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The Texas Children's Choir has started gearing up for the year. Dr
Hardaway, the director, is looking for at least four more singers.
He'd prefer boys, but he'll audition anyone (I think as young as six).
He's looking for dedicated, enthusiastic children who are also strong
singers. He prefers them 12 or under, but he has several in the choir
who are older.
About the choir: Practices are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30-7pm at
Olympia Elementary school, next to the Forum. There is also one
Saturday am practice a month. Several performances are scheduled in
different venues. The choir is service-oriented, meaning they are not
a "show choir", but rather perform when requested as a service (e.g.
they do a performance for Veteran's Day). Dr Hardaway expects all
singers to make all practices and performances. Occasionally missing a
practice for a special reason is ok if you coordinate it with him in
advance. But this is a very serious commitment. He works the kids
hard. The choir may sing in many different venues, so if you are not
comfortable with your child singing in a particular church, for
example, this is not the choir for you.
My daughter is in the choir. I've been very impressed with Dr
Hardaway and the choir. He has very high expectations of the children,
but they all love him and enjoy working hard for him.
If you are interested in your child auditioning, you can contact Dr
Hardaway directly at .
The FEAST Varsity Baseball Staff invites you to our annual Fall
Training Camp, September 11 - October 18. All home schooled boys ages
14-18 are encouraged to join us for 6 weeks of baseball instruction,
training drills, contests...and just plain fun! The camp will be held
on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:00 pm. The tentative location
for the camp is Bain Field located at the southeast corner of
McCullough Ave. and Basse Rd.
The cost is $65 per player, and camp and is limited to the first 20
participants. Because space is limited, early registration is
encouraged. Payment is required with registration. If interested, fill
out the following registration form and pay in person at the FEAST
office.
Although attendance is not mandatory for participation on the
varsity baseball team next spring, those who participate will
definitely benefit. If you have any questions or need additional
information, please contact either Coach Scott Adcock at (210)
857-8546 or FEAST Athletic Coordinator Cyndie Finley (210) 342-4674,
ext 14. Click here to see the sp
The SAHERO band begins on September 13th! Tuition is $100 per
semester and we'll be having classes at MACSA. The classes w will be
from 10-1130 am. Beginners are welcome.
12732 Cimarron Path, Suite #100
San Antonio, Texas 78249
Terry Duncan 863-1126
tduncan1@satx.rr.com
tduncan@sahero.org
Depending on meeting the minimum enrollment criteria, the classes
will begin on Wednesday, September 5. There is an annual GCAC
membership of $25 and tuition is $40 per month. The class will meet on
Mondays and Wednesdays from 6 - 7 p.m. or 7 - 8 p.m. depending on
experience and training. The classes will be held at the Guadalupe
Cultural Arts Center School and Galeria located at 723 S. Brazos. All
interested in the flamenco guitar classes will be asked to arrive at 6
p.m. on September 5. From that first meeting, the class will then be
divided. Students must provide their own instruments.
Please stop by the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center to register
Monday - Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. & 5:30 p.m. Please feel
free to contact me with any other questions.
Jeannette Chavez
Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center
Dance Program
1300 Guadalupe Street
San Antonio, TX 78207
210.271.3151 ext. 24
jeannettec@guadalupeculturalarts.org
On the second and fourth Wednesdays in September and October, the
staff at the museum and the farm will present Childhood in Early
Texas, an interactive, hands-on program for the entire family.
Discover what life was like for a child in the mid-19th century during
a visit to this historic site. In the museum, learn about childhood
chores, clothes, and schools, and then make some old-fashioned toys to
take home. Take a break with a picnic lunch in the pecan grove along
the Brazos River, then hike up to Barrington Farm to experience life
on the farm. End your visit with a stroll through the cotton field,
picking a boll or two along the way.
Hours: 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Cost: $5/child, $6/adult Lunch not
provided, picnics welcome! Reservations required: Call 936-878-2461,
ext. 236 for reservation
On October 13, 2006 Artpace San Antonio is launching its fourth
annual Chalk It Up. This one-day street scene is designed to showcase
the creative talent of our city in a free public event. I am pleased
to invite you and your group to participate as one of our official
TeamWorks Artists. You and the other TeamWorks Artists will each play
a significant role in the event by creating an original design in
chalk, rendered directly on the sidewalk of downtown Houston Street.
As a group participant your sidewalk canvas will be approximately 6’ x
12’ and situated along Houston Street.
Chalk It Up will be a high profile, welcoming event. We have
secured historic Houston Street, from Presa to Soledad, as the site
for this pedestrian friendly occasion. The event’s creative elements
include:
* Houston Street Chalk Art: Ten Showcase Artists present monumental
original images, and over 25 more San Antonio based Feature Artists
take to the streets to showcase their talent.
* Public Mural: A place for aspiring artists to participate in the
creation of a super-sized street mural. This public work, directed by
a San Antonio teaching artist, needs the public’s creative touch to
complete.
* Freestyle Area: This area, open to visitors of all ages, is a
space for friends and families to try their hand at chalk design and
show off their unique artistic style.
* Kidzone: A space just for kids, youth are invited to visit
creation stations designed to let their creative spirits soar.
Artpace serves as an advocate for contemporary art and as a
catalyst for the creation of significant art projects. As TeamWorks
Artist, you will play a central role in helping us to achieve our goal
of educating the public about contemporary art. We hope Chalk It Up
will present your group with an opportunity to explore a new medium, a
new format (the sidewalks of Houston Street), and to examine your
ideas for public art. In turn, your chalk art and dialogue with the
audience in San Antonio will introduce creative ideas and perspectives
to our broader community.
TeamWorks Artists are integral to the success of the event and we
are pleased to invite you to participate. Our past TeamWorks Artists
have been a diverse group including educators, students, cultural
organizations, and community programs. For the 2007 year, we aim to
increase the variety of groups and organizations to best represent San
Antonio’s creative community. I hope you’ll accept this invitation to
serve as a TeamWorks Artist group for Chalk It Up by completing the
enclosed TeamWorks Registration Form along with the Registration Fee
of $45, which includes four 36-piece packs of multicolored artist
pastels (chalk) as well as lunch for the adult leader and up to 9
members of your group on the day of the event.
Questions? Please contact Curatorial Assistant Emily Morrison at
emorrison@artpace.org or 210 212 4900 x319.
I just wanted to let everyone know that my Girl Scout troop is now
accepting new girls. We are a multi-level, ALL INCLUSIVE troop. We
have all religions and all ages (Daisies age 5 - Seniors age 14). We
have a meeting tomorrow (Tuesday, Aug 21) from 2-4pm. Our next meeting
will be Aug. 28. We meet off of I-10 and UTSA Blvd. We have about 8
Cadettes/Seniors, 6 Juniors, 5 Brownies and 4 Daisies. We have only
homeschooled girls. I do require at least one parent to be registered
with Girl Scouts and available to help occasionally.
Here are some of the things we have scheduled this year:
Sept - Nut Sales (a very small sale in order to raise quick funds
for the troop)
Oct - A leader/co-leader and girls only troop campout
Dec - Holiday Party and tons of fun stuff!
Jan/Feb - Cookie Sales!!!
Of course, we have tons of badges to earn, community service
projects and awards ceremonies. Our Daisies will be learning about the
Girl Scout Law. Our Brownies will be taking charge and learning lots
of stuff. Our Juniors are preparing to be leaders and will be teaching
their favorite badges this year. Our Cadettes/Seniors have tons of
neat ideas and projects planned.
Here are the levels:
Grades K-1 - Daisies
Grades 2-3 - Brownies
Grades 4-5-6 - Juniors
Grades 6-7-8 - Cadettes
Grades 9-12 - Seniors
(This year 6th graders get to choose their level. Next year, 6th
graders will be Cadettes.)
So, if you are interested in coming tomorrow, please give me a
call. If you have any questions, please give me a call. If you can't
make it tomorrow but are interested in getting more info, give me a
call. Give me a call or drop me an e-mail if you need anything! Amy
aha.amy@gmail.com (210)
393-2532
Parents can learn strategies for giving consequences they can live
with while providing a balanced environment of love and structure in
the "Becoming a Love and Logic Parent" series. Free introductory
meeting Sept. 6 at the Jewish Community Center. The six-week session
meets Tuesdays, Sept. 18 to Oct. 23, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. For information
and registration, call 302-6920.
HERO is proud to present the first of a series of chess classes
with Selby Anderson, President of the San Antonio Chess Club, a U.S.
Chess Federation National Master and Life Master, and a regular
teacher with USA Chess camps. As a special introduction to the
homeschooling community, Mr. Anderson is offering weekly 90 minute
classes entitled "Chess for Novices and Intermediate Players" for ages
7-17, at the Maverick Library. Material covered will include rules,
elementary checkmates, strategy of the pawn chain, and endgames. The
cost is $6 a lesson ($24 for the month). Classes start Monday,
September 10th , at 1:00 p.m., and will conclude on October 1st.
For those unfamiliar with chess, Mr. Anderson will conduct a 90
minute seminar on the chess pieces and movements. This is open to
those six and above and is $6. Completion of this seminar will enable
those beginners, age seven and older, to attend the weekly classes.
Adults who would like to assist the weekly class by serving as
referees, may attend the seminar without charge. Moves such as
castling and en passant will be covered.
This beginner's seminar starts at 1pm on September 6th at Maverick
Library. The seminar coincides with "Chess in the Northwest" (CIN).
CIN is a homeschool gathering for those children who wish to play
chess. This group meets the first and third Thursdays of every month,
and offers an additional opportunity to practice strategy and
discipline.
It is anticipated that some students will wish to participate in
tournaments at some point. Mr. Anderson will provide guidance on the
various matches within our local area, as well as across Texas.
Email Mr. Anderson at schachlied@yahoo.com with student's name and
age, parent name, email and phone number. He will send you a Paypal
invoice. He does accept all forms of payment. Class space is limited.
Mr. Anderson is also available for private lessons at a rate of $30
per half hour.
SA-HERO will present a homeschool information session on
"Everything you wanted to know about homeschooling but didn't know who
to ask" at 7:00 pm at the McCreless Library on Monday, September
10th.Maverick Library. We will go over how to get
started, review local resources, and answer any questions. All
participants will receive a homeschool information bag from the HERO
Roundup. Email contact@sahero.org for more information.
Come learn how your child can potential earn $5000 in scholarship
money by creating an exhibit, documentary, research paper, or a skit
on an issue in history. There are team and solo competition
opportunities. August 16th, Semmes Library, 3:45 pm. Any questions?
Terry Duncan 863-1126 or
tduncan@sahero.org
Middle and high school students build a remote controlled robot to
complete a specific set of tasks in 6 weeks. We create a theme design,
Tshirt, table display, research project and presentation. We need
students interested in building robots, artistic types, videographers
and those who like to talk and be enthusiastic! August 16th, Semmes
Library, 3:00 pm. Any questions? Terry Duncan 863-1126 or
tduncan@sahero.org
SA-HERO will present an Odyssey of the Mind Information session on
September 21st, 2:00 pm, at the Cody Library. Odyssey of the Mind is a
creative problem solving competition for children in grades three and
up. Visit the Odyssey of the Mind website at
http://www.odysseyofthemind.com/ for more information on the
program. We will cover what is involved in forming an Odyssey of the
Mind team, do sample spontaneous problems with the kids, and answer
any questions. Email mKretzschmar@sahero.org for more information.
Home school P.E. classes are now available at Kids Get Fit! Sign up
for the following time slots: Mondays and Wednesdays from
10:00-10:50am or 11:00-11:50am
Cost is $50.00 a month for the first child and $10.00 a month for
each additional brother or sister. (A minimum of 4 families is
required to make a class.) If you prefer one class a week we will be
offering a Friday class from 10:00-10:50 and 11:00-11:50 for $25 a
month for the first child and $10.00 a month for each additional
brother or sister. *Classes are designed for children ages 6-15.
Open gym for home-scholars runs from 12:00p.m-3:30p.m. Registration
is $50.00 per family and $50.00 per month for one child and $100.00 a
month for the entire family (children between the ages of 6-15). Check
out our website at www.kidsgetfit.net or call at 210-326-5746.
We have a new class beginning in September just for homeschoolers.
Here are the details:
Flip City (on Higgins Road off of Nacogdoches Road on the NE side
of SA) Wednesdays 10:30am (day could change according to needs of
majority) $40/child with 10% discount for each additional child
$20/child registration fee (good for the calendar year)
Non-competition instruction. Only Homeschoolers!
As a personal testimonial, my girls participated at Flip City last
year and had such a great time. It was a nice fit for our family. We
met some really neat homeschool families, and really appreciated how
the owner of the gym worked with us to create a "homeschool only"
class. Please consider this this for your families as your're planning
your new school year.
If you have questions, I am the contact person for this class.
Please feel free to e-mail me. Also, if you are on other groups,
please pass this along. The more the merrier! Thanks for your time,
Adriane Pierson
brianandadriane@sbcglobal.net
The San Antonio School for the Performing Arts is forming classes
for ballet, tap and jazz for homeschoolers! The classes will be in the
afternoon on Tuesdays. Price is $10 per class. Check out their
website:
www.sanantonioschoolfortheperformingarts.com
Jean Burk, former homeschool mom, has come up with a fantastic
class to teach your kids how to take the SAT and score very high on
it, even if they are of average intelligence, by looking for patterns
in the questions, and knowing what to look for and how to take the
test. Her two children both got free rides to pricey private schools,
and one of them was a National Merit Scholar. She developed this out
of desperation, needing to find a way for her kids to go to school
without the parents financing it.
IF YOU ARE AT ALL INTERESTED IN THIS, Jean is from DFW, but will
travel to San Antonio for a workshop (hopefully at our church) if we
have 15 students at $99 each. The workshop includes a workbook and I
think another book, but not sure. The workshop has been scheduled for
Friday, August 24, 4:00-9:30 & Sat Augst 25th, 10:00-3:30. Held at
Northwest Community Church: 8900 Guilbeau Rd., 78250 (Near Bandera
Road.)
Check out her website first:
www.collegeprepgenius.com
Some students have raised their test scores as much as 500 points
and she has also had several National Merit winners over the last few
years. If interested, contact me (Linda) at: randylin@wildblue.net
Join archaeologists from the UTSA Center for Archaeological
Research and the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park at the
18th century Spanish Mission site just outside San Antonio for
volunteer Saturdays!
Rancho de las Cabras is located in Wilson County within the San
Antonio Missions National Historical Park. It was built in the
mid-1700s (sources range from 1746-1760) to contain the livestock
belonging to the missions. Participants will excavate to improve
documentation of ranch life, which will assist the National Park
Service's effort to interpret the site for visitors.
When: Saturday, August 4 Saturday, August 25 Saturday, September 1
Saturday, October 13
Time: 8:30-2:00 each day
Open to ages 10 to adult. Children 16 and under must be accompanied
by an adult. There must be at least one adult per every three
children.
There will also be a Ranger led tour of the site for those who do
not want to dig but would like to see how it is done. The tour will
last about an hour and a half.
Please bring your own lunch and snacks, we will provide water and
digging tools. This is a fairly remote site, with an unimproved road
that could cause problems for low-clearance vehicles. We will caravan
people out to the site as needed. Because the site is undeveloped, it
contains brushy areas and fire ants; it is recommended that boots and
appropriate clothing be worn, this includes a hat, long pants, and
gloves.
Located 30 miles south of San Antonio, meet at Floresville City
Park on SH 97 in Floresville, Texas at 8:30am to drive the short
distance to the site. From San Antonio, take I-37 south. Exit onto Hwy
181 south to Floresville. Turn right on Hwy 97 west to River Park.
(note: not Pecan Park! Keep going to the City Park next to the river!)
Call 210-458-4462 or e-mail me at Lynn.Yakubik@utsa.edu for more
information!
August 25, 2007 - The Fall Children’s Garden Saturday mornings
9-10:30 am Learn to grow vegetables organically. For more information
call 207-3255 There is a $5 fee. Ages 8-13
Children ages 8 through 13 will be accepted for this program on a
first-come-first-served basis until all garden plots are filled. There
is a fall program and a spring program. Classes meet every Saturday
from 9 to 10:30 am. The program includes volunteers from the Men's
Garden Club, Bexar County Master Gardeners, Garden Volunteers of South
Texas, as well as other experienced adult gardeners to supervise and
work with the children.
This program includes planting, nurturing, and harvesting an
organic vegetable garden. Seeds, bedding plants, tools, compost and
other supplies will be provided, and the gardeners will be rewarded by
the fruits of their labor!
Due to the limited space in this program, we ask that all
participants be prepared to attend all sessions. Two absences warrant
being dropped from the program. To register, download the registration
form (doc) and mail it with the $5 fee to:
Children's Garden Program San Antonio Botanical Garden 555 Funston
Place San Antonio, TX 78209
I'm looking to do a "class" on Global Systems Science (GSS) if
there is enough interest. The curriculum is from the Lawrence Hall of
Science and you can review the teacher guides at
http://www.lawrencehallofscience.org/gss/. This is a science of
global living. It places science in the context of "this is what is
happening," "this is why we think it's happening," and then gives
options on how to address what is happening. There is no requirement
to agree with any of the options on how to address the issues which
includes climate change and population growth.
I see this as a high school level course using a book
discussion/journal club format. We would meet twice a month. In
general, labs will be done independently and students will keep a lab
notebook. During the meetings, we will discuss the course material and
share our lab results. I also want to incorporate selections from
Keeping Things Whole: Readings in Environmental Science from the
Great Books Foundation. The idea is for students to discuss the
science and it's implications for society. Students will be expected
to understand the basic science principals and evidence and encouraged
to form and express their own opinion on how it should or should not
be used. If you are interested, please email me at . --Michelle
ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCING Happens once a month, the first
Saturday of the month, 7:30 pm at Incarnate Word Univ next to
Central Market. The dances are partner dances done in a long line
of couples, as seen in the latest Pride and Prejudice movie. There
is no footwork or steps to learn, the couples dance figures that
move them up and down the line. It is a great activity for the
whole family. Suggested donation for adults is $2.00, and kids are
always free. From Broadway, enter the driveway across from Denny's
and follow the signs back to the Garden Room.
INTERNATIONAL DANCING Takes place every Friday at Lions
Field Rec Center, 2809 Broadway (at Mulberry) Yes it is a senior
center, but young people are invited for international dancing on
Fridays, 7:30 pm. These dances are easy and mostly line or circle
dances from countries like Romania, Greece, Israel, and France, among
others. The dances and music are traditional, we learned them from
dance teachers from the respective countries. So it's a great
opportunity to learn about other cultures, choose an activity that
provides some exercise, and suitable for the whole family, because
there's no smoking or alcohol here! Kids come free, and for adults
$2.00 suggested donation. Wear comfortable, sensible shoes, and casual
clothes.
The Home School group is open to all ages and grade levels. It
is recommended that children be able to swim at least one length
of a 25 yard pool to enroll. Instruction is designed to
accommodate a variety of swim abilities. The Wave Home School
program is geared toward helping Home Schoolers fulfill their PE
requirement, while becoming water safe, better swimmers and having
fun at the same time.
The group trains at the Alamo Heights High School (6900 Broadway)
on Monday, Wed. and Friday at 1:15 pm. Your children can attend any or
all of those 3 days that work best. Home School swimmers may compete
at the weekend meets, if desired. By participating in an early
afternoon practice, the evening hours belong to your family. Please
call Coach Susan, for try-out information: 210-488-1923.
Visit
http://www.sawave.org/ for
more information.
Members of the EAA Chapter 35 at San Geronimo Airpark (map
http://www.eaa35.org/8T8_map.html )
mentors high school students in building the Dream Classic
aircraft. The program is free to high school students. The
mentors meet the students at San Geronimo Airpark every 3rd
Saturday of the month from 8:30 a.m - noon. The students learn to
fabricate rivets, use a rivet gun, drill, follow skematics, and so
much more. If you are interested contact Bob Severance at
SAPropbuster@satx.rr.com he
can answer your questions.
Summer Camps
The ACE program helps students develop an awareness of the role of
aviation in human history, encourages exploration of career
opportunities in aviation, introduces the role of government as it
relates to aviation and develops an understanding of the overall
socio- economic benefits of aviation in our communities and daily
lives.
San Antonio is one of the many cities nationwide that offers the
ACE program. Sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
and the Organization of Black Airline Pilots (OBAP), ACE nationwide
offers this unique opportunity to all youth ages 14 to 18. Unlike
other cities, San Antonio has the added benefit of sponsorship by the
San Antonio chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, Inc. (TAI). TAI provides an
invaluable link from aviation's past to the present.
OBAP and TAI are non-profit organizations. They provide tuition for
ACE along with funds donated by individuals and local corporate
support. Participation in ACE is by submitted application. All
interested students are encouraged to apply. ACE is a day camp that is
one week in duration. Attendance for the entire week is required.
Self- discipline and the ability to work with others are essential.
Lunch and healthy snacks are provided along with transportation on
various field trips conducted during the week. Anyone with even the
slightest interest in aviation is highly encouraged to apply.
Both OBAP and TAI are dedicated to promoting career opportunities
in aviation. As a result, they conduct many initiatives that encourage
all youth to consider the aerospace field as a career. ACE is one such
program.
The FAA is tasked with the mission of providing a safe regulated
aerospace system. As a regulatory agency, the FAA oversees the safety
and efficiency of aviation in this country. Another important part of
the FAA's mission is to promote aviation career exploration with
emphasis on opportunities for women and minorities. To accomplish
this, the FAA partners with many organizations to help sponsor the ACE
program. Although not limited to women and minorities, ACE is
sensitive to the need to increase exposure and opportunity in these
underrepresented groups.
ACE Camp
16-21 July 2007 (day camp)
Julia Yates Semmes Branch Library
15060 Judson Road
San Antonio, TX 78247
Ages: 14-18
Contact Tony Bass for further info: H 210-651-5985, C 210-685-0801,
, .
June 11th - 15th. 8:30 am- 12:00 pm. Do you have an interest in
wildlife biology or conservation? Come explore these exciting fields
of science while learning wildlife and plant identification, river
sampling, animal tracking, and hands-on conservation. Pre-registration
is required and space is limited to 25 participants ages 11-14. A
$50.00 suggested donation is asked per participant. This camp is a
co-sponsored by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
June 4th to 9th. Youngsters can put their curiosity to work and
help unravel the ecological secrets of the Medina River Natural Area,
15890 State Highway 16 South. Campers learn about birds, mammals,
creepy crawly critters, get to study the river and have fun.
Pre-registration is required and space is limited to 25 particpants
ages 7 to 10. $50. 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon. 624-2575.
Summer At The Academy was launched nineteen years ago and has grown
into one of the most successful summer programs in the Southwest. Each
year more than seventeen hundred boys and girls from San Antonio,
South Texas, Mexico and beyond attend a diverse array of over 350
classes taught by more than sixty of the area’s top teachers, coaches
and artisans.
The 8-week program of weekly day camps begins June 4 and ends July
27. Each week includes academics, arts, sports and eclectic classes –
Kidtooning to Karate Kids, SAT Prep to Multiplication Masters,
Medieval Battles to Dinosaur George, Computers to Pet Care, Dancing to
Clay Sculpture , plus science, math, fencing, golf, football,
basketball, soccer, .....and much, much more!
Summer At The Academy provides excellent opportunities to create,
learn, explore, make friends and have fun. Registration is on-going.
For more information or to receive our Summer Brochure, call 733-7331
ext. 2662 or visit our website at
www.sa-academy.org.
CAMP needs high school, college age, and adult counselors to enable
children with special needs reach their maximum potential. Throughout
the summer of 2007, we will need approximately 400 counselor
volunteers ! Each individual session runs Sunday-Friday and overnight
stay is required. The most rewarding experience at CAMP will be the
friendships formed with fellow counselors and campers. Nothing
compares to the smiles our volunteers help place on the faces of our
children. Volunteers must be 14 years or older. Adults highly sought.
CAMP provides a thorough orientation and continuous training. Go to
www.campapps.org to fill out the
VOLUNTEER application.
June 18-22, 8-10 years old and July 16-20, 11-13 years old
From 8am - 5pm
During a typical day, campers receive humane education, workshops from
veterinarians or animal experts, and several animal classes designed
to foster a special appreciation for animals. Campers are placed in
teams of eight with counselors assigned to each team. Camp cost is
$225 and includes 2 snacks and lunch. Camp registrations will be
available April 3rd, contact Lois Tanigawa, ext 119.
View our Summer
Camp 2007 Flyer
Join real archaeologists from the UTSA Center for Archaeological
Research for hands on activities including learning about the ancient
Maya, analyzing artifacts and participating in a mock dig!
Camp Time: 9 AM-4 PM
Cost: $190.00 per camp (includes supplies, snacks and a t-shirt)
After hours care until 5 PM available for an additional $50 per week
Reserve now, camp space is limited. Download a
registration form here.
For more information, contact Legacy Coordinator Lynn Yakubik at
(210) 458-4462.
The focus of the 2007 Cibolo Nature Camp is Fun and Nature. Camp
hours are Monday through Friday, from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM. There are
seven weekly sessions to choose from. (see
dates/descriptions at website)
The camp fee is $100 for Cibolo Nature Center Members and $110 for
Non-members and includes a Cibolo Nature Camp t-shirt.
Campers bring their own lunch and drink each day; dress comfortably
for the outdoors.
Be sure to register several weeks in advance - sells out!
Campers will participate in a wide variety of activities that
pertain to the theme for the week! Sports, games, arts & crafts, field
trips and lots of FUN!! Guaranteed to be a GREAT summer at Camp
Minnehaha!
Age: 5Y - 12Y
Date: May 29- Aug 31
Time: 7:30AM-6PM
Classes: 5
Days: M-F
Location:
Landa Recreation Center
Fees: $75 per week
Come join us for a week of exploration and celebration of nature at
our hands-on ecology camps. During WILD! Weeks, children aged 7 - 12
will have the chance to experience the outdoors firsthand. A holistic
approach including science, art, math, stories, and writing will guide
campers through a variety of engaging, inquiry-driven experiences.
Camp is limited to 25 children per week.
The cost for WILD! Week is $85 per child for the week. Limited
partial camp scholarships are available. WILD! Weeks will be held in
Friedrich Park. It is located in the Balcones Canyonlands/Hill Country
Region in juniper and live oak clad hills. It has 5 miles of hiking
trails restrooms, and a pavilion to facilitate programming when
weather is inclement. Visit
http://www.sanaturalareas.org for more information.
Summer Art Camp offers one- and two-week long classes concentrating
on a specific media or subject and providing creative learning
experiences in a positive, nurturing and fun environment.
Because Summer Art Camp offers individualized instruction,
enrollment is limited to 10 students per class unless otherwise noted.
All classes are taught by a professional artist who will help inspire
and develop individual expression.
AGE RANGE Summer Art Camp classes are open to ages 5 – teens.
Classes are designed to fit the skill set for a specific age range.
Age ranges are based on this and not on the artistic ability of the
child. No exceptions are made.
Because we’re committed to a high-quality educational experience
for all the young artists at Summer Art Camp, our youngest artists —
5- and 6-year-olds —may enroll for half-day only. Teen classes are
geared to ages 13 – 16, however older students may register.
LOCATION Classes offered, unless otherwise noted, are held on the
park-like grounds of the Southwest School of Art & Craft (SSAC),
Ursuline Campus (across from the Central Library).
Visit Southwest School of Art And
Craft website for more information.
Students are already dreaming about the end of school and making
plans for the summer, and we have summer camp programs sure to bring
big smiles. Our camp programs feature fun activities that teach
outdoor skills, foster an appreciation for nature, forge friendships,
and encourage self-discovery.
TEEN EXPEDITION CAMP Join us on a 4-day expedition to the trails,
cliffs, and caves of Enchanted Rock State Natural Area. This trip will
be full of adventure activities: Professionally guided rock climbing
instruction, back packing, primitive camping, geocaching, and more. We
will also take time to explore the natural wonders and beauty of the
park. We plan to practice outdoor photography, gaze at the stars, and
even enjoy a night hike at full moon as some of our adventures.
STEPPING STONES CAMP Step into a week of discovery and fun at SOLC.
This half-day format is perfect for the young explorers who enjoy the
outdoors. We'll participate in exciting activities that encourage
creativity and learning: science & nature exploration, group games,
teambuilding activities, fishing, hiking, arts & crafts and more.
Stepping Stones Camp was our most popular camp last year, so for 2007
we've added an additional week. We'd like you to join us this year.
Sign up early!
ADVENTURE CAMPS These programs are especially for older youth
seeking adventure and camaraderie. The full-day format gives us more
time to spend doing advanced activities including: archery, canoeing,
high ropes challenges, and even a team survivor challenge. We will
also offer other fun activities such as: fishing, hiking, and group
games. In addition to having lots of fun, you will grow stronger as a
person and build essential teamwork skills.
REGISTER EARLY FOR CAMP
Our summer programs are led by experienced, professional staff and
qualified instructors who are trained to provide a safe, fun, and
rewarding experience. Space is limited in each session, so sign up
early. Visit website for more
information.
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