Nov. 21, 2009
Kids Christmas
Nov. 5, 2009
Pro Bu Colls moving sale
WE WOULD RATHER SELL IT THAN MOVE IT!!
ProBuColls Bookstore
1933 W Wisconsin ave
Milwaukee, Wi 53233
414-344-7300
All Stock & Fixtures Must Go
November 9-14 80% off all in-stock items
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Ultimate Rummage Sale November 16-28
Furniture, tables,desks, book cases, books, cards, certificates, pictures VBS & Sunday school materials, church Supplies, envelopes and bulletins. Many items, make an offer.
We are merging with our West Allis store at 97th & Greenfield as of December 1. |
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Nov. 3, 2009
Teacher sale at The Learning Shop
| Come in for three big days of savings! Friday through Sunday (Nov. 6-8th), educators save 15% on EVERYTHING!!!! Whether it's holiday trimmers for your classroom or getting a quick start on your holiday shopping, it's ALL ON SALE! Just present your Educator's Discount Card to take advantage of this great opportunity. If you're not a teacher please share this with any teacher you know!
Join us for this once a year event!
www.learningshop.com
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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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Nov. 3, 2009
MATC Open House
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MATC Open House Scheduled for Nov. 7
Attendees will learn about MATC programs; meet faculty and staff from more than 100 degree, diploma and certificate programs; and visit interactive booths to learn about a wide range of career options. Representatives from MATC’s four campuses – Downtown Milwaukee, Mequon, Oak Creek, West Allis – will share details about campus-specific programs and activities. Financial aid advisors also will be on hand, as will representatives from other student services areas.
For more information, contact John Lopez at (414) 297-6345, lopezj@matc.edu.
MILWAUKEE (Oct. 9, 2009) – Prospective students and parents are invited to Milwaukee Area Technical College’s Open House, Saturday, Nov. 7, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., at the Downtown Milwaukee Campus. Free parking is available at the structure at 8th and State Streets parking structure. Attendees should enter at the Student Center, 700 W. State St. Individuals who apply for admission at the Open House will have the $30 application fee waived. |
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Nov. 3, 2009
Collectors Weekend at MPM
Local home school students Kayla Coons and Kate Peterson will be showing their collections!
Looking for something unusual to do?
Come to Collectors Day at the Milwaukee Public Museum on
Saturday, November 21
10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Meet adult and kid collectors who will display and talk about their fun, unusual or traditional collections.
See an array of collections from the traditional (such as vintage bicycles, U.S historical flags, and circus memorabilia) to the contemporary (such as Pez dispensers, Bratz dolls and autographs) to the eclectic (such as Elvis memorabilia, civilian items from the Cold War, horse models and dragonware).
No Museum Admission required for this event |
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Nov. 2, 2009
Science & Math Clubs
NOTE: I do not know anything about these class/clubs....just posting the info as it was sent to me in an email.
Academy Educational Solutions - Supporting Southern Wisconsin Home School Families
Nov/Dec 09 Science and Math Clubs
Now Forming Weekly Science and Math Clubs - 5 Weekly Sessions
Between 11/8 through 12/19
These Science/Math Enrichment Programs can augment, support, and enliven your families education in these subjects
1. Exciting Subjects, Experiments, and Demonstrations embedded with techniques for critical thinking
2. Enrichment Program Targeting Grades 3rd to 8th
3. Supportive Learning Environment
4. Classes Personalized for Student Mix and Needs
5. Flexible, Focused on Incremental Progress Leading to Growth
6. Fun, Very Fun
When: Day and Time - TBD
Where: Classes Meet at Two Locations - Hales Corner and Delafield.
Cost: $80.00 for the 5 Weekly Sessions.
Full Payment Due Before the 2nd Session via Check, Paypal, or Credit Card.
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Oct. 31, 2009
TOS holiday edition -- FREE
WOW . . . a gorgeous Holiday/Christmas Digital Magazine filled with a fabulous lineup of planning, recipe, gift, and craft ideas you’ll love.
If you’re looking for inspiration to get your holiday spirit revived for the upcoming season of festivities, you’ve come to the right place. TOS has put together a gorgeous, full-color, digital magazine filled to the virtual brim with traditions-in-the-making.
“This is TOS’s gift to the homeschooling community, and anyone is welcome to it. The 2009 Digital Holiday Supplement will fulfill your yearnings for fresh and original additions to your long-treasured, family customs, and maintain Christ’s honored position first, and foremost, in your celebrations.”
If you’re familiar with The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, you know what an astounding resource it is, so you can expect the same standard of excellence. This 175-page Digital Holiday Magazine is not your typical E-Book. Created with the same high-quality format that’s used in the digital version of our print magazine, you can even “turn” the lavishly illustrated, full-color pages.
View your copy online HERE. (There is also a link to download & save to your computer near the top right.) |
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Oct. 29, 2009
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- The Fast Track to Memorization by Carol Barnier
- Conflict in a Homeschool Group by Carol Topp
- World War I: The War to End All Wars, a Unit Study by Jennifer Steward
- The Spiritual Instruction of Preschoolers by Mike and Carolyn Riggs
- Leadership Education for Followers: "Freedomship Education" Defined by Andrea Newitt
- Top 10 Tips for Teaching Writing by Fran Santoro Hamilton
- Support Groups: Cultivating a Garden of Friendship by Cheryl A. Bastian
- Three Keys to Teaching Writing by Danielle Olander
- The Three Flavors of Speech Communication by JoJo Tabares
- The Princess or the Pack Mule by Denise Mira
- Preschool: Start at the Very Beginning by Kendra Fletcher
- Helping the Reluctant Writer by Lee Roddy
- Homeschooling: Growing and Thriving in the 21st Century by Amelia Harper
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- Magnetic Books by Jan Bloom
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Spring 2007
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Spring 2007
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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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Oct. 18, 2009
Jr Speech Tournament Judges needed!
Our local Home School group’s Salt & Light Speech and Debate Club is hosting a Junior Speech Tournament on Monday, November 2nd, 2009. Being held this year at Evangel AG Church at 9920 W. Good Hope Road in Milwaukee, this tournament offers homeschool students ages 7 to 11 the opportunity to speak competitively in the categories of: humorous, dramatic, duo and open interpretations, impromptu, expository (with props), persuasive and original oratory.
In order to provide these students with this exciting educational experience, we are looking for adults who might serve as judges. We provide an orientation before each round so that you will know what to do and can ask questions. No experience is necessary!! We are looking for adults who like to listen to cute kids and are willing to give them some constructive feedback.
If you're at all interested we're asking people to pick one round to judge. The times are:
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9:45am
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11:30am
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12:50pm
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If you are interested email me at mlheiss@gmail.com. Please let me know your availability. Please plan to be there about 2 hours. We will provide some refreshments.
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Oct. 13, 2009
Moving Sale
WE WOULD RATHER SELL IT THAN MOVE IT!!
ProBuColls Bookstore
1933 W Wisconsin ave
Milwaukee, Wi 53233
414-344-7300
All Stock & Fixtures Must Go
October 26-31 60% off
November 2-7 70% off
November 9-14 80% off
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Oct. 13, 2009
KIDS DAY- YOUR ALTERNATIVE TO HALLOWEEN
KIDS DAY- YOUR ALTERNATIVE TO HALLOWEEN
Saturday October 31, 2009 from 10 am to 4 pm
Free Gifts to all who attend, Bags of goodies for the kids, Dress as your favorite Bible Character
Clowns, games, face-paintingm, balloons, refreshments, popcorn
Free drawing every 30 minutes
Something New Christian Outlet
9733 W Greenfield Ave
West Allis, Wi 53214
Info: 414-344-7300
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Oct. 6, 2009
Gymnastics classes
Sokol Gymnastics is an affordable recreational gymnastics program for boys and girls ages 5-18 years. The program enhances a child's strenght, coordination and agility as well as improvong concentration, team spirit and a sense of achievement. Gymnastics proves to be a great training experience for many other sports as well as cheerleading & dance. Sokol Milwaukee has been teaching gymnastics for over 140 years. (This will be the 3rd year of coaching here for Samantha & participation for Hannah.)
Class Dates: Sept 22 - May 26 on Tuesday nights
- Tots (5-6 yrs old) 6:45-8pm
- Boys (7-12 yrs) 6:45- 8pm
- Girls (7-12 yrs) 6:45 -8pm
- Juniors(13-17 yrs) 8-9:15pm
Location: Norway House 7507 W Oklahoma Ave (next to Classic Lanes)
Season Fee: $150 ($120 additional siblings)
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Oct. 1, 2009
St. Paul's Free Clothing Share
| St. Paul's Free Clothing Share, located about 5.6 miles South of I-94 on Highway 83 just before the intersection of County D and Genesee Depot. Clothing share will be held in the Parish Life center, lower level, between the school & church. Open on October 8 & 9, 8:00am to 4:00pm and also October 10, 8:00am to 11:00am. Items accepted during the hours of the share include: any CLEAN, USABLE clothing items for women, men, children & babies, shoes, coats, toys, books, small household items, holiday; just about anything found at a rummage sale, but ALL FREE at St. Paul's FREE Clothing Share! It is not necessary to bring in items to take what is needed, but bringing your own bags/boxes is recommended to take items out! Don't miss out on this great service provided by St. Paul's Parish. |
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Oct. 1, 2009
Free one-man performance shows Alan Atwood
Alan Atwood is performing both his one man shows in October at Embrook Church. He is doing the shows so that they can be filmed, and he needs an audience . Traveling Light, a modern retelling of the Gospel of Mark, will be performed at 7 pm on Oct. 4 and The Heart of God, a look at the Bible with contemporary characters , will be performed at 7 pm Oct. 11 Both are Sunday nights; both are at Elmbrook's sanctuary and both are very powerful AND very funny. Check out his website:
http://www.alanatwood.org/
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Oct. 1, 2009
Economic Seminar
Dear homeschool families,
Salt & Light speech and debate club would like to invite you to an economics/free market seminar to be held in Oak Creek, WI (located a few miles to the south of the Milwaukee airport) on Fri. Oct. 9th from 1:30-8:00 and Sat. Oct. 10th from 9:00-4:00. This seminar is for students approximately 14 and up who are interested in learning about the free market system and limited government in a learning environment suited to young people. The speakers for this seminar are Greg Rehmke, the author of Economics for Dummies, and Bruce Rottman, economics teacher who used to teach at Brookfield Academy right here in Milwaukee. The Foundation for Economic Education provides these seminars to introduce students across the country to these valuable principles in the midst of this very interesting economic time.
We have attached the link to the Economic Thinking website which has information for homeschool families about how to educate your students in this discipline with valuable ideas and resources for your family including several free DVDs. When you visit that website at www.economicthinking.org or click on the link below you can see the flyer for this seminar as well as click on the online registration. The cost for this event is $20 for the first student and $10 for the second student in your family with a max per family of $30.00. Parents are able to attend free. In addition we will be providing pizza on Friday evening and sub sandwiches as part of the cost of this seminar. The cost of this seminar is largely subsidized by the Foundation for Economic Education who travels to provide students with these educational opportunities.
You can sign up and pay online or send your registration money to Jan Wahlen at 1601 College Ave. Racine, WI 53403. Her email and phone for questions are kwahlen@wi.rr.com and her phone number is 262-994-1298. If you have any questions of Mr. Rehmke, who puts these seminars on, his email is grehmke@aol.com. He is happy to answer questions you may have. Also, you can talk to a lot of us who attended last year to get a testimonial for how interesting this seminar was. The only thing we want to mention is that we have limited space for the seminar so are asking you to leave your non-participating children at home if you are able to. We do not have child care available for this event.
We hope to see many of you on October 9th!
Salt & Light speech and debate club
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Sep. 10, 2009
Homeschool Band and Orchestra
Open House for new students this Thursday:
September 10th, 10:30-12:00, at The White House of Music on Springdale in Waukesha (just south of Sam's). Take a break from your schooling and meet our musical director. Your student
may bring an instrument so that we can determine which group is best for them, or, they can try an instrument they would like to learn.
Our groups are intermediate and beginner. The beginner class requires no experience.
Regular classes resume on September 17th.
If you cannot make it to the open house, please join us next week during our classes so you can see what the students are learning.
Marcy Flanagan
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Sep. 9, 2009
Free Rummage fundraiser for home school sports
Most items are FREE with any donation to our homeschool sports teams. Over 20 families have combined to make this sale bigger than ever! Literally 1000's of items including household, toys, books, decor, dishes, tools clothing for all ages & sizes, and tons of miscellaneous. Larger items also for sale.
Also selling home made baked goods, cotton candy,popcorn, cold soda & water. Pony rides & bounce house all day Saturday.
September 11 & 12 from 8am to 5pm each day.
423 Francher Rd/Hwy H, Racine....located half-way between Spring St (Hwy C) and Washington Ave/Hwy 20. |
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Sep. 1, 2009
Free Haircuts
Free Haircut !!! (Men, Women, and Children)
Get a great haircut by a licensed professional at no cost whatsoever !
Available on September:
Tuesday 1st to Friday 4th
9:00am to 4:00pm
Please call Monica at: (262) 784-4340
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Aug. 31, 2009
National Christian College Fairs
The National Christian College Fairs exist to provide students and their parents with information and guidance concerning the opportunities available at Christian colleges/universities and Bible colleges located throughout the United States and Canada. We look forward to seeing you at one of our events! http://www.nccf.us/
MILWAUKEE, WI Elmbrook Church ( Map )
777 South Barker Road
Brookfield, WI 53045
Details
Date: Thursday, October 15, 2009
Time: 6:30:00 PM
Duration: 120 minutes
Coordinator Information
Name: Aaron Mahl
Organization: Trinity International University
Phone: 847-317-7000
Fax: 847-317-8097
Email: amahl@tiu.edu
Attending Member Schools
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Aug. 30, 2009
Home school basketball - boys & girls 5th-12th
2009-2010 Lakeshore Thunder Basketball
Registration Information
Registration Date: Tuesday, October 20th
Time: 7-830pm
Location: TBD
Registration Fees:
Boys:
• B12 - $85
• B14 - $120
• HS - $375
Girls:
• G12 - $85
• G14 - $120
• HS - $325
Registration fee can be paid in full at the Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 Registration Meeting or mailed to Paul Hugasian NLT Friday, October 16th, 2009 at the following address:(All checks must be made out to LCHSA)
Paul Hugasian
LCHSA Treasurer
14 Virginia Street
Racine, WI 53405
No players can practice until all registration paperwork and fees paid in full have been turned into the LCHSA Treasurer, Paul Hugasian.
Payment Plan Option: For those who desire to pay the registration fee in three installments may do so according to the following payment due dates. All payments should be sent to Paul Hugasian.
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Aug. 28, 2009
Creation Science classes
FALL SCIENCE CLASSES will be offered by Creation Insights starting the week of September 20.
All instruction is designed to help students to observe, enjoy and understand the harmony and purpose of God's creation through the eyes of Scripture. Lessons include experiments, demonstrations, and applications of concepts.
Grades 3-5 "Creation Awareness"
Week 1 Surviving an Encounter with a Grasshopper
Week 2 Perfectly Practicing Pretend Pollination
Week 3 How Would a Woodpecker Peck Wood?
Week 4 How Birds Avoid Migration Headaches
Week 5 Wild-eyed Animals and Spider Spinners
Week 6 Fibinocci Numbers in Nature – No Fibbing
Week 7 Communicating Crickets and Flirting Fireflies
Week 8 Tool Time with Animals
Week 9 Hidden Truths about Camouflage and Mimicry
“Creation Awareness” provides a variety of lessons
that intrigue and excite each student about the wonders
of God’s living world. Each week includes experiences
that not only lead to awareness of our Creator’s plans,
put also shows students how to understand the wisdom
behind the natural relationships around them. No
animals (or students) will be harmed in these activities.
Grades 6-8 “Creation Design and Purpose”
Week 1 Building Belief on a Genesis Foundation
Week 2 Creation Days and Creative Order
Week 3 Designer Bones, Embryos, and Genes
Week 4 Fossil Evidence for Biblical Truth
Week 5 Confirming the Image of God in Man
Week 6 Biochemistry as Creation Evidence
Week 7 Hearing the Numbers, Stars, and Rocks Cry Out
Week 8 God of Science vs. Science as god
Week 9 Consequences of Belief in Life and Faith
“Creation Design and Purpose” is a careful study of a
broad spectrum of evidences that help illustrate the
truth of the Genesis account of Creation. The flaws
of evolution, both secular and theistic, will be revealed,
but more importantly, the harmony between God’s
written Word and his magnificent world will be
confirmed. All this will be built on the foundation
of Scriptural authority.
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES in Wisconsin
Oostburg:
Private home; Mondays, September 21 through November 16
grades 3-5, 1:00-2:00 PM / grades 6-8, 2:00-3:00 PM
Cedarburg / West Bend area:
Riveredge Nature Center; Tuesdays, September 22 through November 17
grades 3-5, 1:00-2:00 / grades 6-8, 2:00-3:00 PM
Waukesha:
Private home (near Elmbrook Church); Thursdays, September 24 through November 19
grades 3-5, 10:00-11:00 AM / grades 6-8, 11:00 AM-noon
Oconomowoc:
White Stone Comm. Church; Thursdays, September 24 through November 19
grades 3-5, 1:00-2:00 PM / grades 6-8, 2:00-3:00 PM
Each class meets for one hour per week during the nine-week session. Enrollment deadline is September 16 but early enrollment is recommended due to limited class sizes. Parents are welcome to sit in on any class. Please contact Michael DuMez, director, at creationinsights@gmail.com or 920-564-2402 for details.
Family costs for each session:
1 student=$95, 2 students=$180, 3 students=$250, 4 students=$290
Reduced costs or individual payment schedules can be arranged if needed.
For additional details, other science classes, and creation tours, please contact our website at creationinsights.com
Upcoming sessions (specific dates to be announced later)
Winter 2010-Early January through early March
Grades 3-5, "Fearfully and Wonderfully Made"
Grades 6-8, "Geology and the Flood"
Spring 2010-Mid March through mid May
Grades 3-5, "Environmental Relationships
Grades 6-8, "Creation Stewardship" |
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Aug. 28, 2009
Huge Rummage fundraiser
Mark you calendar for Lakeshore Thunder Home school athletic team fundraiser & rummage sale on Sept 11-12 (from 8am-5pm both days)
1000's of items are FREE with any donation to the team! Households, toys, books (incl. school texts) clothing for all ages, tools, decorations and tons of misc! More than 20 families contributed. Larger items also for sale.
Also selling home made baked goods and other treats. Pony Rides all day Saturday.
423 Francher Rd, Racine (Hwy H....between Hwy 20 & Spring St) |
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Aug. 28, 2009
free family movie
| Saturday, September 12th outside Southridge Mall for “Movie Under The Stars.” See “Madagascar - Escape 2 Africa” FOR FREE! Watch it from your car like a drive in, or byoc (bring your own chair). Gates open at 3pm. Movie starts at dusk. |
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