We are delighted to offer most classes for less than $9 per week including supplies. Class prices cover one semester tuition and supplies. Bible classes are always free for registered members and workshops are free to members who have shown consistent attendance. Browse all classes or skip to a section below. Please inquire for our scholarship application if needed.
Jump to -> Nursery -> Early Learning -> Elementary -> Middle/High School -> Lessons/Workshops -> Calendar
Nursery
Early Learning
Ages 4-7
-
Little Chefs $115
9:00 am
Make your child's culinary dreams come true in a safe environment and without the mess! Learning with a group of friends makes it especially fun while learning about kitchen tools and safety, nutrition, reading recipes, cooking vs baking, table manners, and more - all while making a recipe every single week.
Eleana Fielding teaches this class.. -
ASL 1: Intro to Conversations $115
9:00 am ASL FOR GRADES K-6
Building on vocabulary & rules learned for American Sign Language (ASL), we will begin incorporating these into weekly interactions & conversations. Classes will cover finger spelling, vocabulary, facial expressions, body positions, & dialoging with each other. We’ll watch some ASL videos of storytelling, play games, & learn new songs & poems. Students will be expected to be reviewing the vocabulary and practicing outside of class as well.
Jayna DiGenova teaches our ASL classes. -
Wonder Kids $115
10:00 am
Children are WONDERfully made to be God’s special handiwork! My name is Sandra Rangel, and I am a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist. I have been blessed to conduct recreational therapy services in the community and clinical settings for over 15 years. During this time, I have taken a special interest in the specific ways children learn through self-exploration and develop positive feelings of self-worth. Art, music, movement, nature, recreation, and social skill activities can all be powerful educating tools to teach positive concepts such as emotional regulation. This course starts with an assessment of your student’s strengths and desired areas for growth. In collaboration with the parent, individualized goals will be set for the student to work on throughout the course! The student will explore individual uniqueness and work through goals by learning in the following domains: physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and cognitive. Each lesson will focus on core concepts such as understanding emotions, respecting boundaries, the power of play, coping skills to manage anger, social skills, and more! Enroll your students today to embark on this exciting educational journey of the mind and heart!
Sandra Rangel teaches this class. -
Weekly Wow Workshop $40*
10:00 am
Expand your horizons each week as we WOW our students with a workshop led by a guest instructor from our community. Workshops we have held include: fire safety, Lowcountry animals, acting, dancing, music of various kinds, cooking, archaeology, storytelling, aeronautics, photography, career highlights, tie dye, and much more. Workshops are generally geared towards ages 7-12, but are widely enjoyed by all ages on campus.
*If you have demonstrated high attendance during a previous semester, you'll get to attend for FREE!
Our Workshop Facilitator is Hannah Hicks.
-
BIBLE: Every Story Whispers His Name $0
11:00 am
Every story in the Bible is His-story. It's true, factual history and every event, every story, and every lesson points to Jesus! Students will learn what that means for them in a way they can understand. Join us for beautifully illustrated lessons, engaging activities, memory verses, songs, and more this year. We are exited to share the wonder with your child that every story in the Bible whispers Jesus' name!
T Downs, Sarah Bates, and Desiree Eonta teach these classes. -
Playground Hour $30
11:00 am Children enjoy the new playground in a safe and monitored environment. Children need unstructured time to play and work on their cognitive, social, emotional, and physical health. Friendships are solidified here. It has proven to be a wonderful time of fellowship for parents as well. This time is reserved for ages 0-5. Snacks and drinks are welcome.
-
Music Enrichment $105
12:30 pm While having fun and making musical memories, we will travel far beyond the “do-re-mi”! Our students will learn much more than pitch, note values, and identification! They will have hands-on experience with pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. The children will be systematically learning to read music throughout the school year, and will enjoy the opportunity to frequently implement what they are learning about rhythmic structure, by utilizing many different rhythm instruments. In rich complement to their curriculum being studied in their History, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Geography classes, we will be integrating music into all of these studies, bringing the connectivity of integrated arts to life. Students will enhance their multicultural appreciation by learning songs from other lands. In addition, they will frequently augment their language development by learning songs in sign-language, just for the fun of integrating music into their ASL development. This class will continue where last year's class left off, so continuing students will get to learn new things along with new students.
Christy Hale teaches this class. -
Sensory Station $110
1:30 pm
Does your child love being active? Do they love to romp and play? This class is an adaptive physical education class for little ones to run around and play fun games with their friends while indulging the senses! Throughout the semester we will engage in activities like water play, shaving cream painting, tag games, and other exciting movement games! The primary format for this class will be set outdoors, but we will also include some fun learning indoor games as well. We will also focus on sorting, patterns, body awareness, and number and letter recognition in various types of games!
Kristi Wyatt teaches this class.
Elementary
Ages 8-12
-
Survival Skills $145
9:00 am Your student might be thinking about surviving a zombie apocalypse, but survival skills are typically what you need to know in order to take care of yourself and prosper in a wilderness or emergency situation. They include both intellectual knowledge like edible wild plant identification and concrete, hands-on techniques like how to make rope in the wild. Some survival skills are ancient and traditional know-how that our ancestors developed before the advent of modern conveniences. Others involve the use of human-made materials and contemporary approaches. Join us this semester and be a survivor!
Todd White teaches this class. -
ASL 1: Intro to Conversations $115
9:00 am ASL FOR GRADES K-6
Building on vocabulary & rules learned for American Sign Language (ASL), we will begin incorporating these into weekly interactions & conversations. Classes will cover finger spelling, vocabulary, facial expressions, body positions, & dialoging with each other. We’ll watch some ASL videos of storytelling, play games, & learn new songs & poems. Students will be expected to be reviewing the vocabulary and practicing outside of class as well.
Jayna DiGenova teaches our ASL classes. -
Sewing $120
9:00 am
The goal with sewing this year is to gain confidence in hand sewing and machine sewing so that students will be able to make their own projects at home. Students will learn practical skills like repairing a seam and reattaching a button. There are a variety of techniques and skills to learn within hand sewing, and we will tackle many of them. We will learn several decorative stitches with basic embroidery and should finish a cross-stitch in time for Christmas. Spring semester will bring hands-on experience with sewing machines. Students will learn the parts of the machine, how to follow a pattern, cut fabric, and some quilting basics. Each student will complete the course with their own handmade quilted tote.
Katie Seitzinger teaches this class. -
Weekly Wow Workshop $40*
10:00 am
Expand your horizons each week as we WOW our students with a workshop led by a guest instructor from our community. Workshops we have held include: fire safety, Lowcountry animals, acting, dancing, music of various kinds, cooking, archaeology, storytelling, aeronautics, photography, career highlights, tie dye, and much more. Workshops are generally geared towards ages 7-12, but are widely enjoyed by all ages on campus.
*If you have demonstrated high attendance during a previous semester, you'll get to attend for FREE!
Our Workshop Facilitator is Hannah Hicks. -
Passport to the World $125
10:00 am
Pack your suitcase (aka backpack) and travel the world each Friday as we journey through a new country at LTL. Learning about the people, their language, fun facts, the region, and of course food, students will see first-hand God's world and the diversity in it!
Jayna DiGenova teaches this class. -
Chess $95
10:00 am
Chess is perhaps the oldest board game in history, originating in India in the 7th century AD. During this class, we will explore the basics of how to play chess, in addition to basic strategies and tips to improve your play. People of all ages ten and above, as well as any level of experience will be welcome.
Levi Bates teaches this class. -
Steps of Praise Dance $95
10:00 am for ages 8+
Steps of praise is a dance class focused on teaching modern, contemporary, and lyrical dance, while learning how to praise the Lord through these art forms. The class starts with a 15 minute bible study and then a 40 minute dance class. During this Bible study time we will learn who God is and the importance of worship. During the dance portion we will warm up, begin learning new movements and start building combinations, as we begin to grow our comfort level on the dance floor. We want to strengthen our relationship with the Lord in his word and on the dance floor. The Bible is a love letter to humanity, about what God is willing to do for His children. We want our lives to be a love letter to are creator. When we worship Him we are showing the Lord are love.
Cassidy Dunn teaches this class. -
Bible: Timeless Truth $0
11:00 am
Students are challenged to take the leap from Bible information to life transformation. At this age, students are seeking spiritual answers and developing their own value system. We will explore scripture, ask questions, build relationships, and connect timeless truth to their life today. Begin praying now for these hearts as we prepare to encourage them to go into the heart of God's word and encounter His grand redemptive story.
Marion Bohn teaches this class.
-
Physical Education Level I $60
12:30 pm
We welcome Sports Outreach and their popular camp-style curriculum featuring character time, sports, fitness, group games, structured health time, and more. Quality physical education programs are needed to increase the physical competence, health-related fitness, self-responsibility, and enjoyment of physical activity for all students so that they can be active for a lifetime. We strive to bring this to our students along with fun and friendships.
Jeremiah from Sports Outreach teaches this class. -
Cake Decorating $115
12:30 pm
Ready to sweeten up your skills? Explore the sugar art of cake decorating. In this comprehensive class, you’ll learn the proper basics of: making a cake from scratch, cooling and leveling a cake, filling and icing a cake, and different styles of decorating a cake for any occasion.
Eleana Fielding teaches this class. -
Group Guitar $100
12:30 pm Group Guitar II
1:15 pm Group Guitar I
Guitar is one of the most amazing instruments, not only is it the instrument of our culture, there are few instruments as beautiful or versatile at shaping the decay of sound into silence. Class guitar is a fun and low stress way to learn the instrument. You can learn the ensemble skills you need to play in a band, or jam with friends. The hope is that after going through class guitar you’ll be able to teach yourself and learn songs that YOU want to learn! Contact us if you are unsure which class to join.
Kali Cooke teaches this class. -
Dramatic Arts I $110
1:30 pm
Ages 7-11
Are you looking for a prerequisite into public speaking? Do you have a student who loves theatre? Dramatic Arts is a class that will introduce students to the basic fundamentals of theatre, including the different genres, acting techniques, terminology, movement, script analysis, character development, stage direction, ensemble work, proper voice support, and audition preparation including approaching cold copy. Want a prerequisite to public speaking? You've found it! There will be some discussion on historical contexts, the contribution of significant playwrights and teachers, the roles of directors, actors, technical crew, and house management, as well as different forms of vocational opportunities. We will work on monologues, scenes, and putting together something to show families at the end of the year.
Theatre games will propel us to higher levels of play naturally. All levels can engage in improvs and situational skits. Students will learn to trust one another, take cues from others and allow their senses and instincts to respond. It can be fun for firsties and we will look to challenge the experienced thespians.
Preparation is the key to success so there will be independent work to do at home. Students will then have time to delve into their imaginations and create their characters, memorize lines, practice blocking, consider appropriate wardrobe, and rehearse with others. Shy ones may come out of their shells, extroverts will have an outlet, and all will gain an appreciation for the dramatic arts.
Ana Soulios teaches this class. -
Intro to Computers $95
1:30 pm
students can expect to learn important in-demand skills such as Computer Assisted Design (CAD), how to properly spec and purchase a computer, how to stay safe online, and basic programming knowledge through scratch and HTML. The goal of the class is to prepare students for the ever more technology infused life that they will live.
Carter Thielemier teaches this class. -
Beginner Group Piano $100
1:30 pm
Group lessons are a great way to experience the instrument and decide if a student should move on to private lessons. Students get to improve social skills, share with one another, be competitive, and even be inspired from one another in this setting. Students will need their own keyboard and the book set: “Bastien Piano Basics Primer Level – Learn to Play Four Book Set – Including Primer Level Piano, Theory, Technic, and Performance books. Music will be provided at first class and teacher will provide assistance with finding correct book set (approximately $23 to start) if needed. Christy Hale teaches this class.
Middle & High School
Ages 12-19
-
Jr. Toastmasters $60
8:30 am
Think Public Speaking is stressful? It doesn’t have to be… Come join Gina Denckhoff as she facilitates this exceptional opportunity for your students to be encouraged and have fun with their friends while gaining confidence speaking amongst their peers. The Junior Toastmasters program is an informal course in the arts of communication and leadership. The ability to clearly express your thoughts to others so that they are heard and understood is important if you want to participate in group discussions and decision-making activities. By participating, you will learn speaking and leadership skills that you will be able to use for the rest of your life. You’ll learn to:- • Overcome the nervousness everyone feels when asked to speak before an audience
- • Organize and present your ideas logically and convincingly
- • Listen carefully to others’ ideas
- • Offer helpful advice that will help others improve their speaking and leadership skills
- • Participate in -and even lead- group discussions or meetings
Students will present a minimum of 2 speeches during the 12-week sessions (The number of speeches depends on the number of participants in the class). Each week students will also practice answering 1-2 minute impromptu questions, as well as hold a weekly “Toastmaster job” that will help improve listening and evaluating skills.
Gina Denckhoff teaches this class. -
Sewing $120
9:00 am
The goal with sewing this year is to gain confidence in hand sewing and machine sewing so that students will be able to make their own projects at home. Students will learn practical skills like repairing a seam and reattaching a button. There are a variety of techniques and skills to learn within hand sewing, and we will tackle many of them. We will learn several decorative stitches with basic embroidery and should finish a cross-stitch in time for Christmas. Spring semester will bring hands-on experience with sewing machines. Students will learn the parts of the machine, how to follow a pattern, cut fabric, and some quilting basics. Each student will complete the course with their own handmade quilted tote.
Katie Seitzinger teaches this class. -
Dave Ramsey's Foundations in Personal Finance $130
10:00 am
If the thought of teaching your teen about compound interest, emergency funds, and budgeting makes your head spin, we’re here to help! Personal finance shouldn’t be overwhelming (for you or your teen). This curriculum helps break down complicated money topics in a way that’s fun, engaging and practical for teens. It’s crucial that the next generation learns the truth about money before they leave the nest. This class is designed to equip your student with the tools they need for a successful launch into the real world.
Gina Denckhoff teaches this class. -
Chess Club $95
10:00 am
Chess is perhaps the oldest board game in history, originating in India in the 7th century AD. During this class, we will explore the basics of how to play chess, in addition to basic strategies and tips to improve your play. People of all ages ten and above, as well as any level of experience will be welcome.
Levi Bates teaches this class. -
Steps of Praise Dance $95
10:00 am for ages 10+
Steps of praise is a dance class focused on teaching modern, contemporary, and lyrical dance, while learning how to praise the Lord through these art forms. The class starts with a 15 minute bible study and then a 40 minute dance class. During this Bible study time we will learn who God is and the importance of worship. During the dance portion we will warm up, begin learning new movements and start building combinations, as we begin to grow our comfort level on the dance floor. We want to strengthen our relationship with the Lord in his word and on the dance floor. The Bible is a love letter to humanity, about what God is willing to do for His children. We want our lives to be a love letter to are creator. When we worship Him we are showing the Lord are love.
Cassidy Dunn teaches this class. -
Teen Leadership Program $30
Hourly Options 10:00-2:30
LTL is excited to introduce a mentorship and leadership program for our upper-level students. Teens will learn a new leadership skill each week and will be assigned jobs across campus. Students will have the opportunity to be part of the yearbook program, prom, events, a retreat-style leadership event, service opportunities on and off campus, and other activities. They will also receive volunteer hours and information about how to use these to receive the mayor’s award and a certificate from LTL which can be used for scholarships. For the most active and motivated leader at LTL, there will be a very large prize at the end of the year!
Drop-off students are only allowed one study hall hour this year. We hope that you and your student are excited about this alternative opportunity.
Johnnie Garrett facilitates this program. -
Bible: Leading Like Jesus $0
11:00 am
Our upper level Bible class will be focused on developing students' leadership skills through a lens of better understanding Jesus' ideas about what it means to be a leader.
Rick Downs teaches this class.
-
Cake Decorating $115
12:30 pm
Ready to sweeten up your skills? Explore the sugar art of cake decorating. In this comprehensive class, you’ll learn the proper basics of: making a cake from scratch, cooling and leveling a cake, filling and icing a cake, and different styles of decorating a cake for any occasion.
Eleana Fielding teaches this class. -
Dramatic Arts 2 $110
12:30 pm
Ages 12-20
Are you looking for a creative version of public speaking? Do you have a passion for the arts and theatre? Dramatic Arts is a class that will introduce students to the basic fundamentals and beyond of theatre, including the different genres, acting techniques, terminology, movement, script analysis, character development, stage direction, ensemble work, proper voice support, and audition preparation including approaching cold copy. Want a prerequisite to public speaking? You've found it! There will be some discussion on historical contexts, the contribution of significant playwrights and teachers, the roles of directors, actors, technical crew, and house management, as well as different forms of vocational opportunities. We will work on monologues, scenes, and putting together something to show families at the end of the year.
Theatre games will propel us to higher levels of play naturally. All levels can engage in improvs and situational skits. Students will learn to trust one another, take cues from others and allow their senses and instincts to respond. It can be fun for firsties and we will look to challenge the experienced thespians.
Preparation is the key to success so there will be independent work to do at home. Students will then have time to delve into their imaginations and create their characters, memorize lines, practice blocking, consider appropriate wardrobe, and rehearse with others. Shy ones may come out of their shells, extroverts will have an outlet, and all will gain an appreciation for the dramatic arts.
Ana Soulios teaches this class. -
Anatomy, Physiology, and Health Lab $120
12:30 pm
Human Anatomy and Physiology explores the inner workings of the human body and focuses on anatomical and medical terminology. This course is the perfect foundation for students wanting to expand their vocabularies and learn about the body and it's levels of organization, as well as the cooperation required between those levels. Students will round out the semester with a dissection unit where they observe structures closely analogous to the human body in a preserved adult cat. This dissection will focus on our primary units of study for the semester: histology, blood, the cardiovascular system, the skeletal system, the digestive system, and the reproductive system. Students will dissect, observe, and have hands on experience seeing what these systems look like in an actual specimen. For the health component, students will learn to evaluate choices, nutritional content, and wellness practices that add to a healthy lifestyle.
Gina Denckhoff teaches this class. -
Physical Education II $60
1:30 pm
We welcome Sports Outreach and their popular camp-style curriculum featuring character time, sports, fitness, group games, structured health time, and more. Quality physical education programs are needed to increase the physical competence, health-related fitness, self-responsibility, and enjoyment of physical activity for all students so that they can be active for a lifetime. We strive to bring this to our students along with fun and friendships.
Jeremiah from Sports Outreach teaches this class. -
Amerian Sign Language 2: Conversational ASL $150
1:30 PM GRADES 7-12
Students will be thrilled to see the speed at which they pick up this beautiful language with a conversational and inclusive class structure. We will also dive into levels of hearing loss, Deaf Culture, book studies of famous Deaf people, group work and hosting our second annual “Deaf Awareness Day Breakfast.” Students will have monthly fingerspelling and dialogue ideas to be working on in class, as well as voice and sign interpreters in class. Review of vocabulary is a must in order to actively participate in class for a credit. As this class counts as a foreign language credit over two semesters, our ASL Boot Camp is required and included in tuition.
Jayna DiGenova teaches this class. -
Minding Your Mind $110
1:30 PM
As teens grow toward independence in a social media world, it has become more difficult to learn vital concepts such as setting boundaries, practicing mindfulness (such as intentional gratitude}, achieveing self control vs destructive behavior, and other interpersonal skills. Yet, Jesus called us to have the fruit of the spirit. Teens turn to their peers on a regular basis. This class works to give them a safe space to do that while assisting students in learning how to approach life situations and social encounters with a biblical response. Students will learn techniques to assess emotions from a biblical lens, practice appropriate responses and coping skills, learn applicable boundaries and how to confidently set them, seek answers from reliable sources, practice giving God control instead of assuming it, negotiate solutions to problems while protecting relationships, and more.
Lessons & Workshops
Various Ages
-
Weekly Wow Workshop $40*
10:00 am
Expand your horizons each week as we WOW our students with a workshop led by a guest instructor from our community. Workshops we have held include: fire safety, Lowcountry animals, acting, dancing, music of various kinds, cooking, archaeology, storytelling, aeronautics, photography, career highlights, tie dye, and much more. Workshops are generally geared towards ages 7-12, but are widely enjoyed by all ages on campus.
*If you have demonstrated high attendance during a previous semester, you'll get to attend for FREE!
Our Workshop Facilitator is Hannah Hicks. -
Teen Leadership Program $30
Hourly Options 10:00-2:30
LTL is excited to introduce a mentorship and leadership program for our upper-level students. Teens will learn a new leadership skill each week and will be assigned jobs across campus. Students will have the opportunity to be part of the yearbook program, prom, events, a retreat-style leadership event, service opportunities on and off campus, and other activities. They will also receive volunteer hours and information about how to use these to receive the mayor’s award and a certificate from LTL which can be used for scholarships. For the most active and motivated leader at LTL, there will be a very large prize at the end of the year!
Drop-off students are only allowed one study hall hour this year. We hope that you and your student are excited about this alternative opportunity.
Johnnie Garrett facilitates this program. -
Private Piano or Guitar Lessons $255
Receive private instruction at your level and needs. By taking private lessons your student will receive one on one instruction which is vital to quickly improving skill level. The teacher will be able to closely observe hand positions, fingerings, specific patterns, and learning style. The first lesson will assess what books are needed.
Christy Hale and Kalie Cooke teach these sessions.
-
Beginner Piano Group $100
1:30 pm
Group lessons are a great way to experience the instrument and decide if a student should move on to private lessons. Students get to improve social skills, share with one another, be competitive, and even be inspired from one another in this setting. Students will need their own keyboard and the book set: “Bastien Piano Basics Primer Level – Learn to Play Four Book Set – Including Primer Level Piano, Theory, Technic, and Performance books. Music will be provided at first class and teacher will provide assistance with finding correct book set (approximately $23 to start) if needed.
Christy Hale teaches this class. -
Group Guitar $100
12:30 pm Group Guitar II
1:15 pm Group Guitar I
Guitar is one of the most amazing instruments, not only is it the instrument of our culture, there are few instruments as beautiful or versatile at shaping the decay of sound into silence. Class guitar is a fun and low stress way to learn the instrument. You can learn the ensemble skills you need to play in a band, or jam with friends. The hope is that after going through class guitar you’ll be able to teach yourself and learn songs that YOU want to learn! Contact us if you are unsure which class to join.
Kali Cooke teaches this class. -
Private & Group Violin Lessons $255
Violin lessons are taught using the Suzuki method, a nurturing technique. The Suzuki method environment is incredibly enjoyable for your student with games, toys, songs, and other fun.
Whether you're a beginning, intermediate, or advanced violin student, private violin lessons with a supportive and motivating violin teacher is the best way to develop your skills.
Na You teaches these sessions. -
Tutoring Services $20/week
Learn Together Lowcountry has various tutoring options. Please inquire about the type and level of tutoring needed and we will make every attempt to partner you with a professional suited to your needs. We have availability for all ages in many areas of study including math, writing, reading, history, science, SAT prep, and study skills.
Comments are closed.