Elementary Actors
Kindergarten Through 4th Grade
Unleash your child’s creativity!
Winter Wonderland
Grades K-1
Winter
Brrrrr! It’s time for frozen adventures through a snowy winter wonderland. Ski down the tallest mountains, build an ice castle, slide with penguins, or maybe even meet the Abominable Snowman. There are many scenes to act out when you become your favorite snowy characters. Frozen lands provide great opportunities for fun character exploration!
Let’s Get Wild
Grades K-1
Spring
What’s that sound? Was it a roar? Or maybe a hiss? All kinds of animals will be lurking in this class, as we transform from human into animal! Whether you are a tiger or a turtle, all of our animal characters will work together using our bodies, voices, and imaginations as we create our own animal stories. What are you waiting for? Let’s get wild!
Secret Agent Society
Grades 2-4
Winter
You’ve been assigned a top-secret mission. Do you choose to accept? Transform into spies, detectives, and secret agents working together to search for clues as you create and solve mysteries. Let’s start sleuthing and crack this case!
Team Up with Dog Man and Cat Kid!
Grades 2-4
Spring
He’s part dog, part man, and ALL HERO! Step into the world of Dog Man and Cat Kid and create your own comic book character. Will you be a comic book lovin’ cat like Li’l Petey or part human and part animal like Dog Man? We’ll team up with our new characters to create our own scenes and stories—with your ideas, it’s sure to be a SUPA fun class!
Percy Jackson at Camp Half-Blood
Grades 4-6
Winter
Battling a minotaur or a cyclops is no easy task unless you’ve trained as a demigod! At Camp Half-Blood we’ll explore Greek mythology inspired by the Percy Jackson and the Olympians book series. Ready your shields to start your training!
Videogame Takeover
Grades 4-6
Spring
Do you ever wonder what it’s like to spend a day in the world of Minecraft with Steve? Or getting to Dress To Impress with your favorite Roblox character? Or imagine what would happen if Princess Peach had to rescue Mario? As video games continue to offer exciting and interactive narratives, we’ll create our own stories using popular characters and worlds from our favorite games.