Homework Club

buffalo youth homework club

One of our students practices her writing skills in our Homework Club.

Homework Club is a safe learning environment where students ages 6-12 receive homework help from staff and volunteers, play games, make friends, have snack and learn about life and God. We provide a safe and nurturing environment in which children are free to be kids. Academic support is key as are opportunities to learn more about each other, ourselves, God and His amazing love.

A day at Homework Club

  • Arrive get settled and start homework.
  • Play games together in the gym.
  • Eat snack.
  • Learn about Jesus.
  • Finish up homework.
  • Free time.

"Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You." Dr. Seuss

Things we love!

  • Every Tuesday we get together with the teens for choir rehearsal.

    "Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together." Woodrow Wilson

  • Each day of the week we are lucky to receive help from incredible volunteers.
  • Last school year Homework Club participated in a long term project, creating the first ever Homework Club Magazine.  Here is an excerpt:

Haiku

Bunnies, Hedgehogs too

Coming out all two by two

 It’s Spring, oh, sweet spring

By Ateang Deng

  • Our big project at the moment is writing to our new pen pals at Every Child Counts, Marsh Harbour, Abaco, Bahamas.  So far we’ve corresponded with the students twice!

    Students from Every Child Counts, Abaco Island, Bahamas

Ms. Nicole and student from ECC

  • Peace of the City Homework Club is one of a kind just like each young person who walks through our doors.

 Great books we’ve read!

Kids’ Bible Dictionary

Barbour Publishing

We’ve studied many Bible stories this year and this handy book has helped along the way.


 

 

 

 

 

Aseop’s Fables for Children

Aseop’s fables taught us that kindness is never wasted.

 

 

 

 

 

My Fellow Americans; A Family Album 

by Alice Provenson

This is an incredible book with vivid illustrations.  It highlights a vast range of American pioneers.

 

Amazing Grace

By Mary Hoffman

Grace loves pretending to be the characters she learns about in stories.  She decides that despite her classmate’s judgments she wants to be Peter Pan in the school play.

 

 

 

The Giving Tree

By Shel Silverstein

The tree in this beautiful tale gives all she has to the boy she loved so much.

 

 

 

 

Big Words

By Jamie Lee Curtis

What is perseverance? We learned what that means and so much more!

 

 

 

 

An Awesome Book of Thanks 

By Dallas Clayton

 

 

 

This book is a beautiful reminder of all we have to be grateful for! You can check it out yourself right here http://veryawesomeworld.com/awesomebookofthanks/inside.html.

 

The One

By Kathryn Otoshi

This story depicts the experience of blue, a color that is being picked on. In the end we learn that it just takes one person to stand up to a bully.