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Winter 2020 Activtiy Guide For more information call 311 and Press 3 or dial509-755-2489 1 NO TEAM? NO PROBLEM! FLAG FOOTBALL SOCCER SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL For more information call 311 and Press 3 or dial509-755-2489 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS CORBIN ART CENTER Corbin Kids Preschool ........................................................2 know your rec staff Preschool Art Workshops ...................................................2 know your rec staff Corbin Kids Youth ...............................................................2 Jennifer Papich No School Today Camps ....................................................3 JenniferRecreation PapichDirector Youth Sewing Classes ........................................................3 Recreation Director Spring Break Camps...........................................................4 [email protected] Photography .......................................................................5 [email protected] Skin Care & Soap Making ...................................................5 Jewelry Workshops .............................................................5 Ryan Griffith Drawing & Painting .............................................................6 Ryan Griffith Assistant Recreation Director Writing & Personal Enrichment ...........................................8 Assistant& Outdoor Recreation Program Director Fiber Arts .............................................................................9 OutdoorSupervisor & Personal Interest Supervisor Corbin Craft Workshops ................................................9,10 [email protected]@spokanecity.org Language & COnversation Speaking ...............................10 Music .................................................................................10 Art of Fine Living ...............................................................11 AliceAlice BuschBusch TherapeuticTherapeutic RecreationRecreation OUTDOOR RECREATION ProgramProgram SupervisorSupervisor Youth Outdoor Programs ..................................................12 [email protected] Cross Country Skiing ........................................................12 [email protected] Snowshoeing .............................................................. 13-15 Bicycling ............................................................................15 ScottScott NiemeierNiemeier PERSONAL INTEREST CorbinCorbin ArtArt Center Fitness & Wellness .......................................................17,18 ProgramProgram SupervisorSupervisor Gymnastics .......................................................................19 [email protected] Dance & Singing ...............................................................20 [email protected] Martial Arts ........................................................................21 Personal Interest ...............................................................22 CarissaAdriano Ware Eva Ghost Tours .......................................................................22 Athletic Programs AdultSupervisor Athletics & ADULT SPORTS [email protected] Allocations Volleyball ...........................................................................28 Supervisor Flag Football .....................................................................28 [email protected] Softball ..............................................................................29 Carissa Ware Basketball .........................................................................29 JoshYouth Programs Oakes Soccer ...............................................................................29 Adult& Field Volleyball Allocations & THERAPEUTIC RECREATION SERVICES AquaticsSupervisor Program [email protected] TRS Theatre & Dance .......................................................30 Supervisor TRS Skiing ...................................................................31,32 [email protected] TRS Socialization .........................................................33,34 Josh Oakes TRS Sports & Swimming ..................................................35 AquaticAndy ProgramsFuzak YOUTH & SENIOR CENTERS YouthSupervisor & Personal [email protected] Supervisor Youth & Senior Centers .....................................................36 INFORMATION AND FORMS [email protected] Information & Forms ................................................... 37-40 For more information call 311 and Press 3 or dial509-755-2489 3 Corbin Art Center WINTER 2020 CORBIN KIDS PRESCHOOL CORBIN KIDS YOUTH All Preschool Programs are held at the Corbin Art Center Youth Classes are held at the Corbin Art Center 507 W 7th Avenue. 507 W 7th Avenue. Little Leonardos Afternoon Art Exploration 6 weeks | Ages 3-5yrs. Children love art and they’re naturally 6 weeks | Ages 6-8yrs. | Beth McIlraith Explore a variety of creative and imaginative. Each class is planned to expose your artistic mediums, such as, oil pastels, paint, clay, paper, recycled child to a new element of art each week. They will paint, sculpt, objects and more each week. Here’s a chance to use your artistic draw, cut paper and glue to help develop listening skills, fine skills, be creative and try new things. There are new projects motor skills and creative imagination play. Please choose what each week for returning students $60 time works for you and your child. $49 5017 Tue. 2/4-3/10 4-5:30pm 4948 Mon. 2/3-3/9 9:30-10:30am After-School Art Exploration Let’s Gogh Art! 6 weeks | Ages 8-14yrs. | Beth McIlraith Explore a variety of 6 weeks | Ages 4-5yrs. Does your child love to draw, paint, sculpt artistic mediums, such as, oil pastels, paint, clay, paper, recycled or just enjoy being creative? Then come join us in discovering objects and more each week. Here’s a chance to use your artistic different art techniques. We will also learn some fun facts about skills, be creative and try new things. There are new projects nature and science in this fast paced, fun class. There are new each week for returning students. $67 projects each week for returning students. $60 5018 Wed. 2/5-3/11 4-6pm 4952 Tue. 2/4-3/10 9:30-11am 4953 Wed. 2/5-3/11 9:30-11am Drawing Basics - Youth 6 weeks | Ages 7-12yrs. Drawing is the basis and the first NEW! Make Art Together: Animal Art-Extravaganza! step for dimensional art forms. Explore with different tools 6 weeks | Ages 2-4yrs. Are you tired of being cooped up in the and techniques and learn the many facets of drawing including house? Do you and your child love animals? Experience a new freehand drawing, line, shading, fur-scales-feathers, still life, weekly animal art theme, story, and relevant project. Children color, design composition, perspective, portraiture, animals and will discover new animals, their colors, texture while practicing more. $62 basic cutting, painting and gluing skills. All while exploring a 5019 Thu. 2/6-3/12 4-5:30pm variety of art techniques and materials. This class is fast paced, active and most of all fun! There are new projects each week for returning students. $49 4954 Thu. 2/6-3/12 9:30-10:30am PRESCHOOL ART WORKSHOPS E N W! Make Art Together: Valentine Fun! NEW 1 day | Ages 2-4yrs. Come make handmade cards and gifts with ! Make Art Together: St. Patrick’s Day Fun! your favorite little Valentine in this fun, fast-paced class. Lots of 1 day | Ages 2-4yrs. Come and hearts, doilies and glitter will be used to say “I Love You” in this celebrate the “Wearing o’ Green.” fun event. Dress for a mess and have a “Lovely” time. $25 Make a fanciful, fun Leprechaun hat, 5021 Sat. 2/8 9:30-11am shamrocks projects and of course a pot of gold at the end of the E N W! Make Art Together: Easter Bunny Fun! rainbow. This a fun and fast paced class to share with your favorite little 1 day | Ages 2-4yrs. Bunnies, Chicks, and Lambs, Oh My! Come and make some fun Easter projects to enjoy this spring. Bring Leprechaun! $25 your little “Some-Bunny” special to this fun and fast-paced class. 5026 Sat. 3/14 9:30-11am Projects include an animal puppet, Easter hat, and more. $25 5028 Sat. 4/11 9:30-11am St. Patrick's Pot of Gold 4 4 Register online at SpokaneRec.org WINTER 2020 Corbin Art Center NO SCHOOL TODAY CAMPS YOUTH SEWING CLASSES Pre-registration is required. No School Camps are held at the The following Sewing Classes are held at Let’s Get Sewing! Corbin Art Center, 507 W 7th Avenue. Studio at 8707 N. Wall St. Sewing After School E N W! Winter Sparkle Camp! 4 weeks | Ages 8-16yrs. | Elizabeth Pike (SAS) is an ongoing 1 day | Ages 6-11yrs. This camp includes all that glitters and program designed to cover all the basics of sewing. Students shines! Make some fantastic winter art projects that twinkle, complete simple to more advanced projects as their skills grow. shine, sparkle and glisten! We will use lots of art supplies along “New to sewing” students begin with sewing machine basics with recycled items to make all of our masterpieces dazzle and while crafting a pillowcase with French seams and a pair of sparkle! Come meet new friends, dress for a mess and bring a pajama pants. “Continuing” students’ projects are skill and lunch. $40 interest driven. Students can bring their own machine or use 5029 Mon. 1/20 9am-3pm one of our many studio machines. Materials for the first project are provided. No experience needed. $125 E N W! Innovative Artist’s Studio! 5015 Wed. 1/8-1/29 4-6pm 1 day | Ages 6-11yrs. This one day fine art camp has it all! Come 5016 Thu. 1/9-1/30 4-6pm and use diverse art materials, techniques and
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