Jul. 3, 2008
4th of July activities
Hello Friends and Family,
Remember that Fireworks are illegal in the Tulsa City Limits!
Leave the fireworks to the professionals...
Where can you go to see fireworks in the Tulsa Area?
The information below came from www.tulsaworld.com
TULSA FREEDOMFEST '08
Grab you lawn chairs and blankets and head over to Tulsa FreedomFest '08 for
an evening of fireworks and family fun.
Enjoy a spectacular aerial fireworks display launched over the 21st Street
Bridge and music, food and kids activities available on both banks of the
Arkansas River.
The festivities start 5 p.m. Friday at the River West Festival Park, 2100 S.
Jackson Ave., with face painting, a free rock climbing wall, free
inflatables and Mobile Paintball ($5).
The Parade of Flight is 6-6:45 p.m., followed by a performance by Oklahoma
Heartland at 7:30 p.m., another Parade of Flight featuring WWII-era planes
at 8:30 p.m. and the fireworks display from 9:30-10:05 p.m. choreographed to
music on 92.9 KBEZ.
Parking is available near the River West Festival Park and at the West Bank
Arbor Park for $5 per vehicle.
On the east bank of the river, Rivers Edge Bistro and Cafe, 19th Street and
Riverside Drive, will offer dining
seating starting at 3:30 p.m. with a $5 cover and live music from 4-9 p.m.
At Veterans Park, 1875 S. Boulder Ave., Tulsa Parks is hosting the American
Salute, an old-fashioned family picnic with free inflatables for the kids
and live music from 5:30-9:15 p.m.
AT THE BALLPARK
The Tulsa Drillers is hosting its Fireworks Extravaganza Thursday and Friday
nights after the games. Games start at 7:05 and regular paid admission is
required.
KENDALL WHITTIER
Gear up for the Children's Fourth of July Bike Parade . Decorating begins at
9:30 a.m. with the parade at 10 a.m. Friday at Kendall Whittier Elementary
School and Park, 2601 E. Fifth Place. There will also be a contest for best
dog costume.
NEIGHBORHOOD BIKE PARADE
Hosted by New Haven United Methodist Church. Bike decoration begins at 10
a.m. with the parade from 10:30 a.m.-noon Friday at the church, 5603 S. New
Haven Ave.
TULSA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The Signature Symphony presents "Fourth on the Third — A Celebration of
Patriotic Music," 8 p.m. Thursday at the VanTrease Performing Arts Center
for Education on the school's Southeast Campus, 81st Street and U.S. 169.
Tickets are $11 for adults and $7.75 for seniors and students and $5.50 for
children and TCC students.
For tickets, call 595-7777.
Broken Arrow
"Bands of Freedom ," a benefit concert for troops and their families, will
be presented by Broken Arrow Blue Star Mothers. Gates open at 3 p.m. Friday
with music at 5 p.m. from Dennis Jernigan, Wayne Watson, CO3, New Fire and
Mary Magehee.
The concert and fireworks display is at First Baptist Church of Broken
Arrow, 100 W. Albany. Tickets are $10 for adults, $2 for children and $25
for families and can be purchased at Mardel stores and
www.tulsaworld.com/freedomconcert
Sapulpa
"American Celebrates America" festivities start at 7 p.m. Friday with a
fireworks display at 9:45 p.m. across from the Sapulpa Municipal Golf
Course, 1200 W. Dewey Ave. It's free.
Viewing and parking are available in the Sapulpa Wal-Mart parking lot and
the fields east of and behind the store.
Fireworks will be choreographed to music on 88.5 FM.
Sand Springs
The city's annual Fireworks Display at River City Park , 2500 S. River City
Park Road, is 8 p.m. Thursday. The free event starts with a performance by
the Sand Springs Community Chorus. Concessions are available and people are
encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets and picnic baskets.
Jenks
Jones Riverside Airport is hosting its 50th Anniversary Air Expo and
Fireworks 6-9 p.m. Friday at the airport 8605 S. Elwood Ave. Enjoy a flight
demonstration of historically significant aircraft, including WWII-era
planes, before the fireworks display.
"Extravaganza on the Water" is Friday at the RiverWalk Crossing in Jenks
with music by Element from 8-11 p.m. and fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
Skiatook
"Fantasy in the Sky ," Thursday at the Skiatook Airport, 1501 S. Lombard.
Gates open at 5:30 p.m., entertainment starts at 7 p.m. — Daryle Singletary,
Rockin' Acoustic Circus and Alaina Whitaker are scheduled to perform — with
fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
Claremore
Claremore's 4th of July celebration , featuring live entertainment and
fireworks display is 5 p.m. to dusk Friday at Claremore Lake Park, 1450 E.
Blue Starr Drive. Admission is free. For more, call 341-8688.
Fort Gibson
Head to the " 1840s Independence Celebration" and celebrate Independence Day
the old-fashioned way, as in 1840, at the Fort Gibson Historic Site on
Friday. For more, call (918) 478-4088.
Wagoner
The "Western Hills Annual Hoedown ," starts Thursday at the Sequoyah State
Park/Western Hills Guest Ranch with games, music and contests. On Friday,
enjoy music and dancing before the fireworks display at dusk.
By MIKE AVERILL World Scene Writer
Also Check out: www.321fireworks.com
God Bless America & Happy 4th of July everyone!
Tom Hufford, Thanks Huffy!
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Jun. 25, 2008
Home school planner
We are so excited to announce that our much-anticipated Schoolhouse Planner is READY!
The Schoolhouse Planner has so many wonderful features. You told us what you wanted in a planner, and we have delivered!
Some of the main features include:
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Calendars in various forms - yearly, monthly, weekly, and daily
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Planners for your homeschool - in various styles to meet your individual needs
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12 "homeschool must-know" items, one for each month of the year
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12 essays from some of our favorite authors in the homeschool community - you absolutely won't want to miss these!
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24 easy main-dish recipes from some top homeschoolers around the nation
PLUS, the Schoolhouse Planner is interactive! You can type right into the pdf! If you have Adobe Acrobat, you'll be able to save the changes you make. (Note: If you only have Adobe Reader, you can type in your planner information, print it, but will not be able to save these changes.)
Don't forget, monthly planner add-ons are available for purchase every month. We already have some great holiday related information ready for July's planner supplement!
We're there with you each month to make your home and school planning as easy and fun as possible throughout the year!
Have a friend who likes an organized home and school? Let them know about the Schoolhouse Planner.
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We want to say a very special "thank you" to those of you who pre-purchased the planner.
If you pre-ordered the TOS Planner, you will receive download instructions within the next 48 hours. Watch your inbox! If you haven't ordered your Shoolhouse Planner, now is the time to order your copy. The new school year is quickly approaching!
We are so excited and hope that you are, too.
Sincerely,
The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
As part of our celebration, we want to share our special report Homeschool with Confidence with you.
TOS is all about encouragement and support!
Homeschool with Confidence is a wonderful resource for those new to homeschooling, veteran homeschoolers, and those considering homeschooling.
Please feel free to share it with your friends!
Download YOUR free copy here. Sunny
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Jun. 23, 2008
Math and Science competition
Jun. 15, 2008
Transparent Butterfly aren't they beautiful~~~
It comes from Central America and is found from Mexico to Panama. It is quite common in its zone, but it not easy to find because of its transparent wings, which is a natural camouflage mechanism.
A butterfly with transparent wings is rare and beautiful. As delicate as finely blown glass, the presence of this rare tropical gem is used by rain forest ecologists as an indication of high habitat quality and its demise alerts them of ecological change. Rivaling the refined beauty of a stained glass window, the translucent wings of the Glasswing butterfly shimmer in the sunlight like polished panes of turquoise, orange, green, and red. All things beautiful do not have to be full of color to be noticed: in life that which is unnoticed has the most power.
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Jun. 15, 2008
Glenpool Black and Gold days
This is something really cool...Glenpool, "The Town That Made Tulsa
Famous" is celebrating the discovery of the "Black Gold" that put
this entire area on the map over 100 years ago. The 30th annual
Black Gold Days is a family oriented festival held at Black Gold
Park located at Highway 75 and 145th Street South (10 miles south of
Tulsa). Features include free music concerts, dancing exhibitions,
carnival, parade, food vendors, craft & commercial vendors, frog
jump & turtle race, Lion's Club pancake breakfast and fireworks.
Hours of the festival are 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, June
19th and Friday, June 20th and then noon to 10:30 p.m. on Saturday,
June 21st. Pride Amusements Carnival will be open each evening and
all day Saturday after the Parade at 11 a.m.
Thursday night groups scheduled to perform include Oklahoma/American
Kids, The Ellis Family, The Master's Voice, Extol Unity and Life in
the Son. Friday night's country music group is Wade Quinton and Wild
Horse. Saturday afternoon's music groups include OkXpress, The
Landing Community Church and Full Flava Kings Jazz Band as well as
The Dance Pointe and Carey Robbins School of Dance student's
performances. Saturday evening's Bluegrass Concert includes The
Grasskickers (Shelby Eicher & Mark Bruner), Heartland Xpress,
Strings N Things, Broken Arrow Trailblazers and NEO Cloggers.
For more information contact the Glenpool Chamber of Commerce at 918-
322-3505 or check the web site at www.GlenpoolChamber.org.
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Jun. 15, 2008
Rockets over Rhema
Jun. 15, 2008
Website for books
Jun. 3, 2008
1847 Oregon Trail sourdough starter
 This is so fun! I ordered some starter from the Oregon Trial Sourdough Preservation Society. Check out the website and see what you think:
http://home.att.net/~carlsfriends/
You send a SASE to:
1847 Oregon Trail Sourdough
Preservation Society
P.O. Box 321
Jefferson, MD 21755 USA
In about 6 weeks you get your starter, this is a neat project for the kids, Sunny This idea was passed on a long time ago by Janece
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Jun. 2, 2008
opinion poll
Please let your voice be heard. Read this short article and vote on the opinion poll at this link:
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Jun. 1, 2008
Bat Watch Project
Jun. 1, 2008
God Bless America
Jun. 1, 2008
Please be careful before you back up!
Hello:
We do not want to assume that everyone automatically knows who Steven Curtis Chapman is; but if you've been following the news lately you know his family has been touched by a backover tragedy. Chapman is one of the most visible and influential figures in Christian music. He has sold over 10 million albums and has won five Grammy awards. Chapman and his wife, Mary Beth, have six children – three biological and three adopted young girls from China. On Wednesday, May 21, their youngest daughter, 5-year-old Maria Sue Chapman, was killed because her older brother simply could not see her in the large blind zone behind the SUV he was backing in the driveway.
People Magazine has an article in their June 9th issue entitled, “Grief Beyond Words.” (pages 83-84). People Magazine included information about backovers in a special sidebar entitled, “A Preventable Tragedy” with a link to our website. www.KidsAndCars.org This is an excellent way to help their readers learn about just how often children are being backed over.
May has been a particularly tragic month for children being hit by vehicles. (backovers and frontovers) During the past 2 weeks, at least 12 children have lost their lives all over the country. There also have been many more incidents where children have been critically injured.
May 28, 2008 Child hit, killed by car - St. Petersburg, FL
May 25, 2008 Toddler Accidentally Run Over, Killed In Church Parking Lot - Whitewater, WI
May 24, 2008 Woman accused of hit-and-run death - Lower Onondaga Park, NY
May 22, 2008 17-month-old Rainer Girl Dead After Father Backs Over Her with Jeep - Rainer, WA
May 22, 2008 2-Year-Old Girl Hit By Car, Killed by Family Friend - Greenwood, SC
May 21, 2008 Toddler hit by pickup, killed - Waynesville, FL
May 21, 2008 Toddler dead after being hit by car in driveway - Swisher, IA
May 21, 2008 Steven Chapman's daughter killed by SUV in driveway - Franklin, TN
May 20, 2008 Mom kills tot in driveway tragedy - Garland, TX
May 19, 2008 7-year-old is run over by a pickup - East Dubuque, IL
May 15, 2008 2-year-old dies after being struck by vehicle - Longview, TX
May 15, 2008 Toddler killed by SUV - Roosevelt, UT
Please help us to raise awareness about these predictable and preventable tragedies. Simply ‘assume’ a child is behind or in front of your car every time you move it.
• Walk around and behind a vehicle prior to moving it.
• Know where your kids are. Make children move away from your vehicle to a place where they are in full view before moving the car and know that another adult is properly supervising children before moving your vehicle.
• Teach children that “parked” vehicles might move. Let them know that they can see the vehicle; but the driver might not be able to see them.
• Consider installing cross view mirrors, audible collision detectors, rear view video camera and/or some type of back up detection device.
• Measure the size of your blind zone (area) behind the vehicle(s) you drive. A 5-foot-1-inch driver in a pickup truck can have a rear blind zone of approximately 8 feet wide by 50 feet long.
• Be aware that steep inclines and large SUV’s, vans and trucks add to the difficulty of seeing behind a vehicle.
• Hold children’s hand firmly when leaving the vehicle.
• Teach your children to never play in, around or behind a vehicle and always set the emergency brake.
• Keep toys and other sports equipment off the driveway.
• Homeowners should trim landscaping around the driveway to ensure they can see the sidewalk, street and pedestrians clearly when backing out of their driveway. Pedestrians also need to be able to see a vehicle pulling out of the driveway.
• Never leave children alone in or around cars; not even for a minute.
• Keep vehicles locked at all times; even in the garage or driveway and always set your parking brake.
• Keys and/or remote openers should never be left within reach of children.
• Make sure all child passengers have left the car after it is parked.
• Be especially careful about keeping children safe in and around cars during busy times, schedule changes and periods of crisis or holidays.
These precautions can save lives. www.KidsAndCars.org
KIDS AND CARS has Public Service Announcements (PSAs), brochures; window clings to remind parents not to leave children unattended in or around vehicles and anything else you might need to raise awareness about these dangers to children.
All these families have lost a precious family member......famous or not; the pain is just as intense.
Best Regards,
Janette E. Fennell
Founder/President
KIDS AND CARS
Janette@KidsAndCars.org
(913) 327-0013
Fax (913) 327-0014
www.KidsAndCars.org
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Jun. 1, 2008
Clark Improv
Hey Clarkies;
June 13 - 15th in the Norman Theatre at the Tulsa PAC.
Kicking off the weekend at 8 pm on Friday, June 13, the Laughing Matter Comedy troupe goes downtown in a unique evening of improvisational comedy. For one night only, a few of the adult Heller Laughing Matter troupe will combine with the Clark Theatre Laughing Matter (that's you) for a show featuring Tulsa's funniest improv performers. All tickets $10.
On Saturday June 14, the Norman Theatre hosts the Tulsa Area Community Theatre Alliance showcase. Just under a dozen local theatres will perform 10 pieces that show off their best features. Among the offerings, Heller Theatre reprises a scene from "Recent Tragic Events," and Clark Theatre shows a scene from its recent production of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." It's a great way to get a 'sampler platter' of Tulsa's thriving theatre scene. The show starts at 8 pm and all tickets are $10.
On Sunday, June 15 'Round the Bend Players' present "Granny Diva," written by local playwright Dale Whisman. This original comedy tells the story of Marie, who, after the death of her husband, begins taking acting classes on a lark. Finally lifting herself out of depression, Marie discovers a talent for acting that takes her from community theater to Broadway, with an unexpected stop at Divaville. Marie's rediscovery of her true self is at the heart of this original play. 'Round the Bend Players', is Tulsa's first senior theatre troupe. The show starts at 2 pm and all tickets are $10.
All these events are part of the annual SummerStage festival and sponsored in part by the Tulsa PAC Trust.
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Jun. 1, 2008
Heller/ Clark Theater
Press Release HellerTheatre 5328 S Wheeling Tulsa, OK 74105
For Immediate Release Date: 5/23/2008
Contact: Julie Tattershall
Phone: 746-5065
Email: Jtattershall@ci.tulsa.ok.us
Web page: www.hellertheatre.com
A Triple Threat Weekend at the Tulsa PAC
Local theatre at its best will be featured June 13 - 15th in the Norman Theatre at the Tulsa PAC.
Kicking off the weekend at 8 pm on Friday, June 13, the Laughing Matter Comedy troupe goes downtown in a unique evening of improvisational comedy. For one night only, a few of the adult Heller Laughing Matter troupe will combine with the Clark Theatre Laughing Matter for a show featuring Tulsa's funniest improv performers. All tickets $10.
On Saturday June 14, the Norman Theatre hosts the Tulsa Area Community Theatre Alliance showcase. Just under a dozen local theatres will perform 10 pieces that show off their best features. Among the offerings, Heller Theatre reprises a scene from "Recent Tragic Events," and Clark Theatre shows a scene from its recent production of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." It's a great way to get a 'sampler platter' of Tulsa's thriving theatre scene. The show starts at 8 pm and all tickets are $10.
On Sunday, June 15 'Round the Bend Players' present "Granny Diva," written by local playwright Dale Whisman. This original comedy tells the story of Marie, who, after the death of her husband, begins taking acting classes on a lark. Finally lifting herself out of depression, Marie discovers a talent for acting that takes her from community theater to Broadway, with an unexpected stop at Divaville. Marie's rediscovery of her true self is at the heart of this original play. 'Round the Bend Players', is Tulsa's first senior theatre troupe. The show starts at 2 pm and all tickets are $10.
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Jun. 1, 2008
Fun game website
Jun. 1, 2008
Free E-zine
You all know by now how much I like Diane Flynn Keith well she has come out with a new free e-zine
Dear ClickSchooling Readers,
Some of you may know that I maintain a website called UniversalPreschool.com
that supports parents who teach their young children (ages 2-5) at home.
I also publish a FREE ezine that provides parents with resources, tips, and
activities to help them in that endeavor.
The next issue of the Universal Preschool Ezine will be published tomorrow,
Thursday, May 21st. If you would like a free subscription simply go to
http://www.UniversalPreschool.com - and enter your email address in the
form that says "Join Our Email List" near the top of the page (above the
picture of the tots in raincoats).
That's all there is to it!
Please feel free to forward this message. :)
Diane Flynn Keith
ClickSchooling List Owner
Editor, http://www.Homefires.com
Author, http://www.Carschooling.com
Founder, http://www.UniversalPreschool.com
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Jun. 1, 2008
Website
Jun. 1, 2008
Another website
Jun. 1, 2008
Neat site
May. 21, 2008
Carrie Dickerson Reminder May 22
SAVE THE DATE - CELEBRATE!!! MAY 22!!!
The Carrie Dickerson Foundation
cordially invites you to an evening of
Community Spirit, Awareness, Public Action and Celebration
as we remember the lifetime work of
Carrie Dickerson and
focus on moving her mission
forward in these times when safety and sustainability
depend upon our participation!
When: Thursday, May 22, 6:45 PM
Where: The Circle Cinema, 10 South Lewis Avenue
(Lewis at Admiral) Tulsa OK 74104
Contact: Janet Hutto - 744-6019 or
Marilyn McCulloch - 284-0728
We will be showing 2 short DVDs:
The Opening of Carrie's Personal
Papers at OSU last spring,
and "Oklahomans Taken for a Ride"
regarding rail passenger service in OK.
We want to share with you the goals and
purpose of the foundation,
as well as alerts to important issues
on the nuclear watchdogging front.
We welcome you to enjoy a piece of birthday cake
as we remember Carrie together. We also encourage you
to purchase drinks and/or other
snacks from the Circle's concession
stand to underscore our appreciation of their support.
See you there!
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May. 21, 2008
See what grade Oklahoma gets
May. 21, 2008
Homeschool Newsletter from Cindy Downes
May. 21, 2008
Youth Services offers New Art Studios for Summer 2008
Press Release
Youth Services offers New Art Studios for Summer 2008
Youth Services of Tulsa is proud to offer a new slate of art studios for Summer 2008 that foremost encourage self-expression and creative intuition. Working with some of Tulsa’s finest artists and arts organizations, including National Indian Monument & Institute, 3rd Street Clayworks, and the Bead Merchant, we have developed high quality arts studios at an affordable price. An exciting opportunity for budding artists at any level—you don’t need any previous experience to be a part of our program; you only need desire to discover, readiness for adventure, and openness to experimentation. Offered in this session are Experimental Photography, Wheel Throwing, Mixed Media Painting, Beadwork and Jewelry Making, Clay Hand Building, Groove, Osage Finger Weaving and YST Drama Troupe. For ages 12-17. Studios begin the week of June 9th. For a brochure, more information, or questions, please contact Scott Heberling at 382-4427 or sheberling@yst.org. All studios held at Youth Services of Tulsa, 311 S. Madison, unless otherwise indicated.
Beadwork and Jewelry Making
Haven’t you always wanted to make art that you can wear? By introducing you to varied methods and media of creation, using hemp, cord, wire, leather—and even possibly making your own beads, this studio encourages you to invent and create your own jewelry and beadwork art. Artist: Susanne Barnard. Cost: $40. Tuesdays 4:30-6:00pm. June 10th – Aug. 26th. **Held at The Bead Merchant, 2745 E. 15th St.**
Mixed Media Painting
Through hands-on experience and experimentation, this studio fosters the visual realization of your inner voice by teaching the complimentary use of diverse paint media, collage, found materials, print and paper making, fabric, and an endless variety of other resources in a single work. A studio where more is often more. Artist: Mary Jane Porter. Cost: $40. Wednesdays 5:30-7:30. June 11th – Aug. 27th.
Experimental Photography
Using some traditional and much non-traditional equipment and methods, create wholly new and different works in the medium of photography. You will experiment with pinhole cameras, quad lenses, Polaroids, tinting, filters, collage techniques, darkroom techniques and many other means of manipulation. Artist: Gaby Guyman. Cost: $40. Fridays 5:00-7:00. June 13th – Aug. 29th.
Wheel Throwing
A studio in clay offered in partnership with 3rd Street Clayworks. Students will learn how to throw pots, glaze and fire. Artist: Jeff Wells. Cost: $50. An eight week studio on Fridays 6:00-8:30pm. June 13th – Aug. 1st. **Held at 3rd Street Clayworks, 1001 E. 3rd St.**
Pottery Hand Building
Come work with clay. Create functional hand built items as well as critters, mask, and other fun stuff. Artist: Jeff Wells & Richard Smathers. Cost: $50. An eight week studio on Saturdays 12:30-2:30pm. June 14th – Aug. 2nd. **Held at 3rd Street Clayworks, 1001 E. 3rd St.**
Groove
A workshop for the young poet, musician and percussionist, Groove will provide students the tools to express their thoughts and feelings about life and experiences. A platform for self-expression, the workshop will teach youth to express ideas and use their imagination in song and percussion. The creation process will not only allow expression but will support the willingness to “ask”. Offered in partnership with the National Indian Monument & Institute. Cost: $15. A seven week workshop on Tuesdays from 2:00-4:00pm. June 17th – July 29th.
Osage Finger Weaving
Students will learn the basic techniques to Finger Weaving. This workshop will allow the students to set their own pace and individual time with the instructor, Julie Cote, who is known for her intricate designs and craftsmanship. This type of finger weaving is a traditional off-loom weaving that is practiced and used by many Oklahoma tribes, like the Osage, Muscogee-Creek, Seminole and Choctaw. This will be a hands-on workshop, which will help with dexterity while helping keep a traditional art form alive. Offered in partnership with the National Indian Monument & Institute. Cost: $15. A seven week workshop on Wednesdays from 1:00pm-3:00pm. July 2nd – Aug 13th.
YST Drama Troupe
An exciting and important opportunity for youth, the YST Drama Troupe is a touring ensemble of youth who research, write and perform plays addressing youth-specific issues, exploring the ideas and topics that affect every teen. An ongoing program, the Drama Troupe is always accepting new members committed to the idea of writing and performance as a way to both freely express themselves, their concerns, and their opinions and to using this expression for positive development. Artist: Scott Heberling. Cost: This program is free. Ongoing—call #382-4427 for details.
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May. 20, 2008
3D Art!
Vicky has been at it again, she finds the best stuff and it is free!! Way to go Vicky! I love these coloring pages we will use them this summer. Enjoy, Sunny
Here is a fun coloring book, 3D pics!
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May. 20, 2008
Always wanted to blog?
Liz does such an awesome job this came from her site: If you or your kids have always wanted to blog here is your chance for free in a safe environment. I have a friend that blogs here several actually, it is a good place it is easy to navigate and learn. The page is a lot like this on that I am on. Thanks Liz! Sunny
I am a member of www.TheHomeschoolLounge.com. I love it. You can
have your own page, blog, chat with other homeschool moms, join
discussion groups and so much more. Because their moms were having
so much fun the kids wanted a place so they could have their own
place and page and blog and chat so THL created a safe place for
them. The adult membership is free because there are ads, but the
child's site, which will be connected to your site, is ad free.
If your child has been wanting a MySpace page, but you don't want
them to be vulnerable to everything out there, get a The Homeschool
Lounge site for yourself and get a webpage for your child. The
children's page costs $2.95 per month or $14.95 for 6 months. It is
safe and you choose who will be your child's friends from other
homeschoolers on the site.
I noticed that they have a boys only and girls only groups, a Webkins
group, horselovers, pen pals, and more.
http://www.thelittlelounge.com/
~Liz
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