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Wolfsburg 2015/2016 Project Classes Thursday Friday Wood Worker RC, 1:45-2:30pm Do you want to learn how to work with wood and what makes it Palaverzelt, 2:30-4:00pm so special? We will build crafts, based on your ideas, learn how to use the right tools and find out interesting facts about wood This is a place where the supervisor and children, learn how to by designing our own experiments and games. solve problem in a timely fashion. Dealing with issues amongst each other. CJD Braunschweig International School Baking Buddies year 1-2, 2:30-4:00pm Braunschweig - Wolfsburg Do you like Cookies, Cakes, Waffles, Cupcakes? Then join this Easy Drawing year 1-2, 2:30-4:00pm project and learn how to roll ,knead and decorate your goodies. Lerarning to draw has never been so fun, enjoyable and easy. International School Improve your drawing technique and art skills with this easy to Project classes follow instructions. Wood Worker year 3-4, 2:30-4:00pm Contact person: Astrid Christophersen Braunschweig - Wolfsburg Do you want to learn how to work with wood and what makes it Helmstedter Str. 37 so special? We will build crafts, based on your ideas, learn how D-38126 Braunschweig to use the right tools and find out interesting facts about wood by designing our own experiments and games. Project Classes Relaxation year 1 and 2 , 2:30-4:00pm [email protected] Had a hard day at school? Explore relaxation methods to calm down and recover. Badminton year 4 and up, 2:30-4:00pm Learn the game of volleyball with exciting drills in setting, Percussion Band year 3-5, 2:30-4:00pm passing, serving and spiking. The best players will form a team and represent our school at competitions against other Want to be a percussionist? Here is the chance. You will learn International schools in Germany. See you on the badminton Spendenkonto how to master all kinds of percussion in an ensemble setting. court! Braunschweigische Audition required. Please contact Ms Yau for details. Landessparkasse Chess year 3 and up, 2:30-4:00pm DE74 2505 0000 0000 1211 11 Chess is known all over the world played as a game, reflecting NOLADE2HXXX Self defense year 5 and up, 4:00-5:00pm two armies. But it is also an art-form and can grow into science. We work towards participating in the official school-chess Learn different techniques to defend yourself. tournaments. Fun and exercise included! We offer this Project in German language! Das CJD Braunschweig ist eine Einrichtung im Christlichen Please note that all pupils can also participate in Jugendorfwerk Deutschlands e.V. (CJD) - 73061 Ebersbach - projects (held in German), offered at the CJD Teckstr. 23 - www.cjd.de 2015/2016 elementary school (years 1-4) - based on availability second semester and vacant spots. Parents/Gaurdians are responsible Every year the CJD offers 155,000 adolescents and young for getting their children to and from the elementary adults orientation and prospects for the future. 9,500 school projects. Please contact Ms Christophersen, employees and many volunteers at over 150 locations offer support, teach training skills and provide education. The check the information desk or look at the website: Christian concept of the human being linked with the motto www.cjd-braunschweig.de for further information. “Let no one fall by the wayside” make up the core of our work. Registration Monday Tuesday Wednesday Please fill out the form and hand this slip in to the Youngster Circus year RC, 1:45-2:30pm Aerobics year RC, 2:30-4:00pm Artistics Gymnastics RC, 1:45-2:2:30pm PEs latest by Feburay 10th 2016. Juggle, work the diabolos and spin the plates, do clownery and Have fun as you explore the world of movement to your favorite This is for everyone, who loves to do cartwheels and explore what the circus arena has to offer. rhythms! Jumping, running, turning around – you will have lots handstands, to dance and to jump on the Minitrampolin, and of chances to move your body! who wants to learn even more ways to move! It doesn´t matter Projects start on Tuesday, February 16th 2016. whether you are a total beginner or an Creative Crafting RC , 1:45 - 2:20pm advanced gymnastics: We will have lots of fun creating our own choreography with great music and finally present it to the whole Pupils from Reception class to year 6 must choose at least one We will learn to craft with different materials. You can be school! creative. project per term, unless they take Computer Wizardry year 2-4, 2:30-4:00pm - ongoing classes at the Musische Akademie, or year RC-1, 2:30-4:00pm year 1 and up, 2:30-4:00pm - Chinese lessons at the International School Mini-Yoga Release the computer programmer within you, Our wizards will Swimming get to program their own games using the intuitive Scratch - EAL lessons in the afternoon In this project you will learn special techniques on how to relax. If you are familiar with the basic swimming technics this project Yoga originally comes from India and is good for your body, visual programming platform developed by MIT. "Scratch helps will give you the chance to get your "Freischwimmer". mind and soul. young people learn to think creatively, reason systematically, (Only for kids who already have the "Seepferdchen") and work collaboratively — essential skills for life in the 21st Please note that there will be a random draw in case century." Students go by school bus to the Wasserwelt, where they have to be of more registrations than seats available in a E-Piano beginner year 2-3, 2:30-4:00pm picked up at 4 pm. You have to pay 65 Euro extra fee for this course. project. If no alternative was chosen, students will be You always wanted to learn an instrument? In this class you will learn how to play the keyboard and read notes. Cooking year 2-4, 2:30-4:00pm assigned to open slots as available. Artistics Gymnastics year 3 and 4 , 2.30 - 4:00pm Do you like cooking and baking? In this project you will get the Creative Crafting year 3 and 4 , 2:30-4:00pm chance of trying out new recipes. With the help of your project This is for everyone, who loves to do cartwheels and teacher you will learn the basic rules of cooking and baking. handstands, to dance and to jump on the Minitrampolin, and We will learn to craft with different materials. You can create nice and lovley creative things. who wants to learn even more ways to move! It doesn´t matter whether you are a total beginner or an last name: advanced gymnastics: We will have lots of fun creating our own Analoge Photography and Film choreography with great music and finally present it to the whole Judo year 3-5, 2:30-4:00pm year 4 and up, 2:30-4:00pm first name: school! In cooperation with the Welfen SC, this project teaches you all Students will learn the basics of the photographic process, in year/grade: about Judo, so get ready for some full contact martial arts time. theory and in practise. Beginning with 35mm photography (maybe external) moving onto super 8 film. Wherein the students will learn the Gardening & Co. year 1and up, 2:30-4:00pm technical knowledge, allowing them to creatively explore this versatile medium. You like to be outside? Plan and work in the school garden and Soft Art year 3 and up , 2:30-4:00pm explore nature to train all your six senses. project 1: Introduction to drawing in a digital world, no paint bibs necessary!) year 4 and up, 4:00-5:00pm Bicycle Training and Traffic Awareness We will use online computer drawing programs such as Pixlr to Soccer year 4 , 2:30-4:00pm project 2: draw both individual and collaborative artwork including topics Acquire the fundamental skills of soccer. Enjoy and learn basic by invitation only of your choice. Flowers or space ships you decide, I give a soccer drills used presently at all levels of play. guiding hand. The best players will form a team and represent our school at project 3: competions against other International schools in Germany. You Ahtelets Performance year 1 and up , 4:00-5:00pm have to pick up our child at the CJD Gymnasium Georg- Basketball year 4 and up, 2:30-4:00pm Is an all around sports performance based project. It is geared to Westermann-Allee not only enhance the physical conditioning of our student project 4: We will teach you how to practice ball-handling, dribbling and athletes but also encourages each student to become better athletes and team players through rigorous exercises envolving shooting. You will also learn something about self-esteem and track and field training, soccer, as well as other sports related teamwork.The players will form a team and represent our school movement. Rather its training to become a faster soccer player project 5: or simply a better overall athlete, if so, than Athlete's . at competitions against other International Schools in Germany. Performance is the right project for you..
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