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Global GourmetTeacher: Ruth Hernandez
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Physical Education I focuses on sports and movement skills, games, the components of fitness and plain ole FUN! The activities are designed to help the student develop a Christian perspective on health, fitness, game play and sportsmanship. Emphasis will also be placed on learning manipulative and locomotor skills. Students will have fun learning through warm-ups, cool downs, cooperative, traditional and non-traditional games.
OFFERED IN FALL & SPRING
OFFERED IN FALL & SPRING
Yarn CraftsTeacher: Vicki Thompson
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Basic self-defense training with Christian-living applications and weekly Bible challenge and prayer to inspire a closer walk with Christ. This unique system of martial arts unites tang soo do karate, judo, Jiu Jitsu sport karate, and street survival techniques that provide a fast effective method of self-defense. “Keep up your guard through Bible reading and prayer.” – Rev. Pearson. Five aims of class: respect, humility, perseverance, self-control, and honesty. Opportunity to advance from white to black belt at own pace with senior instructor’s approval.
First Semester: A set of crochet hooks sizes: G, H, I, J, and K. (Metal hooks are a good choice for new crocheters. Plastic and wood can be "sticky" and hard to get into tight stitches.)
Second Semester: Knitting needles size 8 (wood or plastic are a good choice for new knitters. Metal can be slippery and hard for new knitters to control.)
Both Semesters: Scissors, tape measure, yarn needles.
First Semester: A set of crochet hooks sizes: G, H, I, J, and K. (Metal hooks are a good choice for new crocheters. Plastic and wood can be "sticky" and hard to get into tight stitches.)
Second Semester: Knitting needles size 8 (wood or plastic are a good choice for new knitters. Metal can be slippery and hard for new knitters to control.)
Both Semesters: Scissors, tape measure, yarn needles.
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Beginning & advanced sewingTeacher: Ruth Hernandez
First semester beginning sewing students learn about the sewing machine, its parts, and how to use it. They learn proper sewing techniques and about all of the important sewing supplies. They learn to pin, lay out, and cut out projects as they construct simple, fun, practical items: a pillow case, book cover, laundry bag, and tote bag.
Intermediate students make a small quilt, apron, pot holder, skirt, and pajamas. More advanced students select patterns of their own choice, learning more advanced techniques such as zippers, gathering, buttons and buttonholes, facings, sleeves, specialty fabrics, collars, sleeves, etc. Textbook: “Stitches and Pins” by JoAnn Gagnon,
Students will also need to bring to class a sewing machine, sewing machine needles, bobbins, extension cord, 3-prong pocket folder, thread, hand sewing needles, ruler, tracing wheel, tracing paper, tape measure, seam gauge, pins, pin cushion, seam ripper, dressmaker shears (sewing scissors), water-soluble marking pens/pencils, and materials for each current project. |
