Enrichment Programs
Community Enrichment
Community Enrichment Programs are once to several-times-a-week programs that can be specifically for homeschoolers or can incorporate both homeschoolers and others in the community. These programs can be secular or religious and generally have a more select focus on one type of subject, such as a survival skills program, 4-H, Trail Life, and more. The teachers are members of the community who either volunteer or incorporate them into their business model. Making them different from a class or a camp, these enrichment programs usually last a full school year.Legend
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A nation-wide program that lets children ages 5-17 learn about leadership, teamwork, citizenship, and community service through child-selected projects and activities. There are twenty five clubs to choose from in Boulder County. Domesticated animals, shooting sports, cooking, photography, rocketry, woodworking, leathercraft, fabrics, and robotics are just a few of the highlights in their program, but there are many to choose from. The Cloverbud Club is aimed at 5-7 year olds, while the Juniors begin at 8 years old.
Ages:
5-17
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Boulder County
A nation-wide program that lets children ages 5-17 learn about leadership, teamwork, citizenship, and community service through child-selected projects and activities. There are twenty five clubs to choose from in Boulder County. Domesticated animals, shooting sports, cooking, photography, rocketry, woodworking, leathercraft, fabrics, and robotics are just a few of the highlights in their program, but there are many to choose from. The Cloverbud Club is aimed at 5-7 year olds, while the Juniors begin at 8 years old.
Grades:
K-12
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Denver County
A nation-wide program that lets children ages 5-17 learn about leadership, teamwork, citizenship, and community service through child-selected projects and activities. There are twenty five clubs to choose from in Boulder County. Domesticated animals, shooting sports, cooking, photography, rocketry, woodworking, leathercraft, fabrics, and robotics are just a few of the highlights in their program, but there are many to choose from. The Cloverbud Club is aimed at 5-7 year olds, while the Juniors begin at 8 years old.
Grades:
K-12
Fee:
Yes
Location:
El Paso County
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Multiple Locations
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Boulder
The Boulder Young Chautauqua program guides students through the process of creating and presenting a 'living history' performance about a historical character of their choice. Each child selects one person from history and learns about their lives, character, and times. At the end of the program, students present a 5-15 minute monologue from the perspective of their historical person.
Grades:
4-12
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Boulder
The Boy Scouts of America provides a program for young boys that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and develops physical fitness. The Troop meets week ly to plan outdoor activities such as hikes and campouts. Troop 565 is driven by "boy led" participation.
Grades:
1-12
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Longmont
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Multiple Locations
The Giggling Life offers a weekly enrichment program for homeschoolers. Children have the pleasure of interacting with horses, donkeys, sheep chickens, ducks, a pony, a steer, and bunnies each day. They learn how to care for the animals during all seasons, while building friendships, learning how to work together, communicate, overcome obstacles, have a positive mindset, and so much more.
Grades:
PreK-12
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Brighton
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Longmont
The Guild dabbles in the Fabric and Fiber Arts. Not only can you learn how to do many of these arts, but also be able to rent the specialized equipment that enables you to make many treasures. Works can also be sold at their annual sale. They feature learning how to weave, knit, felt, spin, do beadwork, quilt, dye, make baskets, crochet, and do surface design.
Grades:
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Boulder
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Boulder
The Laughing Coyote Project helps children learn nature awareness in different seasons. These include fire making, archery, quickie bows and arrows, pottery, primitive traps, tracking, gardening, cordage, shelters, edible and medicinal plants, knife skills, camouflage and stalking, throwing stick and primitive weapons, pitch and hide glue, coal-burned and gour containers and bone tools among others.
Ages:
8-14
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Boulder
Programs are designed to include hands-on activities, role-play, and interactive demonstrations to help students explore the exciting world of healthcare. The STEM based curriculum was developed by board certified physicians, educators, and healthcare professionals and is open to all ages. Students get to wear lab coats and take something new home each week. Not to mention have a graduation at the end and receive a personalized diploma. The LMS programs truly offer a unique experience that stimulates learning while having fun!
There is different programs available suited for all ages, which are also customizable to compliment your existing curriculum. Traditional programs run for six to twelve weeks in length and are held once per week for one hour. All instructors have background checks. We take care of everything from registration onward. All we need is space at the school for the classes.
Ages:
PreK-Teen
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Denver
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Multiple Locations
Fee:
No
Location:
Boulder
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Multiple Locationsr
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Denver
Starbase Peterson is a once-a-week (for five days) enrichment program. It emphasizes the application of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) in a realworld, hands-on setting, all designed to build on the premise that learning can be both fun and rewarding. Have the chance to see cutting-edge aircraft and talk with the pilots that fly them, learn how robots are programmed through coding activities, model designs with 3D CAD software and 3D printing, or tour the Peterson SFB Physiological lab.
Grades:
4-6
Fee:
No
Location:
Peterson AFB
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Multiple Locations
Sunflower Farm offers a homeschool program focusing on animals, farming, and creativity. Each week, children get a hands-on experience with various farm animals (goats, sheep, cows, chickens, llama, tortoise, cats, dogs, horses, and donkey.) They do farm chores, watch a birth or death of an animals, and interact with the farm vet when he visits.
Ages:
5-16
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Longmont
Christian-based adventure, character, and leadership program for young men. The K-12 program centers on outdoor experiences that build a young man's skills and allow him to grow on a personal level and as a role model and leader for his peers. Living the Trail Life is a journey established on timeless values derived from the Bible. Think Christian Boy Scouts.
Grades:
K-12
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Multiple Locations
Way of the Wild offers a nature-based homeschool program that focuses on helping kids learn nature awareness, self awareness and connects kids with each other. The group meets every Thursday for 4 or 6 hours of outdoor fun doing archery, learning survival skills, swimming, fishing, fire making, and playing scout games.
Ages:
6-12
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Boulder
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Nederland
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Evergreen
Worldmind Nature Immersion School reunites children with the natural world. They create mindful, child-led outdoor experiences which support health, self-regulation, and learning. They intentionally link our students' understanding of bio and social diversity, so they evolve into compassionate, self-actualized members of our local and global communities.
Ages:
0-8
Fee:
Yes
Location:
Denver