Tuesday, December 17, 2013

AGAPE Learning Center/Inspire Learning Academy Schedule

Greetings from AGAPE Learning Center, (soon to be called Inspire Learning Academy).  We are just wrapping up our first semester of classes at Lincoln Christian Life Center in Lincoln, and that means second semester classes are posted and filling fast.  However, with over 50 different classes being offered by more than 12 teachers, there are still spaces available to enroll your students in.

PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE AT:  agapelearning.net  for class times and our full schedule.

For high school students:

Chemistry - Tuesday/Thursday lab and lecture
This class, taught by Dan Sirotzki, uses a combination of text books to give  students the option of staying in the science text book they are most comfortable with.  Dan is confident that all new students will be able to integrate and proceed forward with his current class completing the semester as a cohesive and knowledgeable class.

Geometry - Glenco text - working through chapters 8-16

Mixed Media Art - 5-12th grades - One day class on EITHER Tuesday or Thursday (please see website for times)
This class delivers on it's name! Students will gain confidence in their art skills and have fun creating with mixed media, ceramic clay techniques, surface decoration, plaster casting and repousee! The older grade section of this course will also contain a glass element.

Logic
The Logic class will focus primarily on informal logic, which includes various methods of evaluating arguments used in everyday life.  We will be learning to analyze arguments and spot logical fallacies.  We will use all kinds of games, activities and stories in class to learn these skills.  Very little homework will be required as most learning will take place in class. Recommended for grades 7-9.

Own your own faith: The last battle - 7th-12th grade
This class is for those seeking a better understanding of the heart and character of Jesus.  We will be reading, discussing, and comparing the C.S. Lewis book "The Last Battle", to the Bible.  We will be seeking a deeper faith, understanding, and relationship with our redeemer.



GRADE 3-7 OPTIONS

Elements of Drawing - 3rd-7th grades - Tuesdays (please see website for times)
No experience is necessary to jump into this class for second semester!  This class will be structured enough to foster achievement yet will always allow enough freedom to ensure creativity.

Language Arts - 5th-7th grades - Tuesday/Thursday
We will continue our practice of proper paragraph formation second semester.  We will also weave in grammar, vocabulary, and spelling to create a comprehensive study of language arts. Prepare for many laughs but only occasional homework in this 2 day a week class.

History Changers - 5th-7th grades - Tuesday/Thursday
We will investigate people throughout history who have made a positive impact on our nation and/or our world.  We look at explorers, inventors, politicians, and more discovering what sort of character it requires to become people who change the world. Students write reports on their chosen figures, and also create projects in class as a group. 

Language Arts - 3rd-5th grade - Tuesday/Thursday
Entering second semester we will continue working to improve our paragraph structuring, identifying different genre's of writing, and entering the wonderful world of cursive.  Reader response assignments such as identifying parts of speech, main characters, plots, etc. will also be included. 

For additional information we encourage you to see our website at agapelearning.net or please send your questions to michelleb@agapelearning.net.


Blessings,

Michelle Bigelow

Roseville,Homeschool art program thru BlueLine Arts,starts Jan. 15

Introducing...
The Blue Line Arts Homeschool Art Program!
Join us for this 8-week art program, specifically designed for local homeschool students. Based on the CORE Education Standards and the 7 elements of art, this program will teach children about master artists and contemporary art themes as we tour the art gallery to discuss current exhibits and how they relate to a particular element of art. Students will also get the opportunity to create their own art projects each week using a variety of art mediums!
The next session begins January 15th!
Spring session: Every Wednesday from
January 15th-March 12th, 2014
Ages 6-9: 1:00pm-2:30pm
Ages 10+: 3:00pm-4:30pm

$125 for members
$135 for non-members
We accept vouchers from Visions, CORE Placer, and South Sutter! 
For more information about our Homeschool Art Program, please contact Katie Curler, Education Coordinator at 916-783-4117 or emailKatieC@BlueLineArts.org 

Feb. 26-March 23, Sac,cost: varies,Romeo and Juliet

When:
February 26, 2014 - March 23, 2014

Sun. 2 p.m., Wed. 6:30 p.m., Thurs. 12:30 p.m. and 6:30 
p.m., Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Cost:

Varies


Where:

Sacramento Theatre Company
1419 H Street
Sacramento, CA 95814


Phone:

(916) 443-6722


Email:

Click to email the organizer


Website:

sactheatre.org


Experience the romance, danger, beauty, and passion of one 
of the greatest and most widely told love story in history 
with Sacramento Theatre Company's Romeo and Juliet. 
Revisit Verona, the infamous Montague and Capulet feud, 
and the struggles of the forbidden lovers who are willing 
to do whatever it takes to end up together.

Jan 25,26,Monterey,Whale festival, free, 10 to 5

When:
January 25, 2014 - January 26, 2014

10:00 AM-5:00 PM

Cost:

Free


Where:

Old Fisherman's Wharf
#1 Old Fisherman's Wharf
Monterey, CA 93940


Phone:

(831) 649-6544


Website:

montereywharf.com


At the end of January, during the height of gray whale 
migration season, Monterey--the "Whale Watching Capital of 
the World"--is celebrating. This free family event at the 
Old Fisherman's Wharf features live music, lectures and 
exhibits by marine specialists, marine-themed games and 
crafts, and even whale-watching excursions. Come and be 
inspired by these amazing "friends of the deep" and the 
wonderful work of Monterey Bay's local conservationists.


http://www.viamagazine.com/events/whalefest-monterey/26154

Creativity Alive Art Classes - New Classes in Lincoln!

Painting/Drawing/Sculpting/Composition/Analysis/Art History/Art Appreciation

Duration: 90 minutes per class

Mondays

Beginners: 9:30am - 11:00am (ages 5 - 10)

Intermediate: 11:00am - 12:30am (ages 10 and up)

Fee: $60/ four times a month group lesson

Accept Horizon, South Sutter, and Visions

some art supplies required

Location: 580 6th St. Lincoln, CA. 95648

Contact: Yuko Ray, MA
creativityalive10@hotmail.com

Website: http://creativitityalivearts.weebly.com

EMH Sports Spring Lineup

Hello Parents/Guardians:Below is the EMH Sports PE Spring Lineup.  

The cost of each sport is $24 per child per sport month (4 sessions per month). We take personal pay, school vouchers and POs. Payment must be received before starting classes. If using school funds, please contact your school to find out what their ordering deadlines are for the semester so that your Purchase Orders can get to us before the first session of the sport. Deposits are required to play if we do not have the paperwork required.We offer several discounts for ordering early or in bulk and for 3 or more siblings paying out of pocket. Deposits are mandatory for using discounts with school funds! Please see our discounts page for details. 
www.emhsports.com/discounts  

Registration is simple - if this is your first time enrolling, click on the yellow “enrollment star” at the top of our web site  at www.emhsports.com and follow the prompts.  If you are a returning family, just log in and place your order. If you have any questions about enrollment or our program, please contact us at www.customerservice.cominfo@emhsports.com, or toll free: 855-213-4443 ext. 3.  

January - Basketball: Participants will practice dribbling, passing, receiving, finishing and shooting drills. There will also be plenty of fun exercises to enhance motor coordination. Proper footwork, positional play, crosses, distribution and a number of other techniques will be covered. Games will be played at each class. 

February - Nerf Dodgeball: Nerf Dodgeball is one of our most popular classes. This is a great cardio sport because of the jumping and dodging. The game also improves hand and eye coordination and quickness.The balls used in this sport are made of a spongy and light plastic material and pose no problem when coming into contact with the students. These lighter weight balls move slower through the air and are easier to dodge.We add several different sizes of ball and variations on the rules to keep it interesting and fun. The rules and regulations of the games will be discussed before each class. 

March - Volleyball: The basic skills of bunting, setting, serving, and court strategy will be covered in the volleyball class. Coaches will focus on improving individual skills along with position specific training. Games will be played daily to reinforce lessons taught.  

April - Track and Field: In the track class participants will learn proper form, conditioning drills/games and running techniques. At each class session, 30 minutes will be spent on track work and 30 minutes on field events. Participants will not run over 100 meters and will work on their individual speed and endurance. Baton handoff and relay racing will be introduced. Field events will include the shot put and standing long jump. A PE track/meet will be held on the last class for students to participate in. 

May - Soccer: Participants will practice dribbling, passing/receiving, and finishing/shooting drills. There will also be plenty of fun exercises to enhance motor coordination. Proper footwork, positional play, crosses, distribution and a number of other techniques will be covered. Games will be played at each class. 

EMH CustomerServicecustomerservice@emhsports.com855-213-4443 (Toll Free) 

Saturday, November 30, 2013

Placer Theatre Ballet: The Nutcracker


ptb logoPlacer Theatre Ballet

PTB 
Special Performance for School Groups
Dec. 13, 2013: 10-11:30 am
Placer High School Theatre, Auburn

 
Give the magic of a live performance to your students!  Tailored to appeal to elementary school ages, this performance will captivate students as they experience the swelling music, colorful costumes, professional backdrops and special effects. Committed to keeping performances accessible to the community, Placer Theatre Ballet offers these specially-priced tickets to bring live theatre ballet to children who might not otherwise have the opportunity to experience this beautiful art.    

Placer Theatre Ballet welcomes dancers from throughout the region in open auditions. The Nutcracker cast includes children through adults from a wide area, including Auburn, Grass Valley, Lincoln, Granite Bay, Loomis, Rocklin, and Roseville.  Adding to the fun is seeing someone you know from your community!
 

Important Transportation Information

There is no parking available either at Placer High School or on the side streets closest to the school.  Bus or van drop-off and pick-up is required for large groups .  Patrons should be dropped off on Orange St. near Hale St. between 9:35 and 9:45 and be picked up between 11:30 and 11:50. Buses may stage at the upper lot of the Gold Country Fairgrounds (entrance on Auburn Folsom Road). 
 
Private cars may park on side streets several blocks from the high school.  Please carpool.


Tickets and Information

Reservations and payment required in advance.  Tickets are $11 each for students and chaperones.   For tickets and information, email ptb@placertheatreballet.org or leave a message at 916-630-7820. 


Placer Theatre Ballet
PO BOX 6723
Auburn, California 95604
Placer Theatre Ballet is a non-profit organization dedicated to the joy of storytelling through the art of dance.  We present semi-professional ballet productions, strengthening cultural awareness in Placer, Sacramento, Nevada, Yuba and El Dorado counties.    

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