but Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven."
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- Matthew 19:14 ESV
Northwest Location + Schedule
Northwest Bible Church graciously lets us use their children's classrooms.
Their address is 889 W. Chapala Dr. 85704.
SPRING CLASSES are on MONDAYS.
Classes BEGIN on JANUARY 12th and END on APRIL 27TH
Classes will meet in person for 14 weeks.
We will NOT have classes on January 19 or on March 16th
Prices for each class are listed with the class description.
The cost of each class covers 14 weeks of classes.
Once you've register for the class/es, it is your responsibility to pay for each class to ensure a spot for your student/s in the spring.* After filling out the registration form, UNHINDERED LEARNING will help direct you on how to pay each teacher and also will provide you with an invoice/receipt for all registered classes, within 3 days of payment confirmation. We will also provide you with the documentation needed for ESA reimbursement.
All classes are reimbursable through ESA.
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* Filling out the registration form does NOT guarantee your child/ren a spot in the class.
Payment in full will guarantee your child/ren a spot.*
NW Class Descriptions
Anyone Can Learn to Draw
$140
Taught by Mrs. Julie Abels
We’ll start with a unit on drawing people, then we’ll draw some landscapes, and of course, we’ll keep reviewing the basics.
Students will learn how to see the world like an artist, practice techniques for drawing faster and more accurately, and complete a progression of activities to improve their skills. We’ll be working in graphite (pencil) on standard drawing/printer paper. This course emphasizes the basics and builds confidence, making it a great choice for beginners or those wanting to improve.
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8+ years
If you have a younger child, let’s talk about it so you can decide if this would be a helpful course for him/her.
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Max Class Size 10
Earth Science:
Blue Planet
$200
Taught by Ms. Lisa
Earth Science is the study of the intricate work of art and engineering that God made for us to live on and take care of - Planet Earth.
Earth Science covers many fields of science.
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8-13 yr.
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Max Classroom Size 12
AZ Hands-On History
$240
Taught by Ms. Lisa
We will be learning about the exciting history of Arizona, we will be starting with the mammoths that roamed what is now Arizona. After covering the Ice Age in Arizona and the people who lived through it, we will continue our journey through history by studying how miners found silver, copper, and parrots in Arizona.
Other topics include:
- Spanish Missions in Arizona
- Arizona Cowboys
- Arizona Farmers
- Native Americans in Arizona
- Civil War in Arizona focusing on the battle at Picacho Peak
- The Continental Railroad in Tucson
and more!
The hands-on activities in the Spring will be at least once a month during class. The amount of hands-on activities depends on how many parent helpers can come in and the ages of the students.
Activities include:
Making Hohokam Clay and Pots
Chalk Cave Art
Making Bows and Arrows
Roping using a lariat/lassos
Studying Steam Engines and Trains
Parents will vote on possible field Trips
8-13 year olds
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Max Class Size 12
Words and Wonder
$150
Taught by Mrs. Jennifer Olson
Calling all bookworms! Welcome to Words and Wonders where we will share our love of great books. This spring we will read four middle grade novels: Impossible Creatures, Will's Race for Home, The Secret of Honeycake, and A Wish in the Dark.
For each book we will discuss big, juicy questions with friends. We will get curious about literary devices and explore grammar using the book itself as our guide. We will grow as writers through a book inspired writing project, and we will finish with a book club party. All books this semester are available as audiobooks for students who prefer that format.
8-13 year olds
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Max Class Size 15
Creative Artisan Workshop
$300
Taught by Mrs. Sara Roberts
Calling all creative kids and budding artists!
Join our small group crafting class to explore various ways of making and creating using materials such as paper, fabric, paint, string, beads, and more.
Projects may include card creating, print making, custom clothing design, making paper and binding your own book, beadwork, weaving, and clay decorations. The possibilities are endless! Each class will be fun and interactive, engaging, and skill-building.
All materials provided.
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8+ years
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Max Class Size 12
Fiber Arts, Fairy Tales, and YOU!
$140
Taught by Mrs. Beth Buck
Most people associate the spinning wheel with fairy tales and fantasy novels. But did you know that prior to the Industrial Revolution, just about every family knew how to spin and weave? From the linen workshops to Ancient Egypt to Augustus Caesar's "family values" campaign to Ghandi's push for Indian independence, drop spindles and spinning wheels aren't a fantasy.
Part world history, part arts-and-crafts, part science, part "where does my clothes come from?".
Students can expect to learn the following:
preparation of wool (scouring, combing/carding, dyeing), spinning with a drop spindle, review of classic fairy tales, and introduction to some you've probably never heard of, all about silk, linen, cotton, and to actually spin straw into gold (not a joke!).
All materials provided.
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6+ years
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Max Class Size 10
