Nov. 3, 2009
Super Saturdays at Mad Science
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Join Us At The Lab for Super Saturdays For Some Awesome Science Discoveries !
Pre-registration is required, regstration closes at noon on the Friday before the program.
All of our programs are appropriate for kids in  ages 5-12. So if your looking for some extra time to get shopping done or just want to give your child some educational fun then drop them off at Mad Science for some science fun!. You can think of it as educational babysitting. Your kids will just think it's cool!
Each class runs 9:30-11:30AM.
Cost $20 per child
All classes include cool take homes and lots of hands on experiments.
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November 14 Optical Illusions
Jr. Scientists will love building their own periscope while learning about
optics, reflection and sight. We'll watch celebrity images change before our eyes! Seeing is not always believing.
November 21 Earthqukes &Volcanoes Take a voyage to the center of the Earth! We'll investigate the powerful processes that shape the planet and form remarkable rocks, magnificent minerals, and glittering gems! Children will take home sedimentary stackers that they made themselves.
November 28 Slime Time
Explore the exciting world of polymers, the chemical reactions we use to create them, and the inner workings of slime. Transform two regular liquids into an oozing batch of your very own slime.
December 5 Harnessing Heat
Students will observe a tea bag rocket and see an underwater volcano erupt. We will change the states of matter and cap off this workshop with a taste bud pleasing demonstration of heat at work, transforming solid sugar crystals into the spun floss of cotton candy.
December 12 Where's the Air
Join Bernoulli and Newton as we take this exciting look at the science behind aerodynamics and the properties of air. The kids will use a vortex generator to create air pockets with a punch, and levitate ping-pong balls in defiance of gravity.
December 19 Stunt Planes & Gliders Workshop
The Wright brothers would be proud as we follow in their footsteps and learn the
fundamental principles of flight and aerodynamics. Build a football glider, learn
about control surfaces and build your very own loop flying stunt plane. You' all be a
Top Gun after this class.
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All programs are held at
Mad Science Lab
422 E. Oak St.
Suite 3
Oak Creek, WI 53154
414-768-1678 |
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Oct. 26, 2009
Kids Workshops
The Home Depot's Kids Workshops offer useful projects including the creation of toolboxes, fire trucks and mail organizers, as well as more educational projects, such as a window birdhouse, bughouse or Declaration of Independence frame kit.
The workshops teach children do-it-yourself skills and tool safety, while at the same time helping to instill a sense of accomplishment. Additionally, this fun time allows for quality one-on-one time between adults and children.
In addition to the newly constructed project kit, each child receives a kid-sized orange apron, similar to The Home Depot associates' aprons, and an achievement pin.
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Lowe's Guild & Grow Workshops
Saturday mornings, various projects.
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Youth Days: Every Saturday from noon to 2pm is for youth ages 9–15 to work one–on–one with experienced MBC volunteers, either learning to repair their bicycle or building a bicycle if they do not already own one. Youth volunteers agree to help with projects and chores needed to maintain the Bike Collective equal to the amount of time they spend on their project. For example, a youth who spends thirty minutes repairing a flat tire could then help by patching a tire for one of the bicycles the Bike Collective intends to distribute. Further, a youth who spends eight hours building a bicycle for herself will have been spending 1 1/2 hours working on his bike and 1 1/2 hours working on a project for the Bike Collective each session for a total of 16 hours work. This process of encouraging “sweat equity” instills the value of the dollar in youth volunteers as well as the value in supporting production beyond their own consumption. http://bikecollective.org/kids.html
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The Wisconsin Humane Society's educational programming engages children in ways that are interactive and fun. Building a more humane community begins with our youngest citizens. Our programs help children grow into animal ambassadors who impact their peers in school and in their neighborhoods, creating real change. Using hands-on activities with help from animals at the shelter, children learn the importance of treating animals with care and compassion. We help children develop a lifelong interest in animals, a concern for their welfare and a clear sense of how they can make a difference.
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Jun. 14, 2009
Pizza Hut summer deal
Jun. 10, 2009
Milwaukee area Parks Directory
| One of the true treasures of Southeastern Wisconsin is our parks. Venture virtually anywhere in the five county region and you'll find a county or municipal park, most with ample green space for a fun game of chase and, of course, colorful playgyms complete with slides, climbing stations and swings.
But not all parks are created equal. That's where we come in! Our parks directory offers parents ratings and feedback from other Moms, Dads and caregivers on which parks are the best bets for kids under 6 years old. Plus, you'll find full color photos of the playgym equipment discussed in our reviews. That's what makes our directory extra special!
http://www.milwaukeemoms.com/fastfindsandfun/parksandplaces/parks/
Interactive Map: http://www.milwaukeemoms.com/fastfindsandfun/parksandplaces/parks/
Also see the "Beaches & Pools Directory" |
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Jun. 10, 2009
Gathering Waters Festival (Lakeshore State Park)
Jun. 5, 2009
Homeschool music
Did you know that the Adventures in Music classes at Master Studios are provided at a discount?
For $200.00 a year (!) you can receive 30 one hour sessions of top quality music instruction for your child. This is a special price just for Homeschoolers. Because Mrs. Reuss, music instructor, is a homeschooling parent herself, she realizes the economic needs of homeschooling families and is offering these unique music classes to the homeschooling community at such a reduced price. Consider that the average price of a music lesson is $15.00 per half hour. At that same rate, these classes are actually valued at $900.00 a year!!!
Because of the economic recession, many families are choosing to postpone music lessons or continue with the choices they have already made such as private lessons or using the curriculum provided by their homeschooling company. Many do not realize the benefits of a general music class for all children especially one that is Orff-Schulwerk based.
An Orff-Schulwerk general music class provides the child with the opportunity of learning music in a non-threatening environment where the child can explore sounds, improvise, compose, and create music. It combines music, movement, drama, and speech into lessons that are similar to child's world of play. It was developed by the German composer Carl Orff (1895-1982) and colleague Gunild Keetman during the 1920s. The Orff Approach is now used through out the world to teach students in a natural and comfortable environment. You can read more about the Orff Approach at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orff_Schulwerk and at http://www.aosa.org/orff.html
It would be a shame for the homeschooling community in the Waukesha/Milwaukee area to lose such a valuable resource such as the Master Studios Adventures in Music classes, but that reality just may happen. Last year, these classes saw a drastic reduction in enrollment, so much so, that Mrs. Reuss has had to question whether it is feasible to continue providing these classes. In order for a class to continue at Master Studios and at the reduced price, there must be a minimum of four students fully enrolled by July 31, 2009. Enrollment forms can be downloaded by going to www.geocities.com/mastersstudios. Summer programs are also offered and are a great way to explore the Orff approach before the Fall. |
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Jun. 1, 2009
Piano lessons
Hi,
Please let your members know that I am offering an incredible summer deal for new homeschool students. 9 weeks of 30 minute lessons for only $70!
Lessons run from the week of June 22 through the week of August17.
The location is my home, 5369 S 51st Street. I'm just north of Grange, about 1 mile off of 894 and Loomis. I have a degree in Education and have been teaching piano for 20 years.
Day and evening times are available. Contact Liz Scheel at piano6868@aol.com or 414-828-4035.
THANK YOU!
Liz Scheel |
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Apr. 19, 2009
Subway Reading Rocks program
| Pick up forms at participating Subway restaurants for children 14 & under to earn a free Subway Fresh Fit For Kids Meal by reading 500 minutes and sending it in before May 11, 2009. |
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Apr. 8, 2009
Milwaukee Art Museum
Sketching in the Galleries: Color in Bloom
SATURDAYS, APRIL 4, 11, 18, 25
NOON–3 PM
Celebrate the return of spring as we explore how artists use color to bring paintings to life! Discover how colors mix and play together to tell their own story. What color story will you tell?
Drop in and try your hand at sketching from works of art in the galleries—a different gallery each week. No experience necessary!
Free with Museum admission
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Mar. 17, 2009
Steinway Academy
Dear Friend,
My name is Aeron Ogden and I am a music teacher at Steinway Piano Gallery in Wauwatosa. Recently you received an email concerning an exciting new program we have created called Steinway Academy, a program designed specifically for home school students. I was taught at home from first grade right through my senior year in high school, so I can personally attest to the effectiveness of the form of education you have chosen for your children. One of the benefits that my family enjoyed was the ability to structure the curriculum and schedule in a way that utilized community resources and unique opportunities unavailable to students tied to their desks in school classrooms. Specifically this gave me the chance to pursue interests and goals I had in music, and ideas that began to develop at age fourteen for a career as a freelance composer and an independent music teacher running a uniquely designed program. These are goals that I am realizing today, and one of those early ideas is represented in the creation of this program, Steinway Academy. I invite you to check out this incredible opportunity and consider enrolling your child in what will be a richly rewarding experience. I can assure you that I, and my teaching partner, Dr. Stephen Swedish, are committed to excellence and will provide personal attention to the academic development of your child. Thank you for your time.
All the best to you and your family,
Aeron Ogden
cell 414.426.3971
Steinway Piano Gallery
www.steinwayofmilwaukee.com
11550 West North Ave.
Wauwatosa, WI 53226
ph 414.727.5995
fax 414.727.5996
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Mar. 4, 2009
Border's Educator Week
March 19–25
forward to your favorite teacher
In-store only.
Current and retired educators save on purchases for personal or classroom use. Just bring proof of educator status.
SPECIAL RECEPTION
Friday, March 20 • 4:00 PM — 8:00 PM
at Borders stores** • Contact your local Borders for details
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Jan. 22, 2009
free tax help
Ginny Gnadt
Senior Public Relations Specialist
(414) 297-6770, gnadtv@matc.edu
Free Help with Tax Returns Offered at Two MATC Campuses
MILWAUKEE (Jan. 9, 2009) – People who earn less than $54,000 in annual family income are eligible for free help in preparing basic personal income tax returns at Milwaukee Area Technical College’s Downtown Milwaukee Campus, 700 W. State St.; and the Oak Creek Campus, 6665 S. Howell Ave. MATC accounting students provide the service in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue and Internal Revenue Service Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) programs.
All returns are e-filed to ensure speed and accuracy. Now in its 27th year at the Oak Creek Campus and its seventh year at the Downtown Milwaukee Campus, the program heightens awareness of Wisconsin’s Homestead Credit and the Earned Income Credit, an often overlooked federal tax break for low-income working people who are raising children in their homes.
Milwaukee Campus Dates and Hours
Tax help will be offered Jan. 27 through April 15 (closed April 11); Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5 - 7 p.m.; and Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. The first 25 clients will receive assistance weeknights and the first 50 clients will be served on Saturdays. Senior citizens will receive priority service. Go to the VITA office, Room M173 of the Main Building at 1015 N. 6th St. Enter at 6th and Highland. A volunteer will be assigned exclusively for taxpayers 62 and older.
Oak Creek Campus Dates and Hours
Tax help will be offered Jan. 28 – April 4, Wednesdays, 4 - 7 p.m.; and Saturdays, 9 a.m. – noon. The first 25 clients will be assisted at each session. Enter at the back of the cafeteria, Room A100.
Bring wage and earnings statements (W-2 forms), bank interest statements (1099 forms), a copy of last year’s return and photo identification. Also bring receipts for property taxes paid, certificate for rent paid (signed by landlord), Social Security cards for spouses and dependents, Social Security number or tax ID number for providers of child care, and any other relevant information about earnings and expenses. Most refunds are directly deposited into a checking or savings account, so please bring your bank routing number and account number. A cancelled check works best for checking to ensure correct deposit information.
Student volunteers are trained by the Internal Revenue Service and supervised by MATC instructors. For more information, please call Bobbie Sherrod, (414) 297-8417, at the Downtown Milwaukee Campus; or Jim Benedum, (414) 571-4757, at the Oak Creek Campus. |
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Jan. 7, 2009
Events & contest from Milwaukee Public Museum
| Museum Storytelling – January 15 |
News from the Crow's Nest. Listen to the story of the man who spotted the iceberg, RMS Titanic lookout, Fred Fleet. Time: 10 a.m. to noon.
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| Student Poetry Competition |
| The Milwaukee Public Museum, in conjunction with Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, is holding its first-ever poetry competition for students in the Greater Milwaukee area. The theme is "Titanic, Ships and Shipwrecks." The museum is pleased to offer this opportunity to encourage creative expression and the development of written language skills. Click here for detailed information about this competition. Or contact Richard Hedderman: (414) 278-2718; Hedderman@mpm.edu. |
The Starry Messenger- monthly planetarium newsletter full of cool sky facts & other fun stuff: http://www.mpm.edu/emailings/starrymessenger/200901sm.pdf
| Celebrate Asian Cultures – January 9 and 10 |
Connect with child prodigy and author Adora Svitak through videoconference technology, make your own Chinese New Year zodiac wreath, see museum artifacts such as an ivory dragon boat carving from Thailand and more. On Saturday, hear songs sung in four different Southeast Asian languages by the group Eastern Passions. Time: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
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Jan. 7, 2009
Home School Open Gym
Home School Open Gym
18 Years & Younger (with the accompaniment of parent)
Join us for an afternoon of unstructured creative play. A coordinator will make equipment available to participants but it will be the responsibility of parents to ensure safety and to initiate games and activities. Younger participants can enjoy parachutes, scooters, balls and more while older participants can play basketball, floor hockey, participate in games, etc. This opportunity is made possible through the use of parent volunteers. NOTE: For safety reasons, all personal toys and balls should be left at home. Athletic shoes must be worn at all times. Rooms and the gym may be divided for different age groups when and if needed.
Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym & Activity Room
1120 Baxter Street Waukesha
Fridays:
January 9
February 13 & 27
March 13
2:00 - 4:00 pm
Fee: $1.50 per child, pay at site |
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Dec. 11, 2008
THE BIG BACKYARD
The Big Backyard, LLC is an indoor playground and birthday party center
that provides a fun, clean, and safe place for children ages 0-8 to
play, celebrate special events, and learn through our enrichment
opportunities.
Our facility consists of more than ten thousand square feet of warehouse
space converted into multiple play areas for children. There are
specialized play areas designed to meet the developmental abilities of
pre-walkers, toddlers and preschool/school-aged children.
The Big Backyard, LLC also features a snack area with a variety of
healthy food choices for adults and children. No carry-in food or
beverages are allowed with the exception of those with special dietary
needs/restrictions.
*Home** School** Discount*
*Tuesdays all day and Thursdays after 1:00 -$5 per home schooling family *
· Proof of home schooling for at least one child over 6 will be
required (DPI suggested)
· Adults and children under one are always free
Please check out the schedule of enrichment classes which can supplement
our teaching!
Any questions, please call the Big Back Yard directly at **262-797-9117**
http://www.thebigbackyardwi.com/
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Nov. 16, 2008
Milwaukee Ballet's Student Matinee Series
Lights, costumes, music – ballet! For a discounted price, your students can come to a special performance for kids only to see Milwaukee Ballet in their final dress rehearsals. Groups attending the Student Matinee Series will receive a comprehensive Study Guide prior to attending the show. These guides are also available on the Educational Resources page of this website. The Study Guides include a synopsis of the ballet as well as activities surrounding the history and story and of the ballet and utilize Wisconsin Academic Standards so that they can be built into regular classroom curriculum.
All performances are held at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets range from $8-$12. If you aren’t on our mailing list, email Education Assistant, Lori Flanigan, to receive order forms and information about the Student Matinee Series. You can also download order forms right here:
This season the Student Matinee Series includes:
- The Nutcracker
Thursday, December 11, 2008, 11:00 a.m. – dress rehearsal
Friday, December 12, 2008, 11:00 a.m. – dress rehearsal
Wednesday, December 17, 2007, 11:00 a.m.
THERE ARE STILL SEATS AVAILABLE!
The Nutcracker Study Guide
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Nov. 13, 2008
Christmas specials from ProBuCols
From now until Christmas we will be featuring e-mail specials for all of our e-mail customers.
From now until November 26th, we will be featuring a Free copy of "Around the Advent Wreath" devotions for families using the advent wreath. (no purchase necessary) Just stop in and mention this e-mail to receive your free copy.
Then November 28 and 29th our SUPER SHOPPING days, stop in to receive a free box of Christmas cards. These 16 card boxes are a $10.00 value. Again just mention this e-mail for your free box of cards.
More to come after December 1. Have a great and blessed Thanksgiving!!!
ProBuColls Christian Literature
1933 W, Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee Wi 53233 414-344-7300
Something New Christian Outlet Center
9733 W. Greenfield Ave.
West Allis, Wi 53214 414-257-2023 |
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Oct. 21, 2008
Homeschool Day at DISCOVERY WORLD
Homeschool Day at DISCOVERY WORLD
November 13 | am - 4:00pm
It’s time again! We are geared up to entertain and educate you on the exciting side of science and technology.
Your family will participate in labs, shows, and other new activities with other homeschooling families. It’s a great opportunity for you to meet other parents who choose to homeschool. Kids will have a great time interacting with others as they participate in educational and fun activities.
DOWNLOAD THE HOMESCHOOL BROCHURE
http://programs.discoveryworld.org/homeschool-day-2/
For more information, please call Reservations at (414) 765-8625
Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin
500 N Harbor Drive | Milwaukee, WI 53202 | 414-765-9966
info@discoveryworld.org
Copyright © 2008 Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin. All rights reserved.
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Oct. 9, 2008
Children's Theater of Madison
Dear Educator,
This fall Children's Theater of Madison offers an opportunity for teachers and students to slip through the Looking Glass and explore an alternate universe in James DeVita's Looking Glass Land: The
Misadventures of a Girl Named Alice. It's a universe that challenges our way of seeing and hearing and thinking about the world. The production offers educators an opportunity to:
- Introduce the writings of Lewis Carroll
- Explore nonsense poetry and wordcraft through Carroll's
poems "Jabberwocky" and "The Walrus and the Carpenter"
- Discuss the relativity of time and the physics implied in
alternate universes
- Examine the critical thinking and strategy required in a
chess game
- Discuss how design and visual art conveys the ideas of a
live performance
Celebrate the talents of a local playwright, James DeVita, and local actors. Some of the performers will be the same age as your students! Talkbacks following the performances give students a
personal connection with the actors and director.
Don't miss a chance to capture the imaginations of your students with this magical production, and extend the learning into the classroom with activities and projects from the Looking Glass Land Study Guide. Please share this information with educators in your district.
Award-winning playwright and renowned APT actor James DeVita brings Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass to new heights of fun and imagination. Through a series of fantastic encounters, Alice learns that being a queen is not all it's cut out to be — and that the real joy is in the adventure of life itself! DeVita's adaptation includes all the familiar characters and lines of the beloved tale with some
modern twists that will even hold teenagers spellbound. So hold onto your (mad) hats while we take you on this zany ride up and down and back around! Most appreciated by children age 6 and up, teens and
adults.
The first matinee is October 16th, so please reserve your tickets NOW for this delightful production. Call Education Director, Terry Kerr, at 608-255-2080 or email terry@ctmtheater.org.
We want to make your trip to CTM as affordable as possible. Student matinee tickets are $8.00. Ticket and transportation subsidies are available, so please call if your school needs financial assistance.
If you have not received our new Educator's Brochure, please use this link http://www.ctmtheater.org/EducatorsBrochure.pdf to access the Student Matinee schedule and ticket information or visit the
Education page at our new website at www.ctmtheater.org.
For some students, a class trip to see a CTM play is the first time they have set foot in a theater. They will be surprised at the power of a live production to inspire wonder and make them think and feel.
We think you will find this a great opportunity to engage your students in a new level of discussion about the ideas in the play and the very human responses of its characters.
Space is limited so please consider reserving tickets for your school today! Help students experience the power and magic of live theatre. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 255-2080 or
email terry@ctmtheater.org. We are happy to assist in any way.
All the Best,
Terry Kerr
Education Director, CTM
228 State St.
Madison, WI 53703
608-255-2080
terry@ctmtheater.org
Looking Glass Land
by James Devita
October 11 - 26 Overture Center for the Arts - Playhouse Theater
A Christmas Carol
December 12 - 21
Overture Center for the Arts - Capitol Theater
Degas' Little Dancer
March 28 - April 11, 2009
Overture Center for the Arts - Playhouse Theater
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Sep. 3, 2008
"Rummage Tracker"
Sep. 3, 2008
Milwaukee County Free Days
Enjoy free admission to Milwaukee County attractions!
Complimentry admission to Milwaukee County Residents only with a valid photo ID on the following days:
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Free every Monday
$1 off admission adult prices on Tuesday - Sunday |
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Free every Monday from 9:00 A.M. - 11:30 A.M.
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Free Days for 2008:
January 5, February 2, March 1, April 5, November 1, & December 6
Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day & New Year's Day
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Sep. 1, 2008
Kids Eat Free.....
& Kids Eat FREE Restaurants!
Ponderosa Steak House......kids 12 & under eat free on Mondays from 4-10PM
Fazoli's - on Tuesday 5-8Pm get 99 cent kids meal w/adult entree.
Search for more deals in your area: www.kidsmealdeals.com |
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Aug. 27, 2008
Community Health Education classes at Froedtert
Froedtert Hospital regularly schedules educational classes, workshops and screenings to help you enhance your health and lifestyle. They also sponsor more than 40 support groups, and provide support or sponsor a variety of events in the community.
In most cases the classes are free of charge and many feature physicians from the Medical College of Wisconsin. Classes are either are held in the Community Conference Center, 8700 Watertown Plank Road, Wauwatosa or at Small Stones, 17145 W Bluemound Road, Brookfield.
From each class description, a link may be available to you to register through our online registration form. If there is not a link or if you have any questions, please call 414-805-3666 or 800-272-3666. All class registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Website: froedtert.com/classes
Sampling of classes:
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Do you have trouble sleeping, concentrating or relaxing? Learn stress-reducing exercises including guided visualization, breathing and finger holds to help calm you. Join us for this renewing experience!
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The AARP Driver Safety Program is a refresher course designed for motorists age 50 and older. Learn to adjust your skills and compensate for changes that occur with aging, such as reduced hearing, flexibility and reaction time.
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Learn what your health screening numbers (e.g., blood pressure and cholesterol) should be, what they mean and when you should be concerned.
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Free blood pressure screenings and body fat assessments.
Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin, along with the American Heart Association, are pleased to offer this free "Family & Friends CPR Anytime Personal Learning Program" on Saturday, September 20, at Miller Park. This program allows the public to learn the core skills of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in just 22 minutes! Other family-oriented activities will be available. The Family & Friends CPR Anytime kits are provided courtesy of A.O. Smith Foundation, Inc. For more information or to register, please call 414-805-3666 or 800-272-3666.
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Aug. 19, 2008
Swimtastic offerings
Swimtastic Infant Clinic
Special clinic offered for families interested in baby and toddler classes. Gives general information about Swimtastic and a free sample lesson. Usually offered once a month.
When: Saturday, August 16, 2008
Time: 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Cost: FREE!
Call to register for your FREE infant and toddler clinic!
Swimtastic Swim School
900 Tesch Court
Waukesha, WI 53186
waukesha@swimtastic.com
262-549-SWIM (7946)
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Family Swim
Bring the whole family to enjoy Swimtastic Swim School's 90 degree water, palm tree shower, and waterslide! Students can show what they've learned, and guests have access to all our toys and equipment!
Saturdays from 12:30pm-2:00pm
Swimtastic Swim School
10636 N. Commerce Street
Mequon, WI 53092
mequon@swimtastic.com
262-512-SWIM (7946)
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Stroke Clinic
Stroke Clinic
Specially designed for students that want an extra advantage in their swim skills, Swimtastic Stroke Clinics are the perfect opportunity for your child to excel at swimming.
Breaststroke/Butterfly
When: August 16,2008
Time: 3:15pm - 4:15pm (1 hour)
Back Crawl Clinic
When: August 23, 2008
Time: 3:15pm - 4:15pm (1 hour)
Front Crawl Clinic
When: August 30, 2008
Time: 3:15pm - 4:15pm (1 hour)
Swimtastic Swim School
1420 University Drive
Menasha, WI 54952
foxcities@swimtastic.com
920-722-SWIM (7946)
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Family Swim Times
Fridays: 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Saturdays: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Sundays: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Swimtastic Swim School
9702 Airways Court
Franklin, WI 53132
franklin@swimtastic.com
414-421-SWIM (7946)
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Jul. 16, 2008
Free Cuts @ Super Cuts (Brookfield)
Free hair cuts again this week. Call Monica 262-784-4340 for an appt on Wed, Thurs or Friday.
August free hair cut dates are Aug 4-8th and again Aug 25-29th. |
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