And above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfection. ~ Col. 3:14

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO READ BEFORE SIGNING UP FOR GROUP LESSONS!

Fall Session for 2008-2009 School Year

Mondays September 8th to November 10th (No classes October 13th)

Browncroft Community Church at 2530 Browncroft Blvd.

Wednesdays September 10th to November 12th (No classes October 15th)

Calvary Chapel of Greece 85 Kuhn Road

Things to Keep in Mind When Attending Group Lessons :

1. BCC and CCG have been VERY GENEROUS in allowing us to use their buildings. They are not requiring a specific rent, but merely asking for any donation we can afford. PLEASE HELP US TO BLESS THEM IN RETURN BY TAKING VERY GOOD CARE OF THEIR BUILDINGs!!!!! If your children make a mess, clean it up. If something gets broken or if you need supplies such as toilet paper, please report it right away to the following people:

BCC - Sheri Hanley, Ellen Gerwitz, Leanne Lynch, or Alison Lukowski.

CCG - Javelle Symons or Nikki Pagani

2. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CHILDREN'S ACTIONS. Watch the behavior of your children. Have your children WITH you at all times if they are not in a class. If you absolutely have to leave the premises for some reason, there must be another adult in charge of your children and your children must know who that adult is! (Even teenagers must be supervised!)

3. Please DO NOT ENTER OR USE any of the following rooms:

BCC - church offices, the library, the sanctuary, the kitchen, the chapel or the fellowship hall.

CCG - church offices, the Sunday School office, the sanctuary, or the upstairs hallway & classrooms.

4. Remember that there will be classes going on as well as regular church business. Please do not allow your children to run or yell in the building.

5. Parents & children who are not in classes may fellowship in the following areas:

BCC - Playground, Youth Room(Room #A8/9), Nursery(B28) or Room #B27 (Piano may not be used).

CCG - Playground, Fellowship Hall, & Nursery.

Please do not use any other rooms to sit in during classes. Children should not be in any rooms unless accompanied by an adult or responsible teenager.

NURSERY USE: This area is designed for mothers will small children. If you have older children, please do not allow them in the nursery area. Those families using the nursery are responsible to clean up after themselves. There will be a vacuum located in the nursery for general use in the building. Please make sure to vacuum up any crumbs on the floor. Please do not allow children to damage any of the nursery equipment.

6. All families are responsible to clean up their own mess when they are ready to leave for the day. This means straightening chairs, picking up any loose papers or trash & placing it in one of the trash bins located in the hallways or classrooms. In addition, each family will be asked to choose one week to help in the building. During this time, families will either assist in setting up & prepping classrooms for use or straightening them, closing windows, & turning out lights.

7. You must have medical insurance &/or sign a liability waiver to participate in any gym classes.

8. The only animals allowed on the premises are service animals (such as guide dogs) or service animals in-training. Service animals should always be clearly identified.

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Fall Session for 2008-2009 School Year

Mondays September 8th to November 10th (No classes October 13th) - BCC

Wednesdays, September 10th to November 12th (No classes October 15th) - CCG

Information about class selection - Our group lessons classes are offered by "independent contractors". This means that classes may vary in content, structure, requirements, fees, etc.; thus it is the parents' responsibility to select classes which would be most appropriate for their children. To aid in this selection, each teacher has written a class description. 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. Parents may visit classes at any time, but if you are going to attend the class as a student, you should sign up (& pay) for the class for yourself as well. Please do not bring younger children with you when you visit a class unless you have cleared this with the teacher first.

Sign up is on a first come - first served basis. If you wait until the end of the sign up period to schedule your classes, you may find that many of them are already closed. Some classes even close the first day! If you want to make a change in your scheduled classes, please do so by the end of the sign up period! If you cancel after the deadline, there will be a $15 cancellation fee!

Payment Information - See next page for information about paying teachers and the expense fee.

Late Fees – If your payments are late, there will be a one-week "grace period" during which a $5.00 late fee will be added to your expense fee.

After the one-week "grace period," all members of your family will be taken off the class lists, & you will owe a $15 cancellation fee. (The only payments accepted after the grace period will be from families whose children get into classes from the waiting lists.)

Please be responsible in submitting your payments on time! (If you have a family emergency, such as a death in the family, please contact Ellen Gerwitz for an exemption from the above late fees.) Irresponsibility is not an emergency!

Directions to Browncroft Community Church.

2530 Browncroft Blvd. Located just east of Creek St./Blossom Rd. intersection of Browncroft Blvd.

From the South: Take 590 North; exit at Browncroft. Make a right onto Browncroft. Go down & up a large hill. Go through the traffic light. Building on left with a blue roof.

From the Northwest: Take 390 South to 490 East to 590 North. Exit on Browncroft Blvd. Make a right onto Browncroft. Go down & up a large hill. Go through the traffic light. Building on left with a blue roof.

From the Northeast: Take 104 East to 590 South. Exit on Browncroft Blvd. Make a left onto Browncroft. Go down & up a large hill. Go through the traffic light. Building on left with a blue roof.

PLEASE PARK IN THE EAST SIDE PARKING LOT & ENTER THE BUILDING THROUGH THE DOOR LOCATED AT THE END OF "C" HALL WHICH IS TO THE RIGHT WHEN YOU ARE FACING THE PLAYGROUND.

Directions to Calvary Chapel of Greece

85 Kuhn Road, between Long Pond Road and Flynn Road

From the North: Enter the Lake Ontario State parkway. Exit at Long Pond Road. Turn south (right) onto Long Pond Road. The next right hand turn will be Kuhn Road. The church will be on your left hand side right after St. Mark's church.

From the South: Take 390 North. Take exit for Lake Ontario State parkway WEST. Exit at Long Pond Road. Turn south (left) onto Long Pond Rd. The next right hand turn will be Kuhn Road. The church will be on your left hand side right after St. Mark's church.

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Fall Session for 2008-2009 School Year

Mondays, September 8th to November 10th (No classes October 13th)

Wednesdays, September 10th to November 12th (No classes October 15th) - CCG

HOW TO SIGN UP FOR GROUP LESSONS:

I. CALL Ellen Gerwitz at 621-6445. (DO NOT EMAIL!)

Monday, July 14th at 9:00 AM - Charity LEAH members may begin to sign up.

Monday, July 21st at 9:00 AM - All other LEAH group members may begin to sign up.

II. August 15th at 9:00 PM - SIGN UP ENDS!!!!! All changes in sign up must be made by this date.

III. August 18th - All payments & expense fees for the fall session are DUE by this date.

MAIL payments & expense fees to: Ellen Gerwitz at 58 Banker Place, Rochester, NY 14616.

A. Payment for classes (Checks or cash)

• CHECKS: Make these out to the individual teachers. If you are taking more than one class offered by the same teacher, you may make out just one check to that person for the combined totals of the classes. If you are taking classes from two teachers from the same family, please make out individual checks to each teacher.
• CASH: Payments must be made in exact amounts for each individual teacher.

B. Expense fee for Charity LEAH (Check or cash) Expense fees : $1.00 per class per child. (i.e. Family A has three children. Each child is taking four classes. Family A owes an expense fee of $12.00, which will be donated to the churches for the use of their building.)

• Checks for the expense fee should be made out to Charity LEAH. This money will be donated to the two churches to help them cover their building expenses. Please make sure you include your check or cash for the expense fee when you make your other payments.

IV. August 18th - August 25th

Any payment received during this time frame is subject to a $5.00 late fee.

V. August 25th

If payment is not received by this date, your family's classes will be canceled.

Needs: Each family must take a turn to either clean up or set up in the building one time during the nine weeks. Please choose either a SET-UP or a CLEAN-UP time slot.

(BCC = SET UP 12:40 to 1:00 / CLEAN UP 4:40 to 5:00)

(CCG = SET UP 12:10 to 12:30 / CLEAN UP 2:30 to 2:50)

SET-UP for BCC & CCG: moving tables/chairs & carrying to prepare the rooms for classes.

CLEAN-UP for BCC: closing windows, straightening tables & chairs, turning off lights, and flushing toilets.

CLEAN UP for CCG: the same as BCC and may also involve some sweeping and vacuuming.

PLEASE NOTE: There are limited SET-UP slots available. These will be handed out on a first-come, first serve basis.

Information for the Schedules:

There is a small break of five minutes between the classes to allow students to change rooms. 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, & cost of the class per student for all weeks.

Descriptions of the classes are located on the pages following the schedules in alphabetical order. Each listing contains the name of the class, the name of the teacher, the age or grade level & the cost of the class. At the end of that, classes are listed by grade level to allow you to see at a glance what is available for your child's level. If you have any questions regarding the content of a class, please call the teacher or Ellen Gerwitz.

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CLASSES ON THE EAST SIDE!!!!

ADVANCED TUMBLING/BALANCE BEAM (Grades K- 4) ($10) (9 weeks) ALYSSA KOBER
In this class your child will learn more advanced tumbling moves such as back bends, front limbers, round offs, & more. On Balance Beam they will learn turns, cartwheels, & maybe even advance to back walkovers. Student Requirements: Please have hair that is longer than shoulder length pulled up. To be in this class you need to be able to do a cartwheel & land on your feet, & be able to hold your own body weight in a bridge & handstand. If you have any questions, please e-mail me: aaleap92@juno.com

AMERICAN GIRL - KIT (Grades 1st - 6th) ($22) (9 weeks) ALLISON GERWITZ
Imagine having to give up your bedroom for a complete stranger! This is what happened to Kit, the American Girl doll we will study in this class. Kit lived during the Great Depression which happened in America from 1929 until 1939. We will, of course, have lots of crafts, games, and snacks because learning about history is more fun when it's hands-on! Girls are encouraged to bring their favorite doll (even those that are not American Girl dolls) to class with them. All supplies are included. NOTE: Students should bring a smock or old T-shirt to each class - just in case.

ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BODY (5th grade &up) ($18) (9 weeks) JEFF BOYER
In this class kids will learn the different body systems (skeletal, digestive, nervous, etc), & the organs that accompany those systems. We will play games & do projects to assist in the kids ability to retain what we have learned.

ARCHERY FUN (Ages 8 & up) ($15) (9 weeks) JEFF BOYER
Bows & arrows will be provided, but if you have one, you can use your own. Class will take place outside if weather permits or in the gym with alternate activities provided. Simulated targets may also be used such as deer, or turkey.

ART STYLES & MOVEMENTS (Ages 8 - 12) ($15) KIRA SINCLAIR
We will be learning about various art movements/styles and some of the artists that were a part of them. For each movement, students will create their own projects inspired by the artists who painted in that particular style.  We will be covering Art Movements such as Impressionism, Cubism, and Realism, and artists such as Monet, Picasso, and DaVinci.  Students should bring a sketch book.  The teacher will provide all other materials (paint, brushes, canvas, etc.)

BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS (Ages 9 & up) ($15) (9 weeks) JEFF BOYER
We will be promoting the basics of the game; dribbling, passing, physical exercise, correct form, & working together as a team will be promoted.

BASIC CAKE DECORATING (Grades 7th - AD) ($24) (9 weeks) AMY BARNHART
This will be a fun class that teaches the basics of cake decorating.  You will learn how to make decorator's icing, fancy borders, writing, the rose, simple flowers, leaves and more.  I have 18 years cake decorating experience to share!  I hope you'll join me to learn this art that will bless your family and friends for years to come. Fee includes Wilton cake decorating supplies for the student to keep.

BAS. FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS(Ages 8 & up)($14)(9 weeks) NICOLE HARPER & SUSAN SANTACESARIA
Students will learn the basics of tying knots & making friendship bracelets. They will complete the following bracelets: Double Chain, Basic Diagonal Stripe, Chevron & Swirl.


BASIC SPANISH FUN FOR KIDS (Grades 1-4) ($14) (9 weeks) MICHELLE BOYER
Children will have fun while learning Spanish letters, initial sounds, basic words, weather, animals, food, & more while playing games to recognize & memorize them.

BASIC TUMBLING/BALANCE BEAM (Grades K-4) ($10) (9 weeks) ALYSSA KOBER
In this class your child will learn the basic skills in tumbling & on the balance beam. They will begin each class with warm-up & stretching, & then they will practice how to do forward rolls, h&st&s, bridges, & more. On the balance beam they will begin with basic walking (forwards, backwards, on tiptoe, etc.) & advance to leaps, knee scales, & V-sits. For students that have mastered these skills, we will work on more advanced moves according to their capabilities. Student Requirement- Please have hair that is longer than shoulder length pulled up.

CHRISTMAS CRAFTS & GIFT MAKING(Ages 7 & up)($25) (9 weeks) ALISON & AVERY LUKOWSKI
In this class We will be making  homemade Christmas gifts.  Make & give these fun crafts away or keep them for yourself if you must. We will make 2 fabric & bead necklaces,  2 fancy fabric ponytail holders, Shrinky dink earrings, painted window decals, & 2 ID necklaces for your favorite webkin or gift for someone else’s favorite webkin.   All supplies included.  We may need you to bring fabric scissors one week if you have them & a smock one week.

CREATURES THAT DEFY EVOLUTION (Grades 5th - AD) ($8) (8 weeks) AUDREY COLE
This class consists of the viewing and discussion of the DVD series entitled Creatures that Defy Evolution. It is an amazing collection of short in depth studies of God's wonderful world of created beings. Includes animal, insects and man. NOTE: This class will not meet the first week so Audrey can photograph the classes for the yearbook.

FLOOR HOCKEY (Grades 1 - 4) ($10) (9 weeks) JEN & DAKOTA MCMULLEN
Come join us for 40 minutes of high energy fun playing floor hockey.  We will begin each class with a review of the rules.  Next we will learn and practice basic skills.  The bulk of the class will be spent playing a game. Each player will be required to wear a helmet and sneakers, and to bring his/her own stick.  We look forward to seeing you there!

FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS - ADVANCED II (Ages 8 & up) ($12) (9 weeks) SUSAN SANTACESARIA
Now that you've learned all of the Basic & Advanced bracelets, it's time to get creative.  You will design your own bracelet & "teach" it to the group.

FUN WITH CRAFTS (Grades 1st - 4th) ($18) (9 weeks) MICHELLE BOYER
Children will have fun being creative while making various projects. Some projects include candle making, ceramic frames, sun catchers, canvas pillows, sand art, & much more! All materials will be provided by the teacher.

GET UP & STOMP MUSIC CLASS (Grades 2 - 5) ($15) (9 weeks) MICHELLE BOYER
This music class will be a hands-on class to promote hand-eye coordination, music & movement, rhythm, & more. I will be using the Do-Re-Me &you set “Get Up & Stomp“. We will be using rhythm sticks, buckets, drums, balls, tone blocks, etc. to learn rhymes & beats. We will be putting together a program to perform for the parents on the last day of classes. Rhythm sticks & other materials will be provided.

HISTORY'S HEROES (Grades K -2) ($12) (9 weeks) MICHELLE & ALYSSA KOBER
In this class we'll be watching a half hour video about a special hero in our history. On the following Monday we will do an activity, game, or craft to reinforce what we learned about our hero. We'll be studying Helen Keller, Christopher Columbus, the Wright Brothers, & William Bradford. (Child must be able to sit quietly through a half hour video.)

IT'S PLAYTIME! (Ages 2 - 4) ($12) (9 weeks) ALYSSA KOBER
This is a class for toddlers/preschoolers to come in & play with their friends. There will be coloring sheets available if your child would like to color. We will be having a snack the last week, so if your child has any allergies please let me know.

JEWELRY MAKING (Ages 10 & up) ($25) (9 weeks) CASANDRA MEUNIER
In this class you will learn how to make two types of earrings, a anklet, and a bracelet. All supplies will be provided for this class. The first class will be a demonstration of  how to use the tools and make each piece. The rest of the classes we will be working on making the jewelry. They will make great gifts for family, friends, or yourself.

LEARNING WITH GAMES (Ages 7-10) ($13) (10 weeks) MICHELLE BOYER
Children will be playing games while working on reading & language skills, vocabulary, logic, shapes, strategy, cause & effect, problem solving, spelling, computation & more. Games include Discovery toys learning games such as The Brain Game, Loony Libs, Unjumble, A-Z Jr., Quick Call, What’s Gnu, Money Money & more. We will play a different learning game each week.

MEET THE IMPRESSIONISTS (4th - 8th grade) ($15) (9 weeks) REBECCA PROIETTI
Come learn about the impressionists, Charlotte Mason style! We will be using picture study, comparison, narration, games & other activities to learn about & recognize amazing works of art from artists like Monet, Dega, & Renoir. We will study nine artists in all. Also, we will be keeping an art appreciation notebook. Students are required to bring a 1” 3-ringed binder & a pencil.

MUNCHKINS IN MOTION (K-2nd) ($12) ( 9 weeks) ALLISON GERWITZ
We will learn and practice various physical education skills by playing a variety of games including: Balloon Round-Up; Fire Safety Skills Tag; Hungry Crabs; "Beep Beep!"; Jumping Explorations; Couch Potato; Animal Fun; Monsters, Inc.; and general kid's games. Please have children wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

MUSIC GAMES FOR LEARNING N' FUN (Grades 2- 5) (8 weeks)($16) JEANITTA THOMAS
Children will learn music concepts through playing games made for enhancing or teaching the treble and bass clefs, notes, symbols, rhythms, dynamics and much more. We will draw, jump, twist, shout, and learn a little keyboard too! NOTE: Class will not meet on first day - September 8th.

OPEN ART  (All ages) ($10) (9 weeks) JEFF BOYER
Bring in your work. I will be assisting students with different techniques to improve their drawing skills. Kids should bring in those things they want to draw the first week. All levels of experience are welcome, I will help you to advance to the next. I will also give ideas & show samples of possible projects for the following weeks.

PHOTOGRAPHY (Grades 7 - 12) ($12) (8 weeks) AUDREY COLE
The kids will be expected to produce 4x5 prints of their homework. Also have printed 3 to 4 5X7 prints near the end of the class of their best work. We will have a photo contest the week before the last and display the winners the last week. I will supply the mats for our displaying of the photos and the ribbons for the show. Their will be no class the first week so I can photograph the other classes for the yearbook. NOTE: This class will not meet the first week so Audrey can photograph the classes for the yearbook. Student needs: Camera and it's manual (preferably digital, but not required)

SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS (Ages 9 - 12) ($15) (9 weeks) JEFF BOYER
We will be doing a variety of fun hands-on experiments.  The experiments will be based on electricity, weather, & general science.  All supplies will be provided by teacher.

SHARING YOUR FAITH WITHOU FEAR: THE WAY OF THE MASTER (7th - AD) ($25) (9 weeks) PASTOR MICHAEL KENNEY & SARAH KENNEY
Christians are called to go unto all the World & Preach the Gospel to every creature - but statistics show only 2% do so regularly. Learn how to overcome fears of rejection - or feelings of inadequacy & avoid argument! Practical, hands on, & video based teaching. Fee includes book & supplies.

Spanish I (Grades 5 -AD) ($30) (9 weeks) ELLEN GERWITZ
This is a course which will meet for the entire school year. It is the equivalent of one year of high school Spanish. Each week, we will spend the first half of class learning the lesson. During the second half of class, we will do the homework together & practice it orally. Students will learn grammar, vocabulary, & pronunciation through a variety of exercises. Students are required to purchase a good Spanish dictionary & a Spanish verb conjugation book (501 Spanish Verbs). Students will use these two books for both Spanish I & II. In addition, a Lesson Packet & a Homework Packet will be given to the student. (The cost for these two booklets -$7- is built into the cost for the class.) These two booklets cover the entire year's worth of notes & homework assignments. (NOTE: This class will continue to meet on Mondays during both fall & spring sessions. We will also meet on one Monday per month in December, January, February, & March. If you choose to take the fall session of the class to try out the class, you do NOT have to continue for the rest of the year if you do not wish to do so. If you do continue, the remaining fee will be $26 which will be due in March. This is a $20 reduction in total cost from last year.)

Spanish II (Grades 5 - AD) ($30) (9 weeks) ELLEN GERWITZ
PREQUISITE: SPANISH I or the equivalent. This is a course which will meet for the entire school year. It is the equivalent of the second year of high school Spanish. Each week, we will spend the first half of class learning the lesson. During the second half of class, we will do the homework together & practice it orally. Students will learn grammar, vocabulary, & pronunciation through a variety of exercises. Students will be asked to write sentences & short essays using the grammar principles & vocabulary. We will emphasize the actual use of the language in writing, speaking, & reading. Students will also be given assignments to translate from Spanish to English & vice versa. Students should have a good Spanish dictionary & a Spanish verb conjugation book (501 Spanish Verbs). In addition, a Lesson Packet & a Homework Packet will be given to the student. (The cost for these two booklets -$7- is built into the cost for the class.) These two booklets cover the entire year's worth of notes & homework assignments. (NOTE: This class will continue to meet on Mondays during both fall & spring sessions. We will also meet on one Monday per month in December, January, February, & March. If you choose to take the fall session of the class to try out the class, you do NOT have to continue for the rest of the year if you do not wish to do so. If you do continue, the remaining fee will be $26 which will be due in March. This is a $20 reduction in total cost from last year.)

STORYBOOK FUN (Ages 5 & 6) ($12) (9 weeks) MARY HELEN & SUSAN SANTACESARIA
We will read stories & do activities related to the stories.  Activities include crafts, games, & snacks.

THE AUTUMN NATURE JOURNAL (3rd - 6th grade) ($15) (9 weeks) REBECCA & JORDAN PROIETTI
Discover a whole new way of seeing the world around you by keeping a nature journal. In this class we will be recording, observing, drawing, & writing about insects, plants, leaves, weather, etc. of the autumn world. We will be using field guides & having various scavenger hunts & fun activities. Students will be encouraged to continue journaling during the week on their own & share with the class their entries if they so choose. Most classes will be conducted outdoors (weather permitting). Students are required to bring their own colored pencils. Nature journals & other art medium will be provided.

THE NIGHT SKY & MORE (Grades 1-4) ($13) (9 weeks) MICHELLE BOYER
Children will explore the many constellations in the sky & learn where & when they are located. We will also learn about the planets, sun, & moons. We will do crafts, play games, & make a constellation book. All materials will be provided by teacher.

CLASSES ON THE WEST SIDE!!!!

CREATIVE ARTS (Ages 4- 8) ($ 15) (9 weeks) NATHANIEL & NOAH RENZ
Children will create their own masterpieces using a wide range of art materials.  Each lesson focuses upon developing skills, learning techniques and expanding knowledge. Children will be exposed to different techniques, tools, vocabulary and applications all the while having FUN! Please bring scissors to class, all other material will be provided by the teacher.  Please have children dress appropriately to deal with paint, glue and such.

BASIC TUMBLING/BALANCE BEAM (Ages 4- 8) ($10) (9 weeks) ALYSSA KOBER
In this class your child will learn the basic skills in tumbling & on the balance beam. They will begin each class with warm-up & stretching, & then they will practice how to do forward rolls, h&st&s, bridges, & more. On the balance beam they will begin with basic walking (forwards, backwards, on tiptoe, etc.) & advance to leaps, knee scales, & V-sits. For students that have mastered these skills, we will work on more advanced moves according to their capabilities. Student Requirement- Please have hair that is longer than shoulder length pulled up.

BASIC TUMBLING/BALANCE BEAM (Ages 9 - 14) ($10) (9 weeks) ALYSSA KOBER
In this class your child will learn the basic skills in tumbling & on the balance beam. They will begin each class with warm-up & stretching, & then they will practice how to do forward rolls, h&st&s, bridges, & more. On the balance beam they will begin with basic walking (forwards, backwards, on tiptoe, etc.) & advance to leaps, knee scales, & V-sits. For students that have mastered these skills, we will work on more advanced moves according to their capabilities. Student Requirement- Please have hair that is longer than shoulder length pulled up.

HANDS-ON ZOOM CHALLENGE (Ages 9- 14) ($12) (9 weeks) KRISTEN & JOSIAH RENZ
Hands on science class based on activities from PBS show Zoom.  Activities will educate in one of these areas:  Chemistry, Engineering, the Five Senses, Forces and Energy, Life Sciences, Patterns. Sounds, Structures or Water.  May include Marshmallow shooters, Egg drops, rockets, and cauldron bubbles and many others!

RHYTHMS, SONGS, & COMPOSERS (Ages 9 - 14) ($10) (9 weeks) KRISTEN RENZ
Activities include game songs, dramatic play, use of instruments in jam sessions, and movement.  Class will use singing, rhythm, drumming, music and dance from around the world! Music will encompass Patriotic songs, classical music including learning about some of the great composers, classic familiar tunes and some new ones too!  Children love music and moving and these activities will help them develop a love of music, work on rhythm and become more creative.

RHYTHMS, SONGS, & MOVEMENT (Ages 4- 8) ($10) (9 weeks) KRISTEN RENZ
Activities include game songs, dramatic play, use of instruments in jam sessions, finger play and movement.  Class will use singing, rhythm, drumming, music from around the world, marching and lots of sincere, silly fun! Music will encompass Patriotic songs, classical music including learning about some of the great composers, classic familiar tunes and some new ones too! Children love music and moving and these activities will help them work off excess energy, develop a love of music and become more creative.