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2019-2020 Alphabet Soup Preschool Program @ Richard R. Green Elementary School - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Preschool Program for Three Year OldsOur preschool's new location is at Richard R. Green Elementary School. This collaborative program of Early Childhood Family Education and Early Childhood Special Education is taught by licensed teachers who use a curriculum based on state and district standards. * Children must be 3 years old by September 1, 2019 * Children should be potty trainedSchool for the Children: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons from 12:05 - 2:35 pm Parenting and Parent/Child Class: Every other Friday, 12:05 - 2:35 pmUnfortunately we are unable to offer full scholarships for this class, but tuition is based on a sliding fee scale, see below. Annual Income Monthly Fee/Per Enrolled Child 0-19,999 125.00 20,000-29,999 140.00 30,000-49,999 155.00 50,000-69,999 170.00 70,000-89,999 185.00 90,000-119,999 200.00 120,000-139,999 215.00 140,000-159,999 235.00 160,000+ 250.00 -
AARP Drivers Safety: 4-Hour Refresher Class (Adult Ed South Campus)
Review your driving skills, understand current laws and gain tips on defensive driving. After the initial eight-hour course, you only need this four-hour course every three years to renew the 10-percent discount on your auto insurance. A discount certificate is given upon completion. -
ABC Spanish (Wellstone)
Learn or re-learn Spanish the way a kid would do it, the easy way, starting with the alphabet, colors, numbers and shapes. The instructor will speak Spanish all the time and have some audio-visual materials that will help you focus.- -
ACCESS - BONFIRE BUNCH at North Mississippi Regional Park
Enjoy a bonfire, nature inspired arts & crafts, guided nature walks, snacks and visiting with friends. It will be "bunches of fun." Meets at North Mississippi Regional Park: Carl W. Kroening Interpretive Center, 4900 N Mississippi Dr. Register online or call 612.668. 2478. -
ACCESS - Mother's Day Mosaic Flower Pot (South)
You will have a sea of trinkets, stained glass, mosaic tiles and much more to choose from to help you create your personal masterpiece. We will mosaic a six inch ceramic flower pot and flower which you will be able to take home with you. No tools necessary. All glass will be pre-cut or cut on site for you. Feel free to bring your own small personal items to incorporate into your piece. -
ACCESS - Walking for Fitness (Henry)
Don't let rainy weather stop you from walking. Enjoy this easy exercise indoors anytime between 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Walking can lower blood pressure, cholesterol, risk of stroke and risk of injury. It can also improve your sense of well-being and happiness. There is no instructor for these sessions. -
Academics/Science: Bubble, Twirl, Pop (Gr. 1-4)
Experiment and explore the world around you through a variety of hands-on activities, including bubbling lava lamps, super-creeps and Pop Rocks. -
Academics/Science: Bubbles and Gunk (Gr. 1-4)
Find the fun in gunk. Make cool gooey ooze, make fizzy foaming liquid and mix up batches of regular and colored bubbles. Cook up wacky edible concoctions like yummy "dirt cups.” -
Academics/Science: Crime Scene Detectives (Gr. 5-8)
Enter the fascinating world of forensic science. Find out about DNA, fingerprints, fibers, blood spatter and other common evidence, and use your knowledge to solve a crime. -
Academics/Science: Edible Science and Gross Goodies (Gr. 4-8)
Have your science and eat it, too. Experiment with materials found in your kitchen to make and eat unusual but tasty treats like ice cream in a bag and smoothies. -
Academics/Science: Electric Experiments (Gr. 1-4)
Perform experiments based on the world of electricity: Combine static electricity, electrical energy and chemical energy along with a variety of items found around the house to make things exciting. -
Academics/Science: Inventors Lab (Gr. 4-8)
Enter the lab and create your own invention with cardboard, modeling clay, tape and dowels. -
Academics/Science: Mad Scientist Workshop (Gr. 1-4)
Make slimy concoctions, do wacky experiments, and discover amazing facts about real scientists, animals and plants. -
Academics/Science: Nature Adventures (Gr. 1-4)
If you love adventure and the outdoors, discover all the ways you can incorporate them into everyday life. -
Academics: American Girls Collection & Tea Party (Entering Grades K-2)
Share the worlds of Addy, Kaia, Kit and Julie, all while learning about America’s history. Discover what has changed about growing up, make crafts from the past and have a tea party, too. -
Academics: American Girls Creations (Gr. 1-4)
Learn about American history through the American Girl dolls. Create crafts and do activities to get your doll fit for a ball. -
Academics: American Sign Language (Entering Grades 5-9)
Gain basic exposure to the American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary, numbers, alphabet and ASL syntax, as well as Deaf culture. -
Academics: Animal Ecosystems (Gr. 1-4)
Let science come alive! Use plastic bottles and recycled materials to create a self-contained ecosystem with plants on top and a living hermit crab or fish on the bottom. -
Academics: Babysitting (American Red Cross) (Entering Grades 6-9)
Put together a creative babysitting kit and learn what kinds of games and activities are appropriate for specific ages. Practice and test on accident and emergency preparedness. You must be 11 years old by the end of class and pass a skills test to receive a certificate of completion. -
Academics: Babysitting Class (Age 11+)
New and Improved! Learn about leadership, safety, basic and child development from a professional. Receive a certificate of completion and a babysitter's pack that includes everything you need to start your babysitting business. This class does not include CPR.This class is taught by a licensed Teacher. -
Academics: Bookworms (Gr. 1-4)
Worm your way into your favorite book with friends and find out where the characters go on their adventures. -
Academics: Broadcasting - Live on the Air (Entering Grades 5-8)
Live from the Southwest Super Summer Program: Discover what it is like to be a professional broadcaster. Learn to write, announce and record commercials and news stories. Share the spotlight with classmates as you speak off the cuff co-hosting pseudo infommercials and "live on the scene" news events.
