charity leah programs
And above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness.
~ Col. 3:14
regularly scheduled programs
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Annual Kickoff Picnic -
Our annual get-together designed to introduce families to each
other and to the board members. We have a short meeting,
fellowship, games, and fun. Open to anyone who is interested in
attending.
Group Classes - Classes
are held at Calvary Chapel of Rochester, on Browncroft Blvd in
Penfield. We meet for two sessions each year. The fall
session runs from September to November and the spring session runs
from April to May.
New Homeschooler's Seminars - Designed for those who are
considering homeschooling or planning to homeschool. The seminar
is held in May of each year.
Book-It Reading Program - Pizza Hut's Reading Program for grades
K - 6 which allows children to earn free personal pizzas for reading
books.
Field Trips - Scheduled throughout the year at various locations.
field trips
INFORMATION REGARDING FIELD TRIPS - 2010/2011
(click here to jump down to the list of upcoming filed trips)
1. I have attempted to secure as many dates as possible, but there are
always changes through the year so ALWAYS check the email for updated
information on dates/days/times of all field trips.
2. I will send out an email announcing the field trip, giving details,
and asking for RSVP to one of their email addresses at least a week or
two in advance. I will always list a date for RSVP and I will
indicate whether or not the field trip is open to ONLY Charity LEAH, or
to family and friends as well.
PLEASE always double check that you RSVP to the correct email address.
I will email you back with a response, so if you don't get one from me
within a day, I probably didn't get your email!!
3. Because of the large number of people to manage for field trips, it
is usually most convenient to use email for sign ups. You may
certainly call to sign up but all announcements will go out via
email. With them being posted on Facebook as well, it is ok for
you to accept that you are coming, but you MUST email me to sign up, a
FB accept is NOT a sign up!!
4. Suggesting and/or Scheduling Trips: I appreciate any and all
suggestions, but I may not be able to make them all happen. I
will do my best to fit in your suggestions if not this year, maybe next
year. If you would like to coordinate a field trip, I am totally open
to that. Please don't feel that you cannot organize a trip just
because Charity has a "field trip coordinator." I just ask that
you contact me with the trip that you are planning and the date, so I
can make sure it isn't something I already have planned or the same
date as another trip, play, or class, so that there aren't conflicts.
Thanks,
Michele Boyer
ddbuggins@yahoo.com
(315)524-3873
Special Notes for 2011/2012 School Year
You will see in the list below, there are field trips that are
highlighted in yellow - those are the CONFIRMED field trips. The
others are all tentatively scheduled but will most likely occur.
Scheduling: I have attempted to secure as many dates as possible,
but there are always changes through the year so ALWAYS check the email
for updated information on dates/days/times of all field trips.
I will send out an email announcing the field trip, giving details, and
asking for sign up at least a week or two in advance. I will
always list a date for RSVP and I will indicate whether or not the
field trip is open to ONLY Charity LEAH, or to family and friends as
well.
PLEASE always double check that you RSVP to the correct email address.
I will email you back with a response, so if you don't get one from me
within a day, I probably didn't get your email!!
Because of the large number of people to manage for field trips, it is
usually most convenient to use email for sign ups. You may
certainly call to sign up but all announcements will go out via
email. With them being posted on Facebook as well, it is ok for
you to accept that you are coming, but you MUST email me to sign up, a
FB accept is NOT a sign up!!
Upcoming 2012 Charity LEAH Field Trips
January-
Family Bowling at Empire Lanes Jan 30-March 12(6 weeks)
February-
RMSC &
Planetarium Feb.
8th(10:30am)
$5 museum or $8 both
Birdsong
Trail
Feb. 17th(weather permitting) FREE
Family Bowling (Cont.) Feb. 6, 13, 27
March-
Pizzeria
Uno's
March 7th and
9th??
~$2.00
A Year w/ Frog & Toad March 15th
10:30
$6.50 ea. at Nazareth
Splash
Lagoon
March
18-19th
$129 a family for 2 days & overnight
Family Bowling(Cont. ) March 5th and 12th
Gymnastics at GTC March 27-May 8(6 weeks)
April-
Coldstone Creamery
April 18 and 19th (tentatively) FREE
Channel
13
April
?
FREE
Gymnastics (Con't.) April 3, 17, & 24
May-
Sam Patch 1 hour
tour
May 10th (tentatively)
Sam Patch 2 hour tour w/ RMSC May 11th (tentatively)
Williamsburg/Busch Gardens trip May 17-19 (dates tentative)
Hershey Homeschool
days
May-June options
Gymnastics(Con't.)
May 1st and 8th
June-
Seabreeze June
11th(10-5)
$13.77 person
I do have more that I'm waiting to hear about dates that I will add
when confirmed. All the trips highlighted are confirmed dates as
of now. Many places won't confirm this early out.
I will be sending out email sign ups for each one of these trips when
it gets closer, some of the bigger trips and plays sooner since they
need count and/or payment earlier than the trip date. So make
sure to look for the emails if you are interested in signing up for any
of them.
Also be aware of the dates on the sign up email, they are the final date, not this posting, in case they change anything on me.
*Denotes trips that will be out of state and overnight
I be adding a few more trips into some months, I am waiting to hear
back from quite a few places before I verify them. I have a long
list other than what I have put on here. There will be at least 2
or 3 a month plus other activities such as Skating, Ice Hockey,
bowling, etc.
*As you can see, I am planning a couple bigger trips that lead us into
PA. I will be sending the info. for these out a few months in
advance so that everyone has time to plan. We are going to be
getting significant rate discounts and they are great for small family
getaways.
Rochester Museum and Science Center and Planetarium
657 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607
This trip is open to everyone!!!!
Date: Wednesday Feb. 8th
Time: 10:45 am to 3:00 (If need be you can leave earlier, but we have a schedule til 3) You can also stay until 5 too!
Arrival Time: 10:30 am -- Meet in lobby
Cost: $5.00 for museum only OR $8.00 for museum and planetarium "Solar System 2012" (Children under 3 FREE)
If you are a member, you don't need to sign up for the museum, you will
need to come in separately to show pass, unless you want to do
the Planetarium with the group, then it will be the $8 and you will
need to sign up and be with the group. They do not allow anyone with a
membership to attend the Planetarium without paying group rate during
the week since it is for school groups only.
Payment Instructions: Pay Michele when you arrive
Age/Grade Levels if applicable: All ages are welcome (please use discretion if under 3 in Planetarium)
RSVP Deadline: Feb. 3rd please
Contact Person: Michele Boyer -- ddbuggins@yahoo.com
We will be touring all of the museum exhibits listed below. Our tour is
scheduled til 3:00. They have us moving at 1/2 hour and hour
increments, but it is usually not too busy so we can go where we want.
You can stay at the museum after that to explore more exhibits or go
back to ones you would like to spend more time in. If you need to
leave before that time, that is ok too.
Students and parents taking in the Planetarium show “Solar System 2012”
will meet up with us after the show to go to the exhibits with us. They
will not miss any! They recommend that the Planetarium show is
for ALL Grades! They also don’t recommend that anyone under 3 join in
unless absolutely quite and can sit through an hour show. Please
use your discretion.
Make sure to bring a lunch, we have a 1/2 hour block reserved in the
cafeteria to eat lunch, before we move on to the next exhibit. If
you plan to order lunch from there, please make sure to do it ahead of
the 12:00 time slot, so you have time to eat and not miss the next
exhibit.
There is also supporting curriculum and more info. on the museum website RMSC.org
Limited Time Exhibit:
Extreme Mammals: The Biggest, Smallest, and Most Amazing Mammals of All Time
December 23, 2011—April 15, 2012
Stand in the shadow of the largest land mammal that ever lived—the
16-foot-tall Indricotherium. Peek at a Bumblebee Bat so tiny, it weighs
only about as much as a dime. A thrilling adventure, Extreme Mammals:
The Biggest, Smallest, and Most Amazing Mammals of All Time brings
Rochester Museum & Science Center visitors face-to-face with a
wondrous array of extraordinary creatures. Experience this remarkable
exhibition from December 23, 2011 through April 15, 2012 in the Riedman
Gallery and its surrounding areas.
Featuring spectacular specimens from New York City's American Museum of
Natural History, the exhibition examines the ancestry and evolution of
numerous species through fossils, skeletons, vivid mammal
reconstructions as well as objects from Rochester Museum & Science
Center collections. Species range from huge to tiny, from speedy to
sloth-like, and display characteristics such as oversized claws, fangs,
snouts and horns. Wait…is that really a nose? Look over there—a
"walking whale!" Become utterly mesmerized.
Divided into ten main sections—Introduction, What is a Mammal?, What is
Extreme?, Heads-to-Tails: Heads, Reproduction, Heads-to-Tails Bodies,
Mammals in Motion, Extreme Environment, Extreme Isolation, Extreme
Extinction, followed by an Epilogue—the exhibition explores how mammals
survived the extinction of the dinosaurs and diversified, evolving into
the wondrous, and sometimes strange, creatures that are with us today.
Through the use of dynamic media displays, animated computer
interactive areas, hands-on activities, touchable fossils, casts and
taxidermy specimens, the exhibition highlights distinctive mammalian
qualities and illuminates the shared ancestry that unites these diverse
creatures.
Did you know that you are a mammal? You are extreme, too! Discover how
this is so, and transform yourself into a creature even more bizarre
than you could ever imagine. Crawl into a model of a glyptodont's shell
to experience what it feels like to be sheltered by this protective
body armor, try on massive mammoth teeth, and see if you can match fur
to its animal owner.
Experts continue to make marvelous mammal discoveries today…even about
what might be the most extreme mammals of all—humans. Perhaps one day
YOU will reveal the mammal discovery of a lifetime.
Extreme Mammals is organized by the American Museum of Natural History,
New York, in collaboration with the California Academy of Sciences, San
Francisco; Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, Canada; and Cleveland
Museum of Natural History.
Planetarium show:
For Grades 3–up
Solar System 2012 uses outer space as a "hook" for concepts and skills
you need to cover: proportion, comparison and contrast, mathematical
representation, gathering and organizing data, classification,
observation, prediction, decision making. Get an overview of the basics
and the most important new discoveries so you can follow news about the
Sun, planets, dwarf planets, moons, comets, and asteroids.
New Exhibit:
Grades 2–12
What is energy? Where does it come from and how do we use it? What does
the future hold for our energy needs, and what can we do to make a
difference? Students explore these questions and more in this fully
interactive exhibition developed and built by RMSC staff and
volunteers. Energy sources, forms and transformations are presented in
a way that engages the whole body so that students can truly feel the
energy required to power their world, and understand the choices they
can make to impact the future.
Adventure Zone
GRADES PRE-K –8
Take a simulated voyage under Lake Ontario! Explore aquatic life,
shipwrecks, and environmental issues. Operate an Erie Canal lock!
Become a TV weather personality!
Discover R Weather-(Grades K-8)
Lightning flashes, thunder crashes, and mist rises as you enter Discover R Weather in the Adventure Zone gallery.
Where do clouds come from? What is a "low pressure" system, and why
does it sometimes mean a rainy day? What causes lightning? Did you know
that a typical lightning bolt releases 600 trillion watts of power?
Experiment and discover at interactive stations throughout the exhibit.
Use a computer program to create a forecast to present on camera in the
Weather Studio. Record your performance, and email it to a friend!
OPTICS EXHIBIT!
Light Here | Light Now
Presented by Bausch & Lomb
Lasers, mirrors, lenses, prisms—hands-on fun with optics! Explore the
science, technology, and engineering that have made Rochester a global
center for imaging and optics research.
Bend brilliant green and red lasers through an eerie mist to learn about reflection, refraction, and diffraction.
Dance and move to mix a rainbow of "Colored Shadows."
Play beautiful music on the "Laser Harp" to discover a world of optical
sensors. Find out how lasers can be used to detect motion s you wave
your hands along invisible strings to "play the harp."
Take a trip to "Light Island!" Experiment with light and shadow as you play with lenses, mirrors, and colored filters.
Stories of Rochester contributions are woven through the exhibit.
HOW THINGS WORK
GRADES K –12
Explore the mechanisms behind everyday objects and machines. Learn
about Rochester ’s rich history of innovation. Investigate simple
machines and their role in our daily lives Appreciate invention and
problem-solving.
K ’NEX
GRADES K –8
Use engineering skills and creative muscle to build cars, bugs, towers,
and more! Develop teamwork, self-esteem, and a sense of accomplishment.
Discover connections to physical science, simple machines, and
engineering!
RACEWAYS
GRADES PRE-K –8
Experiment with momentum, friction, gravity, acceleration, speed, and
distance. Discover why people don ’t fall when upside down on a
rollercoaster! Send balls looping, spinning, and racing over ramps.
EXPEDITION EARTH: YOU &YOUR EARTH EXPEDITION EARTH:
AN EVER-CHANGING
GRADES PRE-K –12
Expedition Earth—Get in touch with the distant past as you gaze at a
full-scale Albertosaurus skeleton in a setting that evokes the
environment this fierce predator inhabited 65 to 200 million years ago.
Touch real dinosaur bones! See and touch fossil dinosaur tracks, and
discover what they can tell you about the animals that made them.
Enter a glacial ice cave, shimmering with bright, translucent
reflections. Feel the temperature drop, and hear the ice crack. Young
children will enjoy exploring their own, smaller-scale version of the
cave.
Explore the beauty and structure of ice as you manipulate the formation
of ice crystals in a hands-on exhibit. Touch and examine objects left
by glaciers.
Take a virtual hike to Mendon Ponds Park to see local evidence of
glacial features. Press a button and watch the Rochester skyline fade
beneath the vast glacier that once covered the city's location.
Uncover replica bones at a mastodon dig site, and identify them by
comparison with the nearby, full-size mounted mastodon skeleton. A
vertical wall dig site makes this activity wheelchair accessible.
Compare and contrast bones from two mastodons excavated in our area.
Using a computer screen, take images of scattered mastodon bones and
reconstruct a compete skeleton.
Stand in awe at the feet of a full-size replica mastodon in a diorama
evoking its natural habitat. Touch and compare lifelike reproductions
of teeth from mastodons and mammoths. Examine evidence of plants and
animals found at dig sites, and see how this helps scientists
reconstruct the mastodon and its environment.
Leave the glaciers behind as the saga of humans in our region begins.
You'll hear perspectives on nature from an early hunter arriving soon
after the glacier left this area, a Seneca woman, a resident of
Rochesterville during the early years of the Erie Canal, and a
contemporary Rochesterian.
Hands-on exhibits help you learn about the succession of animals and
plants that inhabited the region in the wake of the retreating glacier.
Expedition Earth Glaciers & Giants is inspiring, educational, and
fabulous fun for families, individuals of all ages, and school groups.
Teachers will find great connections to earth science, life science,
and local history.
You & Your Earth- explores the environment we live in today.
Investigate the vast array of living things that populate our region,
and discover the connections that we humans have to all of the life
forms around us.
Examine hundreds of objects from the RMSC's natural science
collections. Take a visual tour of our region's landscape, surveying
changes that have taken place since humans began arriving in large
numbers a few hundred years ago.
Rediscover spectacular dioramas of our local environment featuring
black bears, beavers, and the Bergen Bog. These re-created scenes are
enhanced with interactive audio and visual features. Young visitors
will particularly enjoy the Willow Theater, complete with puppets and
costumes, located in the child-size Beaver Lodge.
Continue the journey as you discover how scientists collect and analyze
information about the environment, and how science can help us make
everyday decisions that have important effects on environmental
quality. Complete your expedition with a visit to the "Bio-Bulletins
Theater" for updates from the American Museum of Natural History about
current issues in biological science and the global environment.
Charity LEAH Family Movie Day -- Veggie Tales Movie Preview of "Robin Good and His Not So Merry Men"
Presented at Calvary Chapel Rochester
2525 Browncroft Blvd.
Everyone is Invited to this Free Event!!
Date: Feb. 20th
Time: 1:00pm-2:30pm
Arrival Time: 1:00pm
Cost: FREE
Age/Grade Levels: All Ages are welcome
Contact: Michele Boyer at ddbuggins@yahoo.com to sign up
RSVP Deadline:
Please RSVP by Feb. 17th so we make sure we have enough snacks, crafts,
etc. for everyone. Please let me know how many kids you will be
bringing. Please invite friends as there is no school that day.
We will be showing the New Veggie Tales Movie and New Silly Song before
it gets released on March 6, also will have crafts, games, snacks,
Prizes, and fun for the whole family. Every family will also get
a $3 off coupon towards the movie.
Driving 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.
Ice Skating - a great gym class for everyone
Date: Friday, March 2nd
Time: 12:00-1:30 pm
Arrival Time: 12:00 pm
Cost:
Skaters with their own skates:
$5/person Skaters with rental
skates: $8/person non-skaters free
Payment Instructions:
Pay the employee at the skate rental counter. (Look for $1 off coupons
in the Webster Family Super Saver if you still have the winter issue)
Age/Grade Levels:
All ages and abilities- During regular ice skating lessons they
have children under 6 wear helmets- here it’s your choice.
RSVP Deadline: No need to RSVP- we do not need a count- just show up!
Contact Person: Donna Savine, msavine@rochester.rr.com, 585-265-1412 - Let me know if you have any ?s
This is the perfect time to skate. There are only a handful of
people there, so there will be lots of room to skate. There are tables
and chairs in the warmer section where you first walk in that you are
welcome to sit and visit, do school work, or bring your own
lunch. It is quite cool in the skating area. We are hoping
to get a big group from the “teen night” to venture out on the ice!
Driving Directions: Webster Ice Arena, 865 Publishers Parkway, Webster (www.websterarena.org)
From 104 in Webster, exit onto Hard Rd. heading north, Publishers
Parkway should be the first road on the left, then the building will be
a half mile down on the left.
Nazareth Play - "A Year with Frog & Toad"
Nazareth College Arts Center
4245 East Avenue Rochester NY 14618
This field trip is for Charity LEAH members only.
Date: Thursday March 15th, 2012
Time: 10:30 am (60 minutes)
Arrival Time:
Please arrive by 9:50 to pick up your tickets from me, as soon as the
group is almost all arrived we will go up to the auditorium as a group
to be seated. That way we will all be seated together.
Cost: $6.50 per person attending
Payment Instructions:
Please send payment by Feb. 17 with check made payable to Michele Boyer
at 6872 Lakeside Rd Ontario, NY 14519 (please DO NOT make checks
out to Charity LEAH!) Any payments after Feb. 17th will not be
guaranteed to get tickets!!
Age/Grade Levels: Pre-K and up
RSVP Deadline:
Feb. 17th - Please email me to sign up first and then send payment,
since we have a limited number of tickets reserved. If there are any
tickets left, I will open it to everyone.
Contact Person: Michele Boyer at ddbuggins@yahoo.com
Arnold Lobel's well-loved characters hop from the page to the stage in this joyous musical.
A Year with Frog and Toad remains true to the spirit of the original
stories as it follows two great friends, the cheerful and popular Frog
and the rather grumpy Toad through four fun-filled seasons. Waking from
hibernation in the spring, they proceed to plant gardens, swim, rake
leaves and go sledding, learning life lessons along the way, including
a most important one about friendship and rejoicing in the attributes
that make each of us different and special.
splash Lagoon
This field trip is open to everyone!
Dates: Sunday March 18 - Monday March 19
Times: Sunday- Noon-9pm; Monday- 10am-8pm
Arrival Time:You
can arrive anytime after 12pm to your hotel and they will give you your
tickets so you can go straight to the waterpark, but you can't check
into your room til 4pm.
Cost: $129 +tax
for a room at the EconoLodge for either a standard room with 2 Double
beds or a King Whirlpool room with a King bed and pull-out sofa bed plus
2 days at Splash Lagoon for 4 people(rooms fit 5-extra tickets are $30)!!
The EconoLodge is right across the street from Splash Lagoon and offers
free door to door transportation, plus it is only a minute to cross the
road in your own car.
OR
$179 +tax at the Comfort Inn(which is connected to Splash Lagoon)for a
King Whirlpool room with 1 King bed and 1 Double bed. Plus the 2 day
tickets for 4 to Splash Lagoon.(I only reserved 10 rooms here since it
costs more and most stay at the Econolodge)
Both hotels include Free continental breakfast in the morning.
If you have more than 5 in your family you can reserve 2 rooms and
would get 8 tickets free. If you don't need the extras, we can probably
work something out if a family needs a few more, we did it last year
and it worked great.
Extra tickets are $30 each for 2 days. If you will be in need of any
extra tickets please let me know so I can match you up with a family
that has them. Also if you will have extra, please let me know.
Payment Instructions:
All rooms will need to be booked by Feb. 1st, please contact me to sign
up and I will give you all the discount and booking info.
Age/Grade Levels: The whole family!!
RSVP Deadline: Please sign up before Feb 1st
Contact Person: Michele Boyer at ddbuggins@yahoo.com or (315)524-3873
We will have full access to all the water attractions they have to
offer for all ages til 8pm. on Monday. All water park info (ie.
descriptions of rides, pools, and slides)is at splashlagoon.com
Also they have the New Wave pool that recently opened too! You
can come and go as you please for food, naps, etc. while the waterpark
is open.
They have Men’s, Women’s, and Family Changing Rooms that are available on the aquatic floor.
Outside food is not permitted in the facility, so you can either buy
lunch at their food court, the Laguna Grill, which has Burgers, Hot
Dogs, Pizza, Hot Pretzels,Chicken Fingers, Dippin’ Dots, Salads, Deli-
Style Sandwiches, and more that is located on the water park
floor. Or you can leave and go to one of the many restaurants in
the area.
Driving Directions: Take the Thru way to Buffalo and resume on the thru
way in Buffalo to the PA line and continue on 90 til you get to Erie
exit 24 at Peach Street. Turn left on Peach street and Splash
Lagoon with be on your left and EconoLodge on your right. The
ride is approx. 2 1/2 to 3 hours depending where you live.
Williamsburg/Busch Gardens
FYI: Mark your calendars for the Williamsburg/Busch Gardens trip May 17-18.
This trip will be open to everyone!
I have secured a great hotel w/ indoor pool and free hot
breakfast(including egg, bacon, waffles, etc) for $73 night that is
only a couple of miles away from both places. We have the hotel
booked from May 16-20.
I have secured discounted tickets to Busch Gardens for only $37.00 AD
& Kids.(even better than group rate since I called early!)(reg.
prices are $67/$57) for May 18th.
We will be visiting Colonial Williamsburg on Thursday May 17 and I am
trying get group rates for the ticketed tours. You will also be
able to go back on Sat. if you wish to stay too, that is why I secured
the hotel till Sun. Since there is so much to see and do.
Parking at Busch Gardens is $13 a car, but there is a bus that we can
get across the street from the hotel that is only $1.50 and takes us
right to Colonial Williamsburg or Busch Gardens!!
I will be sending out more information in the next few months for
ordering tickets and booking the hotel. Just wanted to give you
the heads up to mark your calendars!
upcoming events
Februaruy mom's meeting
We had a great turn out last month and
I am looking forward to this months meeting. If you can help get
the word out to all the moms that would be greatly appreciated.
We will be meeting Thursday, Feb 16 from 7-9pm at Henrietta Christian
Fellowship at 1085 Middle Rd. The meeting is open to all homeschooling
moms and those who may be considering it too.
We have a meet and greet time, followed by a special speaker, and then
a question and answer time to follow. This month's speaker is
Ellen Gerwitz, leader of the Charity
LEAH group, sharing on graduating in NYS under the "new" regulations,
getting into college, going to work, going to the military, getting
married. She will also briefly cover the paperwork involved in
graduating.
RSVP to wendy@huddledmasses.org
Thanks!
Wendy Bennett
february teen night
Date: Feb. 10, 2012
Time: 7:00- 10:00
Location: Proietti's house in Webster
Arrival Time: 7:00
Cost: Free
Ages: Grades 9-12 (14-18 years)
RSVP Deadline: Feb. 8 (If you need to cancel please try and let me know before this date as well)
More Details to follow…we are still deciding on the events of the evening…suggestions welcome.
Teen night is fun, food, and fellowship for Christian high school homeschooled teens. Come and support each other!
january tween night
Date: Jan. 28th, 2012
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Basner's house in Avon
Arrival Time: 6:30
Cost: Free
Ages: 10-13 years
RSVP Deadline: NONE
Contact: Amber Basener - abasener@rochester.rr.com or 585-226-35831 or Facebook on the Oct Tween Night Event page.
The tween group is a chance for our homeschool tweens to get to know
each other, and have some fun together. We will continue meeting once a
month this year, and will be meeting at the Basener’s house in Avon.
Our January tween night meeting will be held on Jan 28th at 6:30 – 8:00
at our house (2284 Dutch Hollow Rd, Avon). We will be having a
winter game night. If the weather cooperates, it will happen
outside, so dress appropriately. If there is no winter outside,
we will play in virtual snow on the wii. We will also be enjoying
hot cocoa and other winter snacks.
This is open to all 10 – 13 year olds. Please feel free to call
me at 226-3583 if you have any questions, or you can see me at classes
on Monday. RSVP by phone or Facebook page.
Our house is at 2284 Dutch Hollow Rd, Avon NY. Google Maps does
the directions correctly. We are about a 15- 20 min ride from
Henrietta, just off of Exit 10 on 390. Hope to see you there!
Driving directions: Our address is 2284 Dutch Hollow Rd, Avon NY. We
are less than 5 minutes from exit 10 (Avon/Lima) on 390. Google
directions are correct, or call me for directions.