Clubs
We’re excited to offer a variety of clubs this quarter and hope you find something your student will enjoy!
Full Semester Clubs
Full Semester clubs are a great way to guarantee your child's participation in after-school programming throughout the entire first semester.
Full Semester Session (11-12 weeks)
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please reach out to the After School Programming Coordinator at lruddle@mountainsongschool.com
Scroll down for Session 1 and Session 2 Clubs
Poetry Club
Leader: Ms. Kiera
Grades: 6th-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Monday 3:30 - 4:30
September 14th
September 21st
September 28th
October 5th
October 19th
October 26th
November 2nd
November 9th
November 16th
November 30th
December 7th
Cost: $120 for 11 sessions
Location: 7th Grade Classroom
Description: Poetry is one of the ancient arts, and it begins as did all the fine arts, within the original wilderness of the earth. - Mary Oliver
Discover the depths of art, emotion, and language in Poetry Club! Students interested in the written word are invited to this inclusive space to write and share their work with others. This club will incorporate a variety of artistic mediums and explore multimedia approaches to poetry. Students will have the opportunity to participate in share circles, writing workshops, and a poetry slam event at the end of the session.
Garden Hangout Club
Leader: Ms. Goodwin & Mr. Kreger
Grades: 1st-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Monday 3:30 - 4:30
September 14th
September 21st
September 28th
October 5th
October 19th
October 26th
November 2nd
November 9th
November 16th
November 30th
December 7th
Cost: $55 for 11 sessions
Location: Garden
Description of Club: Need a place to unwind after school? Come join the Garden Hangout Club! This is a relaxed, outdoor space where you can finish homework, spend time with friends, and enjoy everything our school garden has to offer. Every afternoon is different because you choose how to spend your time. Work on homework, help water or weed the garden, dig and build in the dig pit, visit and care for the chickens, search for insects and other fascinating garden creatures, read a book, explore the garden, play nature-inspired games, or simply relax and enjoy being outdoors. Some days you'll jump into a project, and other days you may just want to sit under a tree and recharge. The Garden Hangout Club is student-directed, giving you the freedom to follow your interests, make your own choices, and enjoy unstructured time in nature. Whether you're eager to lend a hand in the garden, observe wildlife, connect with friends, or simply take a break after a busy school day, you'll find a welcoming place here. Join Ms. Goodwin and Mr. Kreger for an afternoon of fresh air, exploration, friendship, and the simple joy of spending time in the garden. We will be in the garden no matter the weather. Your child needs to be prepared for the weather, including heat, cold, rain, or snow. We want your child to be comfortable so they will enjoy club. If they are not dressed appropriately, they could be sent home.
Leader: Ms. Lily
Grades: K-3rd
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesday 3:30 - 4:30
September 15th
September 22nd
September 29th
October 6th
October 13th
October 20th
October 27th
November 3rd
November 10th
November 17th
December 1st
December 8th
Cost: $85 for 12 sessions
Location: Redwood 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Cozy club is meant for students in the younger grades to have access to a space that is calm, cozy, and filled with activities such as reading, drawing, tea, and lower stimulating indoor play. At each club, we will start with herbal or honey tea (honey and warm water). Then, students can spend the rest of their time choosing to read in the little classroom library, play with tabletop activities, or draw with crayons and paper. Other craft supplies are often available for creative use during this club.
Cozy Club
Garden Guild Club
Leader: Ms. Goodwin & Mr. Kreger
Grades: 2nd-4th
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesday 3:30 - 4:30
September 15th
September 22nd
September 29th
October 6th
October 13th
October 20th
October 27th
November 3rd
November 10th
November 17th
December 1st
December 8th
Cost: $180 for 12 sessions
Location: Garden
Description of Club: Join Ms. Goodwin and Mr. Kreger for an afternoon of creativity, teamwork, and hands-on learning in the school garden! The Garden Guild Club is for students who enjoy building, creating, planting, and caring for the natural world. Together we'll work on meaningful garden projects that make our campus more beautiful and welcoming. Students will help plant flowers, vegetables, herbs, and trees; weed and care for garden beds; build birdhouses and bird feeders; create garden signs and decorations; and take on seasonal projects that support our chickens, pollinators, and wildlife. Each week brings new opportunities to learn practical skills, work with natural materials, solve real-world challenges, and leave a lasting mark on our school garden. Whether you're using a hammer, a paintbrush, a shovel, or simply your imagination, you'll be part of a team working together to grow something beautiful. Come get your hands dirty, discover new skills, make new friends, and become a steward of our school garden. The Garden Guild Club is where creativity, craftsmanship, and nature come together! Your child needs to be prepared for the weather, including heat, cold, rain, or snow. We want your child to be comfortable so they will enjoy club. If they are not dressed appropriately, they could be sent home.
Leader: Ms. Grian
Grades: 3rd-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Wednesday 3:30 - 4:30
September 16th
September 23rd
September 30th
October 7th
October 14th
October 21st
October 28th
November 4th
November 11th
November 18th
December 2nd
December 9th
Cost: $120 for 12 sessions
Location: 2nd Grade Cedar Classroom
Description of Club: Join your fellow young thespians in putting on a holiday play for family and friends! We will play acting games, assemble props, costumes and set pieces, and rehearse and perform a play entitled "Too Many Santas," in which Gift Givers from around the world get together to decide who should take Santa's place when rumors start circulating that the dear old fellow is retiring. This is a great chance to practice stagecraft and acting while finding out about interesting holiday traditions in other countries. Ms. Grian studied Theater Arts in undergraduate school and was the co-founder of the Paonia Children's Theater, for which she originally wrote and directed this play. Drama club gives children the opportunity to work on a common goal in a mixed-age group while having a ton of fun.
Drama Club
Garden Hangout Club
Leader: Ms. Goodwin & Mr. Kreger
Grades: 1st-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Friday 3:30 - 4:30
September 18th
September 25th
October 2nd
October 9th
October 16th
October 23rd
October 30th
November 13th
November 20th
December 4th
December 11th
Cost: $55 for 11 sessions
Location: Garden
Description of Club: Need a place to unwind after school? Come join the Garden Hangout Club! This is a relaxed, outdoor space where you can finish homework, spend time with friends, and enjoy everything our school garden has to offer. Every afternoon is different because you choose how to spend your time. Work on homework, help water or weed the garden, dig and build in the dig pit, visit and care for the chickens, search for insects and other fascinating garden creatures, read a book, explore the garden, play nature-inspired games, or simply relax and enjoy being outdoors. Some days you'll jump into a project, and other days you may just want to sit under a tree and recharge. The Garden Hangout Club is student-directed, giving you the freedom to follow your interests, make your own choices, and enjoy unstructured time in nature. Whether you're eager to lend a hand in the garden, observe wildlife, connect with friends, or simply take a break after a busy school day, you'll find a welcoming place here. Join Ms. Goodwin and Mr. Kreger for an afternoon of fresh air, exploration, friendship, and the simple joy of spending time in the garden. We will be in the garden no matter the weather. Your child needs to be prepared for the weather, including heat, cold, rain, or snow. We want your child to be comfortable so they will enjoy club. If they are not dressed appropriately, they could be sent home.
Garden Guild Club
Leader: Ms. Goodwin & Mr. Kreger
Grades: 5th-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Wednesday 3:30 - 4:30
September 16th
September 23rd
September 30th
October 7th
October 14th
October 21st
October 28th
November 4th
November 11th
November 18th
December 2nd
December 9th
Cost: $180 for 12 sessions
Location: Garden
Description of Club: Join Ms. Goodwin and Mr. Kreger for an afternoon of creativity, teamwork, and hands-on learning in the school garden! The Garden Guild Club is for students who enjoy building, creating, planting, and caring for the natural world. Together we'll work on meaningful garden projects that make our campus more beautiful and welcoming.
Students will help plant flowers, vegetables, herbs, and trees; weed and care for garden beds; build birdhouses and bird feeders; create garden signs and decorations; and take on seasonal projects that support our chickens, pollinators, and wildlife. Each week brings new opportunities to learn practical skills, work with natural materials, solve real-world challenges, and leave a lasting mark on our school garden.
Whether you're using a hammer, a paintbrush, a shovel, or simply your imagination, you'll be part of a team working together to grow something beautiful. Come get your hands dirty, discover new skills, make new friends, and become a steward of our school garden. The Garden Guild Club is where creativity, craftsmanship, and nature come together!
Your child needs to be prepared for the weather, including heat, cold, rain, or snow. We want your child to be comfortable so they will enjoy club. If they are not dressed appropriately, they could be sent home
Session 1 Clubs
Session 1 clubs are excellent options for students and families who would like the flexibility to explore a variety of clubs during the semester or who need a schedule that works alongside other extracurricular activities.
Session 1 (6 weeks)
Leader: Ms. Lily
Grades: 3rd-6th
Meeting Day and Time: Monday 3:30 - 5:00
September 14th
September 21st
September 28th
October 5th
October 19th
Cost: $60 for 5 sessions
Location: Redwood 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Fiber Arts Club will include opportunities for students to create personal projects using materials such as yarn, wool (needle felting materials available), felt & fabric for sewing, and more. This club is geared toward students who feel comfortable independently crafting or crafting with a friend.
Fiber Arts Club
Trading Card Club
Leader: Ms. Courtney
Grades: 3rd-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesdays 3:30 - 4:30
September 15th
September 22nd
September 29th
October 6th
October 13th
October 20th
Cost: $60 for 6 sessions
Location: Magnolia 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Calling all Pokémon trainers, Magic players, and trading card enthusiasts! Trading Card Club is open to students in 3rd–8th grade and will be a relaxed, social space to learn, play, trade, and share a love of trading card games. Students will have opportunities to play Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon, learn game strategies and rules, build their collections, and connect with other students who enjoy cards. No previous experience is necessary—beginners are welcome!
Leader: Ms. Lily
Grades: 2nd-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Wednesdays 3:30 - 4:30
September 16th
September 23rd
September 30th
October 7th
October 14th
October 21st
Cost: $50 for 6 sessions
Location: Redwood 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Puzzle Club is a place for students who enjoy solving puzzles of all kinds! From jigsaw puzzles to Sudoku, crosswords, logic puzzles, and other brain teasers, students can challenge themselves, work with friends, and have fun while building critical thinking skills.
Puzzle Club
Lego Club
Leader: Ms. Courtney
Grades: 1st-5th
Meeting Day and Time: Friday 3:30 - 4:30
September 18th
September 25th
October 2nd
October 9th
October 16th
October 23rd
Cost: $60 for 6 sessions
Location: Magnolia 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Build, create, and let your imagination run wild! LEGO Club is a hands-on after-school club where students can design their own creations, take on building challenges, experiment with different ideas, and enjoy plenty of open-ended building time. Whether your child is a master builder or simply loves to build, LEGO Club is a place to create, problem-solve, collaborate, and have fun with friends.
Session 2 Clubs
Session 2 clubs are excellent options for students and families who would like the flexibility to explore a variety of clubs during the semester or who need a schedule that works alongside other extracurricular activities.
Session 2 (5-6 weeks)
Seasonal Craft Club
Leader: Ms. Lily
Grades: K-3rd
Meeting Day and Time: Mondays 3:30 - 4:30
October 26th
November 2nd
November 9th
November 16th
November 30th
December 7th
Cost: $75 for 6 sessions
Location: Redwood 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Explore the changing seasons through hands-on creative projects. Students will have opportunities to work with different materials, practice new skills, and make seasonal crafts inspired by nature and the time of year.
Trading Card Club
Leader: Ms. Courtney
Grades: 3rd-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Mondays 3:30 - 4:30
October 26th
November 2nd
November 9th
November 16th
November 30th
December 7th
Cost: $60 for 6 sessions
Location: Magnolia 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Calling all Pokémon trainers, Magic players, and trading card enthusiasts! Trading Card Club is open to students in 3rd–8th grade and will be a relaxed, social space to learn, play, trade, and share a love of trading card games. Students will have opportunities to play Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon, learn game strategies and rules, build their collections, and connect with other students who enjoy cards. No previous experience is necessary—beginners are welcome!
IMPROVSTRONAUTS (Improv comedy club)
Leader: Mr. Scotty
Grades: 6th-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesdays 3:30 - 4:30
October 27th
November 3rd
November 10th
November 17th
December 1st
December 8th
Cost: $75 for 6 sessions
Location: Dandelion Kindergarten Classroom
Description of Club: THE IMPROVONAUTS Prepare for launch! Join us for a beginner-friendly adventure into the world of improv comedy. We'll play games, create characters, and learn how to think on our feet—all while having a blast. No experience necessary. Just bring your imagination and get ready to say “YES, AND!” (Snacks provided, Rocketships available upon request)
Handmade Gift Club
Leader: Ms. Dybas
Grades: 3rd-6th
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesdays 3:30 - 4:30
October 27th
November 3rd
November 10th
November 17th
December 1st
December 8th
Cost: $60 for 6 sessions
Location: Homeschool Classroom
Description of Club: You will WOW your friends, teachers, family members, and other super special people in your life when you hand them a beautifully wrapped and skilled gift handmade by you this holiday season! We will learn about a variety of different holidays that are celebrated through the months of October through December by people of many faiths and cultures around the world. You will be provided materials and instruction to complete up to 4 different gifts, and once you learn how—you could make more at home (extra supplies for duplicates will not be provided). There will also be materials to beautifully and uniquely wrap the gifts you finish!
Social Club
Leader: Ms. Sarah
Grades: 6th-8th
Meeting Day and Time: Fridays 3:30 - 4:30
October 30th
November 13th
November 20th
December 4th
December 11th
Cost: $50 for 5 sessions
Location: Dandelion Kindergarten Classroom
Description of Club: Middle school students will be able to socialize while engaging in activities such as games and crafting. We may bring refreshments to share.
Lego Club
Leader: Ms. Courtney
Grades: K-3rd
Meeting Day and Time: Fridays 3:30 - 4:30
October 30th
November 13th
November 20th
December 4th
December 11th
Cost: $50 for 5 sessions
Location: Magnolia 3rd Grade Classroom
Description of Club: Build, create, and let your imagination run wild! LEGO Club is a hands-on after-school club where students can design their own creations, take on building challenges, experiment with different ideas, and enjoy plenty of open-ended building time. Whether your child is a master builder or simply loves to build, LEGO Club is a place to create, problem-solve, collaborate, and have fun with friends.