2-3) (up to 18 students)
Tuesday Morning
Mr. Dove
The 2nd and 3rd grade Drama SEP Club is an introduction to Drama Club. Students will be learning basic stage techniques. They will act out poetry and a play. Memorization will be required for the club. The club will end with a performance on the stage (which is tentatively scheduled to be in person but could be subject to change based on school/county regulations).
Chess Club (2-5) (up to 20 students)
Monday Morning
Mrs. Edwards & Mrs. Studds
Chess club is available for all levels, beginner to advanced. Students will be matched with opponents of similar ability levels. At the beginner level, students will learn the basics of chess to build a strong foundation. At the more advance levels, students will improve their game by learning new strategies. At all levels, good sportsmanship will be nurtured.
"Brain Games-Strategies Based Learning Lab" (2-5) (up to 20 students)
Tuesday Morning
Mrs. Edwards & Mrs. Studds
Games (including many popular board games) will be played to understand the strategies needed to be successful in the game. There is much research to support how playing games fosters strong critical thinking skills, problem solving skills, spatial reasoning skills, math skills, boost IQ, as well as build positive social skills.
Minecraft Club (3rd to 5th) (up to 27 students)
Tuesday Morning
Mr. Taylor
This is a club for recreational play with other students in Minecraft: Education Edition. Each meeting will start with a weekly build challenge, and then we’ll have open play time on either a Creative world or a Survival world (both options will be available each week). Students must bring their PWCS device to each club meeting.
Journaling (3rd- 5th) (20 students)
Friday Morning
Mrs. Curry & Mrs. Hacherl
Journal writing encourages creative thinking strengthens problem solving skills, and offers moments of reflection. We will learn new techniques each week and improve our writing skills.
Arts and Crafts (3rd- 5th) (limit 20)
Monday Morning
Mrs. Curry & Mrs. Hacherl
Arts and crafts comprise a whole host of activities and hobbies that are related to making things with one's own hands and skill. Students will have fun creating a different craft or art each week. Students will be
able to use their imagination on fun projects.
Broadcast Club (4th and 5th) (up to 15 students)
Thursday Morning
Mr. Taylor
Have you ever wondered how people become a Twitch streamer? YouTube famous? It’s actually a lot of work to create those short videos! We will learn how to record and edit videos, upload content to streaming sites, live stream, use studio software, and more. Content will be published on accounts owned by the TCWES Broadcasting club; no student personal account will be used at any point.
Archery (5th Grade Only) (up to 15 participants)
Friday Morning
Mr. White
Archery is a highly structured and safe activity in the schools. Every movement is done on command and safety is the top priority. All students will be in groups of 2 or 3 with one person at the bow and the partners behind by the wall. Signals are given when to pick up the bow, when to put the arrow on it (while facing the arrow to the ground in front of them; when to pull back the arrow and when to release the arrow. Then a command for the archers to lay the bow down and another to go retrieve the arrows and bring them back. It's safe and the students will have a lot of fun learning the sport of archery with standard target shooting and tic tac toe, to name 2.
Floor Hockey (3rd-5th grade) (up to 16 participants)
Monday Morning
Mr. White
Floor hockey will be run with 4 different, randomly selected, teams that vary each week. Two teams will play at a time while two teams rest and keep score on the app which is projected to the wall. We'll play a round-robin tournament each week and finish with a single elimination tournament. High-sticking penalties are awarded and students are taught how to perform a safe backswing and follow through. I also teach them to create open lanes for passing and game play.