CHILDREN’SActivities
These Christ-centered children’s activities invite kids into a joy-filled mix of hands-on learning, creativity, and active play, all rooted in God’s Word and truth. From art, theater, music, nature, and sewing to Bible-based stories, fossils, and faith-filled character building, every session is designed to spark wonder while strengthening skills and confidence. Throughout the week, children will laugh, create, explore, and make new friends!
Bring your kids for these incredibly fun activities filled with learning opportunities!
- Each program is professionally run by trusted organizations and presenters with adult supervision.
- Children can be checked into these activities, or parents may stay and attend with them. (No charge for parents to stay).
- Adult volunteers have undergone background checks, and we use a safe check-in system for children 12 and under.
- Make sure you download your registration “tickets” before the conference and this will make checking in your children to these activities a breeze!
Theater
Art
Music
Nature
Sewing
Creation
Story Time
Math
All activities are available as an add-on to your Full Conference Family Pass when you register. Add-ons are not available for individual or shopping passes only. See details below for age ranges, and cost. The earlier your register the better your chances for adding these amazing activities to your experience at the Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference.
CHILDREN’S Activities SCHEDULE
Learn Math with Card Games? Yes, You Can!
Thursday, June 11th | 11:00 AM – 11:50 AM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Are your children tired of flashcards ? Do they cry when you give another timed test ? Are you frustrated because your child can’t seem to remember the multiples of 7 ? Imagine your kids asking you if they can practice their math facts more! In this workshop, your students (ages 5-8) will play fabulous and effective math card games that are easy and fun. Participants will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play addition and multiplication games during the session.
Galatia Self Defense
SOLD OUT
Thursday, June 11th 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on self-defense and applying biblical Proverbs to everyday life. Kids (ages 9-12) will learn defenses for wrist grabs, do fun challenge exercises, and compete on obstacle courses, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
Galatia Games
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on youth fitness and applying Proverbs from the Bible to everyday life. Kids (ages 5-8) will do fun exercises and compete in physical activity games, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
I Love Fractions! Oh My!
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM – 1:00 PM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Fractions — often misunderstood and feared by children and adults alike — are fun when they are taught the right way. Children can move from hating fractions to loving them — or even loving them from the start! Participants ( ages 9-12) will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play fraction games during the session. Let your students uncover the beauty and simplicity of fractions by joining this engaging workshop!
Suit Up! The Armor of God
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 9-12) will learn Ephesians 6 in a memorable, hands-on way! In this interactive workshop, they’ll design and decorate their own piece of armor while discovering what each one represents, such as the Shield of Faith or the Helmet of Salvation. Through storytelling, games, and crafts, children will learn how to “stand firm ” in God’s truth and take home a tangible reminder of His protection.
Lessons in Charcoal: Baby Bunny
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Students (ages 5-8) will learn the basics of drawing in charcoal as they create this adorable bunny. They will learn the importance of value as they draw the eyes, ears, shadows, and background. Enjoy this simple and fun project designed specifically for beginners.
Poetry Party
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come play with poetry! We'll read all kinds of poetry, learn about reader's theater (and give it a try), talk about ways to create amazing pictures with words, and write a poem or two together. Every student (ages 9-12) will leave with an original poem of his or her own.
Creation Explorers / Creation Without a Bang!
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 5-8) will journey through the seven days of creation in this fun, interactive experience! Each “day” includes a themed station — light, land, animals, and more — where they can draw, build, or explore God’s world through hands-on play. With storytelling from Hannah’s children's book (set to release in Spring 2026), crafts, and Scripture, they’ll see creation come alive, and they’ll leave in awe of their Creator.
Master Builder Team Building Flight Activity
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
Learn about projects that can connect us with engineering-design competitions that focus on flight. Whether designing for the fastest or the furthest, these interactive engineering activities will involve creative problem-solving in a team environment for students (ages 9-12). The session will include interactive demonstrations, design challenges, and the application of the Fruits of the Spirit.
How Can An Axolotl Regrow Part of Its Brain? Discover God’s Designs in Reptiles and Amphibians
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $10
How can an axolotl regrow parts of its heart and brain ? How does a chameleon change colors ? Dive into the world of reptiles and amphibians with Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum of the Nat Theo podcast. Children will explore God’s incredible creativity through the study of herpetology, and they will meet a live axolotl. As students (ages 5-12) discover how God designed the axolotl’s DNA to regrow parts of its body, they’ll be reminded of an even greater truth: God gives us new hearts and renews our minds through His Spirit and Word. Through engaging teaching and hands-on exploration, children will walk away with awe for God’s creation and a deeper understanding of how His Word changes us from the inside out.
Roly-Polies, Ladybugs, Bats, and Other Things in Nature That Are Not What They Seem
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $15
What exactly is a roly-poly ? Is a ladybug really a bug ? God’s creation is full of fascinating creatures with “hidden” identities. Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum will guide children in discovering how things in nature are not always what they first appear to be. As students (ages 5-12) investigate roly-polies, ladybugs, bats, and more, they’ll practice the important skill of observation – learning to carefully study God’s world in order to discover what is true. Just as creation teaches us to tell what something is (and is not), God’s Word equips us to discern truth from falsehood in culture and society. Kids will learn skills in keen observation and nature study, as well as careful handling of the Word of God.
Dinosaurs Proclaim the Glory of God with an Interactive Fossil Lab
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
We will have a brief PowerPoint presentation explaining fossils and how they are formed, as well as dinosaurs and the Bible. We will explore the evidence showing that man and dinosaurs existed together, just as the Bible reveals. We will study the Scripture’s description of the unicorn, behemoth, and dragons — which are NOT make-believe creatures, but real animals that man was very familiar with. Then, students will participate in a hands-on, interactive fossil lab. Students (ages 5-12) will see and handle various fossil specimens. They will be instructed to observe design and evidence of catastrophic geology (the Flood), which proclaims the truth of Scripture. Come and “Discover Creation! ”
Act It Out! Theater Fun for Kids
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Felicity Wales
- Cost to participate: $10
Theater is not all that it seems to be! In this presentation, Felicity Wales explores the joys of theater and gives children (ages 5-8) an opportunity to learn acting skills such as projecting loud enough for the audience to hear, staying focused on the scene, being a background character, and showing emotions, through interactive games. These skills will be put into practice through a couple of skits from the Bible, such as Paul’s conversion and the feeding of the 5 ,000.
Lessons in Charcoal: Mountain Hike
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Charcoal can capture the mystique of a landscape in ways that few other media can. In this project, students (ages 9-12) use value and shading to portray perspective and shadow. These skills allow a project to take on a three-dimensional appearance. Learn to create basic landscapes as you paint this serene mountain scene!
The Origin of Life: God’s Grand Design
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
In this presentation, we will study the “intelligent design ” concept. The science of archaeology is based on this concept, and we use it every day of our lives. Next, students (ages 9-12) will explore the evidence for God’s handiwork. We find complex designs in nature, which only an intelligent Designer could create. According to mathematical probabilities and the science of chemistry, there is 0% chance that evolution could happen. So what is the alternative ? Come and see!
Lessons in Charcoal: Curious Puppy
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
A heartwarming project in the expressive world of charcoal drawing. This project guides students (ages 5-8) step-by-step as they bring a sweet, wide-eyed puppy to life, using simple shading techniques and playful texture. In less than an hour, they’ll explore the magic of light and shadow while creating a piece full of personality and warmth.
Sew Much Fun! Create Your Own Drawstring Bag
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Karen McNeese
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! In this hands-on sewing workshop, girls will stitch, create, and have a blast while learning a practical life skill. Each participant will receive fabric to make her very own drawstring bag to take home. Along the way, girls will learn how to hand-sew seams, fold and stitch the top to create a hem-like casing, and insert a drawstring — just like real seamstresses do! They’ll also practice sewing on buttons, building confidence with needle and thread. This fun, encouraging class celebrates creativity, patience, and God-given abilities while teaching girls life skills that they can use for years to come. No sewing experience needed — just excitement and a willingness to try something new!
Fun with Character Club Lil Sibs
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Ever wonder what it’s like to step into a story ? Students (ages 5-8) will play some of the same games, sing the same songs, and explore patience and pride, just like the kids in the beloved Character Club book series. Whether or not you are familiar with the stories, your child will grow in character without even realizing it through these fun experiences.
Ready, Prepared, Trained
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (with required lunchtime pickup from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM)
- Taught by Logan Wilson
- Ages 9-12, boys only
- Cost to participate: $35
Logan teaches as a fictional Roman soldier named Adrastos, who speaks of his experience in battle and makes the connection between physical combat and spiritual combat, inspired by Ephesians 6. During these presentations, students (ages 9-12) will be reminded to walk in righteousness, surge forward in faith, and take their thoughts captive.
Fun with Herb the Verb
Saturday, June 13th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Does your child like puzzles and play ? In this interactive session, children (ages 5-8) will play verb charades, dabble in Morse code, and play bingo — all while trying to save the beloved Herb the Verb from the book Joseph O’Tooley and the Case of the Locked-Up Fireman.
Threaded with Joy: Beginner Embroidery Fun
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Joyce Regier
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! Join us for a delightful, hands-on embroidery workshop where faith, fun, and creativity come together. Each participant will receive her very own embroidery kit, complete with a tea towel, thread, embroidery hoop, and needle — everything needed to create a beautiful keepsake! Girls will learn how to safely iron a pattern onto their towel, attach the embroidery hoop, and stitch the design step-by-step. Along the way, they’ll build patience, confidence, and fine-motor skills while discovering the joy of creating something with their hands. This encouraging, beginner-friendly class is perfect for first-time stitchers and budding artists alike. Your daughter will leave with new skills, new friends, and a finished project she’ll be proud to take home!
Musictime
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM – 3:20 PM
- Taught by Helen Scott
- Cost to participate: $10
Young music-makers (ages 5-8) will enjoy an introductory and exploratory music class. The instruments and songs used are perfect for young musicians to cultivate their musical skills and interests, as well as build aural skills and promote gross and fine motor movements. They will be using singing, rhythm instruments, and movement in this class.
Story Island
Saturday, June 13th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come sail away to an interactive adventure full of stories, songs, games, and more — all tied together with some valuable life lessons rooted in God's Word! In this session, we'll dive into topics such as fear, courage, God's nearness, and peace of mind. Students (ages 5-8) will leave with a take-home activity kit to reinforce the lessons learned.
Learn Math with Card Games? Yes, You Can!
Thursday, June 11th | 11:00 AM – 11:50 AM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Are your children tired of flashcards ? Do they cry when you give another timed test ? Are you frustrated because your child can’t seem to remember the multiples of 7 ? Imagine your kids asking you if they can practice their math facts more! In this workshop, your students (ages 5-8) will play fabulous and effective math card games that are easy and fun. Participants will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play addition and multiplication games during the session.
Galatia Games
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on youth fitness and applying Proverbs from the Bible to everyday life. Kids (ages 5-8) will do fun exercises and compete in physical activity games, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
Lessons in Charcoal: Baby Bunny
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Students (ages 5-8) will learn the basics of drawing in charcoal as they create this adorable bunny. They will learn the importance of value as they draw the eyes, ears, shadows, and background. Enjoy this simple and fun project designed specifically for beginners.
Creation Explorers / Creation Without a Bang!
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 5-8) will journey through the seven days of creation in this fun, interactive experience! Each “day” includes a themed station — light, land, animals, and more — where they can draw, build, or explore God’s world through hands-on play. With storytelling from Hannah’s children's book (set to release in Spring 2026), crafts, and Scripture, they’ll see creation come alive, and they’ll leave in awe of their Creator.
How Can An Axolotl Regrow Part of Its Brain? Discover God’s Designs in Reptiles and Amphibians
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $10
How can an axolotl regrow parts of its heart and brain ? How does a chameleon change colors ? Dive into the world of reptiles and amphibians with Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum of the Nat Theo podcast. Children will explore God’s incredible creativity through the study of herpetology, and they will meet a live axolotl. As students (ages 5-12) discover how God designed the axolotl’s DNA to regrow parts of its body, they’ll be reminded of an even greater truth: God gives us new hearts and renews our minds through His Spirit and Word. Through engaging teaching and hands-on exploration, children will walk away with awe for God’s creation and a deeper understanding of how His Word changes us from the inside out.
Roly-Polies, Ladybugs, Bats, and Other Things in Nature That Are Not What They Seem
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $15
What exactly is a roly-poly ? Is a ladybug really a bug ? God’s creation is full of fascinating creatures with “hidden” identities. Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum will guide children in discovering how things in nature are not always what they first appear to be. As students (ages 5-12) investigate roly-polies, ladybugs, bats, and more, they’ll practice the important skill of observation – learning to carefully study God’s world in order to discover what is true. Just as creation teaches us to tell what something is (and is not), God’s Word equips us to discern truth from falsehood in culture and society. Kids will learn skills in keen observation and nature study, as well as careful handling of the Word of God.
Dinosaurs Proclaim the Glory of God with an Interactive Fossil Lab
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
We will have a brief PowerPoint presentation explaining fossils and how they are formed, as well as dinosaurs and the Bible. We will explore the evidence showing that man and dinosaurs existed together, just as the Bible reveals. We will study the Scripture’s description of the unicorn, behemoth, and dragons — which are NOT make-believe creatures, but real animals that man was very familiar with. Then, students will participate in a hands-on, interactive fossil lab. Students (ages 5-12) will see and handle various fossil specimens. They will be instructed to observe design and evidence of catastrophic geology (the Flood), which proclaims the truth of Scripture. Come and “Discover Creation! ”
Act It Out! Theater Fun for Kids
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Felicity Wales
- Cost to participate: $10
Theater is not all that it seems to be! In this presentation, Felicity Wales explores the joys of theater and gives children (ages 5-8) an opportunity to learn acting skills such as projecting loud enough for the audience to hear, staying focused on the scene, being a background character, and showing emotions, through interactive games. These skills will be put into practice through a couple of skits from the Bible, such as Paul’s conversion and the feeding of the 5 ,000.
Lessons in Charcoal: Curious Puppy
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
A heartwarming project in the expressive world of charcoal drawing. This project guides students (ages 5-8) step-by-step as they bring a sweet, wide-eyed puppy to life, using simple shading techniques and playful texture. In less than an hour, they’ll explore the magic of light and shadow while creating a piece full of personality and warmth.
Fun with Character Club Lil Sibs
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Ever wonder what it’s like to step into a story ? Students (ages 5-8) will play some of the same games, sing the same songs, and explore patience and pride, just like the kids in the beloved Character Club book series. Whether or not you are familiar with the stories, your child will grow in character without even realizing it through these fun experiences.
Fun with Herb the Verb
Saturday, June 13th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Does your child like puzzles and play ? In this interactive session, children (ages 5-8) will play verb charades, dabble in Morse code, and play bingo — all while trying to save the beloved Herb the Verb from the book Joseph O’Tooley and the Case of the Locked-Up Fireman.
Musictime
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM – 3:20 PM
- Taught by Helen Scott
- Cost to participate: $10
Young music-makers (ages 5-8) will enjoy an introductory and exploratory music class. The instruments and songs used are perfect for young musicians to cultivate their musical skills and interests, as well as build aural skills and promote gross and fine motor movements. They will be using singing, rhythm instruments, and movement in this class.
Story Island
Saturday, June 13th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come sail away to an interactive adventure full of stories, songs, games, and more — all tied together with some valuable life lessons rooted in God's Word! In this session, we'll dive into topics such as fear, courage, God's nearness, and peace of mind. Students (ages 5-8) will leave with a take-home activity kit to reinforce the lessons learned.
Galatia Self Defense
SOLD OUT
Thursday, June 11th 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on self-defense and applying biblical Proverbs to everyday life. Kids (ages 9-12) will learn defenses for wrist grabs, do fun challenge exercises, and compete on obstacle courses, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
I Love Fractions! Oh My!
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM – 1:00 PM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Fractions — often misunderstood and feared by children and adults alike — are fun when they are taught the right way. Children can move from hating fractions to loving them — or even loving them from the start! Participants ( ages 9-12) will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play fraction games during the session. Let your students uncover the beauty and simplicity of fractions by joining this engaging workshop!
Suit Up! The Armor of God
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 9-12) will learn Ephesians 6 in a memorable, hands-on way! In this interactive workshop, they’ll design and decorate their own piece of armor while discovering what each one represents, such as the Shield of Faith or the Helmet of Salvation. Through storytelling, games, and crafts, children will learn how to “stand firm ” in God’s truth and take home a tangible reminder of His protection.
Poetry Party
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come play with poetry! We'll read all kinds of poetry, learn about reader's theater (and give it a try), talk about ways to create amazing pictures with words, and write a poem or two together. Every student (ages 9-12) will leave with an original poem of his or her own.
Master Builder Team Building Flight Activity
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
Learn about projects that can connect us with engineering-design competitions that focus on flight. Whether designing for the fastest or the furthest, these interactive engineering activities will involve creative problem-solving in a team environment for students (ages 9-12). The session will include interactive demonstrations, design challenges, and the application of the Fruits of the Spirit.
How Can An Axolotl Regrow Part of Its Brain? Discover God’s Designs in Reptiles and Amphibians
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $10
How can an axolotl regrow parts of its heart and brain ? How does a chameleon change colors ? Dive into the world of reptiles and amphibians with Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum of the Nat Theo podcast. Children will explore God’s incredible creativity through the study of herpetology, and they will meet a live axolotl. As students (ages 5-12) discover how God designed the axolotl’s DNA to regrow parts of its body, they’ll be reminded of an even greater truth: God gives us new hearts and renews our minds through His Spirit and Word. Through engaging teaching and hands-on exploration, children will walk away with awe for God’s creation and a deeper understanding of how His Word changes us from the inside out.
Roly-Polies, Ladybugs, Bats, and Other Things in Nature That Are Not What They Seem
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $15
What exactly is a roly-poly ? Is a ladybug really a bug ? God’s creation is full of fascinating creatures with “hidden” identities. Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum will guide children in discovering how things in nature are not always what they first appear to be. As students (ages 5-12) investigate roly-polies, ladybugs, bats, and more, they’ll practice the important skill of observation – learning to carefully study God’s world in order to discover what is true. Just as creation teaches us to tell what something is (and is not), God’s Word equips us to discern truth from falsehood in culture and society. Kids will learn skills in keen observation and nature study, as well as careful handling of the Word of God.
Dinosaurs Proclaim the Glory of God with an Interactive Fossil Lab
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
We will have a brief PowerPoint presentation explaining fossils and how they are formed, as well as dinosaurs and the Bible. We will explore the evidence showing that man and dinosaurs existed together, just as the Bible reveals. We will study the Scripture’s description of the unicorn, behemoth, and dragons — which are NOT make-believe creatures, but real animals that man was very familiar with. Then, students will participate in a hands-on, interactive fossil lab. Students (ages 5-12) will see and handle various fossil specimens. They will be instructed to observe design and evidence of catastrophic geology (the Flood), which proclaims the truth of Scripture. Come and “Discover Creation! ”
Lessons in Charcoal: Mountain Hike
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Charcoal can capture the mystique of a landscape in ways that few other media can. In this project, students (ages 9-12) use value and shading to portray perspective and shadow. These skills allow a project to take on a three-dimensional appearance. Learn to create basic landscapes as you paint this serene mountain scene!
The Origin of Life: God’s Grand Design
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
In this presentation, we will study the “intelligent design ” concept. The science of archaeology is based on this concept, and we use it every day of our lives. Next, students (ages 9-12) will explore the evidence for God’s handiwork. We find complex designs in nature, which only an intelligent Designer could create. According to mathematical probabilities and the science of chemistry, there is 0% chance that evolution could happen. So what is the alternative ? Come and see!
Sew Much Fun! Create Your Own Drawstring Bag
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Karen McNeese
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! In this hands-on sewing workshop, girls will stitch, create, and have a blast while learning a practical life skill. Each participant will receive fabric to make her very own drawstring bag to take home. Along the way, girls will learn how to hand-sew seams, fold and stitch the top to create a hem-like casing, and insert a drawstring — just like real seamstresses do! They’ll also practice sewing on buttons, building confidence with needle and thread. This fun, encouraging class celebrates creativity, patience, and God-given abilities while teaching girls life skills that they can use for years to come. No sewing experience needed — just excitement and a willingness to try something new!
Ready, Prepared, Trained
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (with required lunchtime pickup from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM)
- Taught by Logan Wilson
- Ages 9-12, boys only
- Cost to participate: $35
Logan teaches as a fictional Roman soldier named Adrastos, who speaks of his experience in battle and makes the connection between physical combat and spiritual combat, inspired by Ephesians 6. During these presentations, students (ages 9-12) will be reminded to walk in righteousness, surge forward in faith, and take their thoughts captive.
Threaded with Joy: Beginner Embroidery Fun
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Joyce Regier
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! Join us for a delightful, hands-on embroidery workshop where faith, fun, and creativity come together. Each participant will receive her very own embroidery kit, complete with a tea towel, thread, embroidery hoop, and needle — everything needed to create a beautiful keepsake! Girls will learn how to safely iron a pattern onto their towel, attach the embroidery hoop, and stitch the design step-by-step. Along the way, they’ll build patience, confidence, and fine-motor skills while discovering the joy of creating something with their hands. This encouraging, beginner-friendly class is perfect for first-time stitchers and budding artists alike. Your daughter will leave with new skills, new friends, and a finished project she’ll be proud to take home!
Learn Math with Card Games? Yes, You Can!
Thursday, June 11th | 11:00 AM – 11:50 AM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Are your children tired of flashcards ? Do they cry when you give another timed test ? Are you frustrated because your child can’t seem to remember the multiples of 7 ? Imagine your kids asking you if they can practice their math facts more! In this workshop, your students (ages 5-8) will play fabulous and effective math card games that are easy and fun. Participants will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play addition and multiplication games during the session.
Galatia Self Defense
SOLD OUT
Thursday, June 11th 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on self-defense and applying biblical Proverbs to everyday life. Kids (ages 9-12) will learn defenses for wrist grabs, do fun challenge exercises, and compete on obstacle courses, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
Galatia Games
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on youth fitness and applying Proverbs from the Bible to everyday life. Kids (ages 5-8) will do fun exercises and compete in physical activity games, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
I Love Fractions! Oh My!
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM – 1:00 PM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Fractions — often misunderstood and feared by children and adults alike — are fun when they are taught the right way. Children can move from hating fractions to loving them — or even loving them from the start! Participants ( ages 9-12) will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play fraction games during the session. Let your students uncover the beauty and simplicity of fractions by joining this engaging workshop!
Suit Up! The Armor of God
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 9-12) will learn Ephesians 6 in a memorable, hands-on way! In this interactive workshop, they’ll design and decorate their own piece of armor while discovering what each one represents, such as the Shield of Faith or the Helmet of Salvation. Through storytelling, games, and crafts, children will learn how to “stand firm ” in God’s truth and take home a tangible reminder of His protection.
Lessons in Charcoal: Baby Bunny
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Students (ages 5-8) will learn the basics of drawing in charcoal as they create this adorable bunny. They will learn the importance of value as they draw the eyes, ears, shadows, and background. Enjoy this simple and fun project designed specifically for beginners.
Poetry Party
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come play with poetry! We'll read all kinds of poetry, learn about reader's theater (and give it a try), talk about ways to create amazing pictures with words, and write a poem or two together. Every student (ages 9-12) will leave with an original poem of his or her own.
Creation Explorers / Creation Without a Bang!
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 5-8) will journey through the seven days of creation in this fun, interactive experience! Each “day” includes a themed station — light, land, animals, and more — where they can draw, build, or explore God’s world through hands-on play. With storytelling from Hannah’s children's book (set to release in Spring 2026), crafts, and Scripture, they’ll see creation come alive, and they’ll leave in awe of their Creator.
Master Builder Team Building Flight Activity
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
Learn about projects that can connect us with engineering-design competitions that focus on flight. Whether designing for the fastest or the furthest, these interactive engineering activities will involve creative problem-solving in a team environment for students (ages 9-12). The session will include interactive demonstrations, design challenges, and the application of the Fruits of the Spirit.
How Can An Axolotl Regrow Part of Its Brain? Discover God’s Designs in Reptiles and Amphibians
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $10
How can an axolotl regrow parts of its heart and brain ? How does a chameleon change colors ? Dive into the world of reptiles and amphibians with Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum of the Nat Theo podcast. Children will explore God’s incredible creativity through the study of herpetology, and they will meet a live axolotl. As students (ages 5-12) discover how God designed the axolotl’s DNA to regrow parts of its body, they’ll be reminded of an even greater truth: God gives us new hearts and renews our minds through His Spirit and Word. Through engaging teaching and hands-on exploration, children will walk away with awe for God’s creation and a deeper understanding of how His Word changes us from the inside out.
Roly-Polies, Ladybugs, Bats, and Other Things in Nature That Are Not What They Seem
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $15
What exactly is a roly-poly ? Is a ladybug really a bug ? God’s creation is full of fascinating creatures with “hidden” identities. Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum will guide children in discovering how things in nature are not always what they first appear to be. As students (ages 5-12) investigate roly-polies, ladybugs, bats, and more, they’ll practice the important skill of observation – learning to carefully study God’s world in order to discover what is true. Just as creation teaches us to tell what something is (and is not), God’s Word equips us to discern truth from falsehood in culture and society. Kids will learn skills in keen observation and nature study, as well as careful handling of the Word of God.
Dinosaurs Proclaim the Glory of God with an Interactive Fossil Lab
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
We will have a brief PowerPoint presentation explaining fossils and how they are formed, as well as dinosaurs and the Bible. We will explore the evidence showing that man and dinosaurs existed together, just as the Bible reveals. We will study the Scripture’s description of the unicorn, behemoth, and dragons — which are NOT make-believe creatures, but real animals that man was very familiar with. Then, students will participate in a hands-on, interactive fossil lab. Students (ages 5-12) will see and handle various fossil specimens. They will be instructed to observe design and evidence of catastrophic geology (the Flood), which proclaims the truth of Scripture. Come and “Discover Creation! ”
Act It Out! Theater Fun for Kids
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Felicity Wales
- Cost to participate: $10
Theater is not all that it seems to be! In this presentation, Felicity Wales explores the joys of theater and gives children (ages 5-8) an opportunity to learn acting skills such as projecting loud enough for the audience to hear, staying focused on the scene, being a background character, and showing emotions, through interactive games. These skills will be put into practice through a couple of skits from the Bible, such as Paul’s conversion and the feeding of the 5 ,000.
Lessons in Charcoal: Mountain Hike
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Charcoal can capture the mystique of a landscape in ways that few other media can. In this project, students (ages 9-12) use value and shading to portray perspective and shadow. These skills allow a project to take on a three-dimensional appearance. Learn to create basic landscapes as you paint this serene mountain scene!
The Origin of Life: God’s Grand Design
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
In this presentation, we will study the “intelligent design ” concept. The science of archaeology is based on this concept, and we use it every day of our lives. Next, students (ages 9-12) will explore the evidence for God’s handiwork. We find complex designs in nature, which only an intelligent Designer could create. According to mathematical probabilities and the science of chemistry, there is 0% chance that evolution could happen. So what is the alternative ? Come and see!
Lessons in Charcoal: Curious Puppy
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
A heartwarming project in the expressive world of charcoal drawing. This project guides students (ages 5-8) step-by-step as they bring a sweet, wide-eyed puppy to life, using simple shading techniques and playful texture. In less than an hour, they’ll explore the magic of light and shadow while creating a piece full of personality and warmth.
Sew Much Fun! Create Your Own Drawstring Bag
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Karen McNeese
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! In this hands-on sewing workshop, girls will stitch, create, and have a blast while learning a practical life skill. Each participant will receive fabric to make her very own drawstring bag to take home. Along the way, girls will learn how to hand-sew seams, fold and stitch the top to create a hem-like casing, and insert a drawstring — just like real seamstresses do! They’ll also practice sewing on buttons, building confidence with needle and thread. This fun, encouraging class celebrates creativity, patience, and God-given abilities while teaching girls life skills that they can use for years to come. No sewing experience needed — just excitement and a willingness to try something new!
Fun with Character Club Lil Sibs
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Ever wonder what it’s like to step into a story ? Students (ages 5-8) will play some of the same games, sing the same songs, and explore patience and pride, just like the kids in the beloved Character Club book series. Whether or not you are familiar with the stories, your child will grow in character without even realizing it through these fun experiences.
Ready, Prepared, Trained
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (with required lunchtime pickup from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM)
- Taught by Logan Wilson
- Ages 9-12, boys only
- Cost to participate: $35
Logan teaches as a fictional Roman soldier named Adrastos, who speaks of his experience in battle and makes the connection between physical combat and spiritual combat, inspired by Ephesians 6. During these presentations, students (ages 9-12) will be reminded to walk in righteousness, surge forward in faith, and take their thoughts captive.
Fun with Herb the Verb
Saturday, June 13th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Does your child like puzzles and play ? In this interactive session, children (ages 5-8) will play verb charades, dabble in Morse code, and play bingo — all while trying to save the beloved Herb the Verb from the book Joseph O’Tooley and the Case of the Locked-Up Fireman.
Threaded with Joy: Beginner Embroidery Fun
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Joyce Regier
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! Join us for a delightful, hands-on embroidery workshop where faith, fun, and creativity come together. Each participant will receive her very own embroidery kit, complete with a tea towel, thread, embroidery hoop, and needle — everything needed to create a beautiful keepsake! Girls will learn how to safely iron a pattern onto their towel, attach the embroidery hoop, and stitch the design step-by-step. Along the way, they’ll build patience, confidence, and fine-motor skills while discovering the joy of creating something with their hands. This encouraging, beginner-friendly class is perfect for first-time stitchers and budding artists alike. Your daughter will leave with new skills, new friends, and a finished project she’ll be proud to take home!
Musictime
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM – 3:20 PM
- Taught by Helen Scott
- Cost to participate: $10
Young music-makers (ages 5-8) will enjoy an introductory and exploratory music class. The instruments and songs used are perfect for young musicians to cultivate their musical skills and interests, as well as build aural skills and promote gross and fine motor movements. They will be using singing, rhythm instruments, and movement in this class.
Story Island
Saturday, June 13th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come sail away to an interactive adventure full of stories, songs, games, and more — all tied together with some valuable life lessons rooted in God's Word! In this session, we'll dive into topics such as fear, courage, God's nearness, and peace of mind. Students (ages 5-8) will leave with a take-home activity kit to reinforce the lessons learned.
Learn Math with Card Games? Yes, You Can!
Thursday, June 11th | 11:00 AM – 11:50 AM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Are your children tired of flashcards ? Do they cry when you give another timed test ? Are you frustrated because your child can’t seem to remember the multiples of 7 ? Imagine your kids asking you if they can practice their math facts more! In this workshop, your students (ages 5-8) will play fabulous and effective math card games that are easy and fun. Participants will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play addition and multiplication games during the session.
Galatia Self Defense
SOLD OUT
Thursday, June 11th 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on self-defense and applying biblical Proverbs to everyday life. Kids (ages 9-12) will learn defenses for wrist grabs, do fun challenge exercises, and compete on obstacle courses, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
Master Builder Team Building Flight Activity
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
Learn about projects that can connect us with engineering-design competitions that focus on flight. Whether designing for the fastest or the furthest, these interactive engineering activities will involve creative problem-solving in a team environment for students (ages 9-12). The session will include interactive demonstrations, design challenges, and the application of the Fruits of the Spirit.
How Can An Axolotl Regrow Part of Its Brain? Discover God’s Designs in Reptiles and Amphibians
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $10
How can an axolotl regrow parts of its heart and brain ? How does a chameleon change colors ? Dive into the world of reptiles and amphibians with Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum of the Nat Theo podcast. Children will explore God’s incredible creativity through the study of herpetology, and they will meet a live axolotl. As students (ages 5-12) discover how God designed the axolotl’s DNA to regrow parts of its body, they’ll be reminded of an even greater truth: God gives us new hearts and renews our minds through His Spirit and Word. Through engaging teaching and hands-on exploration, children will walk away with awe for God’s creation and a deeper understanding of how His Word changes us from the inside out.
Sew Much Fun! Create Your Own Drawstring Bag
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Karen McNeese
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! In this hands-on sewing workshop, girls will stitch, create, and have a blast while learning a practical life skill. Each participant will receive fabric to make her very own drawstring bag to take home. Along the way, girls will learn how to hand-sew seams, fold and stitch the top to create a hem-like casing, and insert a drawstring — just like real seamstresses do! They’ll also practice sewing on buttons, building confidence with needle and thread. This fun, encouraging class celebrates creativity, patience, and God-given abilities while teaching girls life skills that they can use for years to come. No sewing experience needed — just excitement and a willingness to try something new!
Fun with Character Club Lil Sibs
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Ever wonder what it’s like to step into a story ? Students (ages 5-8) will play some of the same games, sing the same songs, and explore patience and pride, just like the kids in the beloved Character Club book series. Whether or not you are familiar with the stories, your child will grow in character without even realizing it through these fun experiences.
Ready, Prepared, Trained
Saturday, June 13th | 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (with required lunchtime pickup from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM)
- Taught by Logan Wilson
- Ages 9-12, boys only
- Cost to participate: $35
Logan teaches as a fictional Roman soldier named Adrastos, who speaks of his experience in battle and makes the connection between physical combat and spiritual combat, inspired by Ephesians 6. During these presentations, students (ages 9-12) will be reminded to walk in righteousness, surge forward in faith, and take their thoughts captive.
Galatia Games
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Dr. Ronald Bell
- Cost to participate: $15
This will be a session focused on youth fitness and applying Proverbs from the Bible to everyday life. Kids (ages 5-8) will do fun exercises and compete in physical activity games, all while learning how to apply the biblical basis of God’s wisdom and love to life situations.
I Love Fractions! Oh My!
Thursday, June 11th | 12:10 PM – 1:00 PM
- Taught by Teresa Foltin
- Cost to participate: $15
Fractions — often misunderstood and feared by children and adults alike — are fun when they are taught the right way. Children can move from hating fractions to loving them — or even loving them from the start! Participants ( ages 9-12) will receive a set of cards and instructions from RightStart Mathematics and play fraction games during the session. Let your students uncover the beauty and simplicity of fractions by joining this engaging workshop!
Roly-Polies, Ladybugs, Bats, and Other Things in Nature That Are Not What They Seem
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Eryn Lynum
- Cost to participate: $15
What exactly is a roly-poly ? Is a ladybug really a bug ? God’s creation is full of fascinating creatures with “hidden” identities. Certified Master Naturalist Eryn Lynum will guide children in discovering how things in nature are not always what they first appear to be. As students (ages 5-12) investigate roly-polies, ladybugs, bats, and more, they’ll practice the important skill of observation – learning to carefully study God’s world in order to discover what is true. Just as creation teaches us to tell what something is (and is not), God’s Word equips us to discern truth from falsehood in culture and society. Kids will learn skills in keen observation and nature study, as well as careful handling of the Word of God.
Dinosaurs Proclaim the Glory of God with an Interactive Fossil Lab
SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
We will have a brief PowerPoint presentation explaining fossils and how they are formed, as well as dinosaurs and the Bible. We will explore the evidence showing that man and dinosaurs existed together, just as the Bible reveals. We will study the Scripture’s description of the unicorn, behemoth, and dragons — which are NOT make-believe creatures, but real animals that man was very familiar with. Then, students will participate in a hands-on, interactive fossil lab. Students (ages 5-12) will see and handle various fossil specimens. They will be instructed to observe design and evidence of catastrophic geology (the Flood), which proclaims the truth of Scripture. Come and “Discover Creation! ”
Fun with Herb the Verb
Saturday, June 13th | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
- Taught by Allie Slocum
- Cost to participate: $15
Does your child like puzzles and play ? In this interactive session, children (ages 5-8) will play verb charades, dabble in Morse code, and play bingo — all while trying to save the beloved Herb the Verb from the book Joseph O’Tooley and the Case of the Locked-Up Fireman.
Suit Up! The Armor of God
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 9-12) will learn Ephesians 6 in a memorable, hands-on way! In this interactive workshop, they’ll design and decorate their own piece of armor while discovering what each one represents, such as the Shield of Faith or the Helmet of Salvation. Through storytelling, games, and crafts, children will learn how to “stand firm ” in God’s truth and take home a tangible reminder of His protection.
Lessons in Charcoal: Baby Bunny
Thursday, June 11th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Students (ages 5-8) will learn the basics of drawing in charcoal as they create this adorable bunny. They will learn the importance of value as they draw the eyes, ears, shadows, and background. Enjoy this simple and fun project designed specifically for beginners.
Act It Out! Theater Fun for Kids
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Felicity Wales
- Cost to participate: $10
Theater is not all that it seems to be! In this presentation, Felicity Wales explores the joys of theater and gives children (ages 5-8) an opportunity to learn acting skills such as projecting loud enough for the audience to hear, staying focused on the scene, being a background character, and showing emotions, through interactive games. These skills will be put into practice through a couple of skits from the Bible, such as Paul’s conversion and the feeding of the 5 ,000.
Lessons in Charcoal: Mountain Hike
Friday, June 12th | 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
Charcoal can capture the mystique of a landscape in ways that few other media can. In this project, students (ages 9-12) use value and shading to portray perspective and shadow. These skills allow a project to take on a three-dimensional appearance. Learn to create basic landscapes as you paint this serene mountain scene!
Threaded with Joy: Beginner Embroidery Fun
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Joyce Regier
- Cost to participate: $15
Calling all creative girls aged 9-12 ! Join us for a delightful, hands-on embroidery workshop where faith, fun, and creativity come together. Each participant will receive her very own embroidery kit, complete with a tea towel, thread, embroidery hoop, and needle — everything needed to create a beautiful keepsake! Girls will learn how to safely iron a pattern onto their towel, attach the embroidery hoop, and stitch the design step-by-step. Along the way, they’ll build patience, confidence, and fine-motor skills while discovering the joy of creating something with their hands. This encouraging, beginner-friendly class is perfect for first-time stitchers and budding artists alike. Your daughter will leave with new skills, new friends, and a finished project she’ll be proud to take home!
Musictime
Saturday, June 13th | 2:30 PM – 3:20 PM
- Taught by Helen Scott
- Cost to participate: $10
Young music-makers (ages 5-8) will enjoy an introductory and exploratory music class. The instruments and songs used are perfect for young musicians to cultivate their musical skills and interests, as well as build aural skills and promote gross and fine motor movements. They will be using singing, rhythm instruments, and movement in this class.
Poetry Party
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come play with poetry! We'll read all kinds of poetry, learn about reader's theater (and give it a try), talk about ways to create amazing pictures with words, and write a poem or two together. Every student (ages 9-12) will leave with an original poem of his or her own.
Creation Explorers / Creation Without a Bang!
Thursday, June 11th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Hannah Pierrou
- Cost to participate: $15
Children (ages 5-8) will journey through the seven days of creation in this fun, interactive experience! Each “day” includes a themed station — light, land, animals, and more — where they can draw, build, or explore God’s world through hands-on play. With storytelling from Hannah’s children's book (set to release in Spring 2026), crafts, and Scripture, they’ll see creation come alive, and they’ll leave in awe of their Creator.
The Origin of Life: God’s Grand Design
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Richard Stepanek
- Cost to participate: $10
In this presentation, we will study the “intelligent design ” concept. The science of archaeology is based on this concept, and we use it every day of our lives. Next, students (ages 9-12) will explore the evidence for God’s handiwork. We find complex designs in nature, which only an intelligent Designer could create. According to mathematical probabilities and the science of chemistry, there is 0% chance that evolution could happen. So what is the alternative ? Come and see!
Lessons in Charcoal: Curious Puppy
Friday, June 12th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Amy Shattuck
- Cost to participate: $25
A heartwarming project in the expressive world of charcoal drawing. This project guides students (ages 5-8) step-by-step as they bring a sweet, wide-eyed puppy to life, using simple shading techniques and playful texture. In less than an hour, they’ll explore the magic of light and shadow while creating a piece full of personality and warmth.
Story Island
Saturday, June 13th | 3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
- Taught by Aimee Fuhrman
- Cost to participate: $15
Come sail away to an interactive adventure full of stories, songs, games, and more — all tied together with some valuable life lessons rooted in God's Word! In this session, we'll dive into topics such as fear, courage, God's nearness, and peace of mind. Students (ages 5-8) will leave with a take-home activity kit to reinforce the lessons learned.
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Children’s Activities Leaders
Dr. Ronald Bell
Master Builder
Teresa Foltin
Right Start Math
Eryn Lynum
Nat Theo
Helen Scott
Wonder
Hannah Pierrou
Treehouse Storyteller
Allie Slocum
Character Club Online
Aimee Fuhrman
Smudged Pages
Logan Wilson
School of Honor
Richard Stepanek
Alpha Omega Institute
Amy Shattuck
Creating a Masterpiece
Felicity Wales
Lissie’s Ramblings
Karen McNeese
Radiant Life Creations
Joyce Regier
High Plains Goldens
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