Education-based productions & recreational entertainment in the performative arts.
Magic Adventures School Age Child Care Program for Pre-K through Grade 5
Monticello Middle School After School Programs
Our primary goal at Monti Magic Preschool is to provide a positive learning experience for your child in an environment that inspires exploration, experimentation, and discovery. Student must be 3 or 4 years old by September 1.
Northwest Talent Academy
Recreational, educational and fun opportunities for adult.
Aquatics programs
Trips and Tours
Do you love math, a bit of friendly competition, and hands-on challenges? Come practice your multiplication fact fluency in a high energy, game focused class. Fact fluency is important because it forms the building blocks for higher-level math concepts. When a child masters their math facts, these concepts will be significantly easier and the student will be better equipped to solve them faster. But, why sit with worksheets when you can practice with friends. You’ll leave this class ready to take on your family in friends in games that will help you prepare for next year’s math challenges, but more importantly won’t leave you needing a nap.
We will finish each class with a hands-on STEM challenge to form connections and challenge our critical thinking skills.Competition, multiplication and a bit of creative engineering….sounds like a great week to me!
My name is Brenna Lavalier-Kortenkamp(Mrs. Lava-kamp) and I am a 2nd grade teacher at Prairie View Elementary in the Elk River School District. I currently reside in Big Lake with my husband and three children. I attended and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse with a degree in Elementary and Middle Level Education, Grades 1-8, with a minor in Broadfield Social Studies. I completed my Masters degree in Teaching and Learning from Saint Mary’s University. During my twenty years of teaching, I have taught second through fifth grades and spent a year as an intervention specialist. I also had the opportunity to coach the middle school math team for five years.
Brenna Lavalier-Kortenkamp
