Showing posts with label Extracurricular. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Extracurricular. Show all posts

Monday, August 30, 2010

Homeschool Girl Scout Troup

 Homeschool Girl Scout Troop 24301 has openings for homeschooled girls ages 9-11. Our regular meetings start this Thursday, September 2, from 1-3 p.m. Come on by to check out our troop! Please reply to Mary at
mary.frsh@gmail.com <howmarplus3@msn.com> for directions and more information.

The Girl Scout program is a wonderful addition to a homeschool curriculum, teaching leadership, relationship and outdoor skills, among others. Our regular meetings are held the the first and third Thursdays of each month from 1-3 p.m. at a leader's home near the corner of Haynes Bridge and Old Alabama roads in John's Creek. We are centrally located and have members who come from North Fulton, Cobb, North DeKalb, Gwinnett and Forsyth counties.

We go camping, earn awards, participate in service projects, put on events, take trips and do lots of other fun and educational activities! We have regular meetings through May, then field trips once a month over the summer. For general information about Girl Scouts, check out www.girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
 
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Friday, August 6, 2010

Zoo Atlanta Homeschool days.

Zoo Atlanta has plenty in store for homeschoolers this year. 

See below for more information, and visit zooatlanta.com

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Sunday, May 3, 2009

Trial by Jury


Take a walk in history as we unfold the mysteries of the case that will be set before you and you will have to decide guilt or innocence. This will be very interactive event with attendees being chosen for all parts including judge and jury. Participants will get to see first hand how the judicial process works. Feel free to bring a sack lunch and enjoy a picnic in the grove at the conclusion of this event. Sign up soon! Space is limited to 25.
6/10/09
10:00am and 12:00pm
ages 6 years to 12 years
Registration starts 4/20/09 for Gwinnett County Residents
Gwinnett Hist Courthouse Mtg Rm 103,
Gwinnett Historic Courthouse
185 West Crogan Street
Lawrenceville, GA 30045
~ Please feel free to submit any activities that homeschoolers might enjoy. To do so, you can email Ahermitt@gmail.com with headline Homeschool Gwinnett.

~ For most recently added activities, go here.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

New Workshop for 15-18 year olds-KnowHow Workshops

KnowHow Workshops is now offering a DigitalMotionWorks workshop starting
next Friday, April 17th from 10:30am-12:00pm. This workshop will be for
ages 15-18 year olds only.

The workshop will run for 5 consecutive Fridays from April 17th-May
15th.

Cost:$45.00 for the 5 week session.

DigitalMotionWorks~

Goal: Give students a beginning knowledge of digital animation and FLASH
multimedia
development.

Objectives:

* Learn techniques for creating backgrounds for animation projects

* Learn basics of digital animation

* Learn how to create great looking Flash presentations

* Learn how to use Flash within websites

* Learn to incorporate Flash within standalone CD's

There are a few spots left in on ElectronicWorks workshop too! All
details and registration information is on the website at
www.knowhowworkshops.com <http://www.knowhowworkshops.com> You can
also contact Mitzi Fountain from the website.

~ Please feel free to submit any activities that homeschoolers might enjoy. To do so, you can email Ahermitt@gmail.com with headline Homeschool Gwinnett.

~ For most recently added activities, go here.

Friday, March 20, 2009

Gymnastics in Alpharetta

Gymnastics World of GA has homeschool gymnastic classes and summer camps for homeschoolers and others.

Gymnastics World of GA is located at 5500 McGinnis Ferry Road, Alpharetta

~ Please feel free to submit any activities that homeschoolers might enjoy. To do so, you can email Ahermitt@gmail.com with headline Homeschool Gwinnett.

~ For most recently added activities, go here.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Grace Notes Conservatory

(from email list)

Announcing the launch of Grace Notes Homeschool Conservatory on May 5th!Joyful Noise Homeschool Band in Cobb County is thrilled to announce the launch of its former satellite program, Joyful Noise Homeschool Band Northeast (JNNE), into independence! JNNE is in the process of becoming an independent program called Grace Notes Homeschool Conservatory, in Lilburn. You can find more information about them at their website. We are excited to announce our second band "planting' in the last two years. The first of our satellite programs to go independent was formerly known as Joyful Noise North in Pickens County, but is now known as North Georgia Homeschool Band. They are growing and thriving! Grace Notes will do the same. We will continue to encourage and support this wonderful homeschool opportunity in the Gwinnett County area. Currently JNNE/Grace Notes has beginner and intermediate/advanced bands, and Marching Band, as well as recorder and chorus classes. New and exciting news for next year includes the possible addition of an Advanced Band class as well as Beginner and Intermediate String Orchestra Classes. (There is also the possibility of an Advanced Strings class, given sufficient demand.) Please register early as classes will be closed as they fill. We are equally thrilled to announce Lachlan McBane as the director for the new Grace Notes Homeschool Conservatory Orchestra. Lachlan McBane has been a member of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra viola section since 1998, serving as Acting Assistant Principal during the 2007-2008 season. Before coming to Atlanta, Mr. McBane served as Principal Violist of the Nashville Symphony and has also been a member of the San Diego Symphony, New Jersey Symphony, Toledo Symphony, and Springfield (IL) Symphony. Mr. McBane earned his bachelor's degree in viola performance from Bowling Green State University, where he also pursued a double major in music education (fully intending to be a school band & orchestra director). A career in performance beckoned, though, and he completed his M.M. in viola performance at The Cleveland Institute of Music, where he studied with nationally renowned teacher Robert Vernon, Principal Violist of The Cleveland Orchestra. His musical interests have always been broad: he enjoyed playing lead trombone and violin in jazz ensembles through college and has won awards at the Great Lakes Scottish Fiddling Championships. He has toured with Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, and can be heard on albums by artists as diverse as Yo-Yo Ma, Mark O'Connor, and Bruce Springsteen.Mr. McBane is active in chamber music and student coaching around Atlanta. He and his wife Cheryl reside in Lilburn, where they homeschool their four children. They are members of Redeemer Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Tucker. He joins our excellent current staff of Directors, including Mr. George Uterhardt, who directs our Beginner and Intermediate Concert Bands, Ms. Amy Wilson, who directs our Recorder Ensembles and Chorus, and Mr. Todd Menefee, who directs the GA Force Marching Band.George Uterhardt studied Music Education at the University of South Florida, then spent a 26-year career as a Navy Musician, where he studied conducting, completed the Berklee arranging course, played in various types of groups including Dixieland, brass quintet, concert band, big band, jazz combo and rock band. George has played and conducted for high ranking officials of the military services as well as dignitaries of foreign countries. He has made concert tours in the U.S. and abroad. Since he was called to Christ in 1968, George has been involved in church music (including ship's choir and Navy Chapel choir) everywhere he has lived. He has for many years been the choir director at Redeemer Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Tucker. George is an active member of several local professional music groups such as the Gwinnett Symphony Orchestra and the Atlanta Jazz Krewe (dixieland jazz), in both of which he plays the tuba, and several big band ensembles in which he plays string bass. Ms. Amy Wilson, known as "Miss Amy" to her students, holds a Bachelor of Music degree from West Georgia State University and a Master of Music Education degree from Columbus State University. She served as principal flutist in the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra in 1980-81 and has played keyboards, flute and sax with several jazz, rock and blues bands. She has worked with such artists as "Big Bossman", Little Jimmy Reed, and Big Bill Morganfield, (son of blues legend Muddy Waters), with whom she appeared on the television program "Good Day Atlanta". She also sings and performs frequently as a piano/vocal soloist at weddings, receptions, parties and other events. Amy taught elementary school music, and middle/high school chorus and band from 1987-1991. From 1991 to the present she has been teaching privately full-time. Todd Menefee has 15 years experience playing in Band and Marching Band, including one year with the Penn State Blue Band. A former Drum Major, Todd has played in the Pennsylvania Regional Band as well as the Pennsylvania Dauphin County Band. More recently, Todd has been involved as an Assistant Director for 2 years with Vertical Sound Home School Band. Todd is the Founder and Inaugural Director of the GA Force Marching Band, now entering its fourth season.Registration for 2009-2010 at Joyful Noise Northeast Homeschool Band / Grace Notes Homeschool Conservatory is open NOW from March 1 through September 14. Registrations received after August 1 will be subject to a late fee. Classes meet on Mondays at Lilburn First Baptist Church <www.firstbaptist.net>, about 7 miles outside the Perimeter on Lawrenceville Hwy. A registration fee of $60 per student reserves your place, and tuitions range from $50 for Recorder classes to $120 for Concert Bands, Strings, and Marching Band classes. Individual class times for the 2009-10 season will be finalized soon, and rehearsals are scheduled to begin Monday, August 31. Watch for more details soon. The JNNE/Grace Notes website is at <http://www.collecttech.net/Default.aspx?alias=www.collecttech.net/jnne>. Look under "News" in the right-hand column for Registration Forms. For more information, please contact Christi Babaz at <cmbabaz@gmail.net> (678-643-8067) or Nancy Jones at <titleclear@bellsouth.net> (770-448-1511). For questions about the string program specifically, contact Lachlan McBane at <gracenotesstrings@gmail.com>.Congratulations to Grace Notes Homeschool Conservatory as they launch on May 5th! May they bless the homeschool community with the ability to make beautiful music!Joyfully yours, Susan DavisFounder, Joyful Noise Bandwww.joyfulnoiseband.com



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Friday, January 2, 2009

Junior Gardeners Class

The Junior Master Gardenerprogram is administered through the National
Junior Master Gardener Program office located at Texas A & M University and
affiliated land-grant university and/or Cooperative Extension partnerships.
Georgia's state partnership is coordinated through the University of
Georgia's Department of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

The GEHC will offer the Junior Master Gardener program to homeschool
students Grades 3 and up on Thursday afternoons from 12:30pm -2:30pm. Our
Winter course will begin on January 22 and run for 8 weeks. The course will
be taught by GEHC Environmental Specialists and Karen Alexander, Master
Gardener. The cost of the class is $55, which includes a JMG Student Manual
used during classtime and when completing assignments at home.

For more information and/or register, please contact Katy Molinari at the
GEHC. Phone: 770.904.3500

~ Please feel free to submit any activities that homeschoolers might enjoy. To do so, you can email Ahermitt@gmail.com with headline Homeschool Gwinnett.

~ For most recently added activities, go here.

Home Dept Kids Workshop

Home depot kids workshop

Designed for kids 5-12, these free workshops teach do-it-yourself skills and tool safety, while instilling a sense of accomplishment. Offered on the first Saturday of each month between 9 a.m. and noon* at The Home Depot®.

* until supplies last
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.

It is best to register instore by the front doors or call the store and ask an associate to register your child.~ Please feel free to submit any activities that homeschoolers might enjoy. To do so, you can email Ahermitt@gmail.com with headline Homeschool Gwinnett.

(Thanks Jill, for this information!)

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Thursday, January 1, 2009

New London Theatre

This theatre in Snellville offers parts for anyone who wants to participate (whether it is participation on stage or behind the scenes).

~ Please feel free to submit any activities that homeschoolers might enjoy. To do so, you can email Ahermitt@gmail.com with headline Homeschool Gwinnett.

~ For most recently added activities, go here.

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Chess Club

A chess club is being formed for children in kindergarten through 5th
grade. This club will meet 4:30-6:00 each Tuesday at the Five Forks
Library, with the first meeting on January 6. The club is open to all
skill levels. Formal lessons and and informal coaching will be provided
by Parnell Watkins and others. Parents are encouraged to stay and learn
along with their children. the cost is $25.00/ year

Space is limited to thirty-five students. Please contact Teri Van
Vranken at tlist@vanvranken.net to sign up for the chess club.

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