Peer Engagement
What is Peer Engagement?
Peer Engagement is an opportunity for students to create new friendships and to build community within our school by offering students high interest, hands-on, enrichment activities they can choose to attend throughout the morning.
Peer Engagement runs from 8 AM to 12 PM (Noon) featuring a four period schedule. Each period, students choose to participate in one activity from a menu of options. Sessions often include STEM activities, Arts and Crafts, PE Workouts, Board Games, Escape Rooms and more!
Many of our activities involving our students going off campus (Walk & Talk, Run Club, Geocaching, etc). For students to participate in any session that goes off campus, a completed permission slip must be submitted! Please contact the main office at 720-972-7430 if you need a permission slip.
Here is a list of this week’s sessions. (Note: This schedule is updated by Monday at 6 P.M.)
Secondary Sessions for 2/5/2025:
Session Name |
Description |
Session Name |
Description |
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ArtQuest: Mini Pinatas |
Come to Art Quest and make something new and fun! |
Plyometrics |
Come learn about activities and exercise that will help you increase your speed and vertical jumping ability! |
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Board Games |
A low-energy session where you can play some board games with friends. |
Role Playing Games |
Role Playing Games is welcome to beginners and veterans. Test your mettle and see if you can swing a sword, cast a spell, or think creatively to save the day! |
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Drop Everything And Read |
Just like the name says! Come drop everything and read with us! |
STEM |
3D Printing - part 2 of our create a board game series! |
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Fitness Skills |
Students will learn about the Skill Related Components of Fitness (Agility, Speed, Power, Reaction Time, Coordination). How to improve those skills and then practice the skills. |
Study Spot |
We offer a classroom space for students who want to work on their classwork for an hour. If you are struggling or have questions about how to find your asynchronous work, come join us! |
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I Love Sleep! |
Tired of always feeling tired? Many teenagers feel that they are always tired. In medicine, the word sleepiness is used for the feeling when you want or need to sleep in places and at times when you should not be asleep (such as Math class!). Come learn about the benefits of sleep and how much sleep you should be getting to feel healthy and productive. |
Team Sports |
We will learn about the rules of various team sports - then play them! |
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Line Art |
Dots, Lines, and Sharpies. Oh my! Come create geometric line art. |
Transplantation Science |
This program teaches students about the science behind organ, eye, and tissue donation and transplantation. An educator will bring engaging materials for students to interact with, including real plastinated human organs, tissue samples, eye specimens, and much more! |
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Marathon Kids |
Come interact with others to practice your personal skills; We’ll also do some physical activity - like take a walk or do some exercise! |
Walk and Talk |
Outside stroll to chat and meet new people while enjoying the great outdoors. *Requires Walk and Talk Permission Form* |
Elementary Sessions for 2/5/2025:
Whole Group Sessions:
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Specials:
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Choice Centers:
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