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HOW TO REGISTER date we receive it in the office. • DO NOT staple or tape your check to your registration form. FALL CLASS SCHEDULE Any other questions, please call the main office at 212-510- • DO NOT send checks/money orders without a coupon. Start date: Monday, September 14, 2020 6310 from July 6, 2020-September 4, 2020. • MEMBERS CANNOT PAY FOR OTHER MEMBERS. End date: Wednesday, November 18, 2020 All courses are held REMOTELY from your own home. v COURSES • Registration deadline: Friday, August 14, 2020 We are using the Zoom platform to meet, greet and interact. • The maximum number of courses you may register for is five Please download the Zoom app. You will receive an email during remote learning only. WEEK Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays invite from your instructor to join the class on Zoom with • You MUST register for the course(s) in advance. We will 1 9/14/20 9/15/20 9/16/20 9/17/20 9/18/20 the necessary links. not accept payment the day of the course . • Courses have a $10 non-refundable and non-transferable 2 9/21/20 9/22/20 9/23/20 9/24/20 9/25/20 You MUST have an up-to-date email address and telephone 3 — 9/29/20 9/30/20 10/1/20 10/2/20 fee. number on file with the UFT Membership Department. • Write one check/money order for courses. 4 10/5/20 10/6/20 10/7/20 10/8/20 10/9/20 If this information has changed, please contact the UFT 5 — 10/13/20 10/14/20 10/15/20 10/16/20 Membership Department at 212-701-9690. 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RETIREE PROGRAMS DEPARTMENT Michael Mulgrew President, UFT • Tom Murphy Chapter Leader, UFT-RTC • Debra Penny UFT Liaison to the RTC • Gino Giustra Director, UFTWF Retiree Programs Lynn Lospenuso, Assistant Director, UFTWF Retiree Programs • Christopher Chin, LMSW, Director, UFTWF Retiree Social Services BOROUGH LEARNING CENTERS UFT BRONX LEARNING CENTER 2500 Halsey St., Bronx, NY 10461 • (718) 862-6004/(718) 862-6068/(718) 862-6069 • Cheryl Bing-Howard, Robert Fernandez and Elizabeth Harris, Coordinators UFT BROOKLYN LEARNING CENTER 335 Adams St., 24th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201 • (718) 722-6961/ (718) 722-6962 • Evelyn Dorell, Eurika Oliver and Cheryl Richardson, Coordinators UFT MANHATTAN LEARNING CENTER 50 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10004 • (212) 510-6478/ (212) 510-6479 Jo-Ann Hauptman, Carolyn Givens Lambert, Carol Melucci and William Richardson, Coordinators, UFT QUEENS LEARNING CENTER 118-35 Queens Blvd., 8th floor, Forest Hills, NY 11375 • (718) 830-5711/ (718) 830-5710/(718)830-5715 Luchie Canlas, Laurie Kingsberry-Ford, Margie Stahl and Ray Taruskin, Coordinators UFT STATEN ISLAND LEARNING CENTER 4456 Amboy Rd., Staten Island, NY 10312 • (718) 569-4014/718-569-4028 • Jeanne Casanovas, Peggy Munno and Audrey Zimring, Coordinators OUTREACH SECTIONS UFT NASSAU SECTION Nina Tribble, Coordinator • (516) 350-0978 • UFT NEW JERSEY SECTION Judith Rosenstein, Coordinator • (908) 753-0013 UFT SUFFOLK SECTION Ira Faber, Coordinator • (516) 610-8811 • UFT WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM SECTION Rosanna Nesi, Coordinator • (914) 966-8873 QUICK GUIDE FOR ZOOM USERS CANASTA PARTICIPANTS (FOR SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS, PLEASE GO TO YOUTUBE Since we are unable to have Canasta courses during remote learning, we suggest you utilize OR ZOOM AND WATCH THE HOW-TO VIDEOS): your skills on a social media gaming app where • Creating your own Zoom account – Sign up for a free account and enter your email address. You will receive an you will be able to play in a private virtual room with your friends or other players at your level. email from Zoom. In this email, click Activate Account. You can try canasta-palace.com (app is • Signing in to your Zoom account on the web – Go to zoom.us/signin. When you sign-in you can update your free – 1 week premium membership - $1.99; profile, schedule a meeting, edit your meetings and more. 1 month premium membership is $4.49; 1 • Scheduling your first meeting/Starting a test meeting – Sign in to Zoom; click meetings; click schedule a year premium membership is $45.99, cancel meeting; choose date and time for meeting; click save. Join a test Zoom meeting to familiarize yourself with anytime). Zoom and to test your microphone/speakers before joining a Zoom meeting. Visit zoom.us/test and click Join. • Starting your first meeting as the host/Inviting others to join your meeting– Your upcoming meetings will be listed in the Meetings tab on your desktop client or mobile app. Login to My Meetings; click which meeting to start; the zoom client should launch automatically to start the meeting. Share the invitation or join link. You can do this after MAH JONGG PARTICIPANTS Since we are unable to have Mah Jongg courses scheduling your meeting by clicking Copy the invitation to have others join your meeting. during remote learning, we suggest you utilize • To Join another user’s Meeting (this will happen during Si Beagle courses/seminars) – You will receive an email your skills on a social media gaming app where with recurring dates from the instructor. Click the join link that he/she has provided or you can go to Zoom and you will be able to play in a private virtual room enter the Meeting ID and password for that course. How to join via different platforms: with your friends or other players at your level. 1. Windows/Mac: Open the Zoom desktop client. Join a meeting using either join a meeting (without signing You can try realmahjongg.com (the first 14 days is free/then $5.99/month, cancel anytime). in) or sign in then click Join. *Enter meeting ID number and your display name – if you’re signed in, change your name if you don’t want the default name to appear; or if you’re not signed in, enter a display name; Select if you would like to connect to audio and/or video and click Join. 2. Android: Open the Zoom mobile app (it can be downloaded from Google Play Store). Tap Join a meeting BRIDGE PARTICIPANTS (without signing in) or sign in to Zoom then tap Join. *Follow directions as above. Since we are unable to have Bridge courses 3. iOS: Open the Zoom mobile app (it can be downloaded from the App Store). Tap Join a meeting (without during remote learning, we suggest you utilize signing in) or sign in to Zoom then tap Join. *Follow directions as above. your skills on a social media gaming app where you will be able to play in a private virtual 4. Web Browsers – room with your friends or other players at Google Chrome: Open Chrome; Go to join.zoom.us; enter meeting ID provided by host/organizer (instructor your level. You can try funbridge.com (free for in this case); click join; if this is the first time joining from Google Chrome, you will be asked to open the first 100 deals; or premium is $13.99/month Zoom client to join meeting (you can check always open these types of links in the associated app to skip this unlimited play, cancel anytime). step in future); click open Zoom meetings (PC) or open zoom.us (Mac). Safari: Open Safari; go to join.zoom.us; enter meeting ID provided by host/organizer (instructor in this case); click join; when asked if you want to open zoom.us click allow. Microsoft Edge/Internet Explorer: Open Edge or Internet Explorer; go to join.zoom.us; enter meeting ID ANNUAL BENEFITS MEETINGS provided by host/organizer (instructor in this case); click join. 2020-2021 Mozilla Firefox: Open Firefox; go to join.zoom.us; enter meeting ID provided by host/organizer (instructor These meetings will be held REMOTELY in this case); click join; if this is the first time joining from Firefox, you will be asked to open Zoom or Zoom for 2020-2021. The meetings include: Bronx, installer package. Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester/Rockland/ 5. EMAIL: This is the most popular platform in which to join a class/seminar for our programs. You Putnam; New Jersey; Florida; Atlanta; North will receive an email from the instructor. It will ask you to respond, Yes, No, Maybe. It will then go on Carolina; Las Vegas; Washington, D.C. and your calendar. Depending on your default web browser, you may be prompted to open Zoom. Hit allow. Puerto Rico. Dates and times of these meetings will You are then in the class. be provided this Fall. COURSES Courses begin on Monday, September 14 and conclude Wednesday, November 18. There is a $10 fee for courses. Unless otherwise noted, seminars have a $2 fee. These fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. The courses are held REMOTELY from your own home. We are using the Zoom platform to meet, greet and interact. Please download the Zoom app. You will receive an email invite from your instructor to join the class on Zoom with the necessary links. Also, make sure that your email address and phone number are up to date with the UFT Membership Department. DISCLAIMER: “You should understand that when participating in any exercise or exercise program, there is the possibility of physical injury. If you engage in this exercise or exercise program, you agree that you do so at your own risk, are voluntarily participating in these activities, assume all-risk of injury to yourself, and agree to release and discharge the UFTWF from any and all claims or causes of action.”

transferable). Zoom session. Feel comfortable and safe is similar to country except it’s performed NF 101 RETIREES READ-BOOK CLUB using Zoom and enjoy live video interac- to soul, funk, R&B, hip hop, pop and NASSAU/ SUFFOLK Read and discuss one book a month. tion. Stay connected to friends and fam- gospel music. Have fun and relieve stress Read The Pilot Against America by Philip ily! Three sessions: Oct. 26; Nov. 2 & 9. while you keep physically and mentally Roth for first class. Group chooses other 10-12. R. Demers. active. No partner or experience neces- SECTIONS books: fiction & non-fiction. Three ses- sary. Modifications for those with physi- sions: Sept. 21; Oct. 19; Nov. 16. 10-12. cal limitations. A means to better health B. Mignano. TUESDAY for people of all ages. Wear comfortable MONDAY clothing and shoes. 10-11. R. Hogans. NF 102 ZOOM FOR BEGINNERS Are you NF 201 LINE DANCING WITH SOUL NF 202 LINE DANCING WITH SOUL FOR Unless otherwise noted, all courses have feeling challenged about using Zoom? FOR BEGINNERS Line dancing with soul a $10 fee (non-refundable and non- Learn all the steps to start and manage a BEGINNERS Line dancing with soul is simi- 2 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM lar to country except it’s performed to soul, UF 805 THE ART OF GREAT FILM laughter with deep breathing yoga exer- funk, R&B, hip hop, pop and gospel music. DIRECTING When moviegoers reflect cises. You will sit most of the time. Chair Have fun and relieve stress while you keep upon and discuss those elements which yoga and meditation will be incorpo- WESTCHESTER/ physically and mentally active. No partner contributed to their enjoyment of a film, rated. Feel more energized! It has a pow- or experience necessary. Modifications for often overlooked is the work of the most erful effect on our physiology. 10-11. F. ROCKLAND/ those with physical limitations. A means important individual on the set - the Applebaum. to better health for people of all ages. Wear director. Video clips from a variety of JF 202 ZUMBA GOLD Focus on balance PUTNAM SECTION comfortable clothing and shoes. 11:15- classic movies will demonstrate how range of motion including cardiovascu- Unless otherwise noted, all courses have 12:15. R. Hogans. essential good direction is to the overall lar, muscle conditioning, flexibility and a $10 fee (which is non-refundable and UF 201 BROADWAY BALLADS & film experience. Examine how great coordination with easy-to-follow Zumba non-transferable). SHOWSTOPPERS Revisit many of the directors (past and present) make use of choreography. Get ready to sweat and outstanding numbers that continue to key elements such as montage, tracking, prepare to leave empowered and feeling captivate and delight audiences worldwide. effective editing techniques and musical strong. 9-10. L. Fechter. MONDAYS cues. Two Thursday sessions: Sept. 24; By means of video clips and rare original JF 203 CHAIR PILATES Use a chair for cast performances be enthralled by the Oct. 1. 1-3. $4. R. Knox. WF 101 AUTOBIOGRAPHY INTO ART both seated exercises and for balance Learn how to transfer your life lessons songs of Cole Porter, George Gershwin, UF 806 REVISITING RODGERS & while standing. Work on the arms, Richard Rodgers, Irving Berlin and others. HAMMERSTEIN’S CAROUSEL into art. Get the guidance you need to The abdominals, back, legs, feet and heart hone your skills to turn your memoirs, or Some of the works include: Oklahoma!, year, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary through flowing exercises. Use the Pi- The Phantom of the Opera, Anything Goes, autobiography into a work of art. 1-3. J. of one of the signature shows in the lates principles for alignment and breath- McSherry. My Fair Lady, Porgy and Bess and more. history of American musical theater ing. 10-11. L. Fechter. Learn more about the origin of these – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel. shows and the casting and production Explore the origins of the show, its TUESDAYS decisions that made them a success. Seven transformation into a musical and the THURSDAY sessions: Sept. 15, 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20, controversy surrounding the casting WF 201 REACHING TOWARD YOUR 27. 10-12. R. Knox. of the 1956 film version. Included are JF 401 BEGINNERS MAH JONGG Learn BETTER & BEST SELF Learn a variety of archival interviews with Richard Rodgers the basics of Mah Jongg and how to play techniques and practices that are proven and Oscar Hammerstein, and director by the rules of the National Mah Jongg to help you feel better, stay stronger and WEDNESDAYS Nicholas Hytner whose 1992 revival won League. After taking the class, you will be decrease stress. 12:30-2:30. R. Demers. great critical acclaim. Revel again in the able to sign onto a social media app and/ NF 301 REACHING TOWARDS YOUR outstanding performances of many of the or play with friends and utilize the skills BETTER & BEST SELF Enjoy participating songs including You’ll Never Walk Alone, you have learned. Supplies needed: a WEDNESDAYS interactively while the instructor shares Bill and If I Loved You. Thursday, Oct. Mah Jongg set and the current 2020 Mah WF 301 GENTLE YOGA Enjoy a mix of a variety of techniques and practices that 15. 10-12. R. Knox. Jongg card. 10-12. S. Levine. are proven methods to feel better and Vinyasa and Hatha yoga, meditation, UF807 THE BEATLES SWAN SONG The JF 402 CANASTA FOR NOVICE stretching and restorative poses. Develop stay stronger while decreasing stress. BEGINNERS Focus on learning self-hypnosis, power of Beatles had 13 albums in their core catalog Learn the basic skills, rules self-awareness, strength, flexibility and a breath, meditation and emotional freedom and Let It Be was the last album released. and strategies of Canasta. After taking sense of calm. You need a block or small techniques. 10-12. R. Demers. Why do Beatle fanatics and historians the class, you will be able to sign onto book to prop yourself up and a strap or consider Abbey Road their final album? a social media gaming app and/or play towel for class. 10-11. L. Madsen. How did The Beatles almost break up then with friends, utilizing the skills you have WF 302 COVID METAMORPHOSIS: THURSDAYS magically put together an amazing concert learned. Supplies needed: two packs of MEMOIR WRITING IN A TIME OF CRI- on the rooftop at Apple Studios and the regular playing cards. 12:15-2:15. S. SIS & HEALING Learn the process and NF 401 BEGINNING CANASTA, GET IN many reasons the Beatles still managed Levine. styles of memoir writing. Discussion and THE GAME! Learn the basic skills, rules to give us a memorable and unique final JF 403 LINE DANCE INSTRUCTION comparison of three published memoirs and strategies of Canasta. After taking the “public” performance even though they Learn individual steps to new tempos and actual material produced by the par- class, you will be able to sign onto a social were coming apart at the seams. Delve into and beats of music that lead to different ticipants. Focus on the author’s purpose, media gaming app and/or play with friends, the clues given to us on Abbey Road and patterns of the dance. Different dance writing styles, outlining self-publishing, utilizing the skills you have learned. Sup- listen to some great music and view some and demonstrations each week will be WordPerfect and the internet. 1-3. I. plies needed: two packs of regular playing terrific videos. Three Wednesday sessions: reviewed plus any questions will be ad- Abruzzese. cards. Five sessions: Sept. 17 & 24; Oct. 1, Oct. 14, 21, 28. 1-3. E. Sinclair. dressed. Keep moving our bodies and 8 & 15. 12:30-2:30. A. Seligson. challenging our minds! 11:30-1:30. A. NF 402 THE BASICS OF MAH JONGG Savattieri Meringolo. THURSDAY FOR SOCIAL MEDIA Learn the basics of NEW JERSEY WF 401 SERAFINA’S KITCHEN Join Se- Mah Jongg and how to play by the rules SEMINARS rafina in her kitchen as she teaches you of the National Mah Jongg League. After how to prepare delicious Fall specialties. taking the class, you will be able to sign SECTION Unless otherwise noted, all seminars Step-by-step instructions to prepare deli- onto a social media app and/or play with Unless otherwise noted, all courses have have a $2 fee (non-refundable and non- cious and simple foods. Supply list will friends and utilize the skills you have a $10 fee (non-refundable and non-trans- transferable). be e-mailed to participants.11-12. Five learned. Supplies needed: a Mah Jongg ferable). JF 805 GETTING RID OF CLUTTER: OR- sessions: Sept. 17; Oct. 1, 15, 29; Nov. 12. set and the current 2020 Mah Jongg card. S. Cerrati-Bates. Oct. 22 & 29; Nov. 5 & GANIZING & TIDYING UP TO GET MORE Four sessions: WF 402 JAZZ HISTORY & APPRECIA- 12. 12:30-2:30. A. Seligson. DONE Enjoy a three-part seminar with MONDAYS organizer and best-selling author, Jamie TION Discuss the history of Jazz and its NF 403 BRINGING LIFE TO ART & ART TO precursors through the late 20th century. LIFE Novak on how to get more done without The instructor will meet you wherever JF 101 RETIREES BOOK CLUB Joins us getting overwhelmed. 1. How to find more Discuss and listen to Duke Ellington, you are and celebrate and validate the rich- if you love to read and discuss books. time; what to de-clutter; stop procrastinat- Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong, Miles ness of what IS through his exploration of Read Cilka’s Journey by Heather Morris ing. Leave with an action plan and a sense Davis and many, many more. 1-3. S. art. A variety of media is used to illuminate for first class. Second class: Read The of calm organizing projects and a to-do list. Cabot. the Afro Centric experience as well as Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi Dare. 2. Learn the secret of 10 and 10 organizing honor the commonalities between cultures Other book selections are chosen by the and how to apply the technique to organize of the world. Topics include the metaphor group. Four sessions: Sept. 14; Oct. 5 & every space in your home. 3. Learn how to FRIDAY of the ladder, art collecting, presenting the 19; Nov. 9 . 10:30-12:30. S. Levine. solve piles of paperwork and closets of clut- WF 501 ZOOM FOR BEGINNERS Are work of 90+ year old artists, the virtual JF 102 COOK LIKE A CATERER Learn ter with a down-to-earth approach for what coffee house, as well as the virtual gallery. you feeling challenged about using new cooking skills, techniques and to do with all the stuff without getting over- Zoom? Learn to start and manage a Guest speakers include Musa Hixxon, recipes. Instructor is a caterer for over whelmed. Three Monday sessions: Sept. 14, sculptor and professor of fine arts; Steven Zoom session. Feel comfortable and safe 30 years and started out as an Associate Oct. 19 and Nov. 9. 1-3. $6. J. Novak. using Zoom to enjoy using live video in- Harvey, gallerist, curator and artist; Rashida Food Editor at McCall’s and Family Craddock, artist; and other experts in the JF 806 CONFEDERATE MONUMENTS: teraction to stay connected to family and Circle Magazine. A list of recipes and HISTORY OR BIGOTRY There is a heated friends. Four sessions: Sept. 18, 25; Oct. field. You will receive an experience to trea- ingredients will be emailed prior to class. sure for a lifetime! 10-12. R. Craddock. debate about the presence, message and 16, 23. 10-11. R. Demers. 10-12. C. Semel. place of Confederate statues, monuments and flags. What message do they send? SEMINARS What do they commemorate? Does it mat- SEMINARS TUESDAY ter where the monument is located? Should Unless otherwise noted, all seminars the monuments be removed? Where, if Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a $2 fee (which is non-refundable JF 201 LAUGHTER YOGA Laughter yoga anywhere do they belong? Tuesday, Sept. have a $2 fee (non-refundable and non- and non-transferable). is unique! It combines unconditional 22. 10-12. A. Glinn. transferable). FALL 2020 / 3 WF 805 MONDAY MORNING BOOK Techniques and assistance in achieving a KF 102 SKIT WRITING Learn the basics CLUB Join us if you love to read and dis- watercolor composition. Participants will THURSDAY of writing short comedy sketches from a cuss books! Read A Woman is No Man by pick their subject and be coached in how XF 401 AGELESS GRACE A fitness and professional playwright. Develop drafts Etaf Rum before first class. Other books to achieve the desired outcome. You will wellness program performed while sit- and give friendly feedback as we create a chosen by group. Three Monday sessions: need watercolor paper 140 lbs. cold press, ting in a chair. Although it is beneficial finished work. Beginners welcome. 10– Sept. 14; Oct. 5; Nov. 2. 10-12. $6. B. and paints. 10-12. S. Baruchowitz. for everyone, this program is particularly 12. S. Friedman. Naliboff. XF 203 AMERICAN HISTORY American good for those with limited mobility or KF 103 JAZZERCISE Stretching and WF 806 TUESDAY MORNING BOOK Presidents from Theodore Roosevelt strength. 10-11. M. Stevenson. dancing to Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, Cha CLUB Read The Lost Girls of Paris by Pam through Warren Harding. A study of XF 402 JEWELRY MAKING Learn the Cha, Swing, Salsa and Mambo. 10-12. K. Jenoff for first class. Other books will be their lives and major events during the skills to create unique and beautiful Sanson. chosen by group. Three Tuesday sessions: administration. 12:30-2:30. L. Hartstein. beaded jewelry for yourself and/or gifts KF 104 YOGA Learn a set of mental and Sept. 15; Oct. 20; Nov. 17. 10-12. $6. S. XF 204 LET’S DANCE Enjoy a great time for others. Beginners and advanced on- physical exercises. Have a yoga mat , a Cerrati-Bates. with an energizing warm up to get your line zoom instructions and emailed proj- firm pillow and towel for class. 12:30- WF 807 INTRO TO MEDITATION Release body ready for a nice workout to Latin ects provided. Be social while having fun 2:30. C. LaBue. stress, improve health and enjoy life. De- rhythms. Shines and steps to Salsa, Bach- learning and expanding your creativity. KF 105 LOW IMPACT AEROBICS Im- mystify the process of relaxing the mind ata, Merengue, Rumba and the Cha Cha. 10-12. R. Demers. prove mobility and conditioning without and body during these difficult times. Improve your stamina, balance, posture, XF 403 SENIORS NEED TO EXERCISE stress on your knees. 12:30 – 2:30. T. Two Wednesday sessions: Sept. 30; Oct. wellness and even lose a few pounds. Feel better and stronger with simple seat- Gilbert. 28. 11:30-12:30. $4. K. Lu. 12:30-2:30. N. DeLaLuz. ed and standing exercises that improve KF 106 SHORT STORY BOOK CLUB WF 808 DECOUPAGE ART FOR BEGIN- XF 205 BEGINNERS RHYTHM & BLUES strength, balance, mobility and flexibility. Read and discuss short stories by award- NERS Learn decoupage art techniques LINE DANCE Keep yourself in shape do- Have resistance bands and weights for winning authors (all available free on- to decorate and upgrade/up-cycle ing “The Cupid Shuffle” and other well- class. 10-12. M. Aybar. line). Read The Darling by Anton Chek- items. Start with an easy flat surface and known popular urban line dances. 1-2. K. XF 404 ADVANCED BEGINNERS PIANO hov before first class. Further readings easy-to-get supplies. Supplies needed: McCarthy. A continuation of beginning piano. are chosen by the group. 12:30 – 2:30. M. canvas or plaque; decorative napkin Knowledge of basic theory and keyboard Eller. of your choice; 2 oz. decoupage glue is required. Explore more challenging (like Mod Podge); 2 oz. chalk paint that WEDNESDAY pieces from the classical and jazz rep- matches your napkin background and ertoire. Students will study basic chord TUESDAY sponge brushes. Optional: finishing var- XF 301 NIA TECHNIQUE A full body workout that is easy on the joints, pro- structure and jazz harmony. 12:30-2:30. KF 201 BEGINNING JEWELRY MAKING nish. Three Friday sessions: Oct. 2, 9, 16. N. Zamcheck. $6. 1-2. J. Angelillo. moting flexibility, agility, mobility, stabil- Learn the basic beginner techniques of ity, and strength. Combining movements XF 405 BEGINNERS PLUS RHYTHM making beaded jewelry: wire wrapping, WF 809 THEODORE ROOSEVELT: THE & BLUES LINE DANCE Keep in shape MAN & HIS PRESIDENCY and concepts from Yoga, Tai Chi, Tae bead stringing and stitching, crimping Learn about Kwon Do, Jazz and other movement doing the “Bikers Shuffle” and other the man, his life and times and his presi- and more. Supplies needed: assortment forms. 10-11. M. Stevenson. well-known popular line dances that are of beads (3-6mm diameter, enough to dency. Two Thursday sessions: Oct. 22; slightly more difficult. 12:30-2:30. K. Mc- Nov. 5. 10:30-12:30. $4. L. Hartstein. XF 302 TAI CHI Introduction and prac- string a bracelet or necklace length), tice of the basic principles and move- Carthy. Stretch Magic elastic cord (0.7 mm diam- ments of this ancient Chinese exercise. eter), beading cord such as Griffin Nylon 10-12. A. Wang. FRIDAY with attached needle (#4,5 or 6), scissors, BRONX XF 303 KNITTING OBSESSION Learn clasp of your choice and small jump rings the basic vocabulary terms such as: cast XF 501 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE Enjoy to match your clasp. 10 – 12. K. Kop- MONDAY on, knit one, purl one as well as how to Arabic, North African and Turkish dance pinger. read a pattern and create swatches that movements while listening to inspiring KF 202 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED XF 101 BASIC STITCHES FOR CRO- teach different stitches like: garter, stocki- music from these regions. All levels. 10 – BRIDGE Basic training to improve play- CHETING, KNITTING & MORE If you’re nette and basket weave. Some knowledge 12. A. Beeman. ing skills. 10–12. R. Goldman. interested in thread arts this class is for of knitting required. You will knit a scarf, XF 502 SCRAPBOOKING & PHOTOG- KF 203 SKETCHING & DRAWING Ele- you. Beginner or advanced, you will shawl, cowl, hat or a sweater. 10-12. J. RAPHY Use your photos from your smart ments of design using various graphic learn crocheting, knitting, looming, or Parker. phone and turn those pictures into a materials. Supplies needed: 11” x 14” any other thread art. Beginners - have XF 304 MOVING & CHILLING TOGETH- scrapbook of wonderful memories. In- Strathmore drawing pad, HB pencil and light colored #4 worsted yarn and US ER Moderate seated and standing exer- corporate the use of markers, embellish- kneaded eraser. 10 – 12. E. Comins. K-11 crochet hook, US 10 or 11 knitting cises for seniors and those who want to ments and handwritings to create your KF 204 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED needles or circular or long loom set for improve flexibility, balance and strength pages. 10-12. J. Parker. SEED BEADING Create handmade jew- first class. All others may bring your using light hand weights, towels and one XF 503 SHORT STORIES Read and dis- elry using the art of seed beading. Must UFOs (unfinished objects) or materials of the following: cane, curtain rod, mop cuss a short story weekly. Explore the know basics of seed beading techniques. for a project of your choice. 10-12. C. handle or dowel. Exercises for the brain world and ourselves. Required book: 50 Supplies needed: 2 colors of size 11/10 Poindexter- Curry. and relaxation techniques included. 10- Great Short Stories by Michael Crane. 11- beads, size 10 beading needle, Toho 1G XF 102 LET’S MOVE! Moderate exercises 12. M. J. Strauss. 1. D. Hammitt. or Nymo beading thread, lobster claw for those who want to improve their fit- XF 305 THEY LEFT THE GROUP Hear the XF504 AEROBIC EXERCISE For the or similar size clasp. NOT FOR BEGIN- ness, mobility, strength, balance and general music and stories (some videos) of the young at heart! Low impact aerobics NERS. 12:30 – 2:30. K. Koppinger. health and wellness. Tips on better sleep, lead singers and their groups. Who was which includes stretching and toning to KF 205 P.A.C.E. Low impact exercise nutrition, and health will be discussed. more successful, the group or the lead your favorite tunes. 12:30-2:30. J. Parker. program. 12:30 – 2:30. T. Pratt. Have light hand weights and exercise bands singer??? Seven sessions: Sept. 16, 23, 30; XF 505 CHAIR YOGA KF 206 INTRODUCTION TO MANDARIN for class. 10-12. M. J. Strauss. Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28. 12 – 2. H. Bloch. A gentle form of yoga practiced sitting in a chair or stand- CHINESE Learn to speak Mandarin Chi- XF 103 OPERA Great operatic arias in XF 306 AEROBICS BY JOYCE For the ing using the chair for support. Helps nese. 12:30 – 2:30. C. Ng. any languages and styles featuring audio young at heart! Low impact aerobics build a stronger body, mind and spirit. KF 207 WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP and video excerpts sung by a variety of which includes stretching and toning to All levels. 12:30-2:30. A. Beeman. renowned opera companies around the Various techniques of watercolor are your favorite tunes. 12:30-2:30. J. Parker. XF 506 INDEPENDENT FILM DIREC- explored. Supplies needed: 9” x 12” wa- world. Comparative performances in- XF 307 PIANO FOR BEGINNERS Rudi- TORS cluded via Zoom. 10-12. J. Dzik. Watch a film. Discuss the life and tercolor pad (cold-pressed), set of water- ments of musical theory; learn to read work, actors, choice of script, cinematog- color transparent paints, #8 round brush, XF 104 QUILTING FOR FUN Work on written music, play simple pieces, and raphy, special effects and lighting. 1:10- 1 inch flat brush and ½ inch artist’s tape. various quilting projects using hand sew- find their way around a piano keyboard. 3:30. D. Hammitt. 12:30 -2 :30. E. Comins. ing or machine sewing. Introduce new Piano book required: John Thompson, KF 208 ZUMBA GOLD Focus on toning patterns and quilting techniques. 10-12. Adult Piano #1. Keyboard needed. 12:30- C. Hoist. and improving muscle strength, posture, 2:30 N. Zamcheck. mobility and conditioning. 12:30-2:30. B. XF 308 TAKE THE LEAD Dance your BROOKLYN Sayegh. TUESDAY stress away with a workout to the music of Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, Rumba and MONDAY XF 201 ZUMBA GOLD Combine Latin and the Cha Cha. Shines, steps and some WEDNESDAY creative line dancing to Latin rhythms. KF 101 CHAIR YOGA A gentle form of international dance rhythms such as Salsa, KF 301 MEDITATION Meringue, Tango, and Cha Cha into an en- Improve your stamina, balance, posture, yoga that uses a chair for sitting or for Learn the art of ergizing cardio workout. It is a safe and total and wellness by dancing to the bouncy support while standing. Deepens flex- meditation and deep breathing.10–12. T. body workout. 10-11. M. Stevenson. music. 12:30-2:30. N. DeLaLuz. ibility and supports balance at any fitness Pratt. KF 302 SHAKESPEARE XF 202 ADVANCED WATERCOLOR level. 10-12. A. Beeman. Read and discuss 4 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM the play, Richard II. 10–12. J. Trachten. coal, kneaded eraser and paint supplies. versation are covered. Required book: weights. 1-3. B. Sayegh. KF 303 BOLLYWOOD & BELLYDANC- 10:30 – 12:30. J. Lippmann. In Italiano (Edizioni Guerra–Perugia) by ING Enjoy sampling dance movements KF 504 DOLLMAKING Explore cloth Angelo Chiuchiu et al. NOT for begin- from the Mid-East and from Bollywood dollmaking from start to finish and have ners. 12:30-2:30. A. DeGennaro. FRIDAY movies. 10-12. A. Beeman. fun while doing it! Basic sewing skills MF 206 SHORT STORIES Discussion of MF 501 BEADWEAVING FOR BEGIN- KF 304 FREE FORM BEAD WRAP- required. Supply list sent via email prior short stories and their style and signifi- NERS Learn the basics of beadweaving PING Basic and free form wire wrapping to class. 12:30 – 2:30. N. Rabatin. cance. Required book: The O. Henry Prize stitches in order to create lovely and around beads to make bracelets, neck- KF 505 POLYMER CLAY: BEGINNER/ Stories: 2018. Read “Nayla” and “Lucky original pieces of jewelry from bracelets laces and pendants. Supplies needed: INTERMEDIATE Learn how to condi- Dragon” before first class. You may reg- to necklaces, earrings and brooches. small needle nose plier, chain nose plier, tion clay and develop techniques to cre- ister for MF203 or MF206, but not both. 9:45-12:15. J. Schatz. 12:30-2:30. A. Zuckerberg. wire cutter, 28-gauge wire and chains, ate necklaces, pendants, earrings and MF 502 ASIAN BRUSH PAINTING MF 207 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCING Learn 8 mm. beads, 54 inches of chains, lock brooches. Supplies needed for first class: the meditative art of Asian Brush Paint- with 3 holes, and 6 jump rings. 10–12. P. small convection oven, a pasta rolling Ancient art of belly dancing. Enjoy Ara- ing. Bamboo and orchids will flow from Valentin. machine, a smooth ceramic work surface bic, North African and Turkish move- your brush. All levels. Supplies needed KF 305 CREATIVE WRITING Learn spe- at least 8” by 12” or larger, cutting blades ments while listening to beautiful music. for first class: rice paper, Sumi ink and cific techniques and receive support in for cutting polymer clay, and various col- All levels. 12:30-2:30. A. Beeman. brushes. 10-12. P. Siudzinski. preparing and polishing your creative ors of PREMO polymer clay. Additional supplies will be discussed. 12:30 – 2:30. MF 503 PLAYWRITING Includes exer- materials such as memoirs, poems, fic- cises to write, to find ideas for your play, tion and essays. 12:30 –2:30. B. Bolton. V. Hall. WEDNESDAY KF 506 LOW IMPACT AEROBICS and to learn theatrical conventions and KF 306 AMERICAN ART MASTER- A se- MF 301 AFRO BEATS DANCE CLASS vocabulary. 10-12. K. Solway. WORKS AT THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM ries of low impact aerobic movements. Learn basic traditional African dance 12:30 – 2:30. T. Gilbert. MF 504 INTERNATIONAL CINEMA View Join a world wind tour of American and movements set to contemporary Afro and discuss thought-provoking films European paintings beginning with col- Beats music. Take a trip around the dias- from various countries around the world. lections from the Brooklyn Museum, to pora in movement and music. No prior 12-2:30. J. Worth. Amsterdam’s Riks Museum, the Museum dance experience necessary. 9:45-11:45. D’orsay , Madrid’s Prado, the Uffitzi Gal- MANHATTAN D. Scott. MF 505 RETIREES READ BOOK CLUB – GROUP B Read and discuss one book leries of Florence and back again to mu- MF 302 LATIN DANCE MOVES Low- seums in Boston, Philadelphia and Wash- MONDAY approximately every three weeks. Read impact cardio workout to the sounds of American Rust by Philipp Meyer for ington DC. 12:30 –2:30. R. Lubell. popular Latin music. Dancing promotes KF 307 LOW IMPACT AEROBICS MF 101 SHORT STORY INTO FILM Read first class. Other selections are chosen physical fitness and improves balance by group. Four sessions: Sept. 18; Oc- Improve mobility and conditioning a short story for each class and view the and coordination. 10-12. C. Mateu. screen adaptation the following week. tober 9, 30; Nov. 13. You may register without stress on your knees. 12:30 MF 303 POLITICS/HISTORY IN FILM for Group A or Group B, but not both. –2:30. T. Gilbert. Discuss the merits of both the literary story and the movie after each film. 9:45- View and analyze classic movies such as 12:30-2:30. M. Garvey. 12:15. W. Wyss. Cry Freedom, Born on the Fourth of July MF 506 WATERCOLOR PAINTING THURSDAY MF 102 MAJOR ARTWORKS IN MAJOR and more. 12:15-2:45. C. Friedman. Develop your artistic ability painting MUSEUMS A look at art masterpieces in MF 304 RECORDER/INSTRUMENT landscapes, flowers, and animals. All KF 401 AN EXPLORATION OF DIVERSE The Louvre, The Met and The National ENSEMBLE: INTERMEDIATE & levels. Supplies needed for first class: OPERAS An exploration of nine diverse Gallery in London. You may register for ADVANCED Improve your technique and watercolor set, brush, and pad. 12:30- operas in Italian, French, German, Czech MF 102 or MF 105, but not both. 10-12. ensemble playing. Instruments include 2:30. P. Siudzinski. and English. Video excerpts of their D. Becker. recorder, flute, violin and cello. 12:15- MF 507 YOGA & MEDITATION Release highlights along with background infor- MF 103 BEGINNING CONVERSATION- 2:45. R. Zeitlin. stress and tension with yoga postures mation about their composers and their MF 305 RETIREES READ BOOK CLUB and a short-guided meditation practice. operas via Zoom. 10-12. J. Dzik. AL ITALIAN Learn basic conversational Italian and grammar in a fun, supportive – GROUP A Read and discuss one book 12:30-2:30. D. Scott. KF 402 STRETCH & RELAX Improve environment. Materials list emailed by approximately every three weeks. Read flexibility and balance with gentle exer- the instructor. 12:30-2:30. J. Worth. American Rust by Philipp Meyer for first cise. Learn relaxation techniques. Have MF 104 FILM MUSICALS class. Other selections are chosen by a large towel or mat for class. 10–12. T. View and group. Four sessions: Sept. 16; October 7, QUEENS Pratt. discuss classic movies as West Side Story, 28; Nov. 18. You may register for Group Cabaret, Dreamgirls and more. 12:30-3. A or Group B, but not both. 12:30-2:30. KF 403 TAP DANCE Have fun while C. Friedman. MONDAY learning to tap dance. Tap shoes (if M. Garvey. MF 105 MAJOR ARTWORKS IN MAJOR you have them). All levels. 10 – 12. N. MF 306 COMEDY APPRECIATION Ex- MUSEUMS A look at art masterpieces in QF 101 TAI CHI: ANCIENT CHINESE Cangiano. plore the psychological and philosophical MARTIAL ART Practice the basic prin- The Louvre, The Met and The National issues in developing a comic perspective KF 404 CROCHET: INTERMEDIATE Gallery in London. You may register for ciples and movements of this ancient ONLY Learn basic stitches to make beau- focusing on stand-up comedy. Guest Chinese exercise. Wear comfortable MF 102 or MF 105, but not both. 12:30- comedians and classic videos. 1 – 3. P. tiful projects. Supplies needed: “F” & 2:30. D. Becker. shoes and clothing. A Tai Chi fan is rec- “H” crochet hooks, yarn of choice, mea- Herzich. ommended for class.. 10–12. Y. H. Wang. suring tape and small yarn clipper. 12:30 QF 102 CRITIC’S CHOICE: GREAT – 2:30. P. Williams. TUESDAY THURSDAY COMEDIES OF THE 30’S & 40’S View KF 405 LINE DANCE Enjoy the pleasure the best stars and the best directors; of dancing and exercise at the same time. MF 201 SING! SING! SING! Have fun MF 401 CREATING WITH POLYMER runaway heiresses, mistaken identity, All levels. 12:30 – 2:30. N. Cangiano. singing along in a group to a wide variety CLAY Polymer clay can mimic gemstones sparkling musical numbers, wisecracking KF 406 JAZZ: A CULTURAL ICON Study of music. Learn harmony and perform and metals and is used to create beads to par excellence—classic screwball comedy the influence of Jazz on other musical some medleys. 10-12. J. DeRanieri. make necklaces, earrings and other jew- elements. All movies are available on genres, art, advertising, fashion, televi- MF 202 CHAIR YOGA Use breathing, elry. 9:30-12. H. Weinberg YouTube (most are free; others are sion and film. 12:30 – 2:30. J. Hirsch. movement and meditation to develop a MF 402 YOGA $1.99/$2.99). In addition to the films, Gentle stretching and there are numerous short subjects, strong, healthy body, mind and spirit. relaxation practices which bring about Chair used for support. 10-12. A. documentaries, and other tidbits that a feeling of peace and well-being in the are available on YouTube to enrich FRIDAY Beeman. mind, body and spirit. 9:45-11:45. D. MF 203 SHORT STORIES Discussion of your experience even further. Watch KF 501 QUILTING: INTERMEDIATE/ Scott. the movies prior to the weekly Zoom short stories and their style and signifi- MF 403 QUILTING Create beautiful ADVANCED Create beautiful works of cance. Required book: The O. Henry Prize meeting to discuss it. Discussions as art: hand sewn and machine sewn quilts. quilts, pillows and decorative accessories. follows: Sept. 14 -Never Give a Sucker an Stories: 2018. Read “Nayla” and “Lucky 12:15-2:45. T. Decourcy. 10–12. N. Rabatin. Dragon” before first class. You may reg- Even Break (1941); Sept. 21 – Too Many KF 502 CHORUS Sing multi-part compo- ister for MF203 or MF206, but not both. MF 404 ACTING Let your spirit flow with Husbands (1940); Oct. 5 My Man Godfrey sitions with other singers. 10:30 – 12:30. 10-12. A. Zuckerberg. acting exercises. Have your heart open (1936); Oct. 19 – Artists & Models (1937); J. DeRanieri. with acting scenes. Use improvisations Oct. 26 – The Whole Town’s Talking MF 204 GOLDEN VOICES The beauty (1935); Nov. 2 – The Canterville Ghost KF 503 ACRYLIC PAINTING & PASTELS to display your life’s wisdom. 12:30-2:30. and thrill of great operatic voices: Joseph K. Solway. (1944); Nov. 9 – Nothing Sacred (1937); Introduction to the basics of painting. Calleja, Jessye Norman, Beverly Sills. Six MF 405 ZUMBA GOLD FITNESS Im- Nov. 16 – Bride Wore Boots (1946). 10– Emphasis on drawing, composition, val- sessions: Sept. 22; Oct. 6, 20, 27; Nov. 10, 12:30. G. Piraino. ue and color theory. Explore techniques 17. 12:15-2:15. B. Haspel. prove stamina, balance and memory QF 103 CROCHET & KNIT Basic crochet- of creating with acrylics and pastels. MF 205 ITALIAN: INTERMEDIATE/ while having fun. Dance combined with Supplies needed: a drawing pad, char- fitness exercises, stretching and light ing and knitting stitches will be demon- ADVANCED Grammar, reading and con- strated. Participants will create a hat, a FALL 2020 / 5 scarf and a blanket. Supplies needed: gangster roles, but there are some unusual QF 302 FUN & EASY QUILLING: BEGIN- make it perfectly suited for still-life. Light colored yarn gauge 4 worsted parts that show his broad acting range. All NERS Learn how to quill- the art of roll- Work from a different still-life each week. weight, scissors, crochet hook size “J”, films are available on YouTube (most are ing, curling, crimping, looping, combing, Explore a range of watercolor techniques, knitting needles size 8, large eye needle free; others are $1.99/$2.99). Watch the fringing, and turning colorful strips of such as wet-on-wet, resist, and glazing. for yarn. 10– 1. J. Kotkin. film prior to the weekly Zoom meeting to paper into decorative items with unique Students can use their own photos/prints QF 104 ART WITH AN IMPRESSION- discuss it. Discussions are as follows: Sept. patterns and designs. Supplies needed: for source materials. All levels. Supplies ISTIC FLAIR USING ACRYLICS & OILS 15- Kid Galahad (1937- watch this version quilling paper pack bundle (1/8 inch) or needed: D’Arches WC paper block (140 Learn how to paint in the impressionistic only); Sept. 22 – Dr. Erlich’s Magic Bullet assorted colors of your choice (1/8 inch); lbs. rough, cold pressed 12x16); brushes: style, using still life and photos. Each class (1940); Sept. 29 – Brother Orchid (1940); slotted quilling tool or Savvy slotted tool; 1 flat sable 1-1.5, 1 round sable (1 in. begins with a demonstration. Supplies Oct. 6-The Sea Wolf (1941); Oct. 13-Dou- curling coach; Circle template board; long); water color set of colors with needed: Oils: Titanium white, Cadmium ble Indemnity (1944); Oct. 20-Our Vines quilling tweezers; quilling comb or super Chinese white included; palette (flat white yellow, Yellow ochre, Cadmium red, Or- Have Tender Grapes (1945); Oct. 27-A Hole looper; fine tip scissors; straight pins; El- dish); water container to clean brushes; ange, Alizarin crimson, Cerulean blue, in the Head (1959); Nov. 10-Soylent Green mer’s glue; precision tip glue applicator; roll of paper; soft graphite pencils; Phthalo blue, Ultramarine blue; Brushes: (1973); Nov. 17- A&E Biography. 10-12:30. variety pack of cardstock cards and tags. kneaded eraser; safety edge blades to Flat bristle ¼, ½, 1 inch and one fine G. Piraino. Optional: Border Buddy, deluxe quilling sharpen pencils and a roll of white tape. round sable for small details; 11x14 can- QF 205 QUILTING Beginners learn the crimper, husking board. Order supplies 10:15–1:15. B. DeCeglie. vases or canvas boards; Gamsol odorless art of quilting by creating place mats and from: www.quilledcreations.com. 10 – 12. QF 403 CREATIVE POETRY & PROSE turpentine; a cup for turpentine and a table runners, hand or machine sewn. L. Canlas. Open the door to a creative inner self. palette. 10– 1. B. DeCeglie. Advance Beginners/Intermediate quilters QF 303 PASTEL PAINTING Drawing Have fun expressing yourself through QF 105 BOOK TALK Join us for some can create a quilt using jelly rolls or their skills, understanding design concepts and poetry and short prose. No experience thought provoking, life affirming books own projects. Supplies needed: Beginners color theory stressed as you paint using necessary. 10:15 – 12:15. J. Cunningham. which we will read and discuss the im- - needles, white thread, rotary cutter, cut- pastels. Paintings are developed from QF 404 FIT FOR LIFE Learn fitness ac- pact on one’s life. Read pages 1-131 of ting mat, grid ruler, scissors, 4-6 fat quar- photos students choose. Supplies needed: tivities and life skills in a playful environ- Sorry I’m Late, But I Didn’t Want to Come ters of material of matching colors and set of 12 Bic`Conte`coloring set; Reeves ment designed to “Bullet Proof” your by Jessica Pan for first class. Other book batting (crib size). Everyone: 2 yards of a soft pastels (assorted colors set of 24); body so you can live an independent, is Have You Seen Luis Velez? By Catherine solid flannel and 2 yards of a pattern flan- Artway soft pastels (set of 24); Canson pain-free life. Personal trainer uses dy- Ryan Hyde. 10– 12. E. Neal. nel for a “do-it-yourself” quilt. *DOWN- Ingres drawing paper (Cream #10711- namic movements for all levels of fitness LOAD Michael’s or JoAnne’s coupons for 1101, Moonstone 10711-2351, Sky Blue QF 106 APPLE IPAD PROJECTS Review to improve each individual’s posture, bal- supply discounts or check the Internet. 10711-5071); UART sanded pastel paper ance, strength, breathing and coordina- basic Apple Apps. Create projects com- You can use your NYC teacher retiree 400 grit(medium grit); kneaded eraser; bining photos and videos. Share projects tion. 10:15–12:15. J. Miglino. discount for Michael’s. 10– 1. R. Cooper safety razor blades; some soft graphite QF 405 LINE DANCING: BEGINNERS using other devices and social media. pencils. 10 – 1. B. DeCeglie. 10-1. A. Cumba. QF 206 ORIGAMI: JAPANESE ART OF Exercise for your body and mind. Learn PAPER FOLDING QF 304 LINE DANCING WITH SOUL: QF 107 GUITAR: BEGINNERS Projects include gift dances using all your favorite dance Develop containers, flowers, butterflies, birds, BEGINNERS It’s a fun way to keep ac- the ability to accompany themselves on styles: Cha Cha, Rumba, Tango. No other animals and more. Items can be tive - physically and mentally. Learn basic partners needed. 12:45 p.m.–2:45. R. songs using a variety of finger picking used as gifts. Supplies needed: 6 x 6 Kami line dancing steps and dances will be styles. Note reading skills as well as Malinconico. (origami) paper (50-100); 12 x 12 scrap- performed to Soul, R & B, Jazz and Hip- QF 406 ZUMBA GOLD basic music theory will be included. A booking paper. (10-20); 8 1/2 x 11 card Hop Music. Line Dancing with Soul will Learn this dance tuned guitar in good playing condition stock - white or colors (5-10); 8 1/2 x 11 allow your aches and pains to fade. Wear program inspired by Latin rhythms is necessary. Required books: Mel Bay computer paper - white or color (10-15); comfortable clothes and shoes. 10-11. R. that has been modified for retirees and Guitar Method Grade 1, Expanded scissors or paper cutter, glue stick, hole Hogans. beginners in their exercise routine. Wear Edition ($15); Alfred’s Basic Guitar Theory punch, ruler, scotch tape, paper clips, comfortable clothes and shoes. 12:45– Levels 1 & 2 - 3rd Edition ($8). 10:30– QF 305 LINE DANCING WITH SOUL: 2:45. J. Ramirez. decorative items such as beads, ribbons/ BEGINNERS/INTERMEDIATE Designed 11:30. M. Patelson. yarn and stickers. Optional: 6 x 6 double QF 407 CREATIVE WRITING Dream of QF 108 GUITAR: INTERMEDIATE for those familiar with basic line Learn sided Kami (origami) paper (10-20). 10 dancing steps, such as the Cha Cha, publishing your own novel, poem, short a variety of songs with different finger –12. R. Malinconico. Pivot and Kick-Ball-Change. Enhance story, memoir, essay or play? Learn key picking patterns. Duets, trios, and quar- QF 207 DRAWING & SKETCHING: IN- cardiovascular health, improve mobility, strategies, techniques and obtain valu- tets of different styles will be studied. TERMEDIATE Use charcoal and pencil to reinforce cognitive and muscle memory. able feedback to help get your work pub- Music theory will be taught as it applies explore black and white media. Supply Helps with depression. Wear comfortable lished. 12:45–2:45. J. Cunningham. to repertoire. 11:45-1:45. M. Patelson. needed: loose sheets of 8 ½ x 11 paper; clothes and shoes. 11:15 – 12:15. R. QF 109 YOGA This mind and body charcoal pad, 14x17; charcoal pencils: Hogans. FRIDAY practice based on Hatha Yoga helps to 2B, 4B & 6B; graphite pencils, soft and a QF 306 FUN & EASY QUILLING: enhance strength, flexibility, and balance. kneaded eraser. 12:15 - 2:15. B. DeCeglie. INTERMEDIATE Create one-of-a kind QF 501 PLEASURES OF READING Read Breath work and mindfulness meditation QF 208 ZUMBA GOLD/ZUMBA TON- quilled treasures showcasing an array of and discuss contemporary short stories will calm the mind and reduce stress. ING The original Zumba programs have beautiful designs and patterns. Supplied from The Best American Stories 2019 12:30– 2:30. E. Takamori. been modified so adults of any age and needed: quilling paper pack bundle (1/8 (Anthony Doerr, editor). Read the first fitness level can achieve success. More inch) or assorted colors of your choice (1/8 two stories before first class. 10–11. M. TUESDAY intense movements offered for those who inch); slotted quilling tool or Savvy slotted Levinson. choose to advance. Appropriate footwear tool; curling coach; Circle template board; QF 502 ZUMBA GOLD & ZUMBA QF 201 MINDFUL MOTION Stretch, required. Toning sticks recommended. quilling tweezers; quilling comb or super TONING The original Zumba programs move and relax to release tension, anxi- No weights permitted. 12:15– 2:15. M. looper; fine tip scissors; straight pins; have been modified so adults of any age ety, and worry. Ideal for those who have De Turris. Elmer’s glue; precision tip glue applicator; and fitness level can achieve success. chronic pains or experience anxiety QF 209 BEGINNERS PLUS/IMPROVER Border Buddy, deluxe quilling crimper, More intense movements offered which prevents ease of movement and LINE DANCE Build on your knowledge husking board. Paper sheets (any color for those who choose to advance. mind. 10-12. J. Miglino. of basic line dance steps and techniques of your choice), variety pack of cardstock Appropriate footwear required. Toning cards and tags. Optional: Order supplies QF 202 SPANISH: ADVANCED to learn some new and fun dances. No sticks recommended. No weights partners needed. For a dancing good from: www.quilledcreations.com. 12:30- permitted. 10–12. M. DeTurris. BEGINNERS/INTERMEDIATE Improve 2:30. L. Canlas. basic Spanish skills using conversational time---get in line!!! 12:30–2:30. R. QF 503 CHAIR YOGA Learn how to games and exercises. Focus on Malinconico. QF 307 ZUMBA GOLD Learn this dance relax and calm the mind by practicing pronunciation, vocabulary building, QF 210 SPANISH: ADVANCED An program inspired by Latin rhythms that how to breathe and gently stretching on grammar and syntax. Required textbook: in-depth exploration of the Spanish has been modified for retirees and begin- the chair. It helps develop flexibility and Easy Spanish Step by Step by Barbara language. Students practice reading, ners in their exercise routine. Wear com- strengthen your muscles. 10:15–12:15. E. Bregstein. 10– 12. J. Kalish. writing, speaking, and listening skills. fortable clothes and shoes. 12:30–2:30. J. Takamori. Maleeq Morris. QF 203 DRAWING & SKETCHING: BE- Required textbook: Advanced Spanish QF 504 AMERICA’S POSTWAR GINNERS This is a foundation class for Step by Step by Barbara Bregstein 12:30- PRESIDENTS: TRUMAN TO TRUMP beginners using elements of drawing com- 2:30. J. Kalish. THURSDAY America’s post-WWII presidents have position, perspective and values. Supplies influenced and molded our nation’s needed: loose sheets of 8 ½ x 11 paper; QF 401 MATURE MOVES Lively and energiz- march into the 21st Century. Learn more charcoal pad, 14x17; charcoal pencils: WEDNESDAY ing easy-does-it aerobic and calisthenic about these leaders and the impact they 2B, 4B & 6B; graphite pencils, soft and a QF 301 GOLDEN SNEAKERS workout. Loose clothing and sneakers have had on our society. 11:15– 12:15. Get the M. Levinson. kneaded eraser. 10– 12. B. DeCeglie. most out of breathing and stretching ex- required. Check fitness with your doctor. QF 204 CLASSIC FILMS: EDDIE, MY ercises. Learn basic dance routines. Wear 10:15–12:15. J. Maleeq Morris. QF 505 OPERA: DUETS, TRIOS & LOVE The Wide Range of Edward G. Rob- comfortable clothes and sneakers. 10 am QF 402 PAINTING IN WATERCOLORS QUARTETS An exploration of great operatic inson. Everyone associated Robinson with –12. J. Maleeq Morris. The luminosity and nuance of watercolor duets, trios, quartets and ensembles in 6 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM a variety of languages and styles. Video Sturdy chair and yoga strap suggested. popular women’s short stories from the 12:30-2:30. L. Martinez. excerpts from a variety of productions and No mats. 10-12. I. Dubeau. 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Read Midsummer and RF 405 KNOW YOUR ANTIQUES & great singers from around the world will be RF 104 JEWELRY DESIGN & BEADING To the North from Where the Light Falls, COLLECTIBLES Explore the history of shown. 10– 12:30. J. Dzik. For those with some prior beading selected stories of Nancy Hale for the first antiques/collectibles and bygone eras. QF 506 PAINTING WITH CONFIDENCE experience. Learn to create a unique class. 10-12. A. Zuckerberg. Have an item available for research and Designed for beginners to create a Russian Spiral Bracelet (7-7.5 inches). RF 302 INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION appraisal. 12:30-2:30. M. Mandel. masterpiece following step-by-step Review the pattern and materials Breadth and walking, sitting and singing RF 406 CHAIR YOGA II Strive for a instructions. Explore color theory and in an interactive discussion. Learn and silent mediation will be practiced. strong healthy body, mind and spirit brush techniques using inexpensive acrylic some history, share YouTube tutorials Have a mat and pillow for class. 10-12. C. through breathing, movement and paint. Supplies needed: Nine canvases and express your creativity. Supplies LaBue. meditation. Sturdy chair needed. No (either 11 x14, or 16 x20), Liquitex Basic needed: 10 grams each of 11/o and 8/o RF 303 USING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR mats. 12:30-2:30. I. Dubeau. Acrylic (white, black, red, blue and yellow) seed beads, 2 bead caps, 2 closed jump BEGINNERS Keep in touch with friends or Michael’s Loft brand, a package of rings, 8 lb. Fireline, size 10 beading and relatives using social media websites assorted brushes, small, large, and medium needle. Purchase items at Amazon.com, and apps including: Facebook, Twitter, FRIDAY and an easel. 10-1. R. Cooper. FireMountainGems.com or Esty.com. Pinterest, LinkedIn, Instagram and QF 507 RELAXATION WORKSHOP Relax 12:30- 2:30. N. Keay. others. Learn to use and edit photos and RF 501 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH your mind and body. First two sessions RF 105 WORKOUT WITH LETTY pictures as well. 10-12. S. Cabot. FOR BEGINNERS Have fun learning to is a seminar format to understand stress Combination of exercises to tone, RF 304 FALL PREVENTION speak and understand through dialogue. Strategies 10-12. V. Fernandez. and relaxation response and continue strengthen and increase flexibility. 12:30- to prevent falls and exercises to develop to practice calm mind and body. The 2:30. L. DeRosa. muscle strength, increase flexibility and RF 502 MAKING STRIDES AGAINST practice includes gentle breath work, brief improve balance based on the Fall Stop BREAST CANCER: KNIT & CROCHET mediation and gentle stretch. Please be in MOVE STRONG program. No floor Improve knitting or crocheting skills a comfortable seated position in a chair TUESDAY exercises. Have light hand weights for using pink yarn provided by the UFT and or on a mat. 12:45– 1:45. E. Takamori. create scarves, headbands and more for RF 201 EASY-BREEZY FITNESS class. 11-12:30. G. Lichter. QF 508 STAY ACTIVE WITH SAIL the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Stay Incorporate aerobic movement, RF 305 AEROBICS WITH KAREN Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) Walk. Provide a valid e-mail address light weights, stretching and balance Variety of low impact aerobic and dance and phone # to arrange for yarn pick-up is a strength, balance and fitness program techniques. For beginners who want a movements to build cardiovascular for seniors. The entire curriculum can help time on Sept. 3 @ UFT parking lot- 4456 gentle experience. Have a sturdy chair, endurance. Breathing, posture and form Amboy Rd. Drop off date for your improve tone and balance issues. Exercises 5” soft ball and stretch bands for class. are emphasized. Supplies needed: 5” can be done standing or sitting and is completed items will be given at first class. 10-12. L. Martinez. exercise ball, light weights, sneakers and a 10-12. L. Davis. suitable for people that have physical sturdy chair. 12:30-2:30. K. Paholek. limitations. Supplies needed: 2 – 16 oz. RF 202 QUILLING...NOT QUILTING water bottles to be used as weights. 1 – 3. FOR BEGINNERS Quilling, or paper RF 306 WATERCOLORS: INTERMEDIATE M. Gonzalez. filigree is an art form that involves the Watercolor techniques and the study SEMINARS of color using landscapes as subject QF 509 ACRYLIC PAINTING use of strips of paper that are rolled, Learn shaped and glued together to create matter with focus on sky, trees and aerial Unless otherwise noted, all seminars application and technique, emphasis on decorative designs. Supplies needed for perspective. Supplies needed: Paint- have a $2 fee (non-refundable and non- individual expression, the study of color first class: the Q400 kit for beginners Brand is Winsor and Newton. Winsor transferable). and composition and design. Be ready can be purchased on Amazon.com Red, Winsor Yellow, Winsor Blue (Green RF 805 CONQUERING THE CLUTTER to paint at first class. Supplies needed: (approx. $20). 10-12. N. Keay. Shade), Winsor Blue (Red Shade), Winsor IN TODAY’S WORLD Our world has cadmium yellow, Naples Yellow, Yellow RF 203 GREAT BOOKS: CLASSICS & Violet, Permanent Rose, Burnt Sienna, and is going through big changes. Has Ochre, cadmium Red, Burnt Sienna Payne’s Gray, Hooker’s Green, Burnt your perspective changed? How can we (Brown), Alizarin Crimson, Dioxazine POPULAR LITERATURE Books are chosen by class from a list of many genres provided Umber, Yellow Ochre, Alizarin Crimson, help ourselves while helping others? Purple, Ivory Black, Titanium White, Ultramarine Blue (optional), Ivory, Black, Discussions will include: The steps to Emerald Green or Veridian, Cobalt Blue by the instructor. Read The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris for first class. Chinese White (optional).; brushes: decluttering, donation information and and Cerulean Blue; a set of brushes for Winsor and Newton Cotman series more. Friday, Sept. 18. 10-12. L. Gessert. acrylic painting in a pack; palette (could 10-12. L. Baum. 111 (sizes: 1,3,6,8) and a mop brush; RF 806 SING ALONG WITH THE be disposable paper); retarder and gel; RF 204 LINE DANCING Learn the watercolor plastic palette (with room palette knife or mixing knife; vinyl, latex, basics and enjoy this mind and body CHORALEERS Sing along with the for color mixing); container for water; S. I. Chorus to a variety of songs. An non-latex or rubber gloves. 10- 1. C. stimulating experience. 10-12. L. paper towels; Paper: Arches Watercolor Murrell. Kalipetes. introduction to a selection of tunes 140 lb. paper, cold press (block, pad or (many new to the chorus) but fun for QF 510 PIANO KEYBOARD: RF 205 MANDARIN CHINESE FOR both), size 11x14 pad or 9 x12 block 140 BEGINNERS & INTERMEDIATE BEGINNERS all who would like to participate. Must Note Learn to speak simple lb. paper, cold press; Pencils: 4H, HB; have the ability to download and print reading, chord playing and a variety of sentences in Chinese about everyday sharpener, kneaded eraser; tracing paper PDF files which will have the sing along music is covered. You must have your topics. The Chinese culture and writing pad; and masking fluid for watercolor. words. Wednesday, Sept. 30. 10-12. D. own keyboard (62 Keys) and headphones system will be introduced. 11-1. G. 1-3. K. Fieramosca. DeOrio. or your own upright or grand piano. Lichter. RF 807 THE PROS & CONS OF Required materials: Alfred Basic Adult RF 206 BELLY DANCING Release your Piano Course Level 1 ($10) and Alfred’s THURSDAY DOWNSIZING Examine the aspects inner goddess! Come shimmy, shake of downsizing as well as expectations Complete Essentials of Music Theory and snake as you dance to exotic middle- ($15). 10 – 1. M. Patelson. RF 401 THE HISTORY OF STATEN for aging in place for those who want eastern tunes. All shapes, sizes and ages ISLAND An extensive study beginning to remain in their home. Emotional will have fun. 12:30-2:30. J. Lamonica. with the Lenape Indians through clearing, benefits of rightsizing and more RF 207 DRAWING: INTERMEDIATE & the present and including industry, included. Friday, Oct. 9. 10-12. K. Barzal. ADVANCED STATEN ISLAND Should have experience immigration and more. 10-12. P. Salmon. RF 808 TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME using the basic techniques for drawing RF 402 AEROBICS WITH KAREN II Examine the evolution of the NY Yankees from observation. Explore art styles Variety of low impact aerobic and dance from their inception to the present. Friday, MONDAY from realism to abstraction and use movements to build cardiovascular Oct. 23. 10-12. R. Casanovas. various drawing media. Supplies needed: RF 101 ZUMBA GOLD The original endurance. Breathing, posture and form RF 809 THE 2020 COVID-19 BASEBALL 11x14 drawing pad (paper weight 70 are emphasized. Supplies needed: 5” Zumba program has been modified so lbs.), 2HB pencils, wedged-shaped good SEASON Baseball is back! However, that adults of any age and fitness level can exercise ball, light weights, sneakers and the re-alignment of divisions, Mets quality eraser plus your preferred erasers, a sturdy chair. 10-12. K. Paholek. achieve success. Appropriate footwear blending stumps (rolled paper stumps) and Yankees in the same division, the and toning sticks recommended. 10-12. package of assorted sizes, pencil sharpener RF 403 KNIT & CROCHET WITH RENEE DH Rule, empty stadiums, umpire M. Deturris. and 12” ruler. Other supplies on a need to Those who know the basics will receive positioning, playoffs andthe World Series RF 102 KNITTING & CROCHETING know basis. 12:30-2:30. M. Corti. instruction to further their skills. Finish affects the outcome. Friday, Oct. 30. 10-12. R. Casanovas. FORUM For those who have knit or RF 208 YOGA a project or start a new one with worsted Strive for a strong healthy weight yarn #4 on label, #8 knitting RF 810 HOLIDAY SING ALONG WITH crocheted before. Websites will be body, mind and spirit through breathing, shared to find patterns and directions for needles or “H” crochet hook. 10-12. R. THE CHORALEERSJoin the S.I. chorus movement and meditation. Have a yoga Soloway. projects and get answers to questions. block, yoga strap, mat for class. Wear and sing along to a variety of songs Supplies needed: patience, size 8 ten-inch proper attire. 12:30-2:30. I. Dubeau. RF 404 EASY-BREEZY FITNESS (old and new) to put you in the holiday long needles, crochet hook “J” and 4 ply II Incorporate aerobic movement, spirit! Must have the ability to download yarn. 10-12. C. Bellitti. light weights, stretching and balance and print PDF files which will have the sing along words. A fun time for all. RF 103 CHAIR YOGA Strive for a strong WEDNESDAY techniques. For beginners who want a gentle experience. Supplies needed: 5” Wednesday, Nov. 18. 10-12. D. DeOrio. healthy body, mind and spirit through RF 301 WOMEN’S FICTION breathing, movement and meditation. Discuss soft ball, stretch band and a sturdy chair. FALL 2020 / 7 INTERSESSION There is a $10 fee for each course. (non-refundable and non-transferable)

XI 407 AGELESS GRACE This fitness Learn about the origins and development needles and light-colored worsted weight BRONX and wellness program is performed while of the Blues from the Delta to Chicago yarn. 12:30-2:30. P. Williams sitting in a chair. Although it is beneficial and beyond. 10-12. J. Hirsch Coordinator: Cheryl Bing-Howard KI 413 JEWELRY for everyone, this program is particularly KI 313 BOLLYWOOD & BELLYDANCE MAKING: BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE TUESDAY good for those with limited mobility or Enjoy sampling dance movements from Learn techniques of making beaded Jan. 5, 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2 strength. 10-11. M. Stevenson the Middle East and from Bollywood jewelry: wire wrapping, bead stringing XI 208 ZUMBA GOLD Combine Latin XI 408 SCRAPBOOKING/ movies. 12:30-2:30. A. Beeman and stitching, crimping and more. and International dance rhythms such as PHOTOGRAPHY Shoot weekly photos. KI 314 SHORT STORY BOOK CLUB Beginners - supplies needed: assortment salsa, meringue, tango and cha-cha into Different themes are provided by Discuss short stories by well-known of beads (3-6mm diameter, enough to an energizing cardio workout. It is a safe instructor. Use your Apple iPhone, authors (all stories available free string a bracelet or necklace length), and total body workout. Movements can Android or DSLR cameras to master online). Read Hills Like White Elephants Stretch Magic elastic cord (0.7 mm be modified to accommodate physical taking beautiful photos. You will then tell by Ernest Hemingway for first class. diameter), beading cord like Griffin limitations. 10-11. M. Stevenson your story using the photos to create a Further readings will be chosen together Nylon with attached needle (#4, 5 or XI 209 BEGINNING PIANO Rudiments lifetime of memories. 10-12. J. Parker by class. 12:30-2:30. B. Bolton 6), scissors, clasp of your choice, small jump rings to match clasp. Experienced of musical theory; students will learn to XI 409 ADVANCED BEGINNERS TAI KI 315 BEGINNING CONVERSATIONAL read written music, play simple pieces, CHI Continue the practices and basic members can work on projects. 12:30- MANDARIN CHINESE Practice 1:30. K. Koppinger and find their way around a piano principles of this ancient art of exercise. conversational Mandarin Chinese on keyboard. Basic textbook needed: John Al levels. 10-12. Y. H. Wang your path to fluency. 12:30-2:30. C. Ng KI 414 BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE Basic training and demonstration to improve Thompson, Adult Piano, #1. 10-12. N. XI 410 JEWELRY DESIGN Basic and KI 316 STRETCH & RELAX Zamcheck Improve playing skills. 12:30-2:30. R. Goldman advanced jewelry making instructions flexibility and balance with gentle XI 210 SMALL QUILT GIFTS When you provided to create several items: exercise. Learn relaxation techniques. KI 415 ZUMBA GOLD Focus on need a gift in a hurry, it is always nice to necklaces, earrings, pins and bracelets. Have a mat or large towel for class. 12:30- improving muscle strength, posture, give one that is handmade and not store Use a variety of materials: polymer 2:30. T. Pratt mobility and conditioning; may be bought. Make some items that can be clay, wire, fabric and beads. Explore performed while standing or sitting in a KI 317 POLYMER CLAY: BEGINNING/ chair. 12:30-2:30. T. Gilbert used as last-minute gifts for friends and true freedom of creative expression. INTERMEDIATE family. 10-12. C. Hoist Instructions for weekly projects are Learn how to condition clay and develop techniques KI 416 LINE DANCE: ALL LEVELS XI 211 LET’S MOVE Moderate exercises provided. Supply list sent via email prior to class. 10-12. R. Demers to create necklaces, earrings and Enjoy the pleasure and exercise of line for seniors and those who want to brooches. Supplies needed: small dancing. Learn the steps! 12:30-2:30. N. improve fitness, mobility, strength, XI 411 FILM PRODUCER: JEAN MARC convection oven, pasta rolling machine, Cangiano balance and general health and wellness DESCHAMPS Learn and discuss his smooth ceramic work surface 8” X 12” or by working out together. Tips on works. One full feature and clips will larger, cutting blades for cutting polymer better sleep, nutrition, and health will be seen. Thursday, Jan. 21. 11-4. D. clay and various colors of PREMO MANHATTAN be discussed. Light hand weights and Hammitt polymer clay (resources to buy more clay exercise bands needed for class. 10-12. XI 412 EASY PAPER FLOWERS Take will be discussed in class). 12:30-2:30. V. Coordinator: Jo-Ann Hauptman J. Strauss your paper flower creations to the next Hall TUESDAY level! Some paper projects include a Jan. 5, 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2 WEDNESDAY gardenia, oriental poppies and a wreath of THURSDAY CI 209 SING! SING! SING! Have fun Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3 different flowers and succulents. Supplies singing along in a group to a wide variety needed: card stock, cloth wrapped wire Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4 XI 310 THE NIA TECHNIQUE A full KI 407 CROCHET: INTERMEDIATE of music. Learn harmony and perform stems, hot glue gun, a round chopstick, some medleys. 10-12. J. DeRanieri body workout that is easy on the joints, knitting needle or the end of a small LEVEL Continue learning new stitches to promoting flexibility, agility, mobility, water brush are easily available online. A create beautiful projects. Supplies needed: CI 210 BEAD WEAVING: stability and strength. Combining list of websites where you can purchase “F” and “H” crochet hooks, skein of BEGINNERSLearn the basics of bead movements and concepts from Yoga, them will be emailed to you by the worsted weight yarn, measuring tape and weaving to create jewelry. Supplies Tai Chi, Tae Kwon Do, Jazz and other instructor. 12:30-2:30. M. J. Strauss small clipper. 10-12. P. Williams needed: beading mat, 2 colors of 8/0 seed movement forms. 10-11. M. Stevenson KI 408 TECHNIQUES IN MEMOIR beads, size 10 or 11 beading needles, XI 311 KNITTING OBSESSION Have fun WRITING Look at the works of published Berkeley thread or Fireline thread 6 lb. in with a new mystery project! Continue BROOKLYN authors to discern their writing smoke grey or white and scissors. A good working on basic skills: casting on, knit techniques. We will write during class place to buy beads online is whim-beads. one, purl two, increasing/decreasing and Coordinator: Evelyn Dorell while incorporating those techniques and com. 10-12:30. J. Schatz binding off. 10-12. J. Parker WEDNESDAY share our work. 10-12. B. Bolton CI 211 RETIREES READ BOOK CLUB XI 312 ADVANCED BEGINNING Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3 KI 409 JAZZERCISE Stretch and dance Read and discuss one short story each PIANO A continuation of beginning KI 308 CHORUS Sing along with piano to the music of Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, week from the collection, Men Without piano. Knowledge of basic theory and accompaniment. Music and/or parts may Cha-Cha, Swing and Mambo. Have a Women by Haruki Murakami. Read Men keyboard is assumed as we explore more be taught with or without music sheets. large towel or mat for class. 10-12. K. Without Women for first class. 10-12. M. challenging pieces from the classical and 10-12. J. DeRanieri Sanson Garvey jazz repertoire. Students will study basic CI 212 INTERNATIONAL CINEMA KI 309 QUILTING: INTERMEDIATE KI 410 BEAD WEAVING: ALL LEVELS View chord structure and jazz harmony. 10-12. and discuss the following international N. Zamcheck Create beautiful works of art: quilts, Learn the basics of bead weaving, decorative accessories and pillows. Must including peyote, herringbone, and brick films; Cinema Paradiso; Shoot the Piano XI 313 TAI CHI FOR BEGINNERS have basic machine- or hand-sewing stitches. Beginners - supplies needed: Player; Lord of the Flies and more. 10- Introduction and practice of the basic skills. 10-12. N. Rabatin 2 colors of size 8 seed beads, Togo 1G 12:30. C. Friedman principles of Tai Chi. 10-12. Y. H. Wang KI 310 CHAIR YOGA or Nymo thread and size 10 beading CI 213 NYC: THROUGH THE A gentle form HOLLYWOOD LENS XI 314 MOVING & CHILLING of yoga using a chair for support or needles. Experienced members can work Countless movies TOGETHER Moderate seated and for sitting. Deepen your flexibility and on projects. 10-12. K. Koppinger over the past 100 years have been set in standing exercises for seniors and those strengthen the body’s awareness at any KI 411 INTRODUCTION TO APPLE NYC. See and discuss sample movies who want to improve flexibility, balance fitness level. 10-12. A. Beeman IPHONE & IPAD Learn to use your pre- from the twenties through the fifties, all and strength using light hand weights, of which sustain the myth and magic of KI 311 BETTER SLEEP THROUGH installed programs on your Apple device towels and one of the following: cane, and discover new possibilities at the App the city in its diversity & glory. 10-12:30. curtain rod, mop handle or dowel. MEDITATION Learn to practice research- W. Wy s s based, deep relaxation techniques during Store. Have available your iPhone or iPad Exercises for the brain and relaxation with username and password. 10-12. J. CI 214 TRAVELS THROUGH HISTORY techniques included. 10-12. M. J. Strauss the day to promote better sleep quality at night. Have large towel or mat available Griffith Take a virtual tour through different parts for class. 10-12. T. Pratt KI 412 KNITTING: BEGINNING Learn of the world learning the history, culture THURSDAYS and landscapes of each destination. 12:30- KI 312 A BRIEF SURVEY OF THE BLUES basic knitting stitches to create beautiful Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4 projects. Supplies needed: size 8 knitting 2:30. J. Rossi. 8 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM CI 215 ZUMBA GOLD FITNESS Improve THURSDAY Hip Hop, Pop and Gospel music. Have of a solid flannel and 2 yards of a pattern stamina, balance and memory while Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4 fun and relieve stress while you keep flannel for a “do-it-yourself” quilt. having fun. Dance combined with CI 405 QUILTING Create beautiful quilts, physically and mentally active. No *DOWNLOAD Michael’s or JoAnne’s fitness, exercises and stretching. 12:30- pillows and decorative accessories. 10-12. partner needed. 11–1. R. Hogans coupon for supply discounts or check the 2:30 B. Sayegh T. DeCourcy-O’Grady QI 215 ALFRED HITCHCOCK: MASTER Internet. You can use your NYC teacher OF THE CRAFT retiree discount for Michael’s. 10:15– CI 216 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCING CI 406 ADVANCED BEADING Must be An examination of five Enjoy the ancient art of belly dancing gems by the groundbreaking director. 1:15. R. Cooper experienced with extremely advanced QI 312 ZUMBA while listening to beautiful Arabic, North beading techniques. 10-1. J. Schatz The Master of Suspense makes use of Learn the dance African and Turkish music. All levels. paranoia, claustrophobia, intense chase program inspired by Latin rhythms that 12:30-2:30. A Beeman. CI 407 THE WORLD’S GREATEST scenes and the terrors of ordinary people. is modified for retirees and beginners. PAINTINGS View and examine some of CI 217 KNITTING & CROCHETING: Please watch each film prior to the Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. the greatest painting from all over the weekly ZOOM meeting to discuss it. In Have a water bottle and towel for class. BEGINNERS Learn the basics and beyond world. 10-12. D. Becker. & how to use a knitting loom for hats addition to the films, there are numerous 12:45–2:45. M. Gonzalez and scarves. Supplies needed: #8 knitting CI 408 YOGA Gentle stretching and biographies, documentaries, and short QI 313 APPLE IPAD & IPHONE needles and/or a J hook for crocheting relaxation practices which bring about films that are all available on YouTube PHOTOGRAPHY Learn how to take and and worsted weight yarn. Have your or a feeling of peace and well-being in the to enrich your experience even further. edit photos using your Apple iPad or own projects. Patterns will be supplied for mind, body and spirit. 10-12. D. Scott. Jan. 5 - Shadow of a Doubt (1943); Jan. iPhone. Organize and create projects scarves, hats, etc. 12:30-3 J.Kotkin. CI 409 THE HUMAN FIGURE IN ART 12 - Dial M for Murder (1954); Jan. 19 - with your photos. Find out how to A survey of the many ways the human Rear Window (1954); Jan. 26 - North by utilize the iMovie app to create beautiful figure has been depicted throughout art Northwest (1959); Feb. 2 - Lifeboat (1944). memories. 12:45–2:45. A. Cumba. WEDNESDAY All films are available on YouTube (most Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3 history. 12:30-2:30. D Becker QI 314 SIMPLE SPANISH CI 410 IMPROVING YOUR ITALIAN are free; others are $1.99/$2.99). 11-2. G. CONVERSATION CI 307 POLITICS IN FILM Piraino Attempting a new View and THROUGH SHORT STORIES Improve language can sometimes be a daunting analyze these films: Anne of a Thousand your Italian through reading fun short QI 216 TAI CHI Practice the basic experience! Learn to use simple Days; The Last Hurrah; Citizen Kane; stories, followed by exercises based on principles and movements of this ancient dialogues in everyday situations to Missing; and more. 10-12:30. C. Friedman the readings. Discussions in Italian on Chinese exercise. Wear comfortable converse on different topics fluently. CI 308 PLAY WRITING Learn to create the readings will be encouraged. Low shoes and clothing. 12:45– 2:45. Y.H. Knowledge of Spanish is required. 10–12. dramatic characters & develop a strong intermediate to high intermediate. 12:30- Wang J. Kalish plot while writing short scenes and plays. 2:30. J. Worth QI 217 PIANO KEYBOARD Each student Constructive feedback is offered. 10-12. CI 411 DRAWING Drawing value studies receives an individual mini lesson weekly. K. Solway & their use in whole composition. Students should have access to either STATEN ISLAND CI 309 DANCERCISE Dance and exercise a 62-key keyboard or acoustic piano. Supplies needed: 6 drawing pencils, sizes Coordinator: Jeanne Casanovas for fitness and fun. Learn Country HB,3B, 3H or 4H; drawing paper 9”x12” Scales and music theory will be included. Western, Folk, Line and Broadway Styles. (90lb or heavier); Staedler Mars & Faber All levels are welcome. 12:45 – 2:45. M. TUESDAY 10-12. G. Adler Castel kneaded erasers. 12:30-3. M. Patelson Jan. 5, 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2 CI 310 ASIAN BRUSH PAINTING Chinese Rogers RI 209 YOGA Lose your stress and gain and Japanese painting with oriental CI 412 MINDFULNESS & MEDITATION WEDNESDAY a healthy body, mind and spirit through brushes on rice paper. All levels. Supplies Learn simple techniques that help you to Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3 breathing, movements and meditation. needed: rice paper; Sumi ink and brushes. live in the flow of life effortlessly. 12:30- QI 308 ART WITH AN IMPRESSIONISTIC Wear proper yoga attire. Mat, scarf or belt 10-12. P. Siudzinski 2:30. D. Scott. FLAIR USING OILS Learn how to paint is required. You may register for only one CI 311 THE COMEDY OF LENNY BRUCE, CI 413 HISTORY OF THE NEW WORLD in the impressionistic style using still Yoga class. 9:50-10:50. I. Dubeau GEORGE CARLIN & RICHARD PRYOR & BEYOND…Lectures and discussions life and photos. Each class begins with RI 210 CHAIR YOGA Find your better An in-depth view of Lenny Bruce, on history of the new world and beyond a demonstration. Supplies needed: Oils self through breathing, movement and George Carlin & Richard Pryor. Analysis from the European conquest through the (Titanium white, Cadmium yellow, meditation while sitting in the comfort of and discussions of differences and American Civil War. 12:30-2:30. J. Rossi Yellow ochre, Cadmium red, Orange, your own home. No mats. Wear proper commonalities amongst them. Viewing CI 414 LET’S LATIN DANCE Increase your Alizarin crimson, Cerulean blue and yoga/exercise apparel. Mat, scarf or belt their work confirms their excellent comic stamina, improve your balance and shed Ultramarine blue), brushes: Flat bristle is required. You may register for only one value as they made us laugh more than some pounds through Latin dancing. ¼, ½, 1 inch, 1 fine round sable for small Chair Yoga class. 11-12. I. Dubeau most if not all other stand-up comics. 12:30-2:30. B. Sayegh details, Gamsol odorless turpentine, a RI 211 SING ALONG WITH THE 12:30-2:30. P Herzich cup for turpentine and palette. 10–1. B. CHORALEERS Take a trip down memory CI 312 WATERCOLOR & COMPOSITION DeCeglie lane as you explore songs of the Doo Wop ALL LEVELS Learn watercolor techniques QUEENS QI 309 GOLDEN SNEAKERS Get the Era. No prior experience required. Must such as mix paint, create values and most out of breathing and stretching be able to download music in pdf form. use composition to convey your story. Coordinator: Ray Taruskin exercises. Learn basic dance routines. 10-12. D. Deorio. Beginning of class warm-ups. Brush TUESDAY Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. RI 212 AEROBICS Variety of low impact strokes create puddles of paint values. Jan. 5, 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2 10–12. J. Maleeq Morris aerobics and dance movements to build Supplies needed: round brushes -1 large QI 310 FUN & EASY QUILLING: cardio endurance. Breathing, posture and 14+ and 1 medium/small size 6 or 8; only QI 211 PAINTING WITH CONFIDENCE Create your masterpiece following step- BEGINNERS Learn how to quill – the art form are emphasized. Sneakers required. red, blue & yellow watercolors paints; of rolling, curling, crimping, looping, You may register for only one Aerobics cold press watercolor paper with 140 lb by step instructions exploring color theory and brush techniques. Designed combing, fringing and turning colorful class. 9:45-10:45. L. DeRosa. (Fabrino Studio 50 sheet pad - 9x12 or strips of paper into decorate items with larger). 12:30-3. M. Rogers for beginners! Supplies needed: Liquitex RI 213 AEROBICS Variety of low impact basic acrylic paint (red, blue, yellow, unique patterns and designs. aerobics and dance movements to build CI 313 SHORT STORIES Discussion of white and black), 5 canvases (16 x 20, Supplies needed: quilling paper pack cardio endurance. Breathing, posture and short stories their style and significance. 11 x 14 or 8 x 10), Assorted brushes and bundle (1/8 inch) or assorted colors of form are emphasized. Sneakers required. Required book: Nine Short Stories newspaper. 10–1. R. Cooper your choice (1/8 inch), slotted quilling You may register for only one Aerobics by J.D. Salinger. Read A Perfect Day tool or Savvy slotted tool, curling coach class. 11-12. L. DeRosa. for Bananafish and Uncle Wiggly in QI 212 DRAWING AND SKETCHING Let’s and circle template board, quilling comb RI 214 BELLY DANCING Connecticut before first class. 12:30-2:30. capture what we see and put our own spin or Super Looper, quilling tweezers, fine Tone, strengthen A. Zuckerberg on it. This workshop will study shapes, tip scissors, straight pins, Elmer’s glue, and improve flexibility as you go on light contrast and composition. Supplies precision tip glue applicator. Optional: an imaginary trip to express yourself CI 314 AFRO BEATS DANCE CLASS needed: Paper (min. size 9 x 12 90 lb. or through hip movement. Purchase a hip Learn basic traditional African dance Border Buddy, deluxe quilling crimper higher), 6 pencils (2 each: 3B, HB, and and husking board. IMPORTANT: Order scarf on Amazon for class. 12:15-2:15. J. movements set to contemporary Afro 3H or 4H), Staedler Mars eraser and Lamonica beats music. Take a trip around the supplies from www.quilledcreations.com. Fabel Castel kneaded eraser. 10–1. M. 10–12. L. Canlas RI 215 LINE DANCING: BEGINNERS diaspora in movement and music. No Rogers prior dance experience necessary. 12:30- QI 311 QUILTING Learn the basics and enjoy this mind and QI 213 YOGA Beginners learn the 2:30. D. Scott Help enhance your art of quilting by creating place mats and body activity. Wear comfortable shoes. strength, flexibility and balance with this 10-12. L. Kalipetes CI 315 ITALIAN CINEMA View and table runners, hand or machine sewn. mind and body practice based on Hatha Advanced Beginners/Intermediate: RI 216 JEWELRY CREATIONS WITH discuss notable thought-provoking Italian Yoga. Breath work and mindfulness films. The films are shown in Italian with create a quilt using jelly rolls or their NANCY Create a unique piece while meditation will calm the mind and reduce own projects. Supplies needed: Beginners discussing the history of the piece. English subtitles. Discuss readings about stress. 10:15–12:15. E. Takamori the films in English. Film titles will be - needles, white thread, rotary cutter, Share YouTube tutorials and express sent to registered participants. 12:30-3. J. QI 214 SOUL DANCING FOR cutting mat, grid ruler, scissors, 4-6 fat your creativity. Use your own supplies Worth BEGINNERS Similar to Country except quarters of material of matching colors or purchase online at Michaels or it is performed to Soul, Funk, R & B, and batting (crib size). Everyone: 2 yards FireMountainGems.com. 10-12. N. Keay FALL 2020 / 9 WEDNESDAY our prior knowledge of knitting and org for supply list prior to class. 10-12. K. Read JustDesserts and Travels with Nicki Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3 crocheting. Share and use websites to Fieramosca from The Guy Not Taken by Jennifer RI 307 KUNDALINI YOGA Kundalini Yoga find patterns/directions for our projects RI 310 ANTIQUES IN YOUR ATTIC Weiner before first class. 10-12. A. uses breath, movement and meditation to and questions. Supplies needed: size 8 Search your attic, garage and closets Zuckerberg. balance the body, increase energy flow and knitting needles; size G crochet hook and for treasures. Presentation on specific RI 312 ZUMBA DANCE PARTY Come quiet the mind. Wear loose clothing. All 4-ply worsted yarn. 10-12. C. Bellitti topic each week to motivate discussion. join the fun as we shimmy, stretchand levels. Have a soft pillow and mat for class. RI 309 COLOR THEORY THROUGH Vintage pocketbooks, Navajo jewelry dance to the latest Latin dance beats. 10:30-12:30. C. LaBue WATERCOLORS Getting comfortable followed by YouTube presentation. 10- Wear exercise apparel. Sneakers required. RI 308 KNITTING & CROCHETING with color. Learn color mixing, color 12:30. M. Mandel. Zumba 1 lb. toning sticks required for COZY FORUM Work together to explore, theory and harmony using watercolors RI 311 WOMEN’S FICTION Discuss class (available on Amazon). 12-2. M. learn and utilize technology to enhance as our medium. Contact jcasanovas@uft. contemporary women’s short stories. DeTurris

Natasha Lester. The story is set against the comedies from the 1940’s to current times, and design are also a part of this course. backdrop of Paris in World War II and was that highlight the difficulties of forming Demo by the instructor. Subject matter is FLORIDA inspired by Lee Miller’s life as an American and sustaining relationships. Oct. 6, 13, not consecutive yet your knowledge will model turned photojournalist. Group se- build with each project. Sept. 16, 23, 30; Boca/Delray/W. Palm Beach: 20, 27; Nov. 10, 17, 24; Dec. 1, 8. 9:30- Lois Por- lects the book for the next class. Sept. 15; 12. R. Presser. Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28; Nov. 4, 18; Dec. 2. 10- cella (561) 968-7777 Oct.13; Nov. 10; Dec. 8. 1-3. R. Mann. 1. A. Lovitt. Broward: Albert Guastafeste (954) 255- FI 205 MONTHLY BOOK CLUB Discuss FF 202 WATERCOLOR PAINTING FROM a different book once per month (every 4 FF 304 LINE DANCING Believe it or not 9161 THE GROUND UP For those who have Dade: Leon Brum (305) 864-4318 weeks). Read The Secret of Clouds by Aly- - line dancing allows us to improve brain Ocala: no experience painting with watercolors. son Richman, an inspiring story of a heart- function, cardiovascular health, balance, Mazie Henry (917) 566-7993 An introduction to the important ideas, Orlando Donesa Jackson (407) 359-3459 felt teacher- student relationship, family flexibility, strength and muscle function Tampa Bay methods and materials of this popular, bonds, healing and hope and unexpected while having fun. Sept. 23, 30; Oct. 7, Lynne Winderbaum portable and versatile medium. Demo (727) 289-5720 friendships. It’s a love letter to teachers 14, 21, 28; Nov. 4, 18; Dec. 2. 10-11:30. West Coast: by the instructor, individual guidance from her own childhood. Group selects C. Seger. Stewart Cohen and constructive group critiques. Subject (941) 685-6361 the book for the next class. Jan. 19; Feb. FF 305 FILM DISCUSSIONS View a matter is not consecutive yet your 16; Mar. 16; Apr. 13. 1-3. R. Mann. different film in its entirety, a power-point knowledge will build with each project. presentation by the host followed by a Supplies needed: Paints - a warm and Q&A. Films include: Parasite (2019), COURSES a cool of each primary color plus black WEDNESDAY The Manchurian Candidate (1962), Hotel and a tube of white Gouache (rhymes Mumbai (2018) and Citizen Kane (1941). All courses have a $10 fee (non-refundable with squash), Quinacridone Red and FF 301 ENLIGHTEN YOURSELF WITH and non-transferable). YOUTUBE Sept 30; Oct 28; Nov 25; Dec 30. 12:30- Cadmium Red Light, Cadmium Lemon Learn how to be “more in 3:30. L. Bloomgarden. Yellow and Indian Yellow, Thalo Blue the know” with current events, politics MONDAY and Ultramarine Blue, Ivory Black. (The and world affairs. Sept .16, 23, 30; Oct. FF 306 CHAIR YOGA Enjoy stretching first pigment in each pair is the most 7, 14, 21, 28; Nov. 4, 18, 25. 10-12. E. and limbering exercises from the comfort of a chair in your own home. Oct. 7, 14, FF 101 SPANISH Learn Spanish for fun important), a small tube of permanent Weinstein. white or titanium white gouache (do FF 302 WOMEN’S FICTION 21, 28; Nov. 4, 18, 25; Dec. 2, 9, 16. 10- and travel! With the increasing Latino Discuss 11:30. P. Vitucci. influence here in South Florida you will be NOT buy Chinese White); Paper - 140 lb. popular women’s short stories from the able to derive more fun out of life. Oct. 19, cold press watercolor block from Arches 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Read ‘Midsummer FF 307 DOCUMENTARY FILMS View a 26; Nov. 2, 9, 16. 10-12. B. Wolk. or Fabriano (at least 9 “x 12”) or buy and To the North’ from the book Where different documentary film from around FF 102 THE MUSIC OF CHOPIN single sheets and tear them into quarters the Light Falls, Selected Stories of Nancy the world followed by a Q&A. Oct. 21, Listen to to save on your investment (you can buy 28; Nov. 4, 18, 25; Dec. 2, 9, 16. 10- performances and explanations of the the Hale. Sept.16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 14, 21, more later). If you’re not buying a block 28; Nov. 4, 18; Dec. 2. 12:30-2:30. A. 12:30. B. Wolk. different types of pieces that Chopin has you will need a support board; Palette – written such as: Etudes; Nocturnes; Ma- Zuckerberg. for now, use coated paper plates; we will FF 303 PAINTING WITH WATERCOLORS zurakas; Preludes; Scherzos; Ballades; Ber- discuss type of palettes at first class; a ceuse; Impromptus and Waltzes. Discus- couple of water containers. Sept. 15, 22, Improve your techniques and learning sions included. Sept. 14, 21; Oct. 5, 19, 26; new ones. For those who have some SEMINARS 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27; Nov. 10, 17, 24. 10- All seminars have a $2 fee (non-refundable Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. 10-12. A. Guastafeste. 12:30. A. Lovitt. experience painting with watercolors. Emphasis on composition, color mixing, and non-transferable). FF 203 OPERA View a different opera each drawing and design. Explore technical TUESDAY week and a Q&A afterwards. Oct. 6, 13, skills such as glazing, using resists, FF 805 THE BENEFITS OF WHEATGRASS 20, 27; Nov. 10, 17. 10-12. M. Minzer. mixing media, and lifting paint along Learn how nature’s finest medicine will FF 201 MONTHLY BOOK CLUB Discuss FF 204 ISN’T IT ROMANTIC? View a col- with aspects of color theory, value, and cleanse, nourish, rejuvenate and heal you. a different book once per month (every 4 lection of American classics (dramas and principles of design. Art history, drawing Friday, Nov. 6. 10-12. B. Wolk. weeks). Read The French Photographer by DID YOU REMEMBER TO: 1. CONTACT THE UFT MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT TO UPDATE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER. 2. SIGN YOUR CHECK/MONEY ORDER. 3. MAKE CHECK(S)/MONEY ORDER(S) PAYABLE TO UFTWF RETIREE PROGRAMS. 4. COMPLETE THE INFORMATION ON THE ENTIRE COUPON. 5. FILL OUT A SEPARATE COUPON FOR YOUR SPOUSE/DOMESTIC PARTNER (IF APPLICABLE). 6. 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