The
Center for Creative Learning
Friday School/Tuesday School Programs
Now Updated for 2011/2012 school year!
Our Friday/Tuesday School Programs are unique educational and social opportunities. Taught by professional instructors,they are designed to supplement the home education of your student and broaden the scope of his/her experience and interaction. We currently offer THREE distinct programs - you may choose to participate in any of these, or in all of them. Each program meets EVERY OTHER WEEK, beginning on the dates noted. (This means that the two Friday programs meet on ALTERNATE Fridays, in their respective locations), and each has 8 morning sessions per semester.
Please see appropriate section(s)
below for details about each program.
Friday School Schedule for 2011-2012 School Year
Registration
fee is $105 per program (location), per semester (payable to CCL)
Click here to get your "Friday School" and/or " Tuesday School" Registration Forms!
Chino
Hills FRIDAY sessions:
Fall 2011: Sept 9, 23 Oct 7, 21 Nov
4, 18 Dec 16 (Christmas Chapel), Jan 13
Spring 2012: Jan 27 Feb 10, 24 Mar 9, 23 Apr 20 May 4, 18
Covina
FRIDAY sessions:
Fall 2011: Sept 16, 30, Oct 14, 28
Nov 11, Dec 2 Jan 6, 20
Spring 2012: Feb 3, 17 Mar 2, 16, 30 Apr 27 May
11, 25
Rancho
Cucamonga TUESDAY sessions:
Fall 2011: Sept 13, 27, Oct 11, 25,
Nov 8, 29, Jan 17, 31
Spring 2012: Feb 14, 28 Mar
13, 27 Apr 17 May 1, 15, 29
Friday School Center for Creative Learning
2011-12
@ Covina Evangelical Free Church begins
September 16
Welcome to DECADE DAYS! This year at Covina Friday School, we will be exploring American History through the decades. We?ll begin with the turn of the century and spend two weeks in each of the following: the 20s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and the 21st century. Students will experience games, dances, art, and history, as well as having a chance to share outside findings with their class. On the last day of school, students will present all of their new-found knowledge for an audience.
Staff:
Public
Speaking: Amy Miller
Dance: Sandy
Brock
Historical
Games: Lynn Murray
Art: Holly
Stephens
Music: Peggy
Petersen
Friday School Center for Creative Learning
2011-12
@ Chino Valley Community Church begins
September 9th
14601 Peyton Drive Chino Hills CA. 91709
Enriching Children through Art, Science, Music
and Physical Movement.
Our purpose
is to love, support, and serve each other, the parents, and the children, with
the love of Jesus Christ. We want to enrich the home school experience of
children by teaching these extra-curricular activities, as well as providing an
opportunity to build relationships and bond with other children through
constructive social contact.
Chapel :Students and parents meet together for worship and a devotional. Student
leaders are being developed as we create worship teams with praise team
leaders. We also listen to God? Word through parent speakers.
(Parents
are encouraged to participate in Chapel through worship and listening
attentively to the speaker. Sitting with your own children is recommended.)
K-3:
Classes include various activities that create a joyful classroom experience
that incorporates science, history, cooking and PE. A weekly theme pulls
everything together to make this a fun time for your student.
Physical
Education involves
basic movement principles which will be incorporated throughout this class,
particularly in teaching skills which are specific to various games and sports.
Selected activities will show a balance between individual and team emphasis,
with a good attitude and sportsmanship always at the top. Physical Fitness will
be addressed in every session during warm-up and the California Benchmarks and
Standards will be covered. Each class will include skill instruction, a variety
of drills and a FUN lead-up game which will be sequential through the specific
unit.. Kids should wear clothing that they can PLAY in, and shoes they can RUN
in. Each class is designed to emphasize the motor development of that
particular age level and be lots of FUN for ALL!!!
Science-A lab-based class centered around
Creationism. It introduces the student to basic scientific concepts through
lectures,teacher-student interaction and, of course, experiments. Some of the
past subjects taught have included astronomy, chemistry, physics, botany and
entomology.
Art-This class will be an Introduction to a
handful of different art mediums. Students will experiment with sketching,
pastels, watercolors and cartooning. This class is designed to meet the
students?different ranges of skill and interests through a series of
assignments, home projects as well as keeping a sketchbook throughout the
session. The goal for the class is for the students to unleash their
creativity, develop their skills, gain knowledge and confidence in the arts,
and do all of the above while having FUN!
Chapel meets
upstairs in the youth room
Children will
be excused to teachers after chapel;
teachers will
take students to classroom
Kindergarten:
April Oliva
Grade 1 - Christy Miller
Grade 2 -
Peggy Peterson
Grade 3 - Donna Burns
Art (Grades
4 - 8) Holly Stephens
Science
(Grades 4 - 8) Amy Miller
P.E. -
Outside Lynn Murray
Please
provide your child with a snack.
The
library on campus will be open
between 8:30 am and 12:30 pm every week.
You can check
out books, movies or just read and relax.
For those of
you who need somewhere to go other than the above options while Friday School
is in session, there are many options in the area from shopping and eating to
parks and gyms. Please go to the front table for a map.
Tuesday School Center for Creative Learning
2011-2012
@ Community Baptist Church begins September
13th
9090 19th St., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91701
For Grades K - 8
The K - 2 graders will be doing a session on "Teaching Character through Literature" similar to the Beautiful Feet study guide. We'll be reading, drawing and writing or tracing simple Bible verses or stories. The 3 - 8 graders will be using the same type of character-based literature books while learning the IEW (Institute for Excellence in Writing) skills. The students will be putting together a binder and learning basic writing skills, using IEW methods. More details to come.
In this
session of Tuesday School the kids will learn about an artist from an
interesting book showing many photos of the artist's work. We will then create
a piece of art similar to what that artist made. Some of the weeks we will need
two Tuesdays to complete our artwork, so hope you can make it to each class. For
those of you who have been in my Friday School First Grade class, we will be
doing different projects. Looking forward
to teaching your students!
Science ~
Teacher: April Oliva is a "retired" elementary school teacher who is homeschooling her 7 and 9 year-olds. Christian homeschooling is her passion. She holds a Master's degree in Social Psychology, where her focus was children's socialization.
Our Science class will be using Apologia Science, a wonderful creation-based curriculum. K-6th graders will study human anatomy and physiology, using exciting activities and experiments to explore our body systems, senses, blood and cells. 7th and 8th graders will take an in-depth look at the scientific method and experiment design through the study of simple machines, archaeology, geology, biology and more!
PE ~
Teacher: Lynn Murray BS
Physical Education
California Teaching Credential in PE
Tuesday School
Physical Education Class will have the wonderful opportunity to be inside using
a gym! This class involves basic movement principles which will be incorporated
throughout each class meeting, particularly in teaching skills which are
specific in various games and sports.
Selected
activities will show a balance between individual and team emphasis, with
having a gracious attitude and sportsmanship always strived for. Physical
Fitness will be addressed in every session during warm-up and the California
Benchmarks and Standards will be covered. Each class will include skill
instruction, a variety of drills and a FUN lead-up game which will be
sequential through the specific unit. Kids should wear clothing that they can
PLAY in and shoes they can RUN in. Each class is also designed to emphasize the
motor development of that particular age level and lots of Fun for ALL!