Belly Dancing - Early Session M 6:55-7:55pm 8
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Provoke inspiration through sacred dance in this mixed-level class, from beginner and beyond.
You will learn the basic movements, isolations, and layers of belly dancing - and put together
all three in an encouraging environment. Wear comfortable clothes for dance-hip scarf or coin
belt optional.
Week 1 - Intro to Postures, Graceful Hands, Arms, & Hip work
Week 2 - Shimmy Drills, Torso Isolation, & Hip Isolation
Week 3 - Shimmy Combo Drills, Hip Drills, & traveling steps
Week 4 - Figure 8's Intro, Drills, Undulations, & Turns
Week 5 - Figure 8's Continued, Spanish & Gypsy Fusion, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
Week 6 - Bollywood Fusion, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
Week 7 - Tribal & African Fusion, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
Week 8 - Full Prop-Work Introduction, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
Belly Dancing - Late Session M 8:00-9:00pm 8
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Provoke inspiration through sacred dance in this mixed-level class, from beginner and beyond.
You will learn the basic movements, isolations, and layers of belly dancing - and put together all
three in an encouraging environment. Wear comfortable clothes for dance-hip scarf or coin belt
optional.
Week 1 - Intro to Postures, Graceful Hands, Arms, & Hipwork
Week 2 - Shimmy Drills, Torso Isolation, & Hip Isolation
Week 3 - Shimmy Combo Drills, Hip Drills, & traveling steps
Week 4 - Figure 8's Intro, Drills, Undulations, & Turns
Week 5 - Figure 8's Continued, Spanish & Gypsy Fusion, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
Week 6 - Bollywood Fusion, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
Week 7 - Tribal & African Fusion, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
Week 8 - Full Prop-Work Introduction, Veil Improv, & Class Choreography
BluegrassTechniques-Guitar-Fiddle-Banjo- M 6:55-7:55pm 8
******Purchase of an Instructional CD is required ($35) and payable to the instructor in cash,
during the first class. Each Student must have their own Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Fiddle or
Mandolin (no amp available for electric guitars) Students should already know how to play their
instrument. For beginning Mandolin, Banjo, Fiddle, or Guitar students with an interest in
playing bluegrass music.
Guitar - Children (ages (5-13) M 4:45-5:45pm 8
******Purchase of an Instructional CD is required ($35) and payable to the instructor in cash,
during the first class. Each Student must have their own Acoustic Guitar (no amp available for
electric guitars) *****
This class is structured for children and teenagers. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of
playing the guitar. This course is designed for a student with either no knowledge or limited
knowledge of playing the guitar. Classes will begin with learning basic chords and strumming
patterns, to gaining an understanding of the instrument, including music theory and an
understanding of how to play various songs on the guitar.
Guitar - Adults M 5:50-6:50pm 8
*****Purchase of an Instructional CD is required ($35) and payable to the instructor in cash,
during the first class. Each Student must have their own Acoustic Guitar (no amp available for
electric guitars) *****
Students will learn the basic fundamentals of playing the guitar. This course is designed for a
student with either no knowledge or limited knowledge of playing the guitar. Classes will begin
with learning basic chords and strumming patterns, to gaining an understanding of the
instrument, including music theory and an understanding of how to play various songs on the
guitar.
Pilates/Yoga/Strength Training M/W 5:30-6:30pm 8
Pilates concentrates on the core which is our abdominal muscles. Pilates also helps lengthen
muscles and improve posture & flexibility. Yoga creates balance in the body, developing
strength and flexibility while strength training benefits the arms and legs. NOTE: Bring a yoga
mat, towel, small pillow, bottled water, optional hand weights, & a big smile. Wear comfortable
clothing, bring socks & sneakers for your feet.
Week 1-3: Breathing, flexibility, form, and safety
Week 4: Breathing, flexibility, form, and safety plus add poses
Week 5: continue adding beginning and intermediate poses
Week 6-8: continue adding & modifying beginning and intermediate poses
Learn to Let Go of Clutter M 6:30-8:30pm 6
Learn to let go of clutter so that you will no longer live in CHAOS (Can't Have Anyone Over
Syndrome.) This class will help you understand the underlying reasons why you clutter, provide
you with practical de-cluttering tips, and motivate you to free yourself from all that "Stuff" that
you just can't seem to throw away.
Stress Management thru Meditation M 6:30-8:30pm 8
Objective: Learn to meditate and acquire tools to relieve stress and anxiety in your life.
Week 1 - Doing Time Doing Vipassana”. How meditation works. Short practice.
Week 2 - Philosophy & Training the Mind. Practice
Week 3 - Mindfulness & Natural Great Peace. Discussion. Practice
Week 4 - Methods & Posture. Walking. Practice. S. Rinpoche teaching.
Week 5 - The mind in meditation. Practice
Week 6 - Thoughts & Emotions. Practice. S. Rinpoche
Week 7 - Integration into daily life. Discussion and practice
Week 8 - Students present short Dharma talk. Practice & Review.
Total Body Workout (incl light weights) MW 6:00-7:00pm 8
Week 1 - Introduction to Pilates & strength training principles
Week 2 - Basic tube exercises
Week 3 - Basic Pilates exercises
Week 4 - Additional tube exercises
Week 5 - Additional Pilates exercises
Week 6 - Variations of tube exercises
Week 7 - Variations of Pilates exercises
Week 8 - Review of previous 7 weeks
Yoga (Hatha) 2x/week M/W M/W 7:15-8:15pm 8
Bring your Yopga mat or towel to this class as you learn how to calm your mind, improve body
flexibility, strength and overall health. Class focuses on yoga postures, salutations, and
breathing techniques.
Week 1 - basic breathing techniques and poses
Week 2-4 - additional yoga poses
Week 5-6 - sun salutations
Week 7-8 - advanced yoga poses
Chinese, Mandarin - Beginning T 6:30-8:30pm 8
Objective: Each class includes oral repetition and dialogue and additional vocabulary to
further ability in Mandarin Chinese conversation.
Week 1 - Review class format. Invitation to a restaurant.
Week 2 - Review of numbers, days, colors. Setting a meeting.
Week 3 - Dates and times.
Week 4 - phone conversation.. directions, dates and times
Week 5 - Days of the week. Months.
Week 6 - money, buying things . role playing dialogues.
Week 7 - Money continued. Role playing dialogues.
Week 8 - Times of the day. Review of previous weeks.
Country Line Dancing T 6:45-8:45pm 8
This County Line Dancing course (no partner required) will cover Chattahoochee, Country Walk
in Electric slide, Slappin Leather, Tush Push Cupid Shuffle, Rebel Stomp and others.
Beginners and experienced alike are welcome to put on their dancin' boots and come join the
fun.
Digital Photography - Introduction to T 6:00-8:30pm 8
Learn to take better digital photographs.
Week 1 - Digital Camera Differences
Week 2 - Auto Mode and Shutter Lock
Week 3 - Scene Mode Dial, Part I
Week 4 - Scene Mode Dial, Part II
Week 5 - Moving photos from camera to computer
Week 6 - Organizing, editing, and printing
Week 7 - Photo Projects
Week 8 - Recap and share
eBay For Fun & Profit - Guide & Demo T 6:00-8:30pm 8
Week 1 - Introduction to On Line Selling and Getting Started
Week 2 - Supplies: Everything you need to get started
Week 3 - Researching items, Buying, Bidding & Watching Items
Week 4 - Pictures, Creating Tag lines and descriptions that sell
Week 5 - Go: Listing an item
Week 6 - Happy Endings… Follow through and Building business
Week 7 - Packing Shipping and emailing Shipping information
Week 8 - Review: Success Stories
French - Beginners T 6:30-8:00pm 8
The French class is designed for individuals who need practical "Survival French" skills
necessary for business or travel. Emphasis is on conversation, while pronunciation, basic
grammar rules, vocabulary and irregular but common verbs will be included. *****Book is
required $25. and is included in the registration fee******
Italian, for Travelers (For Novices) T 6:00-7:30pm 8
Objective: For NON-ITALIAN speakers wishing to develop basic travel related communication
skills; info on country, culture, and emergency situations..
Week 1 - Basic pronunciation, grammar rules, & useful phrases
Week 2 - Travel, banking, accommodations, transportation, internet.
Week 3 - Eating out, meals, drinks, menu reader
Week 4 - Overcoming communication difficulties, making small talk
Week 5 - Sightseeing, shopping, culture, nightlife
Week 6 - Business travel, travel w/children or the disabled, emergencies
Week 7 - More grammar rules
Week 8 - Review, useful travel information
Italian, Basic Academic W 6:30-8:00pm 8
Objective: Entry level Italian academic classes with focus on GRAMMAR and Pronunciation
Week 1: Initiating a conversation in Italian; house rooms vocabulary
Week 2: asking questions in Italian,
Week 3: Finding your way on foot, asking questions in Italian; useful words; pointing things out
Week 4: Public transport: more action words;
Week 5: Time and numbers; counting; cardinal numbers; Week 6: Train vocabulary, navigating
train schedules
Week 7: Countries, languages, nationalities
Week 8: Renting a car, road signs, essential words to know before “hitting the road”;
Latin Dance - Beginners T 5:45-7:15pm 8
Learn various Latin dance styles. Ladies should wear high-heeled shoes without rubber soles
and Gentlemn should wear dress shoes without rubber soles.
Week 1 - L.A.-style salsa (basic step; side and back rocks; forward spot turn)
Week 2 - L.A.-style salsa (single underarm turn for ladies; dile que no)
Week 3 - L.A. style salsa transition to Casino-style salsa (review steps from Wk 2; guapeando;
traveling; light styling techniques )
Week 4 - merengue (basic step; pretzels; traveling)
Week 5 - bachata (basic step; single and double turns; traveling)
Week 6 - cha-cha-cha (basic step; forward spot turn; single underarm turn for ladies)
Week 7 - cha-cha-cha (shoo-fly; pull through; chasing; traveling)
Week 8 - REVIEW DAY!
Latin Dance - Intermediate T 7:30-9:00pm 8
Further develop Latin Dance skills while exploring Casino-style salsa. Ladies should wear
highheeled shoes without rubber soles and Gentlemen should wear dress shoes without rubber
soles.
Week 1 - bassic differences of Casino-style salsa versus other salsa styles; pa’ medio; pa’ bajo;
dile que no; guapeando
Week 2 - rhythm steps from guapeando; dame
Week 3 - dame; exhibe; exhibe doble
Week 4 - danilo; enchufe
Week 5 - enchufe ; enchufe doble
Week 6 - enchufe con vuelta; dile que no doble
Week 7 - adios; adios con hermana
Week 8 - adios; adios con hermana; discussion of transition from group to couples dancing
Piano Keyboarding - Children (5-13 y.o.) T 5:30-6:30pm 8
This class is aimed at children who have never played piano or who have played very little.
This class will include the basic introduction to piano/keyboard, with emphasis on learning note
reading, chords, scales, time/key signatures, rhythm and more. ***Book is required $10. and is
included in the registration fee***** Class size is limited to 15
Piano Keyboarding - Adults I T 6:45-7:45pm 8
This class is aimed at adults who have never played piano or who have played very little. This
class will include the basic introduction to piano/keyboard, with emphasis on learning note
reading, chords, scales, time/key signatures, rhythm and more. *****Book is required $10. and is
included in the registration fee*****
Piano Keyboarding - Adults II T 8:00-9:00pm 8
Learn to read music, music notation, terminology, music symbols, and more. *****Book is
required $10. and is included in the registration fee*****
Pilates/Yoga/Cardio (T/Th) T/Th 5:30-6:30pm 8
Pilates concentrates on the body core which (abdominal muscles) Pilates lengthen muscles
and improve posture & flexibility. Yoga creates balance in the body, developing strength and
flexibility while strength training benefits the arms and legs. NOTE: Bring a yoga mat, towel,
small pillow, bottled water, optional hand weights, & a big smile. Wear comfortable clothing, bring
socks & sneakers for your feet.
Week 1-3: Breathing, flexibility, form, and safety
Week 4: Breathing, flexibility, form, and safety plus add poses
Week 5: continue adding beginning and intermediate poses
Week 6-8: continue adding & modifying beginning and intermediate poses
All classes will also incorporate low impact cardio routines.
Sewing - Intermediate T 6:00-9:00pm 8
***Students must have and bring their own sewing machine.*** Students will choose and
complete personal project, such as a skirt, pants, shirt, etc. The instructor will guide students
from start to finish of project with emphasis on proper garment construction techniques, and
garment industry tricks of the trade from the garment industry. Students should arrive to first
class with basic sewing notions, including Sewing Machine, Ruler, Tape Measure, Tailor's
Chalk, Pins, Assorted Hand Sewing Needles, Tracing Wheel & Tracing Paper, Thread, Seam
Binding, Fabric Shears, Pattern, and Fabric.
Week 1 - review of sewing machine parts, functions, and techniques
Week 2 - zippers, seam binding, hem types
Week 3-7 - work on personal project from pattern
Week 8 - finish personal project
Total Body Workout (incl light weights) T/Th 6:00-7:00pm 8
Week 1 - Introduction to Pilates & strength training principles
Week 2 - Basic tube exercises
Week 3 - Basic Pilates exercises
Week 4 - Additional tube exercises
Week 5 - Additional Pilates exercises
Week 6 - Variations of tube exercises
Week 7 - Variations of Pilates exercises
Week 8 - Review of previous 7 weeks
Yoga - (Hatha) (2x/week) (T/TH) T/Th 6:00-7:00pm 8
Bring your Yopga mat or towel to this class as you learn how to calm your mind, improve body
flexibility, strength and overall health. Class focuses on yoga postures, salutations, and
breathing techniques.
Week 1 - basic breathing techniques and poses
Week 2-4 - additional yoga poses
Week 5-6 - sun salutations
Week 7-8 - advanced yoga poses
Accent Reduction W 6:30-8:30pm 8
Objective: Identify accent challenges & improve speaking speed, intonation, and rhythm of
colloquial American English. Weekly student oral reading or speech (3-5 minutes).
Week 1 - Introductions. Discussion of major issues. Short readings presented. American
intonation.
Week 2 - Review of intonation. Word connections.
Week 3 - Pronunciation of vowels.
Week 4 - The American T
Week 5 - The American El, and combinations with T,D,N
Week 6 - The American R. Review of first 6 Chapters.
Week 7 - Chapters 8-10.The American th. More Reduced sounds, S or Z.
Week 8 - Chapter 11 -13 consonants. Review.
Ballroom Dancing - Beginning (Couples W 6:30-7:45pm 8
Ballroom dancing provides instruction in American Ballroom style dancing with at least three
variations in Foxtrot, Rumba, Waltz, Tango, Swing, and Cha-Cha. The primary objectives of
this course are for couples to be comfortable on the dance floor and to participate in Ballroom
Style Dancing. NOTE: Couples ONLY.
Ballroom Dancing - Intermediate (Couples W 7:45-9:00pm 8
This intermediate class is for those that have mastered the basic dances of ballroom style
dancing and wish to learned more advance steps. Students should have already taken the
beginning class or a comparable class. NOTE: Couples Only.
French - Intermediate W 6:30-8:00pm 8
A continuation of our beginner class, studies of the French language in this class designed for
individuals who need practical "Survival French" skills necessary for business or travel.
Emphasis is on conversation, while pronunciation, basic grammar rules, vocabulary and
irregular (but common) verbs will be included. *****Book is required $25. and is included in the
registration fee*****
Golf - Beginners (WPB Municipal Course) W 9:30-11:30am 6
*****This class has an additional required one time Range Fee of $50 which is required and
payable in cash to the instructor during the 1st class*****
ADULTS ONLY This course is designed for beginners. The six essentials of good golf shall be
emphasized: grip, stance, posture, alignment, ball position and swing. We limit class size to 15
golfers, so that the instructor may give individual attention to each student.
Golf classes are held at the WPB Municipal Golf Course behind Forest Hill High School off of
Parker Avenue. Take I-95 to Forest Hill Boulevard, Exit 66. Head East .4 miles to Parker
Avenue and turn Right. The course will be at the end of Parker Avenue, behind Forest Hill High
School. Meet your instructor, Chuck Reynolds, in front of the Pro Shop.
Intro to Computers W 6:00-9:00pm 8
The Introduction to Computers class familiarizes the student with computer hardware
(equipment), applications software (programs) and the basic windows systems. Students who
successfully complete this program of study will be able to assimilate fundamental knowledge
about computer hardware, its set-up, and software programs in word processing and
spreadsheets. *****Book is required $25. and is included in the registration fee*****
MS Excel 2007 - Beginning W 6:00-9:00pm 8
The introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007 course outlines the use of spreadsheets, file creation,
data entry, editing and formatting worksheets using formulas, charts, and wizards. *****Book is
required $25. and is included in the registration fee*****
Self Esteem Improvement W 6:00-8:00pm 8
Good Self-Esteem is the key to a better life. Students will learn how to gain self-confidence
and overcome depression, addictions, anger, anxiety, fear, shyness, and guilt. Good self-
esteem is necessary for success in work, marriage, parenting, and personal relationships.
Tai Chi - Body in Motion W 6:00-7:00pm 8
Tai Chi is a form of mind/body fitness and is sometimes called "meditation in motion." Tai Chi
is actually an ancient, internal martial art that focuses on smooth, slow movements that
cultivates inward focus and free energy flow. The Tai Chi movements help relieve pain,
stiffness, and stress and so improve flexibility, balance, and coordination. It is also practiced for
inner calm and peace, better focus, and increased energy.
Kickboxing W 7:00-8:00pm 8
Popular in Europe, kickboxing combines the basics of Boxing and Karate - an exceptional
cardio & strength workout! This is a non-contact class. Equipment will be provided for the first
class. Students should purchase their own equipment for future classes (approx $40).
Wireless Networking 101 W 7:00-9:00pm 8
Learn fundamental skills necessary to connect devices to the network. The class will give an overview of how to configure and connect wireless devices to a network to diminish the use of multiple cables and to enhance the use of features on those gadgets. Configuring and connecting a router to a laptop, connecting a wireless keyboard and setting up a blu-ray player to the network are a few of the concepts that will be covered.
Week 1- Configuration of a wireless router and modem
Week 2- Connection of a desktop to a wireless network
Week 3- Connection of a laptop to a wireless network
Week 4- Blu-ray set up to access multimedia such as Netflix, YouTube, and Vudu HD Movies
Week 5- Connection of an iPod touch, wireless keyboard, and mouse to the computer
Week 6- Installation of a printer and connecting it to the network
Week 7- Connection of a laptop or desktop to the television
Week 8- Review
Zumba W 6:45-7:45pm 8
Join the latest exercise dance craze using Latin dance moves! This class will concentrate on
four basic moves: merengue, salsa, cumbia, and reggaeton. Begin by learning the rhythms,
then the steps, and finally, add arms and direction. Burn calories and tone your body with fast
and slow music. Be sure to wear athletic shoes that do not grip on linoleum.
Floral Design & Arrangements (Certificate Th 7:00-9:00pm 8
***This class has a one time supply fee of $80 which is payable in cash to the instructor on
the first day of class PLUS an additional $13 weekly fee for fresh flowers, also payable in cash
to the instructor*****
Week 1 -Basic Floral Design, Tool Types, Intro to Flowers, Fillers & Foliage
Week 2 -Elements of Design, Caring for Arrangements, Make Arrangement
Week 3 -Flower Color, Choice, and Types, Make Arrangement
Week 4 -Making Hand Bouquets, Stem Extensions, Taping
Week 5 - Making Vase Designs
Week 6 - Occasion Specific Designs, Make Arrangement
Week 7 - Container types & usage, Make Arrangement
Week 8 - Working with Color Pictures when Creating Arrangement
Intermediate Computers Th 6:00-8:30pm 8
Objective: Upon completion of the eight week course you will be able to complete various
functions using Microsoft XP.
Week 1 - Basic review on document creation, editing, copy, cut and paste
Week 2 - Installing programs and uninstalling programs
Week 3 - Downloading pictures from camera to computer
Week 4 - Using Windows Media Player to add music files
Week 5 - How to Send an E-mail Attachment
Week 6 - Coping files to CD-R, and Jump drive
Week 7 - How to use picture editing software
Week 8 - Review of the previous weeks
Jazz / Hip Hop For Children (7-11yo) Th 6:45-7:45pm 8
This fun, upbeat, beginner class incorporates jazz dance with beginning hip-hop. Music ranges
from older Jazz to current age approporiate hip hop music. Students should wear leotard,
tights, shorts, or sweat pants and tee shirt that they can stretch in, and jazz shoes or sneakers,
with hair pulled back and NO jewelry .
Week 1: arm/feet positions, plies, demi, step touch, skips (hop step), split alignments, sugar
twist, arm side touch, basic glide, squat hop
Week 2: side chasses, kick ball change, lindy, 3 step turn, pivot turn, squat kick, coffee grind,
wave
Week 3: step hop, hop vs.leap, sugar foot, chasses step with arms, high relieves, Jazz runs, start
learning routines
Week 4: step hop, front kicks, spotting, step touch, grapevine, plies, review dance routine & add
24 counts
Week 5: 6 step, feet rocks, shoulder pops, spotting turns, review dance routine & add up to 40
counts
Week 6: kicks, back kicks extensions of arms & feet, review dance routine
Week 7: review dance routine & finish final step to routine.
Week 8: review previous weeks, review dance routine & finalize. Parents invited to final
presenation.
Self-Defense Awareness for Women Th 7:00-8:00pm 8
Week 1: Welcome, Overview, Opening Discussion, Q&A, Becoming Aware
Week 2: No power in thumb, release techniques
Week 3: Self-Defense Moves handout, discussion, practice
Week 4: Evasive Moves if attached, breaking the elbow, various grabs
Week 5: Choke Techniques
Week 6: "X" Blocks, Joint Breakers
Week 7: Attacks from rear & side
Week 8: Guest Speaker, Certificates
Sewing - Beginning Th 6:00-9:00pm 8
***Students must have and bring their own sewing machine.*** Students should arrive to first
class with basic sewing notions, including Ruler, Tape Measure, Tailor's Chalk, Pins, Assorted
Hand Sewing Needles, Tracing Wheel & Tracing Paper, Thread, Seam Binding, Fabric Shears,
and 2 yards or medium weight muslin.
Week 1 - learn your sewing machine and the different parts
Week 2 - zippers, seam binding, and muslin
Week 3 - bring in a pair of pants or a skirt for review
Week 4 - bring a SIMPLE pattern such as an apron or a skirt
Week 5-7 - work on project, review missing lessons
Week 8 - finalize project
Spanish - Basic Academic Th 5:45-7:15pm 8
Develop written communication, strengthen manipulation of and synthesis of the Spanish
language.
Week 1: absolute essentials: pronunciation, sight-reading and cognates; registers, subject
pronouns
Week 2: nouns; definite and indefinite articles; adjective agreement
Week 3: present tense of regular –ar, -er, and –ir verbs
Week 4: more on present tense of regular –ar, -er, and –ir verbs
Week 5: commonly used stem-changing and irregular verbs
Week 6: gustar and similar verbs
Week 7: ser versus estar
Week 8: conocer versus saber
Spanish For Travelers (Focus on Th 7:30-9:00pm 8
Develop communication skills, both verbal and written, in Spanish geared towards the Traveler!
Week 1: absolute essentials: pronunciation, greetings, and farewells
Week 2: numbers and shopping
Week 3: telling time
Week 4: transportation
Week 5: at the hotel and accommodations
Week 6: prepositions and asking for directions
Week 7: sightseeing
Week 8: food and dining
Video Production & Final Cut Pro Editing Th 6:30-8:30pm 8
Video Production and Editing is a basic technical course that provides students with an
overview of the skills necessary to create, shoot and edit a video project. Students participate in
classroom and laboratory activities regarding all aspects of video production including camera
techniques, preproduction, performance, production, and editing. Upon successful completion of
this course, students will be able to produce their own videos, have enhanced technical skills and
have a better understanding of all elements of video production. *****$10 material fee required and
is included in the registration fee.*****
Zumba T 6:45-7:45pm 8
Join the latest exercise dance craze using Latin dance moves! This class will concentrate on
four basic moves: merengue, salsa, cumbia, and reggaeton. Begin by learning the rhythms,
then the steps, and finally, add arms and direction. Burn calories and tone your body with fast
and slow music. Be sure to wear athletic shoes that do not grip on linoleum.
Beaded Jewelry - Intro to S 9:30am-12:30pm 4
PLEASE NOTE: THIS CLASS BEGINS 10/22/11 and has been changed to 4 weeks for $58.00
***An Additional fee of $45 for project supplies is payable directly to the instructor on the 1st
day of class***
Objective: Learn basic techniques used in making beaded jewelry including earrings, bracelets,
necklaces, etc. Skills learned in this class will establish a foundation for more advanced
techniques.
Week 1: Selecting Materials (decorative & functional), Tools, Work Area. Proj: Misc
Beads/Charms Memory Wire Bracelets.
Week 2: Stringing basics including materials and glues. Proj: Wonder Bead Elastic Bracelet,
Wonder Bead Floating Necklace
Week 3: Knotting (demo/practice) and Crimping. Proj: Open Wire Crimped Bracelet.
Week 4: Wire Work Techniques: PROJ Chainmaille bracelet/earrings, Wrapped Loop Briolette
Earrings.
Golf (Intermediate) (WPB Municipal S 9:30-11:00am 4
*****This class has an additional required one time Range Fee of $40 which is required and
payable in cash to the instructor during the 1st class*****
ADULTS ONLY This intermediate course is designed for those who want to take the next step in
the game of Golf. Learn weight shift, body swing, ball flight, and course management. We
limit class size to 15 students, so that the instructor may give individual attention to each
student.
Golf classes are held at the WPB Municipal Golf Course behind Forest Hill High School off of
Parker Avenue. Take I-95 to Forest Hill Boulevard, Exit 66. Head East .4 miles to Parker
Avenue and turn Right. The course will be at the end of Parker Avenue, behind Forest Hill High School. Meet your instructor, Chuck Reynolds, in front of the Pro Shop.
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