Activities & Clubs

ECS Summer Camp is May 30th through August 11th. Please view the calendar of activities below. Contact cervin@cherrycreekschools.org for more information. 

ECS Calendar Of Activities

All 4th and 5th grade students are welcome to join Meadow Point Running Club 2025.  We will meet Thursdays after school at the peaceful path.  Students who run the furthest can win small prizes.  Running club participants will have the option of running the Colfax 5K on Saturday, May 17th.

Come join Chess Club and have a lot of fun!  You can learn to play chess or improve your chess skills.  Chess Club is open to grade 1st-5th and will occur every Thursday from 2:45 to 3:45 This club will be offered all four sessions.  Hope to see you there!

Do You Love to READ??       

Do You Enjoy Games and Competition??

Do You like Talking with others and Working on a Team??

Meadow Point is offering a club for 4th and 5th grade students this year. 

The “Battle of the Books” Literacy Club is designed to encourage elementary students to:

• Read in their leisure time.

• Read quality literature.

• Read for information as well as pleasure.

By choosing to participate in this club, children will be introduced to a variety of fiction and non-fiction books.  Students of all reading levels are invited to participate, and will read at least 5 books from a list of award-winning pieces of literature.  During the book club study sessions, participating students will work collaboratively to discuss the books and respond to questions about plot, characters, setting and theme. 

Students may be in other clubs and still be allowed to participate in Battle of the Books. However, the student will have to come up with an agreed upon rotation schedule between the two clubs. 

Lights, Camera, Action! Drama club explores creative acting games, beginning acting technique, characters, storytelling, and performance skills. There will even be a show for the community on the final day of the club! This is available for 2nd and 3rd grade students

Yoga for kids is a movement and mindfulness-based club that includes games, songs, stories, imaginative play, and engaging activities that ultimately builds children's capacity to feel calmer, happier, and peaceful inside.

Open to all 4th & 5th graders who are excited about performing in front of others.  We'll learn improv games, develop short skits, and learn how to "get into character"!

Join us in raising your voice in song! Choir is for students who love to sing and want to sing among friends. We will learn about our voices, learn a number of songs in a variety of styles, and prepare music to perform for our school and greater community. We will put on a show at the end of the semester, as well as learn and perform the Star Spangled Banner at a Rockies game!

If you are in K or 1st come and have some fun moving and exercising at intramurals. We will play games with balls, frisbees, and paddles. We will meet either Tuesday or Thursday. There will be space for 20 students on Tuesday and a different 20 students on Thursday. 

If you are in 2nd or 3rd, come and have some fun jumping rope and playing tag games at intramurals. We will meet either Tuesday or Thursday. There will be space for 20 students on Tuesday and a different 20 students on Thursday. 

If you are in 4th or 5th, come and have some fun playing sports at intramurals. We will meet on Tuesdays. There will be space for 20 students.On Thursdays, running club will also be available after school.

Welcome to our Kindergarten & First Graders’ Art Club, where creativity knows no bounds! Each week, young artists can dive into a world of colorful craft materials, exploring and experimenting with new techniques. It’s a fun space to make new friends while bringing their wildest imaginations to life. Join us for a joyful journey of creation and exploration!

Are you interested in making a difference in your school and community? Do you love to be a leader? Come join Student Council! Student Council is a great chance to work alongside your peers to create events and opportunities for our school community. Throughout the year, Student Council will lead Meadow Point in kindness activities, community outreach opportunities, spirit days, and so much more! (4th - 5th)

This year we will be interviewing students to join. If you are interested in joining, come see Mrs. Pringle for an application form.

I am excited to offer three  sessions of STEAM Club again to 1-3 graders  this year!  This club will be on Thursdays and include a mixture of science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Students will be encouraged to explore their thinking and to be creative while working together with kids from other classrooms.  We will have fun experimenting and making inquiries about many interesting topics. I hope to see you there!

The club is for minority girls to be able to express themselves and be themselves. We talk about how important they are and how they should be proud to be them. We talk about the importance of their name, their hair, and their culture. We learn about each other this way and how important it is to be your authentic self. (2nd - 5th)