group lessons
And
above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness.
~ Col. 3:14
Charity LEAH - 2011 Fall
Group Lessons
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IMPORTANT
INFORMATION TO READ BEFORE SIGNING UP FOR GROUP LESSONS!
Fall Session for 2011/2012 School Year
Mondays September 19th November 14th
Calvary Chapel Rochester
2505 Browncroft Boulevard Rochester, NY 14625
NOTE THESE CHANGES FOR FALL LESSONS:
1) All families must be at the orientation week on Sept. 12th to take part in classes. We will be handing out schedules,
maps, and showing everyone around and what will need to be done each week. Those who have already had the tour do
not have to stay for that portion of the day.
2)All payments must be accompanied by the PAYMENT form.
3)Families will occupy the Fellowship Hall only while waiting for
children at CCR. This room is for families to talk and do school
work during the day, also for little ones to play.
RULES FOR GROUP CLASSES
1. ALL students (even teenagers) must be with an adult or in class AT ALL TIMES.
2. Parents must REMAIN on the premises . You cannot drop off your child and leave.
3. Do not use ANY items belonging to the host church unless stated.
4. Nursing mothers may use the Nursing mothers room only during nursing
and may have their other children in there with them.
5. Be QUIET and do not RUN when inside the buildings.
6. If you have any problems or need help, please find the following people: Michele Boyer or Jeff Boyer
7. Each family must take a turn to either clean up or set
up in the building one time during the seven weeks. Please
choose either a SETUP, CLEANUP or HALL MONITOR time slot when signing up for classes. There are FIVE HALL
MONITOR slots to fill.
12:15 to 12:30 SETUP: moving tables/chairs &
carrying items to prepare the rooms for classes. PLEASE NOTE: There
are very limited SETUP slots available.
4:20 to 4:35 CLEANUP: straightening and moving back tables &
chairs, dumping garbages, turning off lights, vacuuming, etc.
HALL MONITOR: Five total slots available. Choose one period and monitor it every week for all nine weeks.
Information about choosing classes:
Classes vary in content, structure, requirements, time, fees, etc.
It is the parents' responsibility to select classes which would be most appropriate for their children.
PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTIONS, SO YOU WILL KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SIGNING UP FOR & SO YOU WILL
KNOW WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING FOR EACH CLASS.
Grade levels are suggested, but usually are slightly variable by one or two years. IF YOU WANT TO SIGN YOUR CHILD
UP FOR A CLASS THAT IS NOT YOUR CHILDS AGE OR GRADE LEVEL, PLEASE CONTACT MICHELE OR THE
TEACHER TO MAKE SURE IT IS OK BEFORE CLASS SIGN UP OCCURS, PLEASE DON’T JUST SIGN THEM UP FOR THE CLASS.
Parents may visit classes at any time, but please do not bring
younger children to class. Parents can not sit in a class
every week unless it is a mom and me class or approved by teacher.
Sign up is on a first come, first served basis.
If a class is full, you may put your name on a waiting list OR choose another class, not both. Please do not call the
teacher to have them fit you in, there may be other students already on the wait list that are ahead of your child.
If you want to make a change, please do so before the sign up deadline!
If you cancel after the deadline, there will be a $15 cancellation fee!
HOW TO SIGN UP AND PAY FOR GROUP LESSONS:
I. CALL Michele Boyer at (315)5243873. (DO NOT EMAIL!)
Charity LEAH members – Monday, July 11th at 9:00 AM
Other LEAH groups Monday, July 18th at 9:00 AM
SIGN UP ENDS ON Friday August 5th at 9:00 PM.
II. MAIL Payment form, payments & expense fees by August 8th to:
Michele Boyer at 6872 Lakeside Rd Ontario, NY 14519.
III. August 9th August 13th Any payment received between these dates is subject to a $5.00 late fee.
IV. August 13th If payment is not received by this date, your family's classes will be canceled.
Please be responsible in submitting your payments on time! (If you have a family emergency, such as a death in the
family, please contact Michele Boyer for an exemption from the above late fees.) Irresponsibility is not an emergency!
V. Please make checks out to the individual teachers, do not combine them with another teacher. Even when teachers
have the same last name, they may not be related. In addition, it
is easier for me to separate and distribute the checks to each
teacher. You can combine multiple class payments as usual to the SAME
teacher.
INFORMATION ON THE SCHEDULES
There is a small break of five minutes between the classes to allow students to change rooms and use the bathroom.
Each block represents one class. Each block contains the following information: name of the class, age or grade level of
students, name of the teacher, & total cost of the class per student for all weeks.
Descriptions of the classes are located on the pages following the schedules in alphabetical order for each location. Each
listing contains the name of the class, the name of the teacher, the
age or grade level & the cost of the class. Each class
time represents a class period, we have 5 total.
If you have any questions regarding the content of a class, please call the teacher or Michele Boyer.
DIRECTIONS
Calvary Chapel Rochester 2505 Browncroft Boulevard Rochester, NY 14625
Located just east of Creek St./Blossom Rd. intersection of Browncroft Blvd.
The church is located in the plaza on the south side of the road
Enter the building through the main door on the far right of the church next to the Tanning place.
CLASSES:
Advanced Crochet(Ages 6 Adult)($20)(9 weeks)Bethany Curtis
The yarn and needle will be included, any other yarn student would like
to work with they can purchase on their own, size of needle needs to be
ok'd by me because of projects we will be doing. This is
advanced crochet, must have taken
classes or learned on their own: casting on, chain stitching and single and double crochet. We will learn more stitches as
need to complete projects. We will be completing 23 projects to give away as donations to certain orgnanizations(I will
have a list) and as gifts(your choice). I will be there to fascilitate, teach new stitches if needed and assist as needed.
Air Brushing(Grades 6Adult)($40)(9 weeks)Jeff Boyer(Class will begin at 12:35)
Students will be learning about the basics of air brushing including
cleaning, shading, volume of air needed, paints. They
will learn how to draw on T shirts and well as other items. Students
will need to purchase Newsprint paper from any art or craft store
to bring to class each week and use for practice. All airbrush
equipment and paint will be provided by the
teacher. If a student has their own airbrush, they are welcome to bring
it, but it is not necessary, one will be provided to use during
class.
All About the Alphabet(Ages 3K)($12)(9 weeks)Mindy Sotomayor
In this class we will be learning about the letters of the alphabet and
the sounds that each letter makes. We will also color handouts of each
letter learned that day. All materials provided by the teacher.
Animals of the Oceans and Polar Regions(grades K2)($25)(9 weeks)Kim Scott
Description including student requirements if applicable We will be using books and craft ideas from the Winterpromise
Curriculum, Animals in their Worlds. This session we will focus on
habitat science and talk about the miraculous design of animals
for their purpose on the earth. Students should
be able to sit quietly and attentively and be
skilled at basic craftwork, such as cutting and following
directions.
Animals of the Oceans and Polar Regions(grades 36)($25)(9 weeks)Kim Scott
Description including student requirements if applicable We will be using books and craft ideas from the Winterpromise
Curriculum, Animals in their Worlds. This session we will focus on
habitat science and talk about the miraculous design of animals
for their purpose on the earth. Students will be given optional animal
report sheets to research and fill out. These reports can then be
presented orally in class.
Art like the Masters(Grades 58)($18)(9 weeks)Rebecca Proietti(Class is 3:004:15)
In this class, students will be completing at least three projects
including; a watercolor landscape, pastel sunflowers in Van
Gogh style, and
“painting with scissors”
like Henri Matisse.
Some of the concepts
students will be
learning include: collage, composition, horizon lines, and
proportion. Of course I want to create a love of art in them most of
all!! During the second half of the last class, the parents and the
group, are welcome to the art show students will be putting on to
showcase their work from the semester. ******* Student Supplies
list: To keep costs down each student needs to purchase a twelve tube
water color set, a 24 count pastel set, and a pair of scissors that can
cut details. (Recommendations: Amazon – Reeves 12 tube watercolor
set @5.39 and LoewCornell chalk pastels 12 count @ 5.29) You do not
need to have these exact brands. They are just recommendations
but please make sure your set has the same number of colors as I
suggested.
Ballet(Grades K5) ($12)(9 weeks)Michele Boyer
I have studied ballet, tap, Jazz, and pointe for 10 years at a
competition level. Also taught classes before I was married
and the last few years with Charity. All levels of children are welcome
to join in to practice the study of ballet. We will be studying and
reviewing the different positions, movements, arm positions, and much
more. On the last day we will invite all of the parents to come
and watch a dance that the children will be working on throughout the
weeks. Children need to wear comfortable clothing and either
socks or ballet slippers.
Beginning Crochet(Ages 6 Adult)($20)(9 weeks)Bethany Curtis
This class is beginning crochet with no experience. The yarn and needle will be included, any other yarn student would
like to work with they can purchase on their own, size of needle needs to be ok'd by me. We will be learning casting on,
chain stitching, single and double crochet. Students will move at their
own pace. We will complete a project by the end of classes, difficulty
depends on pace of class or individual student.
Beginning New Testament Greek(ages 11adult)($18)Michael Scott
This course will introduce the student to Koine Greek, the language of
the New Testament. Drills will focus on learning the alphabet,
vocabulary, and peculiarities of the language that will aid the student
in being able to read the New Testament in its original language.
Chess(Grades 512)($9)(9 weeks)Clay Bohnke(Class is 3:004:15)
Children will learn terms, rules, and different strategies of the game. They will also be participating in games.
Chinese Made Easy(Grades K Adult)($20)(9 weeks)Xiaoxue Cheng(Class
will begin at 12:30) This class is for those students who took
the Chinese Made Easy class in the Spring of 2011. It will continue to
finish Chinese Made Easy for Kids textbook 1 and workbook 1
(Simplified Characters Version) as the text book and work book.
Students should have the textbook 1 and workbook 1 ready before our
first class.
Children Around the World series: Europe(Grades 36)($20)(9 weeks) Kim Scott (Class will begin at 12:45)
Geopgraphy and Culture Study of Europe. This session we will be looking
at the land, brief history, culture and family life of children
from various countries in Europe. Stories, map work, crafts, recipes,
dvds for visuals will be experienced and compiled into your student's
travel diary. The basic format and travel diary will repeat in future
sessions studying other regions around the world.
Country Dancing (Ages 10 & up) ($10) (9 weeks) Allison Gerwitz
This class is open to boys and girls! Come join us for a fun time of dance! We'll be learning various dances from three
types of country dancing. English Country dance, from the 1700s and early 1800's, the type of dance seen in Jane Austen
movies. Civil War/NineteenthCentury dance, like the Virginia Reel. And
Contra dance, a more modern variation of older dances, which
started gaining popularity in the 1950's and 1960's. These types of
dance are both good exercise and a
chance to make friends and have fun. If you can walk forward and know the difference between right and left, then you
can do this dance! Both beginners and those with previous experience are welcome. Please wear comfortable clothing
and shoes, and consider bringing a water bottle.
Culinary Arts Technique Essentials(Grades 612 FIRM)($25)(9 weeks)Suzanne Glann
This class is for middle school high school...please keep it to those
that are currently having to report practical arts and
have the maturity to handle sharp knives. For high school credit if
there is interest I could do a second part in the spring
to complete a 1/2 unit elective course in culinary arts (class time,
plus home practice to equal 1/2 unit of credit) We will cover
classic techniques including the basic bechamel, vinaigrette, yeast
breads, the creaming method, classic sofrito, quick breads, pasta
making, and tortillas/flat breads. Because there is not a kitchen to
work in, this class will only practice the techniques, which will
be illustrated by the teacher and then students will practice the
preparation. Some things (such as bread dough) will then be brought
home to complete. Other things, like making pasta or tortillas can be
completed in class. The finished dish will be brought in by the
teacher for tasting each class, to offer as a reference.
Elementary Poetry 1(Grades 36)($20)(9 weeks)Vanessa Verhagen
In this class we will explore different types of poetry through reading and writing. We will work on rhyming, free verse,
acrostics, limericks, haiku, and more. This will be time to express ourselves, be creative and let your imagination loose!
Please feel free to bring pens, pencils (color ones too) highlighters
or markers. Anything you would like to use to jazz up
your writing.
Elementary Poetry 2(Grades 36)($20)(9 weeks)Vanessa Verhagen
Each week in this class we will explore a different form of Poetry
writing. We will read model poems and then create our own poems. This
will not be a repeat of class 1. Class 1 is also not required to take
before taking this class. Poetry writing can be started anywhere. This
will be time to express ourselves, be creative and let your imagination
loose! Please feel free to bring pens, pencils (color ones too)
highlighters or markers. Anything you would like to use to jazz up your
writing. If students choose to take both classes 1 & 2 I will offer
a $5 discount on total($35 for both).
Everything Christmas(ages 810)($30)(9 weeks)Elizabeth Lawson)Class is 3:004:15)
Each week, we will create a Christmas gift.
Fiction Writing(ages 13adult)($18)(9 weeks)Michael Scott
This course will provide the student a sturdy foundation in writing
fiction. Lessons will focus on point of view, character
development, plotting, setting,
pacing, dialogue, and
options for publishing
(comparisons of traditional
publishing, e-publishing, vanity and print on demand).
Fun with Crafts (Grades 15)($20)(9 weeks)Michele Boyer
Come and let your creativity juices flow with various craft projects
that includes projects for holiday gift giving, projects about
different countries, fall & winter crafts, and more. All materials
will be provided by the teacher.
Fun with Numbers(Ages 3K)($12)(9 weeks)Mindy Sotomayor
In this class we will be covering numbers 020. Some very simple addition will be added as well as worksheets for the
children. All materials provided by the teacher.
Geography Center Games(grades 36)($10)(9 weeks)Kim Scott
This class utilizes Geography centers from EvanMoor. Students will work independently on a different geographical topic
each week, by playing a file folder game. 13 Topics include, maps,
grids, lat. and long. lines, regions of the US, compass
rose, earth's landforms, bodies of water, US landmarks, etc. Toward the
end of the session if students have finished all the available
folders I will bring geography board games and trivia games to close
out the session. Students should be fluent readers and writers.
The games include answer keys and I will be milling around available
for answering questions, but not to lead a student through an entire
game.
Gingerbread House and More(Grades KAdult)($22)(9 weeks)Darrien Boyer (Class will begin at 12:45)
This class is going to be a fun and creative way for individuals or
families to get ready for the holidays. We will be making trains,
trees, people, houses and more throughout the 9 weeks. We will be able
to leave the projects in the room to dry each week so they don’t
fall apart on the way home. If you have more than 1 child in the class
they can all work on the same project together or do individual
projects. Please specify which you will choose to do during sign up.
Please make sure that if your child is younger and it may be difficult
to work on these projects by themselves, that they have help from an
adult. All materials will be provided by the teacher.
Graphic Design 101(Grades 9Adult FIRM)($40)(9 weeks)Ken Huth
Ken has been a professional photographer for over 25 years and does graphic & web design for clients with his company
WildIdea Design. Contact: ken@huthphoto.com with any questions. Cost $40 with book included (The NonDesigner's
Design Book) Extra student(sibling or parent)
sharing book $17 Learn computer graphic design
principles and work
through increasingly complex projects like business cards, flyers & web banners. Students need good computer skills and
the ability to access the Internet at home/library. Each week students
will learn principles in the class that they will be
required to practice at home using two free online web sites (any fairly recent Mac or PC is fine), and bring their finished
work in via CD, thumb drive or printed copy. Students will learn to use
the 4 principles of good design, to use typography
well, to understand the basics of working with photos in design, and to clearly see a bad design and know how to fix it.
How a Nation Was Formed(Grades 25)($15)(9 weeks)Jeff Boyer
In this class we will be learning about the many presidents that helped form our country along with the states and how
they became part of our nation. We will be doing projects, games, and work sheets. Please bring a pencil to class each
week.
Intro to Latin(Grades 9adult FIRM)($12)(9 weeks)Lisa Huth
If you've wondered why
in the world the
chemical abbreviation for
lead is Pb, or why
lb. stands for pound,
or why \December is called December it's all thanks
to Latin! If you've ever used the phrase, "terra firma," you were
speaking Latin! A study of Latin is beneficial for English
vocabulary, as well as learning other Romance (Romanbased, get
it??) languages like Spanish, French, and Italian. I had 4 years
of high school Latin and will using "Latin Made Simple" by Doug
Julius as a resource. Handouts will be provided. Students should bring
a folder or 3ring binder and a pen/pencil.
Lapbook Lessons(Grades K4)($15)(9 weeks) Jaime Willistein
Students will learn about and develop at least two (hopefully three – time permitting lapbooks) based on various topics:
Fall – includes life
cycle of pumpkin,
hibernation of squirrels,
leaf changes, etc.
Frogs – includes
comparing and contrasting using Venn Diagrams,
metamorphosis, and identifying body parts. If time allows, we'll add a
literature based lapbook as well. Students enrolled in this class
should be able to manipulate scissors independently and some reading
skills would be helpful though not required.
LEGO Builders (Ages 712)($12)(9 weeks)Darrien Boyer
During this class you will learn to build a variety of Lego creations by taking part in fun challenges and competitions
leading up to a bigger challenges that will test your Lego building skills. Children will need to provide their own Legos for
the class. Children will be working on projects in class and at home. They will be encouraged to work on the weekly
projects at home and may have an adult's help.
Life of Christ(ages 10adult)($18)(9 weeks)Michael Scott
This course will introduce the student to a chronological overview of
the life of Jesus, from his birth through resurrection and
ascension. Special attention will be given to the major events of His
life, and will provide a useful context in which to understand
His teachings and miracles. Students should bring a Bible to class and
a notebook.
Little Keepers of the Home (Ages 36)(9 weeks)($20)Suzanne Glann
Does your child aspire to be a daddy or a mommy some day? Little Keepers will help to develop these important skills.
Each week we will complete activities that will include cooking,
cleaning, laundry, driving (yes, it's true!), saving money,
shopping, caring for pets, planning a celebration, and ending with a
party for parents and siblings to share how much we've learned.
There will be a "take home" project every week. Best suited for
independent 3's 6's.
(Mom and Me)Sing the Word in Sign Language(Any age w/ parent)($20 first child/$10 additional child)(9 weeks)Kim
Scott
We will work on learning to sign scriptures that are set to music for the purpose of scripture memory and building a sign
language vocabulary. Children of any age are welcome with a parent. Children should be able to sit quietly and follow
directions to participate. Practicing at home together during the week is recommended.
New York State History(ages 10adult)($18)(9 weeks)Michael Scott
This course will give the student an overview of the history of New York State, beginning with the Iroquois Confederacy
through its founding as a Dutch colony, and then its transition via Westward Expansion to the Empire State we know today.
Organized Gym(Ages 811)($12)(9 weeks)Jeff Boyer
This class is a good way for boys and girls to let out some energy and be active. Each week children will be participating
in different sports such as soccer, volleyball, basketball, and much more.
Peer Review(Ages 1118)($8)(9 weeks)Mary Helen Santacesaria & Susan Santacesaria
This class is NOT a writing class. It is a critiquing class. This class
is for students who are serious about writing, who
already have substantial writing pieces to share, and who WANT
constructive, peer feedback to help improve their writing. Students
must also be mature enough to give/receive constructive criticism.
Email access is highly recommended (so you don't have to print out
copies of your work for the entire class) and should be sent to the
teacher before the first class.
Photography 201(Grades 7Adult FIRM)($20)(9 weeks)Ken Huth
Ken has been a professional photographer for over 25 years,
specializing in publications photography, theatre and events.
See his work at
HuthPhoto.com Contact:
ken@huthphoto.com with any
questions Prerequisites &
Activities: Student needs to have a digital camera (
SLR or point & shoot is OK, but the camera MUST allow manual
settings to complete the assignments. No film cameras or cell
phone cameras please.) Family will order and pay for several prints at
the photo lab (estimated additional cost $20) Student must be
able to create a free account on flickr.com to submit assignments
Looking at good photos online (parents should supervise) Going
outside during class to take photos Optional: We'll do one bonus
'Photo Walk' with the student and any family member that wants to join
in taking photos... This will not be during class time and is just for
fun/experience.
Primary Intro to Music(Grades K2)($18)(9 weeks)Michelle Trost
Students will experience & practice basic musical concepts through singing, instruments, movement, and listening.
Science Is... (Grades 14)($15)(9 weeks)Jaime Willistein(Class will
begin at 12:45) Using a great experiment based booked called
Science Is, this class will allow children to "make" Science happen!
Topics such as physics, magnets, optics, and botany will be
covered. Children should not be afraid to get a little dirty and
be comfortable working in groups. Scientific method will be
discussed as we prove or disprove our hypothesizes. As the course goes
on, the instructor may ask children to bring in some various things
from home (recyclables like empty coffee cans or the like) so that each
child can take home a project to share with the family!
ShowNTell(Ages 46)($10)(9 weeks)Elizabeth Lawson
Each week, the children bring one item from home to show to their
circle of classmates and to tell us something about it. The goal for
this class is to encourage each child's expression/vocabulary and to
give the children opportunity to interact together with new
friends!
Sign Language(ASL)(Grades 4 12)($18)(9 weeks)Jeff Boyer
This class will be fun, easy to learn, and helpful for children amongst the deaf community. Children will be learning or
reviewing basic sign
language such as finger
signing, numbers, food,
emotions, etc. and also
learning how to communicate with other hearing
impaired individuals with simple words to sentences. We will also be
learning how to sign to many worship songs No previous classes are
required, but if you have taken them, we will be advancing what we
learned last semester along with the music after a brief review.
Spanish I(Grades 15)($18)(9 weeks)Michele Boyer
We will be learning or reviewing Spanish letters, initial sounds, basic
words, weather, animals, food, family, date, months, & more while
playing games to recognize & memorize them. We will also be getting
into simple sentences and having short conversations. It is not
required to have taken the spring class, but if you did, we will be
reviewing what we learned and then moving on. Please have
children bring a pencil and folder to class each week, we will be
working on worksheets and have hand outs.
Stampin’ & Scrappin’(Grades 4Adult FIRM)($25)(9 weeks)Michele Boyer
You don’t have to be experienced to get crafty in this class! We will be making many projects using stamps, scrapbooking
materials, embellishments and more. Students will also have access to my Cricut machine to help decorate the many
cards, mini albums, gift bags, tags, and much more that we will be making in this class. Please bring a mono adhesive
runner with you each week to class, all other materials will be provided by the teacher.
Story Starters (Grades 25)($15)(9 weeks)Darrien Boyer
Calling all storytellers! This class will give your child the chance to
explore their imagination in story. Children will be given a
topic and finishing it in their own perspective. Each week the children
will get a chance to read their version of the story and
share with other class mates. Each child will receive all of their
children’s stories bound to take home on the last day. Children must be
able to write on their own(with minimal help from the teacher for
spelling) and bring a pencil every week.They will be doing different
projects than the spring class, so if you have already taken the class,
you will be doing new things.
Theatre Skills (Grades 612 FIRM)($18)(9 weeks)Michele Boyer (Class will begin at 12:45)
I was a musical theatre major in school and participated in many plays throughout the years. In this class, children will
have fun while learning Improvisation and acting skills. We will be
doing commercials, small plays, skits, role playing, etc.
The children will learn
to work with others
in groups and by
themselves while expressing
themselves. Learning memorization and
writing their own scripts at times.
Children will be working together to write
and put on a play for everyone during the last
class.
U.S. Constitution(ages 10adult)($18)(9 weeks)Michael Scott (includes the cost of Textbook)
This course will
introduce the student
to the structure of
the Federal Government
as outlined in the
United States Constitution. Special attention will be
given to the historical developments as the nation has grown since its
foundation following the American Revolution. A pocket
Constitution is a necessary textbook. One will be provided for the
student.
Wilton 1: Decorating Basics Cake Decorating (Ages 10 Adult) (9 weeks) ($45/$15) Sarah Kenney(Class will begin at
12:30) *$45 including kit and book / *$15 if purchase your
own(required: Decorating Basics kit and course book. No prior
experience is needed to take this class. Sarah is a Wilton Method
Instructor. Students will learn the WILTON method techniques to
decorate cakes with buttercream icing and some icing flowers.
Icing ingredients will be additional.
Wilton 2: Flowers and Cake Design(Ages 10Adult)(9 weeks)($45/$15)Sarah Kenney(begins at 12:40 & ends at 2:55)
*$45 including kit and book / *$15 if purchase your own(required:
Wilton Course 2 book) Must have taken Basics or Course 1 previously to
participate in this class. Sarah is a Wilton Method Instructor.
Students will learn the
WILTON method techniques
to decorate cakes with
buttercream icing and
some icing flowers. Icing
ingredients will be additional.
Where's Thumbkin(Ages 46)($20)(9 weeks)Elizabeth Lawson
Each week, a classic nursery rhyme will be explored through reading,
singing, arts & crafts, math and science and related story
books.