Roseville Area Schools Community Education

ZAPS test-preparation seminars are designed to help each student do their personal best on the ACT. In the five-hour seminar, students will learn: Strategies for using partial knowledge to eliminate wrong choices Tips for improving in all four sub tests (English, Math, Reading and Science) Tactics for using limited testing time Take shortened practice tests that mirror the actual testing experience Reduce test anxiety and gain confidence Receive a comprehensive Study Guide and 24 practice test workouts with detailed answer explanations Get suggestions for individualized study in the days leading up to the test Motivational instruction and hands-on practice will help you understand your strengths and weaknesses.

In this activity, students get to imagine a different conclusion for a story they’ve read. After discussing the original ending, they brainstorm new ways the story could finish—maybe the hero makes a different choice, a problem is solved in a creative way, or a surprising twist happens. Students can write their alternate ending as a short story, comic strip, or illustrated scene. This activity encourages creativity, critical thinking, and deeper understanding of the story’s plot and characters This enrichment class is run in partnership with our school-age care program, Friendship Connection, which helps us keep costs low and offer engaging opportunities before and after school. Each school receives one free class as part of our commitment to equity. These offerings are designed specifically to increase access for students who attend that school, especially those who may not have the financial means to participate in enrichment. To support this purpose, free classes are reserved for students enrolled at the hosting school.

Let's dive into Black and African American literature, culture, and music! Together, we’ll celebrate diverse experiences, spark curiosity, and learn through storytelling. This enrichment class is run in partnership with our school-age care program, Friendship Connection, which helps us keep costs low and offer engaging opportunities before and after school.

Build a computer bot to compete against other coders! Whether you're new or experienced, this is the perfect way to explore competitive coding. No previous coding experience is necessary. The Code Championship Series is four online tournaments hosted on Google Meet. If you have a modern browser, no download is required. Players must be able to navigate the internet. The Google Meet link will be emailed two days before the tournament.

Whether you consider yourself a beginner or intermediate player, join this club to meet and interact with other chess players in your school and play on a weekly basis. If they are new to the game, players will learn the basic rules and strategies of chess. Tournament play is encouraged outside of the club, but not required. Players are able to complete a full game and recognize a checkmate and stalemate Players can set and use a chess clock during a game Players are able to resolve a disagreement with & w/o adults present Players can explain the rules of chess (movement of the pieces, checkmate, & stalemate)

Step into the groovy world of Pete the Cat at Camp Cool Cat, where music, art, stories, and laughter come together for a week of unforgettable fun! Inspired by the adventures of everyone’s favorite blue cat, this camp is designed for kids to explore creativity, movement, and friendship. This enrichment class is run in partnership with our school-age care program, Friendship Connection, which helps us keep costs low and offer engaging opportunities before and after school. Students participating in these classes will check in with Friendship Connection, receive a snack, and have a brief recess before class begins.

Capture a moment, then let your words bring it to life! In this one-day creative workshop, students will snap meaningful photos and transform them into heartfelt poems. Through this visual journaling experience, they’ll explore how images and words can work together to tell personal stories, spark reflection, and celebrate everyday beauty. This enrichment class is run in partnership with our school-age care program, Friendship Connection, which helps us keep costs low and offer engaging opportunities before and after school. Students participating in these classes will check in with Friendship Connection, receive a snack, and have a brief recess before class begins.

Whether you consider yourself a beginner or intermediate player, join this club to meet and interact with other chess players in your school and play on a weekly basis. If they are new to the game, players will learn the basic rules and strategies of chess. Tournament play is encouraged outside of the club, but not required. Players are able to complete a full game and recognize a checkmate and stalemate Players can set and use a chess clock during a game Players are able to resolve a disagreement with & w/o adults present Players can explain the rules of chess (movement of the pieces, checkmate, & stalemate)

Elementary and secondary chess players are invited to participate in the "Roseville Winter Open". Whether you participated in a chess club or not in the fall, you are invited to compete in this short, fun tournament. Time controls will be used when necessary to keep the tournament within time constraints. The format and recognitions will be based on the number of registered participants in each grade level and school. Pre-registration is encouraged, but walk-ins will be accepted. Tournament etiquette and procedures will be explained at the event for players new to tournament play. Players are not eliminated. Everyone plays in each round unless there is a bye because of an odd number of participants. Typically there are 4-5 rounds. A great way to gain experience for your In-Club Spring Tournament & the Regional Open Tournament at the end of the season. Concessions Available: Donuts & Snack Items, cash only Format & Awards Based on Grade Level, School, & Number of Participants (K-2nd, 3rd-4th, 5th-6th, Secondary) Participants: Roseville Students K-12th Grade. Chess Club Participation not Required.

Ready to discover places and have a Spanish adventure? This interactive course ¡Vamos a Explorar! (Let’s Explore!), focuses on practical travel vocabulary, like bartering at markets and ordering at restaurants. Through dynamic activities, students will build confidence in speaking Spanish while exploring vibrant traditions.

Step into the world of detectives and secret agents as you crack curious cases! From quick-fire challenges like 5-Minute Mysteries to decoding secret messages and experimenting with invisible ink, each session will put your sleuthing skills to the test in fun and mysterious ways. This enrichment class is run in partnership with our school-age care program, Friendship Connection, which helps us keep costs low and offer engaging opportunities before and after school. Students participating in these classes will check in with Friendship Connection, receive a snack, and have a brief recess before class begins.

This program is for players of all grades interested in participating and competing in tournament chess, or just want an extra challenge so their chess ability can improve to the next tactical level. Players will meet Saturday morning “online” for chess instruction and fun competitive play. Supervision and expert coaching will be provided for participants at in-person tournaments. Any players that participate in competitions will represent the “Roseville Chess Team” for that tournament. Perfect for students that want extra challenges. Tournament fees are an additional cost if participants choose to participate in those extra events.

During Women’s History Month, students will explore and celebrate the achievements of women from around the world and throughout history. The program will include interactive activities such as reading stories about inspiring women, creating art projects or posters to honor female leaders, and participating in group discussions about the impact women have had in various fields like science, art, politics, and community service. This enrichment class is run in partnership with our school-age care program, Friendship Connection, which helps us keep costs low and offer engaging opportunities before and after school. Students participating in these classes will check in with Friendship Connection, receive a snack, and have a brief recess before class begins.

Join us for a day of creativity, confidence, and self-expression! During “You Are Your Own Creation” Poem Day, students will explore the power of words as they write and share poems that celebrate who they are and what makes them unique. This enrichment class is run in partnership with our school-age care program, Friendship Connection, which helps us keep costs low and offer engaging opportunities before and after school. Students participating in these classes will check in with Friendship Connection, receive a snack, and have a brief recess before class begins.