Opportunities beyond the bell.

• Full Period (3-5 days, 3:30-6:00 p.m.): $2,735
• Half-Week Option (1-2 days, 3:30-6:00 p.m.): $1,425
• Half-Period Option (3-5 days, 3:30-4:15 p.m.): $1,425
• Half-Week Option (1-2 days) and Half-Period Option (3:30-4:15 p.m.): $855

Please note: All registrations must be received by August 1, 2018, to avoid being charged a $100 late fee.

• Full Period (3-5 days, 3:30-6:00 p.m.): $930
• Half-Week Option (1-2 days, 3:30-6:00 p.m.): $520
• Half-Period Option (3-5 days, 3:30-4:15 p.m.): $520
• Half-Week Option (1-2 days) and Half-Period Option (3:30-4:15 p.m.): $340

Please note: All registrations must be received by August 1, 2018, to avoid being charged a $100 late fee.

MICDS also offers a daily drop-in option for Extended Day with no sign up needed. Costs are as follows:

• $5 through 4 p.m.
• $15 through 4:15 p.m.
• $25 dollars for any additional time spent in Extended Day up until 6:00 p.m.

Please note: All registrations must be received by August 1, 2018, to avoid being charged a $100 late fee.

• Chess (Mondays)
  MICDS students in SK-4^th grade, a maximum of 40 students
  The En Passant Chess Club helps to expose kids of all ages to chess, even if they have no prior knowledge or experience.  Students will participate in a tournament that will end with a medal and trophy presentation on the final day.
• Beasley Ringers (Mondays)
  MICDS students in 4^th grade, a maximum of 12 students
  *Please note, this is a 14-week class culminating in a performance during the Winter Performance in December.
  Calling all fourth graders! Grab a friend and join us in Beasley Studio on September 9 as we begin rehearsals for The Beasley Ringers. Taught by Mrs. Norvell, you’ll have the opportunity to practice your music skills as well as have fun with your friends. Whether this is your first time ringing tone chimes or you’re an old pro, there’s a place for you. We will perform at the December assembly and the Winter Program. See you there!
• Sculpture Safari (Tuesdays)
  MICDS student in 1^st-4^th grade, a maximum of 12 students
  In this COCA class, students will explore the animal kingdom through a variety of sculptural media. Campers use clay, wire, even handmade paper to create 3-D creatures both real and imaginary of all kinds. Instruction emphasizes construction and shape recognition and helps young artists link physical skills with their imagination. Interest in an art adventure is a must; no passport is necessary!
• Field Hockey (Tuesdays)
  MICDS students in 1^st-4^th grade, a maximum of 20 students
  Brought to you by AIM Field Hockey, this 6-week class is led by former and current field hockey players who will teach the rules, fundamentals, game sense and much more. Some of these techniques are even coached at the highest level of the game.
• LEGOS (Wednesdays)
  MICDS students in JK and SK, a maximum of 12 students
  Mrs. Kraushaar will lead students in a variety of LEGO building challenges that will combine the fun of building with creativity and a bit of robotics.
• SuperSonic Superheroes (Thursdays)
  MICDS students in JK and SK, a maximum of 12 students
  Move over, Batman!  In this COCA class, students will be inspired to create their own superhero identities while creating capes, flying through the air, sticking to the ceiling, and walking through walls.
• Golf (Thursdays)
  MICDS students in 1^st-4^th grade, a maximum of 15 students
  Brought to you by Golf Squad, students will have the opportunity to build a golf foundation. The class is taught by a PGA or LPGA professional instructor and all equipment is provided. Each child will receive a handbook and visor at the end of the session.
• Mexican-Yucatan Cuisine (Thursdays)
  MICDS students in 2^nd-4^th grade, a maximum of 12 students
  Taught by Señora Soledad, students will learn how to make Yucatan- Mayas recipes from Mexico while also learning about the Yucatan-Maya culture! The first-week students learn the location of Yucatan in Mexico and the origin of chocolate. Students will prepare “Chocolate Caliente al Estilo Maya” (Mayan Hot chocolate). The second-week students will learn about the importance of corn in the Maya’s life in Yucatan, and they will prepare “Tortillas con Queso Fresco” (Tortillas and Fresh Cheese). The third-week students will learn about the traditional fruits found in Yucatan and they will prepare “Batido Maya de Mamey y Mango” (Mayan Mamey and Mango Smoothie). The fourth-week students will learn about the importance of hammocks in the life of Mayas and they will prepare “Chilaquiles con Salsa Verde” (Chilaquiles with Green Sause). The fifth week students will learn about the Maya’s House and they will prepare “Guacamole con Tortillas”. The last week, students will learn about Maya’s language and they will prepare “Sikil Pac” (Sauce).
• Icky, Sticky, Science (Fridays)
  MICDS students in 1^st-3^rd grade, a maximum of 25 students
  Brought to you by the St. Louis Science Center, these fun, hands-on activities will build interest in material science, increase understanding of concepts, and develop processing skills for your learners. Activities may include oobleck, slime, silly putty, pop rockets and more. Get ready to get sticky and even take home your own polymer!
• Piano (Wednesdays)
  MICDS students in JK-6^th grade, a maximum of 6 students
  Students of all different levels may take private piano lessons. The sessions are taught in 4-week sessions and are for the entire school year. Once enrolled, a separate email will be sent to select one of the six time slots (3-3:30, 3:30-4, 4-4:30,4:30-5, 5-5:30, 5:30-6).
• Piano (Fridays)
  MICDS students in JK-6^th grade, a maximum of 6 students
  Students of all different levels may take private piano lessons. The sessions are taught in 4-week sessions and are for the entire school year. Once enrolled, a separate email will be sent to select one of the six time slots (3-3:30, 3:30-4, 4-4:30,4:30-5, 5-5:30, 5:30-6).

• Math Club (Mondays)
  MICDS students in 3rd and 4th grade, a maximum of 12 students
  Do you enjoy math and love the challenge of a good problem? If you answered yes, then join other 3rd and 4th graders after school on Fridays to tackle new and interesting math problems, play math games, and look at how math is connected to the world around us.  Time will be devoted each week to exploring competition-level math problems as well as engaging in fun, math-related activities.  
• Mo Mondays: A Mo Willems Book Club (Mondays)
  MICDS students in JK and SK, a maximum of 12 students
  Do you love Elephant and Piggie? What about the Pigeon? We will learn about these characters and more! Each week, we will read a different book by author and illustrator Mo Willems and then do some fun activities inspired by the story. This class is taught by Mrs. Hummel and Mrs. Otto.
• Yoga and Mindful Movement (Tuesdays)
  MICDS students in 1st-3rd grade, a maximum of 15 students
  This after-school offering provides students with an opportunity to explore the basics of yoga, including mindful breathing and movement techniques. Each one-hour session will support students’ physical health and emotional well-being as yoga is known to reduce stress and anxiety, strengthen the immune system, boost self-confidence, and more! Missy Heinemann (LS/MS Drama Faculty) is a registered yoga instructor through Yoga Alliance.
• Gaming Unplugged (Tuesdays)
  MICDS students in 1st and 2nd grade, a maximum of 16 students
  In this class taught by Mrs. Wallace and Ms. Skaggs, students will be playing a variety of board games that test their logic, critical thinking, problem-solving and reasoning skills. The values of sportsmanship, fair play and social interaction will be encouraged and developed.
• Shape Exploration (Wednesdays)
  MICDS students in 2nd and 3rd grade, a maximum of 12 students
  Taught by Ms. Thweatt, students will explore geometry concepts using hands on activities to gain a conceptual understanding of topics such as 3-D shapes, perimeter, and angles. Students will spend time searching around Beasley to find ways that geometry is used in everyday life.

• October 3 (Thursday)
• October 4 (Friday)
• November 8 (Friday)
• December 20 (Friday) – Faculty students only: 7:30-1:00
• January 6 (Monday) – Faculty students only: 7:30-4:30
• February 14 (Friday)
• March 6 (Friday)
• March 16-20 (Monday-Friday)
• May 1 (Friday)
• May 26-28 (Tuesday-Thursday)