ReVIVA Enrichment is also in the planning stages of offering the following courses. Please let us know if you're interested!
MUSIC ENSEMBLE
The purpose of the Music Ensemble is two-fold in that it seeks to provide an outlet for young musicians in our region to grow in their musicianship and poise through the study and performance of music and to provide a musical practicum for the aspiring musicians.
ROBOTICS
This is a beginning course in robotics. ... The objective of this course is to introduce the student to basic programming as well as problem solving strategies. This course will involve students in the development, building and programming of a LEGO Mindstorm robot.
FAMILY SEWING
Fun sewing lessons are projects and activities that will help children 5-12 years old and up ( the age is just a beginning guideline) learn some basic skills, such as hand sewing. These kids sewing projects will start by using a needle and thread and learning how to tie a knot in the thread. Learning to sew by hand requires a lot of practice. This will also help them prepare for doing sewing projects on the sewing machine.
PERFORMANCE ARTS I (Ages 5-12)
Acting, Broadway, Musical Theatre, Audition Fundamentals, Storybook Theatre, Creating Characters, Musical Theatre Dance, Improvisation.
PERFORMANCE ARTS II (Ages 13-18)
Acting, Broadway, Musical Theatre, Audition Fundamentals, Storybook Theatre, Creating Characters, Musical Theatre Dance, Improvisation.
Art I – Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture (Ages 5-12)
This class will train students in Foundational Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, and the Joy of Art and Creativity. Activities will be comprised of the Monart Method, Foundational Drawing Technique in various Media, Art History, and Creativity, from a Christ-Centered Worldview.
Art II – Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture (Ages 13-18)
This class will train students in Foundational Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, and the Joy of Art and Creativity. Activities will be comprised of the Monart Method, Foundational Drawing Technique in various Media, Art History, and Creativity, from a Christ-Centered Worldview.
HONORS MUSIC APPRECIATION
Introduces additional skills for listening to European/Western music, classical music. Students will learn to identify components of music such as meter, texture, tempo, dynamics, orchestration and style characteristics. Students will learn biographical information regarding significant composers, as well as cultural, economic, political, religious, and social contexts in which these traditions have existed. May require attendance at live concerts. Students in this Honors course will also learn biographical information on composers, listen to and discuss additional repertoire, and write a term paper on a genre or composer.