Clubs & Activities

Mondays: 2:45-3:30

4th/5th Graders

 Art club offers additional opportunities for students to explore materials, have fun, problem solve and think creatively through the process of art making. This is a creative outlet for students to work on individual, group and community-based projects.

Tuesdays: 2:45-3:30

4th/5th Graders  

Chorus provides students with the opportunity to improve their vocal technique and to have fun singing with a group. We work on tone quality, pitch, expressive singing, articulation, and so on. Singing with a group has been a proven way to increase feelings of positivity about oneself!

Tuesdays: 2:45-3:30

5th Graders 

Fitness club gives students an opportunity to be physically active and try new games and activities while encouraging lifelong fitness. Fitness Club has a limit of 35 students. 

Tuesdays: 2:45-3:30

5th Graders 

Lego Club allows multiple opportunities for students to visit each of the six provided workstations throughout the course of the school year. Stations include WeDO Robotics, Simple Machines Kits, Historical Architecture, Long-Term Big Builds, Technic Automotive Kits, and a Free Choice Mystery Box.

Tuesdays: 2:45-3:30

A club for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders to be introduced to a very popular foreign language and the culture that goes with it. They can explore some art-related fun things to do in this club, like henna design and rangoli.
 

Mondays: 2:45-3:30

3rd, 4th and 5th Graders

A club for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders interested in learning about and taking action on important social issues to them and their community. Students will identify community causes important to them and we will read books, have conversations, and do projects involving service to our community and working toward a more just world. 
 

Tuesdays: 2:45-3:30

This is a club for 3rd and 4th graders that promotes experiences for individuals with and without disabilities within our school to create a unified experience for students. Students of all abilities have the power to positively impact the Royal Oaks community by promoting inclusion. Unified Club is run by a special education teacher and a classroom teacher who both have experience with promoting inclusion! We will focus on inclusion through games, planning school activities, and providing social opportunities.
 

This is a club for 3rd - 5th grade students. Craft Club will focus on knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, bracelet braiding, and beading.