Introduction to Coding covers a basic introduction to the principles of programming, including algorithms and logic. Students engage in hands-on programming tasks in the Python programming language as they write and test their own code using the approaches real programmers use in the field.

Most kids LOVE to get their hands and feet in the dirt. Scooping up the dirt, placing the seeds in the pots and pouring the water all take fine motor control and strength. As kids garden, they develop important motor skills that will help them improve their academic skills such as writing, cutting and typing. AGRIKIDZ will help encourage and teach children how to grow fruits and vegetables by establishing a fruit and vegetable garden on-site.

Off-site facilities may participate in AGRIKIDZ. Evaluation of access to sunlight, outside or inside space will be necessary for participation.

Wacky Science is a great program for curious kids and get creative thoughts flowing! Melting, mixing, absorbing and freezing. As a creative scientist, kids can put on safety goggles ready to experiment in our Sizzlin’ Science Laboratory. Kids can become Mini Medics who will get to put on real surgical gloves as we journey through the systems of the human body. Kids can pan for real rocks, minerals and gemstones. They will learn to perform geologist test and keep whatever "discovered." K4F also use STEM and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art & math) activities to help children explore more.

Looking for a challenging, yet fun way to keep your kids active and playing? Jump rope is a classic game that is fun to play alone, and also a fun, simple game for siblings to play together. Once your kids learn to jump rope, they can challenge each other to a jump-off. Plus, it will keep them occupied and burn off the wiggles.

Learning how to jump rope is a HUGE rite of passage on the playground!

Grab your briefcase full of detective tools and get ready to solve some mysteries! Learn about how detectives use forensic science to answer questions, gather evidence, and solve crimes. You will set up your detective's space and organize your tools, hone your observation skills and learn about securing a "crime" scene, and gathering and documenting evidence, including fingerprints, footprints, and even tire tracks. After you have gathered evidence, you will head back to the "lab" to learn about analyzing it. Finally, you can try your hand at deciphering codes, writing messages with invisible ink, and communicating with secret symbols.

Kidz will learn to follow the rules of the road. They will be taught the basics of safety, and how to drive, the signs of the roads, and learn about ramps, tires, and more. For example, in learning about driving on ramps. The children bring a small car or truck in for this experiment. We will test the cars to see how well they roll on a ramp covered with various materials. We used aluminum foil, sandpaper, bubble wrap, and corrugated paper. Also, change the height of the ramp and test it again.

Children will also learn about bike riding or scooter riding in this course. We will be using one or both in this course.

Kidz can earn their own driver’s license if they are able to pass the driver’s course and exam.