Welcome to the feast!

Maybe science experiments aren’t your jam or stocking an art room isn’t at the top of your priority list. Or maybe you just need a nudge to be social! Here’s a lineup of community classes, clubs and nature studies to help enrich your home-based learning. Grab a buddy and we’ll see you out there!

Homeschool Happenings

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Jun
1
to Aug 31

Summer Break Announcement!

Time to Unplug, Rest, and Rejuvenate!

As the sweet summer air begins to fill our days, I encourage you to take a well-deserved pause. Even if your family does school year-round, Wisconsin’s short summer season is the perfect opportunity to slow the pace and take your learning outdoors. Embrace the sunshine, do read-alouds on the hammock, catch up on those health & fitness hours, and create lasting memories together!

Starting in June, you’ll notice that homeschool programming will start to disappear from most event calendars in favor of summer reading programs and camps. During this time, the Southeast Feast calendar will pause to accommodate global website maintenance, hunt for new resources and prepare for the upcoming 2025-26 academic year.

I can't wait to share new tools, thought-starters and local guides to ignite our collective homeschooling journeys!

In the meantime, be sure to sign up for the Weekly Snapshot for periodic blog updates and to get notified when the enrichment calendar fires back up again in the Fall.

Have a blessed summer!

~ Katie



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Jul
28

WHPA Homeschool Board Meeting

WHPA Description

WHPA board meetings are open to all current WHPA members in good standing.

Members are invited to attend quarterly Board Meetings regularly (January, April, July, and October) to see what goes on behind the scenes and stay informed – we have a great time at our board meetings and would love to have you join the fun!

2025 board meetings will be held:

  • Monday, January 27, beginning at 5:30 PM.

  • Monday, April 28, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

  • Monday, July 28, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

  • Monday, October 27, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

Current WHPA members who are interested in getting more involved with the organization should begin by attending WHPA Board meetings regularly.

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Oct
16
to Oct 26

WI Science Festival

WI Science Festival “Curiosity Unleashed” Description

The Wisconsin Science Festival is a statewide celebration of science, technology, engineering, art, and math with activities for people of all ages, backgrounds, and interests throughout Wisconsin. Events include hands-on science exhibitions, demonstrations, performances, tours, pub nights, workshops and more.

Founded in 2011 on the premise that art and science go hand-in-hand, the festival has grown from a few days of events in Madison to a full week of activities spanning over a hundred cities. The Wisconsin Science Festival continues to grow, welcoming new event hosts and attendees every year.

Join us October 16-26, 2025 to unleash your curiosity!



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Oct
27

WHPA Homeschool Board Meeting

WHPA Description

WHPA board meetings are open to all current WHPA members in good standing.

Members are invited to attend quarterly Board Meetings regularly (January, April, July, and October) to see what goes on behind the scenes and stay informed – we have a great time at our board meetings and would love to have you join the fun!

2025 board meetings will be held:

  • Monday, January 27, beginning at 5:30 PM.

  • Monday, April 28, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

  • Monday, July 28, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

  • Monday, October 27, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

Current WHPA members who are interested in getting more involved with the organization should begin by attending WHPA Board meetings regularly.

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May
28

Board Games Night

West Bend Community Library Description

All ages - Join us for game night at the library - a fun, inclusive event for all ages and abilities. Well have a variety of games from classic favorites like Scrabble and Uno to strategy games and cards.

No registration required - Just drop in, roll the dice and have fun! Library staff will be on hand to help with game rules and we will have teaching tables set up for select games. Come solo, bring a friend, or gather the whole family for a night of friendly competition and community connection.

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the organizer’s event page to check on the current status.



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May
27

Teen Art Club (12-18)

Jack Russell Memorial Library Description

Are you a teen who likes to create? Join us any time between 5-7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of the month for Teen Art Club!

Participate in the monthly art prompt and/or work on your own project, all while enjoying access to a wide variety of supplies.

We hope to see you there!

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the organizer’s event page to check on the current status.



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May
24

Spring Open House (All)

Germantown Community Library Description

This is the perfect opportunity to explore everything the library has to offer. We will have something for everyone

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the organizer’s event page to check on the current status.



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May
22

Know Your Government

West Bend Community Library Description

As part of this year's exploration into local government, the library will welcome Mayor Joel Ongert for a discussion. Join us as we delve into the workings of the City of West Bend and learn about the various departments and their leadership. You wont want to miss this night.

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming Social Studies, History & Government


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May
20

Homeschool Hangout (All)

Kewaskum Public Library Description

Join us the third Tuesday of each month from 10 AM-12 PM to connect with other homeschool families, explore new resources and try out new activities. Registration is required, open to all homeschool families.

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the organizer’s event page to check on the current status.



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May
19

STEM: Scribble Bots

West Bend Community Library Description

Due to the complexity of this STEM activity, participants must be in grade 3 or higher. Dive into the world of technology, engineering, and art with a Scribble Bot!

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming STEM


DIY @ Home

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May
15

Kiwanis Family Night - Magic & Mischief

West Bend Community Library Description

Get ready for an enchanting evening of fun and surprises at our Magic and Mischief show! Watch in awe as a talented magician performs tricks, illusions, and a little mischief. Its a show for all ages, filled with laughter, wonder, and magical moments you wont want to miss.

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming in Elementary


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May
15

Afterschool Art Studio

Kewaskum Public Library Description

Join us the third Thursday of each month at 4 PM for after-school art related to a monthly theme or craft supply. No registration is required, best suited for elementary schoolers.


Upcoming Elementary


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May
14

LEGO @ the Library

Germantown Community Library Description

This program is geared for kids ages 5-12, but all ages are welcome to attend.

Lego @ the Library is held the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Drop-in anytime between 4:00-6:00pm for Lego building, additional activities & snacks. All projects will be on display in the library until the end of each month.

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming Elementary


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May
13

Homeschool Workshop: Celebrating National Preservation Month

May 13 | 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

We know that not all classrooms have four walls. The Tower Heritage Center invites homeschoolers once a month to engage in Washington County’s early history through hands-on activities. With artifacts, stories, and immersive sites – we bring history to life, where it happened.

This Spring’s unit study is ‘The Wonders of Washington County’s Historic Buildings.’ Homeschoolers will be diving into the hidden marvels of old places – learning about architectural styles, building arts, and what preservation means.

  • $50 for the unit study (5 classes) - OR - $12/class

    • Mar 11 - Why it Matters: Wonders of Historic Sites

    • Apr 8 - Field Day: Preservation in the Real World

    • May 13 - Workshop! Celebrating National Preservation Month

  • Geared for ages 8-14

  • Classes are held at the 1889 Courthouse, from 10 am – 12 pm

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May
12

History Club: Ancient Greece

West Bend Community Library Description

An open club lead by on-staff history professor, John Degnitz. Join the group as they discuss different history topics, watch documentaries, and share their opinions.

Category: History
Contact: John Degnitz

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming History


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May
10

Craftermorning

Slinger Community Library Description

Learn to crochet a Granny Square!

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming Art


DIY Inspiration

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May
9

Creation Zone

Jack Russell Memorial Library Description

Drop into our Creation Zone and use your imagination to create! Supplies while they last! Keep what you create! Screen Free Week event!

All Day!!

NOTE: Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming Art


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May
7

Design a Puppet

Jack Russell Memorial Library Description

We'll have the supplies! You bring the ideas and make your puppet come to life! Our puppet theater will be available for you to try out your new puppet. This is event is a part of Screen Free Week and is for kids of all ages and their families.

NOTE: Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming Art


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May
6

LEGO Club

Jack Russell Memorial Library Description

LEGO Club is held the 1st Tuesday of each month and is best suited for ages 5+. Will you take on this month's engineering challenge?
Hosted by the HUHS Robotics Team.

May's Theme: Windmills and Wind Turbines

NOTE: Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming Elementary


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May
5

Card Games

Jack Russell Memorial Library Description

Join us in The Spot and choose a card game. Drop in anytime and bring your friends and family! This event is for kids of all ages and their families and is a part of Screen Free Week at the Jack Russell Memorial Library.

NOTE: Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming in Washington County


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May
2

History Book Club

Germantown Community Library Description

By Castner, Brian
Buy on Amazon

NOTE: This is an adult program but if you have junior or senior that’s a serious history buff, consider calling ahead to see if they’d be open to having a homeschooler attend.

The History Book Group meets on the first Friday of the month.

Limited quantities of each month's title are provided for checkout.

May's title is Disappointment River: Finding & Losing the Northwest Passage by Brian Castner. Suggested discussion questions can be found here:
https://www.litlovers.com/run-a-book-club/questions-for-nonfiction.

NOTE: Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Upcoming History


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May
1

Homeschool Hangouts

Kewaskum Public Library Description

Join us the third Tuesday of each month from 10 AM-12 PM to connect with other homeschool families, explore new resources and try out new activities. Registration is required, open to all homeschool families.

Classes and clubs are subject to changes and/or cancellations. Visit the host’s event page to check on the current status.


Homeschool Hangouts


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Apr
28

WHPA Homeschool Board Meeting

WHPA Description

WHPA board meetings are open to all current WHPA members in good standing.

Members are invited to attend quarterly Board Meetings regularly (January, April, July, and October) to see what goes on behind the scenes and stay informed – we have a great time at our board meetings and would love to have you join the fun!

2025 board meetings will be held:

  • Monday, January 27, beginning at 5:30 PM.

  • Monday, April 28, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

  • Monday, July 28, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

  • Monday, October 27, 2025, beginning at 5:30 PM

Current WHPA members who are interested in getting more involved with the organization should begin by attending WHPA Board meetings regularly.

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Apr
28

STEM: Titanic & Morse Code

West Bend Community Library Description

Kids will explore Morse Code's role in sending distress signals from the Titanic. They will transcribe dots and dashes, send their own messages, and listen to the SOS signal. Volunteers from the Ozaukee Radio Club will guide participants using a telegraph key. Each child will create a glow-in-the-dark Morse Code bracelet or keychain to display their secret message.

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Apr
24

Tween Bad Art Night

Germantown Community Library Description

Ages: 9-12

Make something truly awful using recycled supplies. After our creations are made, we will vote on our favorites!

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Apr
16

Woodcock Wander through the Mequon Nature Preserve

Mequon Nature Preserve Description

Stroll with bird expert Dan Panetti, owner of Wild Birds Ultd in Mequn, in search of the American Woodcock — a secretive species most easily found when engaged in wild aerial courtship displays. Although woodcock technically are a “shorebird,’ they typically are found in woodlands, forest openings, and ephemeral ponds. The diverse habitats of the Mequon Nature Preserve make this an ideal location for observing them. The outing will start at dusk with an informational talk followed by a hike in and around the preserve listening for the “peent” call of the male as he corkscrews from on high to the ground in his distinctive courtship display. Rain date is April 18 in case previous day is unsuitable for people and woodcock.

Ages 18+ | Registration is required and space is limited.
Meet at Mequon Nature Preserve (address below).

Note:

This is an adult program but may be suitable for high school seniors that have a passion for biology and wildlife conservation. Consider reaching out to Riveredge Nature Center first before registering to inquire about a homeschool student attending.

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