Wednesday January 22, 2025
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Level 1 Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Gymnastics Level 1+2 From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Asian Cuisine - Asian Cuisine Expand your culinary expertise with different flavors from the Far East in a fun and informative atmosphere. Learn how to make delicious dishes from Asia in this hands-on cooking class taught step by step. Every session will have different menu. *An $18 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.Instructor: Amelia Chong
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Thursday January 23, 2025
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9:45 AM - 10:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Tumble Buddies From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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10:30 AM - 11:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate - Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate If you are new to line dancing or have some experience, then this course is for you! Learn basic dance steps: kicking, brushing, vine, jazz box, shuffle and many others. Learn the popular dances, meet new people, and have fun! Please wear lightweight, smooth-soled casual shoes, preferably not sneakers.Instructors: JoAnn Lawrence and Captain RayLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (ages 6-18) - Tae Kwon Do The benefits of Tae Kwon Do instruction are endless! Participants learn and develop all of the techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, and proper falls. Sensei John McDonald helps his students learn discipline, respect, self control and gain confidence - all while getting a great workout!Instructor: John McDonald, 4th degree black belt
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Saturday January 25, 2025
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Birthday Parties with Dayle Music (ages 1-6) - Birthday Parties with Dayle Music Celebrate your child's birthday with high energy musical fun! Party includes singing, movement and musical instruments! Each party is adapted to the age of the child and includes a Musical Petting Zoo. Children will get to try out musical instruments from around the world!
Party Host Dayle Magida, owner of Dayle Music is a local children's entertainer and music teacher
1 1/2 hour party includes 45 minutes of musical fun and 45 minutes in private party room
Available Saturday and Sunday only
Bring your own food/decorations
You may arrive 30 minutes early to set up
Parties designed for kids 1 to 6 years old
Set up and clean up help provided
$295
Email recreation@newtownpa.gov if interested. Dayle Magida will contact you to arrange a date and time
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion JANUARY 25 Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion Winter I Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Literacy for Littles (ages 18 - 36 mos) - Literacy for Littles - January 25 This fun and engaging class will get the kids and parents moving, singing and smiling! Students will learn songs and play games as they start getting early exposure to the alphabet and the different sounds letters make. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Literacy for Littles (ages 18 - 36 mos) - Literacy for Littles - Six Week Program This fun and engaging class will get the kids and parents moving, singing and smiling! Students will learn songs and play games as they start getting early exposure to the alphabet and the different sounds letters make. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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ARTcycle (ages 9-14) - ARTcycle ARTcycling is a sustainable practice that helps reduce waste and minimize the impact on the environment. By upcycling old items, we can reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and decrease the need for new raw materials to be extracted and processed.This process also allows for creativity and innovation, as individuals can come up with unique and personalized creations by repurposing old materials. Upcycling can be done with a wide range of items, including clothing, furniture, and household items. It is a great way to give new life to old objects and showcase craftsmanship and creativity.Overall, upcycling is a win-win solution for both the environment and individuals looking to create something new and unique.Projects include: Fabric bowls, paper beads, plastic bottle flowers, self-watering planter and more.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Reading Readiness (ages 3-7) - Reading Readiness - January 25 Students will be up and moving with a variety of multi-sensory learning activities and games. Many kindergarten readiness skills will be addressed in a way that students are having so much FUN they do not even realize they are learning. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Reading Readiness (ages 3-7) - Reading Readiness - Six Week Program Students will be up and moving with a variety of multi-sensory learning activities and games. Many kindergarten readiness skills will be addressed in a way that students are having so much FUN they do not even realize they are learning. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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Monday January 27, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Lolly's Hoppers (18 mos - 3 yrs) - Lolly's Hoppers (ages 18 mos - 3 yrs) This weekly movement & music class led by beloved Bucks County kid's musician, Lolly Hopwood, will have your little ones learning music basics like rhythm, dynamics, and mood. Combined with lots of imagination and plenty of fun-filled movement activities, this class will also help your children to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.Instructor: Lolly Hopwood
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tarot for Beginner’s - Tarot for Beginner’s - Part I This is a beginner’s class for anyone interested in the fascinating and esoteric world of Tarot. You'll learn all the meanings of the cards, combinations of cards, various layouts, and types of readings. The course is designed in 3 parts but this first class will still teach you what you need to do readings. Should you decide to continue to parts Two and Three, our explorations will continue with the symbolic meaning of the imagery, significance of the colors, the connect to astrology, and larger and more extended layouts. You'll learn the proper way to interpret the cards so that your readings are respectful and helpful to the maximum. Teacher, Robert Hazzon, has been reading cards for over 45 years and has a enthusiastic following on Facebook and has been teaching Tarot at various Parks and Recreation Departments for over two years now. Requirement for the class: The Rider-Waite Deck. If you need to purchase a deck, please DO NOT BUY A USED DECK!!Instructor: Robert HazzonLocation: Township Building
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. It affects your posture, metabolism, risk of anxiety or depression and can lead to obesity, just to name a few . . .Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This training will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Towel, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottleInstructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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Tuesday January 28, 2025
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Nature Chemists Day (ages 6-10) - Nature Chemists Day Becoming an expert in the art of disguise, code-breaking, surveillance, stealth and leaving no trace. Together we will solve mysteries, navigate challenging obstacle courses and try to discover the double-agent.Instructor: GeoventuresLocation: Clark Nature Center
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials (ages 5-9) - Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, join our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors as we build and catch our favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch 'em all!!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Introduction to Crochet (Ages 12+) - Introduction to Crochet Introduction to CrochetAre you interested in learning to crochet? Learn the basic stitches, reading patterns, and how to stitch in the round so that you can learn how to make hats, blankets, amigurumi (stuffed animals), and more! No experience required! Please bring to class: Crochet Hook, Size H (5 mm)* Ages 12 - 14 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
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6:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Basketball, Adult - Adult Basketball Tuesday's Supervised pick-up games. Pre-registration is required – you cannot play if you have not registered! Sessions fill up quickly so please register early! Tell a friend, the more players the better the games!Supervisor: John Winters Location: Wrightstown Elementary School*Dates are subject to change depending upon school exclusions/weather
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Introduction to Crochet (Ages 12+) - Introduction to Crochet Introduction to CrochetAre you interested in learning to crochet? Learn the basic stitches, reading patterns, and how to stitch in the round so that you can learn how to make hats, blankets, amigurumi (stuffed animals), and more! No experience required! Please bring to class: Crochet Hook, Size H (5 mm)* Ages 12 - 14 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday January 29, 2025
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Level 1 Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Gymnastics Level 1+2 From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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Thursday January 30, 2025
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9:45 AM - 10:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Tumble Buddies From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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10:30 AM - 11:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate - Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate If you are new to line dancing or have some experience, then this course is for you! Learn basic dance steps: kicking, brushing, vine, jazz box, shuffle and many others. Learn the popular dances, meet new people, and have fun! Please wear lightweight, smooth-soled casual shoes, preferably not sneakers.Instructors: JoAnn Lawrence and Captain RayLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (ages 6-18) - Tae Kwon Do The benefits of Tae Kwon Do instruction are endless! Participants learn and develop all of the techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, and proper falls. Sensei John McDonald helps his students learn discipline, respect, self control and gain confidence - all while getting a great workout!Instructor: John McDonald, 4th degree black belt
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Saturday February 1, 2025
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Birthday Parties with Dayle Music (ages 1-6) - Birthday Parties with Dayle Music Celebrate your child's birthday with high energy musical fun! Party includes singing, movement and musical instruments! Each party is adapted to the age of the child and includes a Musical Petting Zoo. Children will get to try out musical instruments from around the world!
Party Host Dayle Magida, owner of Dayle Music is a local children's entertainer and music teacher
1 1/2 hour party includes 45 minutes of musical fun and 45 minutes in private party room
Available Saturday and Sunday only
Bring your own food/decorations
You may arrive 30 minutes early to set up
Parties designed for kids 1 to 6 years old
Set up and clean up help provided
$295
Email recreation@newtownpa.gov if interested. Dayle Magida will contact you to arrange a date and time
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion FEBRUARY 1 Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion Winter I Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Literacy for Littles (ages 18 - 36 mos) - Literacy for Littles - February 1 This fun and engaging class will get the kids and parents moving, singing and smiling! Students will learn songs and play games as they start getting early exposure to the alphabet and the different sounds letters make. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Literacy for Littles (ages 18 - 36 mos) - Literacy for Littles - Six Week Program This fun and engaging class will get the kids and parents moving, singing and smiling! Students will learn songs and play games as they start getting early exposure to the alphabet and the different sounds letters make. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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ARTcycle (ages 9-14) - ARTcycle ARTcycling is a sustainable practice that helps reduce waste and minimize the impact on the environment. By upcycling old items, we can reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and decrease the need for new raw materials to be extracted and processed.This process also allows for creativity and innovation, as individuals can come up with unique and personalized creations by repurposing old materials. Upcycling can be done with a wide range of items, including clothing, furniture, and household items. It is a great way to give new life to old objects and showcase craftsmanship and creativity.Overall, upcycling is a win-win solution for both the environment and individuals looking to create something new and unique.Projects include: Fabric bowls, paper beads, plastic bottle flowers, self-watering planter and more.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Reading Readiness (ages 3-7) - Reading Readiness - February 1 Students will be up and moving with a variety of multi-sensory learning activities and games. Many kindergarten readiness skills will be addressed in a way that students are having so much FUN they do not even realize they are learning. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Reading Readiness (ages 3-7) - Reading Readiness - Six Week Program Students will be up and moving with a variety of multi-sensory learning activities and games. Many kindergarten readiness skills will be addressed in a way that students are having so much FUN they do not even realize they are learning. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Creative Theatre (ages 7-10; 11-14)) - Creative Theatre (ages 7-10) Have you ever wanted to star in a play you helped create? Join us as students learn all about theatre by doing it themselves! Children are guided, by the instructors, through a process where they play theatre games, create a story, and work together to make that story into a working theatrical production. The participants create their own character, plot, props, costumes, title, and everything else that's needed to make the production complete. You get to play the part you have always dreamed of! The final day is a performance of their original play for family and friends.Instructor: ArtsTechSolutions
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Hamlet...and Eggs (ages 11-14) - Hamlet...and Eggs Creative Theatre meets Shakespeare! We combine the many famous passages from Hamlet with our own comedic bits-creating a performance that is truly unique. Students will be working with original text from the play, and while we focus on the famous lines and passages (and there are many from Hamlet), there is plenty of room for the students to bring their own style to the production.
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Monday February 3, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Lolly's Hoppers (18 mos - 3 yrs) - Lolly's Hoppers (ages 18 mos - 3 yrs) This weekly movement & music class led by beloved Bucks County kid's musician, Lolly Hopwood, will have your little ones learning music basics like rhythm, dynamics, and mood. Combined with lots of imagination and plenty of fun-filled movement activities, this class will also help your children to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.Instructor: Lolly Hopwood
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® (Non-Martial Art) - Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® For those who want to distill more of the essence of T'ai Chi Chih, join us as we enter deeper into the Cosmic Rhythm. Only for those who have taken Beginner's T'ai Chi Chih (a non-martial art), no exceptions. Focus of this series is refinement of movements as well as full practice sessions from beginning to end of all the movements.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic HealthLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tarot for Beginner’s - Tarot for Beginner’s - Part I This is a beginner’s class for anyone interested in the fascinating and esoteric world of Tarot. You'll learn all the meanings of the cards, combinations of cards, various layouts, and types of readings. The course is designed in 3 parts but this first class will still teach you what you need to do readings. Should you decide to continue to parts Two and Three, our explorations will continue with the symbolic meaning of the imagery, significance of the colors, the connect to astrology, and larger and more extended layouts. You'll learn the proper way to interpret the cards so that your readings are respectful and helpful to the maximum. Teacher, Robert Hazzon, has been reading cards for over 45 years and has a enthusiastic following on Facebook and has been teaching Tarot at various Parks and Recreation Departments for over two years now. Requirement for the class: The Rider-Waite Deck. If you need to purchase a deck, please DO NOT BUY A USED DECK!!Instructor: Robert HazzonLocation: Township Building
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. It affects your posture, metabolism, risk of anxiety or depression and can lead to obesity, just to name a few . . .Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This training will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Towel, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottleInstructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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Tuesday February 4, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga Tuesday (8-weeks) Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. It affects your posture, metabolism, risk of anxiety or depression and can lead to obesity, just to name a few . . .Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This training will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Towel, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottleInstructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials (ages 5-9) - Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, join our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors as we build and catch our favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch 'em all!!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Introduction to Crochet (Ages 12+) - Introduction to Crochet Introduction to CrochetAre you interested in learning to crochet? Learn the basic stitches, reading patterns, and how to stitch in the round so that you can learn how to make hats, blankets, amigurumi (stuffed animals), and more! No experience required! Please bring to class: Crochet Hook, Size H (5 mm)* Ages 12 - 14 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
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6:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Basketball, Adult - Adult Basketball Tuesday's Supervised pick-up games. Pre-registration is required – you cannot play if you have not registered! Sessions fill up quickly so please register early! Tell a friend, the more players the better the games!Supervisor: John Winters Location: Wrightstown Elementary School*Dates are subject to change depending upon school exclusions/weather
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Introduction to Crochet (Ages 12+) - Introduction to Crochet Introduction to CrochetAre you interested in learning to crochet? Learn the basic stitches, reading patterns, and how to stitch in the round so that you can learn how to make hats, blankets, amigurumi (stuffed animals), and more! No experience required! Please bring to class: Crochet Hook, Size H (5 mm)* Ages 12 - 14 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday February 5, 2025
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Level 1 Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Gymnastics Level 1+2 From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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Thursday February 6, 2025
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9:45 AM - 10:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Tumble Buddies From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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10:30 AM - 11:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate - Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate If you are new to line dancing or have some experience, then this course is for you! Learn basic dance steps: kicking, brushing, vine, jazz box, shuffle and many others. Learn the popular dances, meet new people, and have fun! Please wear lightweight, smooth-soled casual shoes, preferably not sneakers.Instructors: JoAnn Lawrence and Captain RayLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (ages 6-18) - Tae Kwon Do The benefits of Tae Kwon Do instruction are endless! Participants learn and develop all of the techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, and proper falls. Sensei John McDonald helps his students learn discipline, respect, self control and gain confidence - all while getting a great workout!Instructor: John McDonald, 4th degree black belt
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Acrylic Pouring (Ages 7 to Adult) - Acrylic Pouring - Swipe Acrylic paint pouring is a form of abstract painting using fluid acrylic paints. You don’t apply the paint with a brush but use gravity to move the paint by pouring, puddling, and dripping onto your canvas. It’s a lot of fun and a great way to spark your creative energy! DRESS FOR A MESS! Acrylic paint does stain, so please dress accordingly.* Ages 7 - 10 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.Paintings will remain at the Parks and Recreation Building in order to dry. They can be picked up the week after class.
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Saturday February 8, 2025
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Birthday Parties with Dayle Music (ages 1-6) - Birthday Parties with Dayle Music Celebrate your child's birthday with high energy musical fun! Party includes singing, movement and musical instruments! Each party is adapted to the age of the child and includes a Musical Petting Zoo. Children will get to try out musical instruments from around the world!
Party Host Dayle Magida, owner of Dayle Music is a local children's entertainer and music teacher
1 1/2 hour party includes 45 minutes of musical fun and 45 minutes in private party room
Available Saturday and Sunday only
Bring your own food/decorations
You may arrive 30 minutes early to set up
Parties designed for kids 1 to 6 years old
Set up and clean up help provided
$295
Email recreation@newtownpa.gov if interested. Dayle Magida will contact you to arrange a date and time
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion FEBRUARY 8 Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion Winter I Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Literacy for Littles (ages 18 - 36 mos) - Literacy for Littles - February 8 This fun and engaging class will get the kids and parents moving, singing and smiling! Students will learn songs and play games as they start getting early exposure to the alphabet and the different sounds letters make. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Literacy for Littles (ages 18 - 36 mos) - Literacy for Littles - Six Week Program This fun and engaging class will get the kids and parents moving, singing and smiling! Students will learn songs and play games as they start getting early exposure to the alphabet and the different sounds letters make. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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ARTcycle (ages 9-14) - ARTcycle ARTcycling is a sustainable practice that helps reduce waste and minimize the impact on the environment. By upcycling old items, we can reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and decrease the need for new raw materials to be extracted and processed.This process also allows for creativity and innovation, as individuals can come up with unique and personalized creations by repurposing old materials. Upcycling can be done with a wide range of items, including clothing, furniture, and household items. It is a great way to give new life to old objects and showcase craftsmanship and creativity.Overall, upcycling is a win-win solution for both the environment and individuals looking to create something new and unique.Projects include: Fabric bowls, paper beads, plastic bottle flowers, self-watering planter and more.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Reading Readiness (ages 3-7) - Reading Readiness - February 8 Students will be up and moving with a variety of multi-sensory learning activities and games. Many kindergarten readiness skills will be addressed in a way that students are having so much FUN they do not even realize they are learning. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Reading Readiness (ages 3-7) - Reading Readiness - Six Week Program Students will be up and moving with a variety of multi-sensory learning activities and games. Many kindergarten readiness skills will be addressed in a way that students are having so much FUN they do not even realize they are learning. The class will also have exposure to various fiction and non-fiction read aloud books as well as supplemental activities that pair with the story being shared. Instructors: Jaime Brown & Jessica Wagman, Certified Reading Specialists
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Creative Theatre (ages 7-10; 11-14)) - Creative Theatre (ages 7-10) Have you ever wanted to star in a play you helped create? Join us as students learn all about theatre by doing it themselves! Children are guided, by the instructors, through a process where they play theatre games, create a story, and work together to make that story into a working theatrical production. The participants create their own character, plot, props, costumes, title, and everything else that's needed to make the production complete. You get to play the part you have always dreamed of! The final day is a performance of their original play for family and friends.Instructor: ArtsTechSolutions
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Hamlet...and Eggs (ages 11-14) - Hamlet...and Eggs Creative Theatre meets Shakespeare! We combine the many famous passages from Hamlet with our own comedic bits-creating a performance that is truly unique. Students will be working with original text from the play, and while we focus on the famous lines and passages (and there are many from Hamlet), there is plenty of room for the students to bring their own style to the production.
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Monday February 10, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
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Lolly's Hoppers (18 mos - 3 yrs) - Lolly's Hoppers (ages 18 mos - 3 yrs) This weekly movement & music class led by beloved Bucks County kid's musician, Lolly Hopwood, will have your little ones learning music basics like rhythm, dynamics, and mood. Combined with lots of imagination and plenty of fun-filled movement activities, this class will also help your children to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.Instructor: Lolly Hopwood
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® (Non-Martial Art) - Intermediate T'ai Chi Chih ® For those who want to distill more of the essence of T'ai Chi Chih, join us as we enter deeper into the Cosmic Rhythm. Only for those who have taken Beginner's T'ai Chi Chih (a non-martial art), no exceptions. Focus of this series is refinement of movements as well as full practice sessions from beginning to end of all the movements.Instructor: Siobhan Hutchinson, MA Holistic HealthLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Know Your Medicare Options - Know Your Medicare Options During this seminar, you will learn:
How Medicare works and what it covers.
How Part “D” prescription cards work and how to pick the right one for you.
The differences between Medicare supplements and Medicare Advantage plans.
This seminar is suitable for anyone who may have decisions to make regarding medicare coverage or anyone wanting to learn and be prepared for the future. Presented by Steven Bobrin, a Medicare planning specialist with DelVal Senior Advisors.The seminar is free but pre-registration is required.
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tarot for Beginner’s - Tarot for Beginner’s - Part I This is a beginner’s class for anyone interested in the fascinating and esoteric world of Tarot. You'll learn all the meanings of the cards, combinations of cards, various layouts, and types of readings. The course is designed in 3 parts but this first class will still teach you what you need to do readings. Should you decide to continue to parts Two and Three, our explorations will continue with the symbolic meaning of the imagery, significance of the colors, the connect to astrology, and larger and more extended layouts. You'll learn the proper way to interpret the cards so that your readings are respectful and helpful to the maximum. Teacher, Robert Hazzon, has been reading cards for over 45 years and has a enthusiastic following on Facebook and has been teaching Tarot at various Parks and Recreation Departments for over two years now. Requirement for the class: The Rider-Waite Deck. If you need to purchase a deck, please DO NOT BUY A USED DECK!!Instructor: Robert HazzonLocation: Township Building
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. It affects your posture, metabolism, risk of anxiety or depression and can lead to obesity, just to name a few . . .Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This training will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Towel, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottleInstructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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Tuesday February 11, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga Tuesday (8-weeks) Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. It affects your posture, metabolism, risk of anxiety or depression and can lead to obesity, just to name a few . . .Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This training will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Towel, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottleInstructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials (ages 5-9) - Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, join our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors as we build and catch our favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch 'em all!!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Introduction to Crochet (Ages 12+) - Introduction to Crochet Introduction to CrochetAre you interested in learning to crochet? Learn the basic stitches, reading patterns, and how to stitch in the round so that you can learn how to make hats, blankets, amigurumi (stuffed animals), and more! No experience required! Please bring to class: Crochet Hook, Size H (5 mm)* Ages 12 - 14 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
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6:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Basketball, Adult - Adult Basketball Tuesday's Supervised pick-up games. Pre-registration is required – you cannot play if you have not registered! Sessions fill up quickly so please register early! Tell a friend, the more players the better the games!Supervisor: John Winters Location: Wrightstown Elementary School*Dates are subject to change depending upon school exclusions/weather
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Introduction to Crochet (Ages 12+) - Introduction to Crochet Introduction to CrochetAre you interested in learning to crochet? Learn the basic stitches, reading patterns, and how to stitch in the round so that you can learn how to make hats, blankets, amigurumi (stuffed animals), and more! No experience required! Please bring to class: Crochet Hook, Size H (5 mm)* Ages 12 - 14 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday February 12, 2025
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Level 1 Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Gymnastics Level 1+2 From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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Thursday February 13, 2025
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9:45 AM - 10:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Tumble Buddies From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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10:30 AM - 11:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate - Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate If you are new to line dancing or have some experience, then this course is for you! Learn basic dance steps: kicking, brushing, vine, jazz box, shuffle and many others. Learn the popular dances, meet new people, and have fun! Please wear lightweight, smooth-soled casual shoes, preferably not sneakers.Instructors: JoAnn Lawrence and Captain RayLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (ages 6-18) - Tae Kwon Do The benefits of Tae Kwon Do instruction are endless! Participants learn and develop all of the techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, and proper falls. Sensei John McDonald helps his students learn discipline, respect, self control and gain confidence - all while getting a great workout!Instructor: John McDonald, 4th degree black belt
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Saturday February 15, 2025
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Birthday Parties with Dayle Music (ages 1-6) - Birthday Parties with Dayle Music Celebrate your child's birthday with high energy musical fun! Party includes singing, movement and musical instruments! Each party is adapted to the age of the child and includes a Musical Petting Zoo. Children will get to try out musical instruments from around the world!
Party Host Dayle Magida, owner of Dayle Music is a local children's entertainer and music teacher
1 1/2 hour party includes 45 minutes of musical fun and 45 minutes in private party room
Available Saturday and Sunday only
Bring your own food/decorations
You may arrive 30 minutes early to set up
Parties designed for kids 1 to 6 years old
Set up and clean up help provided
$295
Email recreation@newtownpa.gov if interested. Dayle Magida will contact you to arrange a date and time
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion FEBRUARY 15 Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion Winter I Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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ARTcycle (ages 9-14) - ARTcycle ARTcycling is a sustainable practice that helps reduce waste and minimize the impact on the environment. By upcycling old items, we can reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and decrease the need for new raw materials to be extracted and processed.This process also allows for creativity and innovation, as individuals can come up with unique and personalized creations by repurposing old materials. Upcycling can be done with a wide range of items, including clothing, furniture, and household items. It is a great way to give new life to old objects and showcase craftsmanship and creativity.Overall, upcycling is a win-win solution for both the environment and individuals looking to create something new and unique.Projects include: Fabric bowls, paper beads, plastic bottle flowers, self-watering planter and more.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Creative Theatre (ages 7-10; 11-14)) - Creative Theatre (ages 7-10) Have you ever wanted to star in a play you helped create? Join us as students learn all about theatre by doing it themselves! Children are guided, by the instructors, through a process where they play theatre games, create a story, and work together to make that story into a working theatrical production. The participants create their own character, plot, props, costumes, title, and everything else that's needed to make the production complete. You get to play the part you have always dreamed of! The final day is a performance of their original play for family and friends.Instructor: ArtsTechSolutions
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Hamlet...and Eggs (ages 11-14) - Hamlet...and Eggs Creative Theatre meets Shakespeare! We combine the many famous passages from Hamlet with our own comedic bits-creating a performance that is truly unique. Students will be working with original text from the play, and while we focus on the famous lines and passages (and there are many from Hamlet), there is plenty of room for the students to bring their own style to the production.
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Tuesday February 18, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Gentle Yoga - Gentle Yoga Tuesday (8-weeks) Sitting at a desk or computer all day takes a toll on more than just your eyes. It affects your posture, metabolism, risk of anxiety or depression and can lead to obesity, just to name a few . . .Aesha’s approach to Yoga is an effective training to counter the effects of habitual slumping and spinal compression. In this training we will strengthen the spine, pelvic floor and abdominals, while stretching the tight muscles which lead to a hunched posture. This training will offer simple and practical asanas (poses) for every fitness level. This specialized Yoga program is a fantastic way to combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk all day. During this class we will work on addressing common muscle imbalances while having fun. Recommended Equipment: Yoga mat, Towel, Yoga blocks, Comfortable clothes to move in, and a Water bottleInstructor: Aesha TahirLocation: Township Building
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials (ages 5-9) - Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, join our enthusiastic Play-Well instructors as we build and catch our favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch 'em all!!
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6:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Basketball, Adult - Adult Basketball Tuesday's Supervised pick-up games. Pre-registration is required – you cannot play if you have not registered! Sessions fill up quickly so please register early! Tell a friend, the more players the better the games!Supervisor: John Winters Location: Wrightstown Elementary School*Dates are subject to change depending upon school exclusions/weather
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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7:35 PM - 8:35 PM
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Japanese Jujitsu (ages 6-adults) - Japanese Jujitsu Advanced Participants will learn techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Students will gain discipline, respect and self-confidence through training.Japanese Jujitsu - Advanced (ages 6+)In the advanced class, participants will expand on their techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, throws and proper falls. Advanced students MUST have green belt or higher. Instructor: Devin WilliamsLocation: Newtown Township Administration Building
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Wednesday February 19, 2025
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1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
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Imagination Station (ages 3-6) - Imagination Station (ages 3-6) Your children will build their love for reading with this fun themed enrichment class. Drawing from a wide pool of children's picture books, kids will be able to spend some time after-preschool not only reading, but bringing the story alive with crafts & songs.Instructor: Lolly HopwoodPLEASE NOTE NEW CLASS TIME: 1:00 - 1:45 pm
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4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Level 1 Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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6:00 PM - 6:50 PM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Gymnastics Level 1+2 From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Asian Cuisine for Kids (ages 10-14) - Asian Cuisine for Kids Expand your culinary skills with flavors from the Far East in a fun and informative atmosphere. Learn how to make egg rolls, sushi and more in this hands-on cooking class, taught step by step. Every session will have a different menu.A $13 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
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Thursday February 20, 2025
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9:45 AM - 10:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Tumble Buddies From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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10:30 AM - 11:20 AM
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Tiny Tumbles Gymnastics - Preschool Gymnastics From first steps to front flips and everything in between, Tiny Tumbles grows with your child, offering a wide range of gymnastics classes for kids ages 18 months through 10 years. Tumble Buddies (ages 18-36 months)In Tumble Buddies, little ones explore their new surroundings and participate in partnered activities with their caregivers. Music and props create an engaging classroom setting while teaching body awareness, fine and gross motor skills, and creative expression. Children are introduced to fundamental gymnastics skills through exciting challenges and activities. This class aims to nurture physical and social-emotional development and equip children to participate in independent gymnastics classes. Preschool Gymnastics (ages 3-4)In Preschool Gymnastics, caregivers observe class from a distance, giving children the space to practice independence and strengthen their social skills. Music and props promote color, pattern, and shape recognition, help children improve balance and muscle control, and act as tools for introducing fundamental gymnastics skills. This class aims to introduce basic gymnastics skills, foster autonomy and self-confidence, emphasize direction following, turn taking, and problem solving, and nurture both physical and social-emotional development.Level 1 Gymnastics (ages 5-6)Level 1 Gymnastics is designed for children who have no prior experience or are still at the beginner level. This class focuses on learning and building upon gymnastics fundamentals, providing children with the opportunity to add to their repertoire of physical capabilities and channel their boundless energy in a fun and safe setting. Children glean new skills through age-appropriate games, challenges, and obstacle courses that promote agility, coordination, and concentration. Level 1 Gymnastics curriculum emphasizes listening, following directions, taking turns, and celebrating progress. This class aims to introduce gymnastics basics, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, strengthen social skills, and boost physical fitness. Gymnastics Levels 1+2Ages 5-6: Level 2 – Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Ages 7-8: Level 1 – No prerequisitesStudents are introduced to new skills from USAG Level 1 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to Intermediate Gymnastics.Gymnastics Level 2+3Age 6: Level 3 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, backward roll, handstand hold for 2 seconds, cartwheel with straight legs, bridge kick over with feet elevated Ages 7-10: Level 2 - Students must be able to perform the following skills; forward roll, kick to handstand against wall, cartwheel motion, bridge with head off floor Students are introduced to new skills from USAG Levels 2 and 3 as they hone gymnastics fundamentals and fine-tune their technique. The curriculum also encourages taking calculated risks, setting personal goals, and celebrating individual and peer progress. This class aims to strengthen and add to students' repertoire of skills, foster goal-setting and self-confidence, and equip students to move up to competitive gymnastics.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate - Line Dancing: Beginner - Intermediate If you are new to line dancing or have some experience, then this course is for you! Learn basic dance steps: kicking, brushing, vine, jazz box, shuffle and many others. Learn the popular dances, meet new people, and have fun! Please wear lightweight, smooth-soled casual shoes, preferably not sneakers.Instructors: JoAnn Lawrence and Captain RayLocation: Township Building
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tae Kwon Do (ages 6-18) - Tae Kwon Do The benefits of Tae Kwon Do instruction are endless! Participants learn and develop all of the techniques for defense including: kicking, punching, blocking, grappling, and proper falls. Sensei John McDonald helps his students learn discipline, respect, self control and gain confidence - all while getting a great workout!Instructor: John McDonald, 4th degree black belt
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Acrylic Pouring (Ages 7 to Adult) - Acrylic Pouring - Floral Acrylic paint pouring is a form of abstract painting using fluid acrylic paints. You don’t apply the paint with a brush but use gravity to move the paint by pouring, puddling, and dripping onto your canvas. It’s a lot of fun and a great way to spark your creative energy! DRESS FOR A MESS! Acrylic paint does stain, so please dress accordingly.* Ages 7 - 10 must be accompanied by an adult.Materials Fee: A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.Paintings will remain at the Parks and Recreation Building in order to dry. They can be picked up the week after class.
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Saturday February 22, 2025
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8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Birthday Parties with Dayle Music (ages 1-6) - Birthday Parties with Dayle Music Celebrate your child's birthday with high energy musical fun! Party includes singing, movement and musical instruments! Each party is adapted to the age of the child and includes a Musical Petting Zoo. Children will get to try out musical instruments from around the world!
Party Host Dayle Magida, owner of Dayle Music is a local children's entertainer and music teacher
1 1/2 hour party includes 45 minutes of musical fun and 45 minutes in private party room
Available Saturday and Sunday only
Bring your own food/decorations
You may arrive 30 minutes early to set up
Parties designed for kids 1 to 6 years old
Set up and clean up help provided
$295
Email recreation@newtownpa.gov if interested. Dayle Magida will contact you to arrange a date and time
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion FEBRUARY 22 Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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LaBlast - Fitness Powered by Dance (ages 12+) - LaBlast Dance Fusion Winter I Hate to exercise but love to dance? This class is for you! Lablast is a low impact, high energy workout that's great for all levels. Its a perfect blend of Ballroom dance patterns that anyone can follow and fitness with light weight training. No partner is needed. Its Dance Fitness using music from all artists, genres and eras. Class ends with stretching and balance work. Bring 3 or 4 pound weights and water. Participants ages 12-17 must be accompanied by an adultPlease be advised this schedule is tentative and subject to change due to school exclusion dates. Instructor: Shelley Pulaski-Fisher, A.C.E. Certified RYT 200hr
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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ARTcycle (ages 9-14) - ARTcycle ARTcycling is a sustainable practice that helps reduce waste and minimize the impact on the environment. By upcycling old items, we can reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and decrease the need for new raw materials to be extracted and processed.This process also allows for creativity and innovation, as individuals can come up with unique and personalized creations by repurposing old materials. Upcycling can be done with a wide range of items, including clothing, furniture, and household items. It is a great way to give new life to old objects and showcase craftsmanship and creativity.Overall, upcycling is a win-win solution for both the environment and individuals looking to create something new and unique.Projects include: Fabric bowls, paper beads, plastic bottle flowers, self-watering planter and more.
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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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AncestorTech©The Quest: Searching for Your Ancestors Online - AncestorTech©The Quest: Searching for Your Ancestors Online Searching for your ancestors online? Overwhelmed by thousands of potential hits or frustrated with “no results found?” This hands-on class will look at strategies to help refine your online genealogy research whether using your favorite genealogy website (Ancestry and beyond!), your favorite search engine or lesser-known online genealogy research portals. Be sure to bring your own device!Instructor: Carla Zimowsk
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Creative Theatre (ages 7-10; 11-14)) - Creative Theatre (ages 7-10) Have you ever wanted to star in a play you helped create? Join us as students learn all about theatre by doing it themselves! Children are guided, by the instructors, through a process where they play theatre games, create a story, and work together to make that story into a working theatrical production. The participants create their own character, plot, props, costumes, title, and everything else that's needed to make the production complete. You get to play the part you have always dreamed of! The final day is a performance of their original play for family and friends.Instructor: ArtsTechSolutions
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Hamlet...and Eggs (ages 11-14) - Hamlet...and Eggs Creative Theatre meets Shakespeare! We combine the many famous passages from Hamlet with our own comedic bits-creating a performance that is truly unique. Students will be working with original text from the play, and while we focus on the famous lines and passages (and there are many from Hamlet), there is plenty of room for the students to bring their own style to the production.
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