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September - December 2010 Keep checking for new and exciting classes! If you are interested in 'BabySitter's' or 'First Aid Classes' please email Joy Godwin at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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Oreo Cookie Challenge
Grades: K - 6One Session: Sept 28th
Time: 10am - 11:30am
Teacher: Miss Lori-Anne Harold
Cost: $2.00
Minimum: 6 students
Office Classroom
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Grades 8 – 12
Dates: Sept 15th, 22nd,
Oct 6th, 13th, 20th,
Nov 3rd, 17th, 24th
Dec 1st, 8th
Time: 10am – 12pm
Teacher: Various
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
No registration required.
Free admission.
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Grades: 6-9One SessionDate: Oct 21st
Time: 10am - 12pm
Teacher: Mrs. Gledhill
Cost: $20.00
Office Classroom
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Electrifying
Grades: 5-9One SessionDate: Nov 25th Time: 10am - 12pm Teacher: Mrs. Gledhill Cost: $15.00 Office Classroom
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Ages 10 & up
2 SessionsDates: October 15th, 22nd
10am - 12 Noon
Teacher:Martha Duff
Cost : $30.00 (includes materials)Annex Room |
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Half Day School: Owls Grades: 1 - 4 6 sessions Dates: Oct 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th, Nov 2nd, 9th Time: 9:30am - 12:00pm Teacher: Miss Lori-Anne Harold Cost: $50.00 Office Classroom |
1st session - Sept. 29thTime: 10-12am Grades 4-7
Maximum: 25 students per teaching session
This session will provide
essential requirements
for a successful project and assistance in the scientific method.
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
2nd session - October 27th |
All Ages
6 Sessions
Dates: Sept 23rd, 30th
and Oct 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th
10am - 12 Noon
Annex Room
Teacher: Martha Duff
Cost: $45.00
Maximum: 8 students
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Ages: 8 years and up -
Working in pairs and 2 pairs are placed together to
work on one story.
It is expected that one of the students is a parent or a sibling.
Dates: Sept 20th, 27th, Oct 4th, 18th, 25th,Nov 1st (October 11th is Thanksgiving)
Time: 12 - 2pm Teacher: Mr. Todd Farion Cost: $120.00 Annex Room
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Grades 6 & up
5 sessions
Dates:Sept 14th, 21st, 28th,
Oct 5th, 12th
Time: 1pm–3pm
Teacher: Wendy McNeeley
Cost: $50.00
Minimum: 10 students
Maximum: 20 students
Annex Room
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Sept. 29th 1st session
1-3pm: Grades 8 & up
Maximum: 25 students per teaching session
This session will provide essential requirements for a successful project and assistance in the scientific method.
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
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Science Fair
October 27th 2nd session
1-3pm: Grades 8 & up
Maximum: 25 students per teaching session
The second session will focus on presenting results and creating the final project.
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
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Grades 6-7
Time: 1 - 2:30pm
Teacher: Mrs. McNeeley
Single SessionsCost: $10.00 per session
Maximum: 20 participants
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
Session One
Sept 16th:
Airplanes: So, you think you know how they fly, do you?
Come explore the fascinating physics of aerodynamics and design your Best Flying Machine.
The results just might
surprise you.
Session Two
Sept 23rd:
Solid Liquid and Gas: Changes of State, not changes of matter. Come see the highly explosive mint reaction to CO2 in pop.
Session Three
Sept 30th:
Potential/ Kinetic Energy:
Come design rubber band Powered Vehicles.
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Sessions: 6
Grades: 4 – 9
Dates: Oct 18th, 25th, Nov 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd
Time: 1 – 2:30pm
Teacher: Joy Godwin
Cost: $75.00
Minimum: 8 students
Maximum: 10 students
Office Classroom
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Grades: 6 & up
(for those with
some public
speaking experience and YS alumni)
4 Sessions Dates: Nov 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd Time: 1pm–3pm
Teacher: Wendy McNeeley Cost: $50.00 Minimum: 10 students Maximum: 20 students Annex Room
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TLA Theme Day Events
Sept 7th Hang School & Hit the Beach
Field Trip to Cresecent Beach- (details on the Field Trips page) ============
Oct 6th
Pioneers and Pilgrims
All ages welcome 1-3pm Annex Room =============
Nov 10th
Family History & Veterans Hands on History Veteran Speaker Family Heritage Scrapbooking Workshop Annex Room11am - 3pm============
Dec 8th
Mommy & Me Craft Potluck Luncheon Grades: K - 6/7
Annex Room
10am - Noon
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Teens Christmas Tea & Cookie Exchange(Moms Welcome)
Grades: 6/7 and up
Office Classroom1 - 3pm
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Dec 15th
Family Christmas Potluck PartyCarolling & Crafts
Annex Room 12 Noon - 3pm ============
Dec 17th
Family Snow Day Field Trip (details to follow) |
Financial Literacy
$15.00 per person
Thursday Sept. 16th
1 - 2 pm
Office Classroom
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2. Launching Your Grad!
One hour $15.00 per person
Thursday Sept. 23rd
1 - 2pm
Office Classroom
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Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Kids
Grades 1 - 4 Date: Sept. 30th Time: 1 - 2pm Cost: $35.00 - parent attends at no charge Workshop includes Kids Kit Office Classroom ----------------------- Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Teens Grades 5 – 9 Dates: Oct. 7th Time: 1 - 2:30pm Cost: $45.00 - parent attend at no charge Workshop includes Teens Kit Office Classroom ----------------------- Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Young Adults Grades 10 and up Dates: Oct. 14th
Time: 1 - 2:30pm Cost: $65.00 - parents attend at no charge Workshop includes the Young Adults Kit Office Classroom---------------------- Grads - Achieving a Successful Launch! Sessions: 2 Grade 12 Dates: Oct. 21st , 28th Time: 1 – 2:30pm Cost: $90.00 Office Classroom
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Hands on History
6 Sessions
Ages: 8 years and up -
11am - 3pm in the Annex Room
Learning Canadian World War 2 history has never been as fun as it is with instructor Todd Farion. This “hands on” approach offers the student just the right amount of classroom historical content beautifully interwoven amongst the creation of a true to life
scene from World War 2. In this class you will learn about real Canadian events during one of our most courageous times in history and bring a story to life through the art of diorama creation. Do not miss out on this unique adventure as space is limited. Secure your spot in this class today!!
Bio - Todd Farion has crafted an exciting fresh approach to the teaching of history, a class that blends the rich nature of history with a “hands on” methodology. Todd has been an avid history buff all his life specializing in the World War 2 era. Building scale models and creating diorama scenes have been a passion of Todd’s for over 40 years. Todd’s class is an adventurous, fun filled ride through a world of Canadian experience never touched upon by conventional education.
http://www.mrtimes.com/news/Close+bonds+about+making+history/3097309/story.html
http://www.mrtimes.com/search/search.html?q=todd+farion
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Grades: 4 – 9
Dates: Oct 18th , 25th, Nov 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd
Time: 1 – 2:30pm
Teacher: Joy Godwin
Cost: $75.00
Condensed 6 week "Creative Writing" class using Webster's materials, focusing on the Creative elements; Story Sequence Outline, using the tool box (dress-ups & openers), imagination, description and action.Each week your student will receive homework, which must be completed before the next class. In general, homework will require about 2 – 3 hours per week.
No previous writing experience is necessary.
Covers Units I, II, & III of Excellence in Writing:
• Key Word outlines from fiction paragraphs
• Story Sequence Outline
• Learn stylistic techniques - dressups & sentence openers
• Write narrative stories with structure & style
Students will be able to write short stories with structure and style following the Story Sequence Outline.
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TUESDAYS
Oreo Cookie Challenge
Grades: K - 6
One Session: Sept 28th
Time: 10am - 11:30am
Teacher: Miss Lori-Anne Harold
Cost: $2.00 – to cover the cost of all the cookies!
Minimum: 6 students
Office Classroom
Do you enjoy Oreo’s? So do we! Come spend the morning with us as we take part in the 12th Year of the Oreo Cookie Challenge. We will estimate and then stack “regular stuff” Oreo cookies until they tumble! After that, students will sculpt Oreo creations using only Oreos and their cream filling.
Half Day School: Owls
Grades: 1 - 4
6 sessions
Dates: Oct 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th, Nov 2nd, 9th
Time: 9:30am - 12:00pm
Teacher: Miss Lori-Anne Harold
Cost: $50.00
Office Classroom
Owls are beautiful birds of prey which are fascinating to study. There are currently between 10 - 15 different species of owls living right here in BC. Over the course of 6 weeks, we will learn about the many wonderful ways in which God created these silent creatures to adapt to their surroundings. What do owls eat? How do they eat it? During one class we will open up an owl “pellet” and discover the answers to these questions. All artwork and note taking will be placed a lapbook and hopefully, we will have the opportunity to see one “live”. Please bring a snack for break time.
5 sessions
Dates: Sept 14th, 21st, 28th, Oct 5th ,12th
Time: 1pm – 3pm
Teacher: Wendy McNeeley
Cost: $50.00
Minimum: 10 students
Maximum: 20 students
Are you enthused about an idea or a passion that you would love to share with others? But, does the thought of standing in front of an audience turn your knees to jelly, constrict your throat and release those proverbial stomach butterflies? Confidence in public speaking is simply a learned skill. YouthSpeak will not only provide you with an on-going opportunity to overcome stage fright and speaking anxiety but will also assist you to develop your own speaking style.
Wendy McNeeley is a veteran home school mom of five sons known for her entertaining speeches on topics ranging from simplifying science to thriving with teens.Wendy also has an intense passion for life long learning. Within this past year, she graduated from SFU with her Bachelors degree and celebrated the publication of her first article in Natural Life magazine, entitled Delight Learning.
YOUTHSPEAK Level Two
(Grade 6 & up, for those with some public speaking experience and YS alumni)
4 Sessions
Dates: Nov 2nd, 9th,16th, 23rd
Time: 1pm – 3pm
Teacher: Wendy McNeeley
Cost: $50.00
Minimum: 10 students
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
Writing to speak to a live audience is very different from writing for printed text. But ,does the preparation and writing process nearly kill your passion for sharing a topic in the public?Does the thought of actually sitting down and writing a speech make you say- forget it! Incorporating all the fun of YS Level One, this seminar will focus on steps to writing and presenting your unique written speeches.
Wendy McNeeley is a veteran home school mom of five sons known for her entertaining speeches on topics ranging from simplifying science to thriving with teens.Wendy also has an intense passion for life long learning. Within this past year, she graduated from SFU with her Bachelors degree and celebrated the publication of her first article in Natural Life magazine, entitled Delight Learning.
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WEDNESDAYS
Homework Help & Study Drop - In
Grades 8 – 12
Dates: Sept 15th, 22nd, Oct 6th, 13th, 20th, Nov 3rd, 17th, 24th Dec 1st, 8th
Time: 10am – 12pm
Teacher: Various
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
No registration required.
Free admission.
All TLA students Grades 8 - 12, registered and enrolled are encouraged to drop in to our 'Annex Room' (behind One Stop Learning) to connect with others for homework help and/or a study partner. A great place to make a new friend and learn something new.
Teacher Schedule: (will be updated as responses come in)
Plan ahead to get the help you need:)
Sept 15: Gabe Linder Socials/English
Sept 22:
Oct 6: Jeff Kho Math
Oct 13:
Oct 20:
Nov 3:
Nov 17: Karen Gledhill Math/Science
Nov 24 :
Dec 1:
Dec 8:
TLA launches SCIENCE FAIR with two teaching sessions, online support, project assessment and ribbons.
Sept. 29th 1st session
10-12am: Grades 4-7
1-3pm: Grades 8 & up
This session will provide essential requirements for a successful project and assistance in the scientific method.
Location: 6225 136th Street
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
October 27th 2nd session
10-12am: Grades 4-7
1-3pm: Grades 8 & up
The second session will focus on presenting results and creating the final project.
Location: 6225 136th Street
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
Science Fair Event
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
All projects will be displayed.
Location: TBA
Facilitator: Wendy McNeeley
Cost: $30.00
Wendy McNeeley is a veteran home school mom of five sons known for her entertaining speeches on topics ranging from simplifying science to thriving with teens.Wendy also has an intense passion for life long learning. Within this past year, she graduated from SFU with her Bachelors degree and celebrated the publication of her first article in Natural Life magazine, entitled Delight Learning.
TLA Theme Day Events - Check our Field Trip Calendar for details.
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THURSDAYS
Grades 6-7Single Sessions
Dates: Sept 16th, 23rd, 30th
1 - 2:30pm
Teacher: Mrs. McNeeley
Cost: $10.00 per session.
Maximum: 20 participants
Annex Room (behind One Stop Learning)
A hands-on inquisitive exploration of the world around us in the fields of Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, and Physics (BiCePh). These single sessions are designed to stimulate curiosity through demonstrated science.
Sept 16th: Airplanes: So, you think you know how they fly, do you? Come explore the fascinating physics of aerodynamics and design your Best Flying Machine. The results just might surprise you.
Sept 23rd: Solid Liquid and Gas: Changes of State, not changes of matter. Come see the highly explosive mint reaction to CO2 in pop.
Sept 30th: Potential/ Kinetic Energy: Come design rubber band Powered Vehicles.
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What goes in must come out - what happens to the food you eat?
Grades: 6-9
Date: Oct 21st
Time: 10am - 12pm
Details: A lab based science class for Grades 6-9 to investigate the process of digestion of the major foods we eat. What really happens to that peanut butter sandwich???
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Details: Building electric circuits
Discover what you can create with SNAP circuits and be introduced to Mr. Coulomb!
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One hour
$15.00 per person
Thursday Sept. 16th
1 - 2 pm
Office Classroom
How to Talk to Your Kids About Money
Presented by: four quarter$
$ I have a dollar. Teach me. Show me. Watch me.
www.fourquartersfinance.com
Who is this workshop for ...
Moms, Dads, Grandparents, close family friends. Grown ups who can impact a child’s life.
Overview of class ...
What are your top two challenges in talking to your kids about money? What do you want your kids to know about money?
Learning good money management and organizational skills sets a strong foundation for success.
Financial literacy is an acquired skill. In the same way that children learn to read, to write and solve math problems, they need to learn the importance of money and how it works.
As children grow into their teens the issues around money become more compelling and learning how
to manage it, is an essential life skill.
We provide the tools to allow a parent, grandparent or close family friend to coach and mentor a child to
acquire these skills.
WORKSHOP
Anticipated learning outcomes ...
• You will feel more at ease talking about money with your children.
• You will have the structure to help children learn how to manage their money, spend wisely, save and
avoid bad debt.
• You will learn tips, techniques and strategies that you can use right away with your children of any age to help them manage their money effectively.
• This workshop will help you foster a healthy and positive attitude around the money conversations.
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One hour
$15.00 per person
Thursday Sept. 23rd
1 - 2pm
Office Classroom
Presented by: four quarter$
$ I have a dollar. Teach me. Show me. Watch me.
www.fourquartersfinance.com
Who is this workshop for ...
Parents, grandparents or close family friends who want to learn how to mentor and guide a young person
as they move through grades 11 and 12 and prepare to take their next independent steps.
Overview of class ...
Do your grads have a plan and do they have the means to make that happen?
Do they know how to manage their money?
Do they know which documents they will need and where to find them?
As the young person in your life moves through Grades 11 and 12 learning money management and
organizational skills will help them as they get ready to take their next independent steps. Perhaps they
are planning to go to university or leaving home for the first time.
Help your grads achieve a successful launch.
WORKSHOP
Anticipated learning outcomes ...
You will learn tips, techniques and strategies that you can use right away with your grad to help them
as they prepare for their future. You will help them learn to:
• manage their money
• spend wisely
• save and invest
• avoid bad debt
• organize their important documents
You will help your grads build self-confidence as they make this life transition.
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Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Kids
Grades 1 - 4
Date: Sept. 30th
Time: 1 - 2pm
Cost: $35.00 - parent attends at no charge
Workshop includes Kids Kit
Office Classroom
Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Kids (Grades 1-4)
Presented by: four quarter$
$ I have a dollar. Teach me. Show me. Watch me.
www.fourquartersfinance.com
Who is this workshop for ...
For parents who want to give their children a head start towards being financial successful.
Learning good money management and organizational skills sets a strong foundation for success. Financial literacy is an acquired skill. In the same way that children learn to read, to write and solve math problems, they need to learn the importance of money and how it works.
We will provide “hands-on” experience and opportunities for discussions about how to handle money for future success.
WORKSHOP
Anticipated learning outcomes ...
Parents will:
• learn how to support their children in acquiring money management skills.
• be guided through the step-by-step program set out in the kit.
• become comfortable having money conversations with their children.
• along with their children, learn how to set achievable goals and reach them.
Children will:
• learn a structure to manage their money.
• recognize the value of coins and bills.
• have the ability to count various sums of money.
• learn how to calculate 10% of money sums.
• begin to make choices and set realistic goals around the handling of money.
• learn how to save.
• learn about open a bank account and how banks work.
• learn about the four pillars of money management (Pay yourself first, Spend wisely, save regularly and give intentionally).
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Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Teens
Grades 5 – 9
Dates: Oct. 7th
Time: 1 - 2:30pm
Cost: $45.00 - parent attend at no charge
Workshop includes Teens Kit
Office Classroom
Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Teens (Grades 5-9)
Presented by: four quarter$
$ I have a dollar. Teach me. Show me. Watch me.
www.fourquartersfinance.com
Who is this workshop for ...
For parents who want to give their teens a head start towards being financial successful.
Learning good money management and organizational skills sets a strong foundation for
success. Financial literacy is an acquired skill. In the same way that children learn to read, to
write and solve math problems, they need to learn the importance of money and how it works.
We will provide “hands-on” experience and opportunities for discussions about how to handle money
for future success.
WORKSHOP
Anticipated learning outcomes ...
Parents will:
• learn how to support their teens in acquiring money management and organizational skills.
• be guided through the step-by-step program set out in the kit.
• become comfortable having money conversations with their teens and holding them accountable.
• along with their teens, learn how to set achievable goals and reach them.
Children will:
• learn a structure to manage their money and organize important documents.
• recognize the value of coins and bills.
• learn the importance of “Pay Yourself First” - 10% of money sums.
• begin to make choices and set realistic goals around the handling of money.
• learn the difference between needs and wants and delayed gratification.
• learn how to save.
• be introduced to investing and making your money work for you.
• learn about banking and how to set up an effective banking structure.
• learn about the four pillars of money management (Pay yourself first,
Spend wisely, save regularly and give intentionally).
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Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Young Adults
Cost: $65.00 - parents attend at no charge
Workshop includes the Young Adults Kit
Office Classroom
Getting Started - Financial Literacy and Young Adults
(Grades 10 and older)
Presented by: four quarter$
$ I have a dollar. Teach me. Show me. Watch me.
www.fourquartersfinance.com
Who is this workshop for ...
For parents who want to give their children a head start towards being financial successful.
Learning good money management and organizational skills sets a strong foundation for success. Financial literacy is an acquired skill. Learning the importance of money and how it works will help young adults prepared for their next independent steps.
We will provide an interactive experience and opportunity for discussions about how to handle money, manage
important documents and plan for their future.
WORKSHOP
Anticipated learning outcomes ...
Parents will:
• learn how to support their young adults in acquiring money management and organizational skills.
• be guided through the step-by-step program set out in the kit.
• become comfortable having money conversations with their young adults and holding them accountable.
• along with their young adults, learn how to set achievable goals and reach them.
Children will:
• learn a structure to manage their money and organize important documents.
• learn the importance of “Pay Yourself First” - 10% of money sums.
• begin to make choices and set realistic goals around the handling of money.
• learn the difference between needs and wants and delayed gratification.
• understand the difference between good debt and bad debt.
• learn how to save.
• be introduced to investing and making your money work for you.
• learn about banking and how to set up an effective banking structure..
• learn about the four pillars of money management (Pay yourself first, Spend wisely, save regularly and give intentionally).
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Grads - Achieving a Successful Launch!
Sessions: 2
Grade 12
Dates: Oct. 21st, 28th
Time: 1 – 2:30pm
Cost: $90.00
Office Classroom
Grads - Achieving a successful launch!
Presented by: four quarter$
$ I have a dollar. Teach me. Show me. Watch me.
www.fourquartersfinance.com
Who is this workshop for ...
This workshop is specifically for students in their graduating year who are planning their future.
Are you getting ready to take your first independent steps? What do you need to know to be able to move onto
financial independence? Learning good money management and organizational skills sets a strong foundation for
success. Financial literacy is an acquired skill. Learning the importance of money and how it works will help you
prepare for your future.
We will provide an interactive experience and opportunity for discussions about how to handle money, manage
important documents and plan for your future. This workshop is delivered in two segments (each 1.5 hours) covering money management and document organization.
WORKSHOP
Anticipated learning outcomes ...
You will:
• be guided through the step-by-step program set out in the kit.
• learn a structure to manage your money and organize important documents.
• learn the importance of “Pay Yourself First” - 10% of money sums.
• begin to make choices and set realistic goals around the handling of money.
• learn how to budget.
• learn the difference between needs and wants and delayed gratification.
• understand the difference between good debt and bad debt.
• learn how to save.
• be introduced to investing and making your money work for you.
• learn about banking and how to set up an effective banking structure.
• learn about the four pillars of money management (Pay yourself first, Spend wisely, save regularly and give intentionally).
In addition you will:
• set-up a document management system for future retrieval of important information e.g.: for building your resume.
• set goals.
• prepare and plan for the next stage in your life (after graduation).
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2 Sessions
Dates: October 15th, 22nd
10am - 12 Noon
Teacher: Martha Duff
Cost : $30.00 (includes materials)
Annex Room
Piñata Design
Boys and girls, you are welcome to come and learn how to make your own piñata with pretty decorations in a fun and creative environment. You will learn different designs, the story of the piñata, and the song (in Spanish) you sing when you hit it. Your next party will be amazing with your beautiful piñata.
First 6 Sessions:FULL
Friday Dates: September 10th, 17th, 24th and October 1st, 8th and 15th
Teacher: Martha Duff
Cost: $45.00
Maximum: 8 students
Martha has a bachelor's degree in Child Psychology, a master's degree in Education, and more than 20 years experience working in poverty-stricken areas of Mexico. Her favorite activities are learning about people, keeping healthy, and spending time with her family. She moved to Canada in 2007 with her husband (Sean) and two children (Alejandro - 15 years, Josué - 12 years) and currently resides in Surrey.
Testimonial:
She is excellent!! Her method and approach to teaching Spanish is very efficient and comprehensive. Very colorful, animated and easy to remember. Her didactic approach has from the beginning of the course to the end, a common thread that makes her material easy to remember. She is very committed to making sure kids learn well. I think she is not only a natural teacher but a very creative one, which is a bonus. Her curriculum is the most practical. I was very impressed and the kids were too! They were actually dialoguing at the end of the six weeks. I hope people take advantage of this great opportunity. Salome