21st Century Community Learning Center
AFTERSCHOOL
*early release Wednesdays only (9/26 to 5/29)
LWAS Reiche Site Coordinator
615-5312
Monday Tuesday Wednesday* Thursday Friday
3:30-5:30 3:30-5:30 2:30-5:30 3:30-5:30 No Program
Updated 4/1/2019- Schedule Subject to Change
For program highlights, find us at: LearningWorks Afterschool Portland!
APRIL VACATION WEEK - NO LEARNIING WORKS OR PPS
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1
Guest Speaker:
Aaron McCollough, Engineer
Space X Presentation
2
Engineering Go Green: Engineering Recycled Racers
3 LW starts at 2:30
Field Trip: USM Gorham
Engineering Tour
4 Enrichment Clubs!
Cooking Club w/SNAP Ed
Hip Hop w/Portland Youth Dance
Ping Pong
Art
Writing & Illustrating
5
NO LEARNIING
WORKS
8
Guest Speaker: ECO– Maine
9
Engineering Go Green: Engineering Recycled Racers
10 LW starts at 2:30 Coding
Field Trip: Hip Hop Performance!
Ocean Avenue Gym 4:00—4:30
11
Field Trip: Portland Museum of Art
12
NO LEARNIING
WORKS
15
16
17
18
19
NO LEARNIING
22
Learning Stations!
23 Engineering Go Green: Engineering Recycled Racers
24 LW starts at 2:30
Coding
Pop-Up Food Tour! 4:30—5:30
Parent Event,
25 New Enrichment Clubs!
26
NO LEARNIING
WORKS
29 Learning Stations!
30 Engineering Go Green: Engineering Recycled Racers
May 1 LW starts at 2:30 Coding
May 2 New Enrichment Clubs!
May 3
NO LEARNIING
WORKS
Amy Pichette, Director of Afterschool Programming Office: 181 Brackett St. Portland, ME 04102
Sample Daily Schedule Actual schedule may vary due to early-
release Wednesdays, special events, guest speakers, or field trips.
3:30 - 3:45 Afternoon Meeting
3:45 - 4:15 Recess & Snack
4:15 - 5:15 Learning Block
5:15 - 5:25 Reflection Meeting
5:25- 5:30 Dismissal
Meet the Staff!
Site Coordinator/ Lead Teacher
Toni Newsome 615-5312 Teacher Elijah Meyers
Ed Tech
Muntather Alsawad
LearningWorks Main Office: 181 Brackett St. Portland, ME 04102 Amy Pichette, Director of LearningWorks Afterschool Programs [email protected] 775-0105 x164
Trina Dorn, Assistant Director of LearningWorks Afterschool Programs [email protected] 775-0105 x173
What is LearningWorks Afterschool?
LearningWorks Afterschool is a hands-on, project-based afterschool
program focused on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and
Science) education. LearningWorks Afterschool is specifically designed to
give students a positive learning experience that fosters excitement about
learning and contributes to their confidence and success in school!
LearningWorks Afterschool provides opportunities every day to practice
and reinforce skills in reading (fiction and non-fiction), writing (science
notebooks), math, speaking/listening, and vocabulary.
Get ready for more fun with…
“Engineering Adventures” from the Boston Museum of Science!
Students will participate in “engineering challenges” to build skills in:
Problem solving Teamwork Communication Creative thinking
Students will learn: How to use the Engineering Design Process to solve problems Engineers design technologies to help people and solve problems They have the potential for designing/improving technologies They, too, are engineers! Note: LWAS does not offer individualized homework help or tutoring. At the
site coordinator’s discretion, staff may provide opportunities for students to work on
their homework during student choice time. Our main goal is to provide additional
learning opportunities to students through critical thinking activities and projects -
in order to build a variety of academic skills and confidence in learning.
What are we Learning?
“Go Green: Engineering Recycled Racers”
In this engineering unit, students are “traveling “ to Senegal to learn about the way people recycle items that would ordinarily be discarded. Students will become Green Engineers and use recycled materials to engineer their own toy cars,. Then students will enter their cars and compete in a Recycled Racer Rally.
The “5” in the Let’s Go 5210 message recommends eating 5 or more servings of fruits and vegetables a day. Fill half of your plate with fruits and/or vegetables!