Winter / Spring 2012 La Entrada Extracurricular Class Descriptions
For questions, contact Aruni Nanayakkara - VP of Classes - La Entrada
Animania!
Learn simple and fun hands-on animation techniques including Claymation, Stop Motion, Cutout collage and Pixilation. With still cameras we will create a series of short films and edit them in iMovie. Students design and create sets, develop and record sound tracks, design, and learn to write interesting scripts.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Mondays, 2:50-4:00pm in MUR
Dates:Feb 6, 13, 27, March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9, 23, 30, May 7
No Class: February 20 and April 16
Number of Classes: 12
Class Size: 5-20 Students
Class Fee: $285
Instructor: Sagesse Graham, Tel: 650 298 3407, Email: sagesse@riekes.org
Sagesse has 14 years experience working in arts education with youth. Her background includes extensive inter-disciplinary studies at the renowned
liberal arts college, Evergreen, in Olympia WA. There she formed a foundation of skills and knowledge spanning media production, theater and dance, community organizing, holistic education and youth empowerment. She believes strongly in approaching education through a multi faceted lens and believes exploration in the arts is an essential part of child development. She incorporates concepts
such as multiple intelligences, emotional intelligence and different learning styles into all her curriculum design. She has worked as a facilitator, contract, and resident teaching artist for organizations with international acclaim such as The Power of Hope based in Seattle WA, and her current home, The Riekes Center for Human Enhancement in Menlo Park.
Cartooning
Back by popular demand! Cartooning is a wonderful means of telling a story or expressing humor in a visual art form. Basically, it is very much like telling a joke, only on paper. Technical emphasis will be on facial expressions and character development, overall visual layout and design, legible lettering, clean inking and presentation, depicting action, and sequential story telling.
Students will be encouraged to develop their own characters and stories to express their own humor and imagination in a form of comic strip, single panel, or comic book. It’s a great opportunity to get “goofy.” Students continuing from last session will have new projects and challenges. Some classic animated cartoons will be shown toward the tail end of classes not only for “earned” entertainment incentive, but to show students how stories are told via facial expressions, action, and sequence and to understand what makes them funny.
Session A: Grades 4, 5.
Day/Time: Monday 2.45 to 3.45pm in Room 4
Session B: Grades: 6, 7, 8
Day/Time: Monday 3.45 to 4.45pm in Room 4
Note: If there are too few students signing up for either of the 2 classes, we will combine the classes to become grades 4-8, Mondays at 2.55 – 3.55pm.
Class Dates: February 6, 13, 27, March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9, 23
No Class: February 20 and April 16
Class Size: 6-20 Students
Class Fee: $240 (includes $20 supplies fee)
Number of Classes: 10
Instructor: Steve Curl. Tel: 650 328 3499, 650 483 9392 (c). Email: stevecurl@sbcglobal.net
Steve Curl is a fine artist, illustrator, and cartoonist. He is the Editorial Cartoonist for the Palo Alto Daily News. He also teachers at the Pacific Art League of Palo Alto, the Palo Alto Art Center, the Odyssey School, the Ah-Haa School for the Arts (Telluride, CO), and in the International Elderhostel Program. He's also a lot of fun…;-)
Ceramics
Does your child love to be creative and get their hands dirty? Of course they do! For most kids, working with clay is a treat only offered in small doses at school. They love getting their hands into the clay and seeing sculpture magically appear in their hands. This class offers ten classes of pinching, coiling, and sculpting creatures and vessels, then glazing them in a rainbow of colors. We will be making mugs, animals, vases, and more. At the end of the sessions, all pieces will be wrapped for safety and sent home.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Thursdays, 2.55-3.55pm in Room 3
Class Dates: February 9 to May 3
No Class: February 23, March 15 and April 19
Class Size: 10-20 Students
Number of Classes: 10
Class Fee: $210 (includes materials fee)
Instructor: Heather Ostrom Tel: 650 854 2962 x103 Email: heatherostrom@gmail.com
Heather Ostrom has been teaching Art and Drama at La Entrada for 12 years. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Art Education and a Single Subject Art Credential. Mrs. Ostrom regularly works in watercolor and hand built ceramics.
Chess
What do your kids do for mental education? Chess has proven to be an invaluable educational aide and teaches children analytical skills that are applicable to many other intellectual pursuits. Bay Area Chess program offers a fun environment to develop mental skills for students at all levels. A typical class consists of instruction followed by a practice game. Students may be divided in groups based on ability and experience so that each student will receive instruction appropriate for his/her skill level. Bay Area Chess is a non-profit company serving the Bay Area since 2005.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Fridays, 2.45-3.45pm (4-5 grades); 2.55 – 3.55pm (6-8 grades) in Room 50
Class Dates: February 10 to June 1
No Class: February 24, March 16 and April 20
Class Size: 6-60 Students
Number of Classes: 14
Class Fee: $241
Instructor: Rob Soul Tel: 408-596-4120 or email at chessguy1@gmail.com
Contact: Salman Azhar, PhD. Tel: 408 786 5515 or email at ask@bayareachess.com
For more info visit the Bay Area Chess website
Chinese Level 4
Mandarin Chinese classes emphasizes on developing students’ communication skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing through various learning activities such as role-plays, language games, and task-oriented exercises, etc. Chinese culture is integrated into the curriculum to help students develop intercultural awareness. Learning themes are practical and connected to daily life. In addition to the textbook, web-based texts and authentic materials are applied to enhance students’ language skills. Oral and written assessments are used to evaluate student progress and achievement. The teacher modifies teaching strategies weekly to best meet students’ needs. Students build confidence in communicating in Mandarin through instructional practices.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays 2.55-3.55pm in Room 50
Class Dates: February 7, 9, 14, 16, 28, March 1, 6, 8, 13, 20, 22, 27, 29, April 3, 5, 10, 12, 24, 26, May 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24
No Class: February 21, 23, March 15, April 17 & 19
Class Size: 3-10 students
Number of Classes: 27
Class Fee: $369 (includes $20 materials fee)
Parent Contact: Kathy Kau, kathy_kau@hotmail.com
Instructor: Wendy Lee Tel: 650 216 9539 or email: ccwen999@yahoo.com
Computer animation
This 10 week after school enrichment class exposes kids to the world of computer animation. Students will dive head first into free and easy to use 2-D and 3-D animation programs including Scratch, Pivot, Pencil, Blender, Anim8or and Sketchup. We’ll also look at some online animators that don’t even need to be downloaded! Participants will learn a variety of animation techniques including frame and visual programming. After students have had opportunities to learn and explore the different animation programs, they will focus on their favorite(s) and create their own animated cartoons and/or video games.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Tuesdays 2.55-4.15pm in Room 2
Class Dates: February 7, 14, 28, March 6, 13, 20, 27, April 3, 10, 24
No Class: February 21 and April 17
Class Size: 10-25 students
Number of Classes: 10
Class Fee: $220
Instructor: Parker Kelly, Tel: 650 430 8974, Email: parkerkelly@yahoo.com
With a masters in Instructional Technology, Parker has a wide background in technology education at the 4-8 grade level and has been the technology teacher at La Entrada the past 12 years. To see more about Parker's background in educational technology, visit his site at: https://sites.google.com/site/parkellyllesd/home
Cooking Fun Tuesdays: Flavors around the world
Join your friends for “Cooking Fun” as you prepare tasty snacks, mini-meals and treats using flavors from around the world, with a special emphasis on islands around the world. Learn basic cooking skills and “chef’s secrets” so you can cook for yourself, your family and friends. We’ll “island hop” around the world, stopping in the Caribbean for tropical fruit smoothies, in the U.K. for buttery shortbread, and in Hawaii for island barbecue, on Nantucket Island for cranberry lemonade, and more. (Recipes may change depending on food allergies and seasonal ingredients of the semester.) Previous cooking students welcome! We’ll have new recipes and incorporate recipe suggestions from the class. (Please alert Linda to any diet restrictions or food allergies.)
Note: Please sign up for only one of these sessions
Session A: Grades: 4-5
Day/Time: Tuesdays, 2:45 – 3:45pm at La Entrada Kitchen
Session B: Grades 4-8
Day/Time: Tuesdays, 3.50 – 4:50pm at La Entrada Kitchen
Class Dates: February 7, 14, 28, March 6, 20, 27, April 3, 10, 24, May 1, 8
No Class: February 21, March 13, April 17
Class Size: 6-8 students
Number of Classes 11
Class Fee: $260 (includes materials fee)
Instructor: Linda Ross. Tel: 650 996 1311 or Email: Linda@across.com
Linda Ross, owner of Cooking FUNdamentals, has been teaching culinary arts both publicly and privately in the Bay area for over 12 years. She especially enjoys teaching hands-on classes for children and families and has done so for Draegers, Sur la Table, Dacor SSF, Menlo Park Lyceum, Kaleidoscope Summer Program, La Entrada, Corte Madera and Palo Alto High. Year-round she teaches culinary classes in the home and for private groups.
Cooking Fun Thursdays: Adventures around the world
Cooking fun for the student with a bit more experience in the kitchen. Join other students who would like to explore more challenging culinary projects as we “island hop” around the world creating fascinating dishes such as Japanese mochi cakes, Filipino chicken adobo, Hawaiian chili moco, Sicilian pasta, and much more. We will also incorporate class suggestions for a Fun Food Finale. If you enjoy serious cooking, come join us for a weekly delicious adventure! (Please alert Linda to any diet restrictions or food allergies.)
Grades 4-8
Day/Time: Thursdays, 2.55 – 4:30pm at La Entrada Kitchen
Class Dates: February 9, 16, March 1, 8, 22, 29, April 5, 12, 26, May 3, 10
No Class: February 23, March 15 and April 19
Class Size: 6-12 students
Number of Classes: 11
Class Fee: $335 (includes materials fee)
Instructor: Linda Ross. Tel: 650 996 1311 or Email: Linda@across.com
Linda Ross, owner of Cooking FUNdamentals, has been teaching culinary arts both publicly and privately in the Bay area for over 12 years. She especially enjoys teaching hands-on classes for children and families and has done so for Draegers, Sur la Table, Dacor SSF, Menlo Lyceum, Kaleidoscope Summer Program, La Entrada, Corte Madera and Palo Alto High. Year-round she teaches culinary classes in the home and for private groups.
Creative writing: character lab
What do acting and writing have to do with one another? Quite a lot, as it turns out. In this twelve-week workshop, writers will use improv games and creative writing activities to develop a cast of unique characters and wrangle them into a short story. Each week, we'll focus on different aspects of character, including dialogue, quirks, motivation, and more. On the last day of our workshop, we'll share our masterpieces with family and friends.
This workshop uses Society of Young Inklings time-tested methodology, which blends theatrical techniques and games that address multiple learning styles to inspire and challenge writers based on their individual needs and skill level. Group instruction during each session deepens students' understanding of character development. During writing time, instructors circulate to individualize the learning process for each student.
Grades 4-6
Day/Time: Wednesdays, 2.55 – 3:55pm in Room 50
Class Dates: February 8, 15, 29, March 7, 21, 28, April 4, 11, 25, May 2, 9, 16
No Class: February 22, March 14 and April 18
Class Size: 5-12 students
Number of Classes: 12
Class Fee: $260 (includes materials fee)
Parent Contact: Meenu Bhasin Email: meenu99@yahoo.com
Instructor: Helen Pyne Tel: 650 868 2424 Email: helen@younginklings.com
Contact: Naomi Downing. Tel: 650-861-0508 Email: naomi@younginklings.com
For more information: www.younginklings.com
Fencing
Join us for a fun and exciting way to learn the modern sport of FENCING! With a focus on fun fencing techniques and games, every student walks away from this class with a smile on their face! Activities include general fitness, footwork, bladework, bouting, hand eye coordination drills and games. Instructor Jay Choi has been trained in the US Fencing Coaches College and actively coaches at World Cup, National Championships and Junior Olympic Championships.
Grades: 4 - 8
Day/Time: Monday 2:55 - 3:55pm in Fitness Lab
Class Dates: February 6 to May 21
No Class: February 20, March 19, April 2 and April 16
Number of Classes: 12
Class Fee: $310
Class Size: 4 – 20
Instructor: Jay Choi 201-921-7650 jaybirdchoi@hotmail.com
Jay has been trained in the US Fencing Coaches College. He has over a decade of experience teaching at various fencing clubs, camps and college clubs throughout northeastern US. All equipment will be provided.
Flag Football Class
Boys and girls will learn the proper fundamentals of Flag Football through drills, skills and GAMES. These classes are designed to instruct participants in passing, catching, flag pulling and game strategies.
Grades: 4-5
Day/Time: Fridays, 2:50-3:50pm at the LE Field
Class Dates: February 10,17, March 2,9, 23, 30, April 6, 13. Make-up day(s): April 27 or May 4
No Class: February 24, March 16
Class Size: 10-20 Students
Number of Classes: 8
Class Fee: $205
Instructor: Jamal at Tel: 510 750 9417
Contact: Tim Bowler Tel: 650 996 3308 or Email: tbowler@sbcglobal.net
Tim Bowler is a National Board Certified Physical Education Teacher and Coach at Menlo Atherton High School. I also run the basketball and baseball clinics for kids ages 5-10 at Burgess Park in the summer and during holiday breaks.
FRENCH for all
This fun, exploratory and introductory class is tailored for all ages and grades. No prior French experience is necessary. The lessons are full of interactive exercises, fun action games. The teacher will lead the children in French language using educational manipulative pictures, children’s songs and dialogues. The teacher will introduce French culture as well through foods, cultural games and TPR exercises. Emphasis is on listening comprehension and simple sentence construction. The goal is to be able at the end of each course to have a strong basic vocabulary to help the children convey simple and short conversations with French speakers. Teacher may alternate curriculum from year-to-year to suit students’ language abilities and needs.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Wednesdays, 3:00-4:00pm in Room 51
Class Dates: February 8 - May 30
No Class: February 22, March 14, April 4 and April 18
Class Size: 5-20 Students
Number of Classes: 13
Class Fee: $286 (includes materials)
Instructor: Bibiana Martinez-Ziegler, email: czig1603@comcast.net
The instructor, a native from Colombia who studied at a French immersion school “the Lycee Francais” of Bogota, has a Masters in French, Spanish and English languages from the University of Nice in France, where she lived for 8 years. She has been teaching adults and children Spanish and French for 15 years in the US and has several years of experience in doing after school classes for children in public and private schools around the bay area. This is her third year at La Entrada.
Guitar Class
Whether you want to join a band and tour the world or strum your favorite song behind closed doors – if you want to play the guitar you need a solid foundation. You need technique, rhythm, and knowledge of harmony. This class will focus on developing basic technique, rhythm, learning chords, strumming, and developing a basic ability to play the instrument. This is the class for new students and returning guitar class students. Students will be placed in bands based on their experience level. Each student will learn new songs and perform in a concert at the end of class!
Required Resources: Acoustic or Electric Guitar*, small guitar amp (if electric), guitar picks, guitar tuner, 3-ring binder to keep guitar notes, plus notebook paper. * Please call or email the instructor if you have questions about purchasing/renting an instrument.
Note: Learning to play the guitar takes dedication. Students are expected to practice at least 15 minutes, 5 times a week. Students who do not complete given assignments may be asked to leave the class.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Wednesdays 2.55 – 3.55pm in Room 42
Class Dates: Feb 8, 15, 29, Mar 7, 21, 28, Apr 4, 11, 25, May 2, 9, 16
No Class: February 22, March 14 and April 18
Number of Classes: 12
Class Size: 8-16 students
Class Fee: $240
Instructor: Jesse Medina Tel: 650 468 6909. Email: musicmedina@hotmail.com
Hip Hop Dance
The class is a fusion of hip-hop dance styles allowing students to have fun, let loose and express themselves. There is a warm up before choreography is taught, and a cool down after. The class will culminate in a final performance of the choreography open to friends and family. Hip Hop is a fun and wonderful way to move your body and expand your vocabulary of movement.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Tuesdays 2.55 – 4.10pm in Fitness Lab
Class Dates: Feb 7, 14, 28, March 6, 13, 20, 27, April 3, 10, 24
No Class: February 21 and April 17
Number of Classes: 10
Class Size: 5-12 students
Class Fee: $245
Instructor: Sagesse Graham, Tel: 650 298 3407; Email: sagesse@riekes.org
Sagesse has 14 years experience working in arts education with youth. Her background includes extensive inter-disciplinary studies at the renowned liberal arts college, Evergreen, in Olympia WA. There she formed a foundation of skills and knowledge spanning media production, theater and dance, community organizing, holistic education and youth empowerment. She believes strongly in approaching education through a multi faceted lens and believes exploration in the arts is an essential part of child development. She incorporates concepts such as multiple intelligences, emotional intelligence and different learning styles into all her curriculum design. She has worked as a facilitator, contract, and resident teaching artist for organizations with international acclaim such as The Power of Hope based in Seattle WA, and her current home, The Riekes Center for Human Enhancement in Menlo Park.
Jazz Band
Jazz Band offers young instrumentalists the opportunity to develop their musical skills in an art form that moves from the written page to that of the creative mind. Students will be able to create music ‘on-the-spot’ through improvisation. Students will lose their inhibitions in a non-threatening environment, which will promote music making in four distinct styles: Ballad, Latin, Rock and Swing. The following instrumentalists are encouraged to participate: saxophone, trumpet, trombone (baritone/euphonium), clarinet, flute, *electric and *bass guitar, *drum kit and *piano (*keyboard).
*The rhythm instruments have a maximum enrollment of two students per instrument to ensure adequate playing time.
The Spring concert will be on Wednesday, May 30 at 6:30PM at Sharon Park.
Grades: 6-8
Day/Time: Tuesdays, 3 - 4pm in Music Room
Class Dates: January 31 - May 29
No Class: February 21, March 13 & April 17
Class Size: 10-35 Students
Number of Classes: 15
Class Fee: $160
Instructor: Colin Cooper. Tel: 650 854 3962 x110. Email: ccooper@llesd.org
Lights, Camera, Action!
Through fun and creative hands on activities students will learn and explore the movie-making process. Over 10 weeks, participants will dive into the production of one short movie created solely by them through a collaborative process.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Wednesdays, 2:55-4:10 in Room 2
Class Dates: Feb 8, 29, March 7, 21, 28, April 4, 11, 25, May 2, 9
No Class: February 22, March 14 and April 18
Number of Classes: 10
Class Size: 5-12 Students
Class Fee: $245
Instructor: Sagesse Graham, Tel: 650 298 3407, Email: sagesse@riekes.org
Sagesse has 14 years experience working in arts education with youth. Her background includes extensive inter-disciplinary studies at the renowned liberal arts college, Evergreen, in Olympia WA. There she formed a foundation of skills and knowledge spanning media production, theater and dance, community organizing, holistic education and youth empowerment. She believes strongly in approaching education through a multi faceted lens and believes exploration in the arts is an essential part of child development. She incorporates concepts such as multiple intelligences, emotional intelligence and different learning styles into all her curriculum design. She has worked as a facilitator, contract, and resident teaching artist for organizations with international acclaim such as The Power of Hope based in Seattle WA, and her current home, The Riekes Center for Human Enhancement in Menlo Park, CA.
Play in a Box: Alice in wonderland
La Entrada is teaming up with Peninsula Youth Theatre to offer after-school drama this year. Students will learn the basics of acting and storytelling while having fun and rehearsing a short play (Alice in Wonderland). The program culminates in a final performance for family and friends on May 1st. Parents will be responsible for providing their child's simple costume (instructions provided) and helping with line memorization at home.
Play Synopsis: Young Alice discovers a White Rabbit, who disappears down a nearby rabbit hole. Quickly following him, she tumbles into the burrow - and enters the merry, topsy-turvy world of Wonderland! All of your favorite characters—the Caterpillar, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, The Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the Dormouse, the Cheshire Cat, and many more—appear in Alice's journey, which culminates in a madcap encounter with the Queen of Hearts - and her army of playing cards!
Performance in Jensen Hall on May 1 at 4pm
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Tuesdays, 2:55 – 4:30pm in MUR
Class Dates: February 7, 14, 28, March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 10, 24, May 1
No Class: February 21, March 6, April 17
Class Size:12-20
Number of Classes: 10
Class Fee: $220
Instructor: Elizabeth McClelland, Telephone: 408-768-3489 Email: e.t.mcclelland@gmail.com
Beth McClelland is an Outreach Director for Peninsula Youth Theatre. She has extensive teaching, acting, and directing experience with PYT as well as companies such as San Jose State University, San Francisco Shakespeare Festival, and South Bay Musical Theatre.
Spanish One
This fun class is tailored for students with no prior Spanish knowledge as well as for students with some or little Spanish knowledge. The lessons, through a structured approach are packed with educational pictures, interactive games, oral and written exercises. The children will learn quickly to convey short conversations in a natural way from this methodology based on communication and expression. The experienced native speaking language teacher will help students build happily basic Spanish vocabulary and dialogues, and lead them to get to know the Spanish speaking world culture. Emphasis is on listening comprehension and simple sentence construction. Students will have a booklet to complete in class and to do some simple assignments at home to reinforce lessons. The Teacher may tailor the curriculum from year-to-year to suit students’ language abilities and needs.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Fridays, 3:00 – 4:00pm in Room 51
Class Dates: February 10 - June 1
No Class: February 24, March 16, April 6, April 20
Class Size: 5-20 Students
Number of Classes: 13
Class Fee: $286 includes materials and Spanish book for use in class.
Instructor: Bibiana Martinez-Ziegler. Email: czig1603@comcast.net
The instructor, a native speaker from Columbia, has a Masters in Spanish and French languages from the University of Nice in France. She has been teaching adults and children Spanish and French for 15 years and has several years of experience doing after school classes for children in public and private schools around the bay area. This is her second year at La Entrada.
Spanish TWO
This class is for students who have taken 2, 3 or more years of Spanish in the after- school program at La Entrada. Or, alternatively, for students who have had prior exposure to Spanish such as speaking some Spanish at home, having attended Spanish camps, or the equivalent. This class is tailored for students who will gain Spanish fluency through core lessons emphasizing listening, comprehension and more complex sentence construction. The class focuses on enhancing and developing student's ability to interact with Spanish speakers in the US and abroad and to understand Spanish culture more in depth, as well as to formulate proper Spanish responses through reading and writing. Students are encouraged to think in Spanish and to increase the speed in proper Spanish conversations. The teacher will assess student's language ability and level by the second class. Students will have a booklet to complete in class and to do some simple assignments at home to reinforce lessons. The Teacher may tailor the curriculum from year-to-year to suit students’ language abilities and needs.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Fridays, 4 – 5pm in Room 51
Class Dates: February 10 - June 1
No Class: February 24, March 16, April 6, April 20
Class Size: 5-20 Students
Number of Classes: 13
Class Fee: $286 includes materials and Spanish book for use in class.
Instructor: Bibiana Martinez-Ziegler. Email: czig1603@comcast.net
The instructor, a native speaker from Columbia, has a Masters in Spanish and French languages from the University of Nice in France. She has been teaching adults and children Spanish and French for 15 years and has several years of experience doing after school classes for children in public and private schools around the bay area. This is her second year at La Entrada.
Yearbook
Does your child love to be creative? He/she should come be a part of the ’11-’12 yearbook staff. All students will learn the fun and easy process of designing an electronically created yearbook (no computer skills needed). Each student will be able to take pictures, design spreads, and/or write articles. This is an opportunity to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Grades: 4-8
Day/Time: Thursdays, 3 - 4pm in Library Computer Lab
Class Dates: February 9 to May 3 with a celebration of completing the project!
No Class: February 23, March 15 and April 19
Class Size: 10-25 Students
Number of Classes: 10
Class Fee: $220 (includes materials fee)
Instructor: Tanya Rianda Tel: 650 854 2962 x124 Email: tanya.rianda@gmail.com
Tanya Rianda has been teaching at La Entrada for 12 years. She has a Single Subject English, Social Studies, & Technology credential and a Masters in Curriculum Design. Mrs. Rianda has been the yearbook advisor for the past eight years.
Young Rembrandts
Young Rembrandts teaches drawing, the fundamental skill of visual arts to children aged 6 to 12. We offer child-friendly and relevant subject matter to spark children’s interest and increase knowledge retention. Our classes are fun, engaging and affordable. They offer children a safe, comfortable place to talk about art, learn drawing skills and have fun while surrounded by creativity and encouragement. Children are taught using our step-by-step method to develop increased patience, discipline and focus as well as a host of artistic skills such as art vocabulary and history, drawing and art skills, and expanded creativity, imagination and confidence.
Grades: 4-6
Day/Time: Wednesdays, 2.55 – 3.55pm in Room 3
Class Dates: February 8 to May 23
No Class: February 22, March 14 and April 18
Class Size: 5-20 Students
Number of Classes: 13
Class Fee: $202
Instructor: Vina Wilson Tel: 650 644 7757 Email: wilsonart@youngrembrandts.com
Contact: Sherri Wilson Tel: 650 644 7757 Email: wilsonart@youngrembrandts.com
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