Virtual Classes
and Instruction
Imagine!'s online virtual classes for individuals 18+ are thoughtfully designed with the help of our behavioral team. Each online learning experience is much more than simply watching a talking head through a computer screen. Lesson plans are created to encourage active engagement, communication skills, motor skills, social skills, a sense of community, and independence.
With over 50 virtual classes per week, there is something for everyone!
Catch a sneak peek of our Virtual Classes and watch this fun video!
November 2020
Monday
Book Club
Greeting Cart Making
Sing-A-Long
Garage Band
Healthy Living
Exercise and Dance
Social Hour
Game Show!
Nature Class
Space Exploration
Tuesday
Epic Reading
Creative Writing
Spanish Class
Music Production
Art Jam
Yoga
Movement Minute
Life Skills
Self Discovery
Trivia
Let's Travel the World
Wednesday
Sign Language
Sing-A-Long
Drawing
Hobby Exploration
Virtual Museum Tours
Healthy Living
Cooking
Social Hour
Games
Bingo!
Let's Travel the World
Thursday
Reading Harry Potter
Art Jam
Drawing
Water Colors
Movement Minute
Cooking
Trivia
Games
Building Money Skills
Emergency Preparedness
Friday
Epic Reading
Spanish Class
Sign Language
Sing-A-Long
Open Studio & Convo
Exercise and Dance
Cooking
Baking
Social Hour
Games
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What Sets Us Apart?
All instructors have been trained to monitor their classes and engage each individual on a personal level. They bring experience in the field, knowledge and talents from different areas, and a passion to help everyone be successful.
Need Help Setting Up Video Conferencing?
An Imagine! technology advisor is on standby to assist you with using Zoom in preparation for Imagine!'s virtual classes. Zoom is a FREE, online video conferencing platform that we use for all of our classes. We will walk you through each step and go over features you can use during class.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long are the classes?
One hour for each virtual class.
How much do classes cost?
Classes are $15 when paying out of pocket. You can also register for classes using Waiver funding during open registration time frames.
What types of virtual classes are offered at Imagine!?
We offer a wide variety of activities and engagement, including: art, music, education, communication and literacy, social hour, games, and more! Click here to see the full list of virtual classes.
What does the class schedule look like?
Classes are offered during business hours Monday through Friday. Over 50 classes a week take place with a total of 26 subjects/activities to choose from.
How do I register for classes?
Paying out of pocket: Use this link to browse and select from our list of classes. Once you're done shopping, proceed to checkout and pay online.
Using Waiver funding: Please contact Tyler Little at tlittle@imaginecolorado.org to inquire about registering using your Waiver funding.
How do I access the class?
You will be given a Zoom link. You do not need an account, just click the link that will be provided by the teacher through email.
Do I receive a refund for the class if I cannot attend?
We would be happy to issue you a credit to attend another class. If you are requesting a refund due to dissatisfaction of a class you attended, we would like to speak with you about your experience and how we can make it better. In the end, if you prefer a refund we can accommodate that.Â
Who teaches the classes?
Classes are taught by qualified Imagine! instructors. All instructors have experience in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities and make an effort to build rapport with all clients to ensure positive engagement. Instructors are trained by our Board Certified Behavior Analysts on how to best engage with and instruct individuals with disabilities. It is important to us that everyone feels included and able to contribute to a welcoming community.Â
Who creates the lessons plans for each class?
Lesson plans are designed by Imagine! instructors with the help of our behavioral team. Each class aims to assist individuals in improving upon social skills, motor skills, communication skills, and independence through the subject matter at hand.