Grade: K-2
Schedule: Tuesdays 2:40-3:40pm
Cost: $210
Maximum Enrollment: 8 students
Welcome to the magical world of fiber art, where threads are like wands, weaving tales of color and joy! Fiber art is like a fantastic playground for the imagination, where tradition and creativity come together in a big, colorful hug! Different mediums are being used to create art through fabric and yarn: embroidery, weaving, collage, hand knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other fiber arts. Grab your imagination goggles, embark on a textile adventure, and let the threads take you on a journey where fun and creativity never unravel!
Grade: 1-5
When: Tuesdays 2:40-3:40pm
Cost: $245
Maximum Enrollment: 12 students
Explore the Outdoors Through Art! Join us for a unique artistic journey inspired by the beauty of the outdoors! Students will explore a variety of techniques and materials—pastels, clay, collage, and watercolor—to capture the essence of nature. Each class will focus on a different element of the environment, from vibrant landscapes to intricate textures found in the natural world.
Through hands-on projects, students will develop their observational skills, experiment with layering and composition, and create meaningful personal reflections on their connection to the outdoors. This series is designed to spark creativity, encourage exploration, and deepen an appreciation for art and nature.
We can’t wait to welcome you to this exciting adventure in creativity!
Grade: 1-5
Schedule: Wednesdays 2:45- 3:45
Cost: $270
Maximum Enrollment: 12 students
Kids’ Test Kitchen is on a mission to inspire healthy eaters, and ultimately redefine kid food, by providing young students the opportunity to cook, taste, and then teach their families about nutrient-dense foods.
Aspiring chefs meet and work as a team to prepare fun snacks, entrées, and side items whose key ingredients are known to be really healthy for us! Some of the ingredients we highlight include Swiss chard, avocado, bananas, artichokes, spaghetti squash, watermelon, and more. Give us a room full of hungry students and you’ll be amazed by their enthusiasm!
At the end of each class, participants receive the main ingredient so that they can cook for family and show off what they learned!
Kids’ Test Kitchen was created by dietitian and mom, Emily Seward, who brings her passion for connecting with children and food to empower and inspire the healthy eaters in all of us.
LASAP strives to make its programming available to all families. Priority deadline for scholarships will be Monday June 10th but we will accept applications until all financial aid has been awarded. Click on the button below to access the financial assistance form.
All families eligible for financial assistance through the Public Schools of Brookline qualify for LASAP financial aid. Assistance is contingent on fund availability and will be initially applied to one course per student per family. Should funding permit, LASAP may extend additional support to families with multiple children.
Online Registration:
On the Registration page, you can find a catalog of the available classes, filter the classes by day & grade, and then register for the classes you select.
Enrollment and Class Information:
General Policies:
Transitions to/from LASAP Classes:
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Attendance:
Our instructors take attendance — for their own records only. Your child is responsible for arriving at class, either independently or with the help of their classroom paraprofessional.
Class Cancellations:
Lincoln After School Activities Program (LASAP) operates on afternoons when school is in session for a full day. LASAP will not run under these circumstances:
LASAP is coordinated by a group of parent volunteers. Please email the LASAP Team with any questions (WHLincolnAfterSchool@gmail.com)
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