Explore gifted education at SeaburySquared – with enrichment classes (after school programs, clubs, camps, workshops, and accelerated weekends) that stretch the imagination and provide engaging, challenging experiences for youngsters in the greater community and those who are Seabury students.
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When: Feb. 27 through March 27; Wednesdays, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade students
Cost: $120
This is not your typical writing class. Sure, we’ll brainstorm, write and revise, but we’ll also create our own books. We’ll even make mini books for a guerrilla poetry project – to spread the writing love across Tacoma. Designed for students of all skill levels, this course is about creativity and imagination. We’ll develop ideas, write original stories and poems, and have fun. You’ll never look at writing the same way again!
Check Mates Chess Club
When: Feb. 25 through April 8 (no club on March 25 or April 1); Mondays, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade students
Cost: $75
Ukulele Jam for Beginners - 2 Spots Left!
When: Feb. 28 through April 11 (No class March 21, April 4); Thursdays, 3:45-4:45 p.m.
Where: lower school campus
Who: all kindergarten through fifth grade students
Cost: $90
Animal Art
When: Feb. 28 through April 11 (No class March 21, April 4)); Thursdays, 3:45-4:45 p.m.
Where: lower school campus
Who: all first through fifth grade students
Cost: $120
Join us to create a wide range of animal art. Use various media in a low-key art class for students who want time and space to create art. NOTE: Pre-k and K students can attend with parent present.
Book Club: A Reading Community
When: Feb. 28 through April 11 (No class March 21, April 4)); Thursdays: 4:30-5:30 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade students
Cost: $90
Dungeons and Dragons - CLASS FULL (waitlist available)
When: Feb. 26 through Mar. 26; Tuesdays, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade students
Cost: $90
Fantasy table top role playing at its best. Dungeons and Dragons is the most popular game of its kind. It's a fun social gathering that requires you to think on your toes, solve problems, be creative, and ultimately learn how to become a team player. Includes playing dice. Maximum of 6 students!
Workshops, Camps & Accelerated Weekends:
Winter Break Camp: Coding for Girls
When: Jan. 2, 3, & 4: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade girls
Cost: $250
Accelerated Weekend (1-Day):
Writing Workshop – The Passionate Pen
When: Jan. 26; Saturday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade students
Cost: $130
Participants in this one-day course will spend time thinking about what’s important to them (politics, sports, family, pets, fashion, video games, etc.) We’ll examine different types of opinion writing (from blog posts to spoken word poetry to letters to the editor). And, of course, we'll write – and share – our own opinions.
Accelerated Weekend (1-Day):
Architecture – Placemaking
When: Jan. 27; Sunday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade students
Cost: $130
Design a public student space in Tacoma. Using cartography communicate your design spatially. Dress for outdoor weather – and indoor painting.
Accelerated Weekend (2-Day):
Chess Accelerated Workshop
When: Jan. 26 & 27; Saturday & Sunday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: middle school campus
Who: all fourth through eighth grade students
Cost: $200 (includes both days)
The purpose of the Chess Accelerated Workshop Weekend (two-day class) is to promote and encourage the knowledge, study and play of the game of chess by young people. Chess has been shown to improve academic performance.