Homeschooling & Enrichment Resources
by Charissa Wiltshire
International Elite Acrobatics - Home School Tumbling and Acro | Crofton
ATHLETICS/SPORTS For homeschoolers, finding athletic outlets that are open to the public can be especially challenging. Sports are a great way to socialize and challenge your child while giving them more responsibility. Take a look at what options your child may have when it comes to sports. Crossing Currents Aquatics (CCA) | Millersville, Glen Burnie, & Riva Encourage your homeschooler’s interest in swimming while also building their teamwork and personal achievement with this non-competitive homeschool swim team. CCA’s programs include Swim Team Prep For Homeschoolers (3-7) and Homeschool Hurricanes, an intramural non-competitive swim team (5-18). *East Coast Martial Arts | Annapolis & Edgewater Our homeschool martial arts program builds confidence, discipline, and leadership while teaching self-defense and physical fitness. Kids develop focus, perseverance, and essential life skills in a structured and supportive environment. Email Support@EastCoastMartialArts.com for more information.
Need to get your homeschooler moving? Students age 6 and older will work on tumbling and acrobatic skills based on their level. The class will also include strength and conditioning elements. Jing Ying Institute of Kung Fu: Homeschool Kung Fu Program | Arnold In this well-structured and dynamic program for homeschoolers (ages 5 and older), students will improve their strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and endurance while learning effective self-defense techniques in a non-aggressive environment. *KidStrong Annapolis Looking for a gym credit that fosters cognitive and character development for your child? Join KidStrong Annapolis to level up your homeschooler's developmental milestones! Their goal is to teach kids to believe in themselves and show them what it feels like to reach their fullest potential. During their 45-minute class sessions, students focus on activities that include developing confidence, teamwork-building exercises, competing to develop grit, and celebrating the hard work and dedication put into each session. Walking toddlers through children up to age 11 are welcome. *Lee’s Taekwondo | Annapolis Your child (ages 5+) will have fun while learning structure, discipline, self-confidence, and traditional Tae Kwon Do. When private and public schools are closed during the school year for holidays and vacations, Lee’s offers an all- day camp starting at 7 am with field trips and extended training through 6:30 pm. Saturday morning classes are also available. Severna Park Lanes: In-School Bowling | Severna Park In-School Bowling is a program designed to introduce kids of all ages to a lifetime sport that is fun and can be enjoyed by everyone! This is a complete curriculum that includes 13 instructional lesson plans, interdisciplinary activities for all subject areas, and loads of fun activities to enhance the instruction of each lesson.
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Glen Burnie Bowl | Glen Burnie Children of all ages will learn about and enjoy duckpin bowling in a safe, fun environment. Youth leagues run from September to April, with independent short summer sessions from May to August.
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