Thursday, July 11, 2013

Hands in Motion Summer Mini Camps


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JULY
Summer Mini-Camps

        

Bug’s Life

July 15-17   $60/ $50 add’l siblings
Jr. Carpentry and Science
Grades 2-6
Junior Carpenters will use raw wood materials and power tools to build their own wooden “bug box.”   Over the course of the three days, we will explore the world of insects and Blue Belly Lizards: Discovering the survival methods and fascinating facts of these little “creepy crawlies” in our world.  We will spend some time capturing some of these creatures to observe in our boxes.  This camp combines the excitement of creating your own wood project with Science fun.
Basketball Camp
July 22-24   $60/ $50 add’l siblings
Grades 4-8
Come join us for 3 days on the court.  Players will learn drills and basic basketball techniques to improve upon their own game.  They will have fun testing and building their basketball skills, along with their endurance, in a non-competitive environment while being continually challenged.  Full and half court games will be included to practice skills learned.
Rocketry and PE
July 29-31   $60/ $50 add’l siblings
Grades 4-8
Do you love all things that fly?  Can you imagine flying to the moon?  In this camp students will learn, in terms they can understand, some of the basics of “rocket science”—how thrust is produced, types of rocket fuel, how rockets are steered, how orbit works, features of earth’s atmosphere, and more.  We will explore and experiment with creating all kinds of propulsion driven aircrafts.
For part of the day, students will have time to play such sports as basketball, soccer, volleyball, and others.  Teamwork and sportsmanlike conduct will be encouraged in non-competitive games. They will learn the proper techniques in stretching, strengthening, and conditioning for better health.  Come join us for some healthy play.
All camps are Monday – Wednesday 9:00AM – Noon
Handtion
301 West Whyte Ave.  Roseville, 95678                  Register Online

See our Fall 2013 Class Schedule



Classical Music Monthly Curriculum Resource

Make This The Year You Share Classical Music with Your Children

Many homeschooling parents want to introduce their children to the art and beauty of classical music, but lack the funds or time to use most of the materials on the market.

Now your family can enjoy learning about classical music each month with no hassle and no planning required!

Each month you'll get a themed collection of resources about a classical music composer that you can use with your children, including:

-educational resources such as ebooks, activities, or lessons plans

-beautiful videos related to the composer of the month–their music, the instruments, the art and culture of the time, and more

-a playlist that you can click to enjoy right from your computer. Simple and easy!

-as well as other fun and interesting resources related to the composer, instruments, and time period

All resources are carefully screened to be family-friendly, high quality, and valuable for homeschool families!

**each Classical Composer resource is unique and will include a variety of the above mentioned items, but not necessarily all of them each month

**We have expanded into the wonderful world of ART! Click the Starry Night painting to check out our NEW Fine Art Pages resource and get a free sample!**

Get your FREEBIES here!

http://classicalcomposersmonthly.com/amember/aff/go?r=672

Cinemark Summer Movie Clubhouse 2013

http://www.cinemark.com/summer-movie-clubhouse

all films rated G or PG

High School Webinar on Grades, credits, and Transcirpts

Hey busy moms! Join me for Lee Binz’s free webinar on “A Homeschool Parent’s Guide to High School Grades, Credits and Transcripts!" 

She is hosting the webinar FREE exclusively for followers and readers of the Busy Mom! 

If you have high school students, or kids who will be coming into high school soon, then this is a must. :) It will leave you feeling empowered and encouraged. She will be discussing:

-5 sure-fire ways to determine high school credit
-How to let go of “grade anxiety” in your homeschool
-The one factor that will give you ABSOLUTE FREEDOM in your high school
-How you, as the homeschool parent, can help the colleges with their “nightmare scenario”…and how helping them will also help you!
-5 killer advantages of a properly-crafted homeschool transcript
-3 transcript pitfalls that can cripple your child’s chances for college admission and scholarships.

When? Tuesday, July 16, 2013
At? 5:00pm PST / 6:00 MST / 7:00 pm CST / 8:00pm EST

Limited spots are available so register today! 

https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/783159305.

High School Career Exploration and College Success Class


Career Exploration & College Success Class


Don’t know what to be when you grow up? Are you ready for college or a career?   Come explore careers & college success in a fun environment!

This semester class will help your students identify their skills and interests as they explore careers through self-assessments, lectures, group discussions, guest speakers, videos, and activities.
An overview of 15 major career industries will be presented in an interactive and engaging way.
Students will learn how to become successful in college and in their profession through topics such as time management, communication, and study skills.

Who: High School Students
When: Tuesdays, Sept 3rd – Dec 17th from 2:30 to 5:00pm in the Rancho Cordova Area
Cost: $75.00

If you are interested in this class, contact Lauren Kramp at
KrampLC1@gmail.com or by phone after July 31 at (916) 208-4878.

Lauren Kramp graduated from Grove City College in Communication Studies after transferring from American River College. She is a graduate student at California State University, Sacramento. This fall she will be starting her third and final year of her Master of Science in Counseling, specializing in Career. She has experience in helping students in academic advising at the state university level and career counseling on both state university and community college campuses. Currently she is working as a Graduate Intern in the Career Center at Sacramento City College.

Bridgeway's Homeschool Used Curriculum/Book Sale


Bridgeway’s 3rd Annual Homeschool
USED CURRICULUM/BOOK SALE
When: Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Time: 9am – 2pm
Location: Bridgeway Christian Church
3735 Placer Corporate Dr. Rocklin, CA 95765
(Sale is located in the Community Hall, Main Building)
Cost: $2 per person (kids are free)
The new school year is almost here! What better way to get started by having a Used Curriculum/Book Sale. Come and swing by to see if someone’s gently used or not needed resource will be your new treasure!
Do you have curriculum or used books to sell? There are still tables available and provided. Cost is $15 to reserve a table (deposit will be returned to you after the event if you participate)! Please contact Rhianna Rowe at 916-218-2900 orRhianna.rowe@comcast.net for more information. Thank you!

Broadway at Sierra Musical Review


 
"Broadway at Sierra" is coming back to Sierra College.  It is a musical review with 62 songs from 30 different musicals, such as Les Miserables, Chorus Line, etc., and are woven together to tell a story.
 
Gina Threshie (HISTerical Sisters) is the Costume Director for Sierra College theater, and she has expressed such enthusiasm about this performance, I'm sure it will be fabulous! Two of her daughters, Christina and Blessing, are performing, and it would be awesome to have you come out and support the event. I saw a film clip and am very impressed by the tap dancing and incredible voices. The acting is very powerful!  Come and see some of the area's most talented performers. King Arthur is coming!
 
The tickets are usually $20, but we have arranged for a "pick up rehearsal" to be a discounted performance, especially for large families on budgets. You can purchase $3 tickets at the theater for Thursday, July 18th at 7:30pm.  Doors open at  7pm. Please note that this is not advertised to the public, so the regular Ticketing agency is not offering the special price. 
Good Morning Sacramento came by during a rehearsal and did a short piece on it:
 
http://gooddaysacramento.cbslocal.com/video/9065235-broadway-at-sierra/#.Udip1Mb0pi8.facebook
 
 
Please spread the word to other students or families that you think would enjoy this opportunity!
 
Disclaimer: The word "hell" is used, and in a scene while lifting toasting glasses, the word "ass" is used. Otherwise, the costumes and content are family-friendly.