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Falls ChurchRecreation & ParksFall 2016Registration Dates:photos by Gary MesterResidents: August 15; Non-Residents: August 22Register Online at www.fallschurchva.gov/recreation
Farmers Market23rd Annual Farm DaySaturday, October 8, 10am-3pmCherry Hill Park, 312 Park AvenueOPEN YEAR ROUND!Saturdays in City Hall Parking Lot,300 Park AvenueApril 2-December 31, 2016, 8am-Noonphoto by Gary MesterEnjoy hayrides, pony rides, a petting farm, scarecrow making,pumpkin painting,blacksmithing and more.For scarecrows pleasebring a long sleeved shirt,long pants and an old pairof pantyhose. For moreinformation call703-248-5171.Halloween Carnival(The market may not be held December 24th)January 7-March 25, 2017, Time to be determinedEnjoy fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers and more!Sunset CinemaFriday evenings, Septemebr 9, 23, and 308:00pm or dusk at Cherry Hill ParkNot just one, but three evenings full of free fun for the entirefamily! Bring a blanket and bug spray and spend the eveningwatching a movie on our large outdoor screen. Popcorn,candy, drinks and food from a local food truck will beavailable for purchase.Viewer’s Choice! Friday,September 30th will be a doublefeature and you get to choose thefeature film of the night. Votingends July 28th.Saturday, October 29, 6-7pm Infants toKindergarteners, 7:30-8:30pm 1st to 5th GradersFalls Church Community Center,223 Little Falls StreetTons of candy, games,face painting, a live creepycreature show and more!Fun for the entire family!Veterans Day CeremonyFriday, November 11, 11amFalls Church Veterans Memorial223 Little Falls St.Vote online at www.fallschurchva.gov/polls41st Annual Taste of Falls Churchat the Fall Festival24th Annual Holiday Gift & Craft ShowSaturday, December3, 9am-4pmSunday, December 4, 11am-4pmFalls Church Community Center,223 Little Falls St.photos by Gary MesterSaturday, September 17, 10am-4pmCherry Hill Park, 312 Park AvenueEnjoy a day full of live entertainment, children’s activities,amusement rides and more. Be sure to bring an appetite as localrestaurants will be sampling their unique cuisine! Come and visitthe many local civic organizations, businesses, artists and craftvendors that will be present.Come enjoy over 50 juried crafters selling handmade items.Admission is 1 Children under 12 free.Event Sponsorships Available!The City of Falls Church has many sponsorshipopportunities for its special events. To learn more abouthow you or your business can sponsor a City specialevent, please contact the Recreation & Parks Dept at703-248-55199 or cmadison@fallschurchva.gov.
General InformationCommunity CenterHours of m-10pm8am-11pm8:30am-11pm2-6pm (April-December)12-6pm (January-March)Table of ContentsAdult/Senior Clubs.35Adult Sports.16Art Classes.10Cherry Hill Farmhouse.4Chess.8Community Center Holiday ScheduleThe building will be closed for Labor Day on September 4& 5, and Thanksgiving Day, November 24. The buildingwill close at noon on December 24 and closed all dayDecember 25.Dance Classes. 11-12Hobby Class Holiday ScheduleNo camps or classes are held on the following days unlessotherwise noted: October 10, November 11, 24-27, andDecember 2-4.General Information.3, 42Teen Gym TimeAges 13-19 only: Friday and Saturday, 7pm-11pmAdult Gym TimeAges 19 and over only: Monday, 8-10pm.Subject to gym availability.Phone NumbersRecreation & Parks Department Office.703-248-5077Falls Church Community Center.703-248-5027Falls Church Senior Center.703-248-5020Electronics Classes. 8-9Facilities. 37-38Fitness Classes. 17-18Information for Residents. 39-40Library.41Martial Arts Classes.15Mentoring Program.13Piano & Voice Lessons.9Preschool Program.6Registration Information & Form.43Senior Programs. 35-36Special Events.2Sport Classes. 14-15Summer Camps. 19-34Teen Center Office.703-248-5307Tennis.15Cherry Hill Farmhouse.703-248-5171Yoga Classes.17Fax .703-536-8150Youth Sports.16Open Gym.703-248-5077Recreation & Parks StaffAdvisory Board of Recreation and ParksDaniel J. Schlitt, DirectorAmy Maltese, Hobby Class Coordinator, Senior Program SupervisorChris Madison, Special Events, Senior Program SupervisorJimmy Ruby, Sports Coordinator, Program SupervisorLaShawn Timmons, Teen and Camp Coordinator, Program SupervisorTracy Browand, Senior Center Coordinator, Recreation SpecialistKyle Clarke, Recreation SpecialistKeke Sidik, Senior Administrative AssistantLisa Reid, Administrative AssistantHoward Herman, Farmers’ Market ManagerCorey Jannicelli, Cherry Hill Farmhouse Coordinator, Recreation SpecialistMike Noyes, Crew Leader, Parks and Landscape MaintenanceJuan Salguero, Building Maintenance WorkerWilliam Kargbo, Building Maintenance WorkerCharlie Buettner, Building Maintenance WorkerRaul Chafloque, Landscape Maintenance WorkerDrew Loszynski, Landscape Maintenance WorkerSteve Selby, ChairCharles O’Hara, Vice ChairKathryn ChandlerRobert Meeks, Planning Commission RepresentativeLori LafaveLeslie RyeLawrence Webb, School Board RepresentativeMarybeth Connelly, City Council LiasonFall 20163
Cherry Hill FarmhouseEVENTS AT CHERRY HILLFARMHOUSEFarm DayCherry Hill Farmhouse312 Park Avenue703-248-5171The Cherry Hill Farmhouse is located on Park Avenue, nearCity Hall and the Falls Church Community Center. Thehouse hosts several special events, educational workshops,and seasonal programs annually. It is also available to rent forspecial occasions.Cherry Hill Farmhouse was completed in 1845. Thewell-preserved house is an example of a Greek RevivalStyle framed home of the period. Today the house is fullyfurnished with antiques of the mid-19th century. Historicinterpretations of the house focus primarily on the timeperiod 1856-1868 when the Blaisdell family lived at CherryHill.William Blaisdell purchased the 73-acre farm in 1856. Hesold the produce he grew on the premises at the CentreMarket in Washington D.C. Mr. Blaisdell successfullymanaged the farm through the Civil War. The City of FallsChurch now owns and operates the Cherry Hill FarmhouseMuseum, and its remaining property, known today asCherry Hill Park. The household furnishings and antiquetool collection in the Barn are owned by the Friends ofCherry Hill.Today, reenactments, concerts, readings, lectures,workshops, teas, and private events take place at CherryHill throughout the year. The house is open to the publicTuesday through Saturday between the hours of 9 am and4 pm however we strongly encourage visitors to call aheadto ensure tour availability or visit during our Open Househours scheduled Saturdays April through October from 10am- 12pm. Special tours can be arranged for large groups,scout troops, and school children by calling 703-248-5171.Cherry Hill can also be rented for special occasions. Thehouse and surrounding park provide a lovely setting forwedding receptions and small parties. The house capacity is50 people for a standing event and 20 for a seated gathering.For larger parties, the outside grounds can be used and atent is required. For more information on any scheduledevents, rental information and availability of the Cherry HillFarmhouse please contact Corey Jannicelli at703-248-5171 or cjannicelli@fallschurchva.gov.4Enjoy a day of old fashioned fun and activities for the wholefamily, including: horse drawn hayrides, petting farm, ponyrides, pumpkin painting, scare crow making (bring yourown long pants and a sleeved shirt), live music, tours of thefarmhouse and barn, blacksmith demonstrations, and food.Free Admission, fee for some activities.Date: Sat 10/8Time: 10am – 3pmLocation: Cherry Hill Farmhouse & ParkCall 703-248-5171 for more information.Fall Harvest TeaJoin us for this special tea celebrating the harvest season andthe history of Falls Church as a farming village. Guests willdine on sandwiches, assorted sweets, scones, and hot tea!Date: Sun 10/23Time: 2 – 4pmFee: 30 per personLocation: Cherry Hill FarmhouseCall 703-248-5171 for more information and reservationsMurder at the ManorIt was a dark and stormy night the perfect setting for murderand mayhem. Join us as we explore the Victorian’s love ofmurder, mystery, and suspense with stories that take place atthe manor house where gentlemen and ladies mingle withvicars, butlers, maids, and a whole cast of characters. Beware!You never know who to trust. But one thing you can be sure of- you’ll have a frightfully good time at our own manor house,Cherry Hill. **Reservations Required**Date: Fri. 10/28Time: 8 pmFee: 5 per personLocation: Cherry Hill FarmhouseCall 703-248-5171 for more information and reservationsCivil War ChristmasStart your Christmas Season off with a visit to Cherry HillFarmhouse to see how Christmas was celebrated during theCivil War. Costumed re-enactors welcome friends, neighbors,and soldiers who gather for some holiday cheer in the midst ofthe conflict. Period decorations, music and Christmas carols,literary readings, poetry, and children’s activities are all part ofthe festivities.Date: Sat 11/26Time: 10am – 2pmFee: Free AdmissionLocation: Cherry Hill FarmhouseCall 703-248-5171 for more information.Falls Church Recreation and Parks
Cherry Hill Farmhouse, Tot Time, Early Release and Professional Day ProgramsChildren’s Holiday ShoppeThis annual fundraiser for Cherry Hill Farmhouse is anopportunity for children to purchase inexpensive gifts for theirfamily members with help from volunteers. All gifts are 6 orless and gift wrapped for free.Date: Sat 12/3Time: 10am – 2pmLocation: Cherry Hill FarmhouseCall 703-248-5171 for more information.Holiday TeaEnjoy a special holiday tea and talk at the historic farmhouse.The house will be decorated in mid-19th century perioddécor and will include a tree. The talk will be presented by the1858 mistress of Cherry Hill. As always the tea consists of teasandwiches, assorted sweets, warm scones and a bottomless cupof tea. ***Reservations are Required***Dates: Sat 12/10, Sun 12/11 Time: 2 – 4pmFee: 30Location: Cherry Hill FarmhouseCall 703-248-5171 for more information.Tot TimeBring your preschoolers and watch them climb throughtunnels, ride tricycles, and interact with peers. Allequipment is provided including tricycles. No strollersor food in the gym. Dates subject to change. Visit www.FallsChurchVA.gov/OpenGym for an updated schedule.This program is not held when special events are in the gymor if the Community Center is closed for a holiday.Location: GymFridays: 9/16-11/18; 10a-12p; No tot-time 11/11 1/childPROFESSIONAL DAY WORKSHOPS& EARLY RELEASE WEDNESDAYPROGRAMSExplore, Create & Play 6-11 yearsSchool’s out oh what fun! Being out of school has never beenthis overloaded with fun! We’ll enjoy a dynamic set of activitiessuch as yoga, Zumba, basketball, capture the flag and relayraces. We’ll also spend some time exploring nature then we’lltop the fun off by making a nature-inspired craft to documentour fun.Mon: 11/79am-5pm180100-AR: 90 / NR: 110Instructor: 26th DimensionLocation: Teen CenterWednesday Early Release2nd grade through 5th gradeJoin us Wednesdays during the school year where we willkeep your kids active and engaged with enrichment programs.STEAM and Play, or Basketball classes. Transportationprovided from Thomas Jefferson. Parents pick up atCommunity Center at 4pm. Children must be in at least 2ndgrade to participate.STEAMWed: 9/7-12/14*120700-A1:45-4pmR: 575 / NR: 595BasketballWed: 9/7-12/14* 1:45-4pm120700-BR: 475 / NR: 495Instructor: Baroody CampsLocation: Art Room, Full Gym*No class dates 10/12, 11/9, 11/23Dramatic Kids Workshop6-12 yearsAwaken creativity & explore your artistic talents in this fun,dynamic theater arts day camp! Learn the art of improvisationaltheater techniques, the building blocks of playwriting, andthe elements of scene study. Our talented Teaching Artists willguide students towards writing their own original sketch to takehome!Tue: 11/89am-5pm181416-AR: 136 / NR: 156Instructor: C.A.R.E. ActorLocation: Teen CenterFall 20165
PreschoolGeneral InformationProgramOpen House forNew Students:Open House for new students will beheld on Thursday, September 8, 2016.Juniors: 10amMorning Seniors: 11amAfternoon Seniors: 12pmPre-K Readiness: 1-3pmPreschool Program 3-5 years (Please see birthdate range below)Our preschool program focuses on fun and positive learning experiences for 3-5 yearolds that will prepare students for future elementary school study. Students developsocial, physical, and cognitive skills through interactive, hands-on experiences. EarlyChildhood teaching is often theme-based and always age-appropriate. Studentsparticipate in several activities daily that will promote the development of fine andgross motor skills, mathematical thinking, and literacy skills. Our qualified staff andsmall class ratio makes a safe program for everyone. Our program is licensed by theState of Virginia Department of Social Services. Children must be potty-trained bythe first day of the fall session. In order to register for the preschool program, childrenmust be born within the birth dates listed. Proof of age via birth certificate and aphysical and immunization report is required on the first day of the program.Location: Preschool RoomJuniors (Birthdates Oct. 1, 2012 –Sept.30, 2013)Tue/Thu: 9/13-12/15*9am-12pm111001-FR: 582 / NR: 602*No class dates 11/24Tue/Thu: 1/3-5/25*9am-12pm111001-FR: 860 / NR: 880*No class dates 4/11, 4/13Seniors (Birthdates Oct. 1, 2011 –Sept. 30, 2012)Mon/Wed/Fri: 9/12-12/16*9am-12pm111002-FR: 882 / NR: 902*No class dates 10/10, 11/11, 11/25Mon/Wed/Fri: 1/4-5/26*9am-12pm111002-FR: 1,1225 / NR: 1,1245*No class dates 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/12, 4/14Learn more about theFalls Church CommunityCenter Preschool program atwww.fallschurchva.gov/recreation6Afternoon (Birthdates Oct 1, 2011 –Mar 31, 2013)Mon/Wed/Fri: 9/12-12/16*1-4pm111005-FR: 882 / NR: 902*No class dates 10/10, 11/11, 11/25Mon/Wed/Fri: 1/4-5/26*1-4pm111005-FR: 1,1225 / NR: 1,1245*No class dates 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/12, 4/14You are encouraged to enroll yourchild for both sessions. Please considerpaying the 100 non-refundabledeposit to hold a spot in the secondsession. This deposit is required tobe paid only if a spot is available atthe time of initial registration. Thebalance fee for the second session isdue December 1, 2016.Pre-K Readiness4-5 years (Birthdates Oct. 1, 2011–Sept. 30, 2012)This program will offer your child theopportunity to socialize with childrenentering Kindergarten in September2017. Your child will be able to enhanceand strengthen his or her independentlearning abilities in a productive andpositive classroom environment. Overand above the preschool programguidelines, your child will also havea chance to participate in activitiesthat revolve around seasonal themesaccentuated to encourage cognitivethinking and creative skills. This class willalso initiate beginning writing, readingand conversational skills. Children mustbe potty trained. Proof of age via a birthcertificate and your child’s physical andimmunization report, will be required onthe first day of the program.Location: Preschool RoomTue/Thu: 9/13-12/15*1-4pm111003-FR: 582 / NR: 602*No class dates 11/24Tue/Thu: 1/3-5/25*1-4pm111003-FR: 860 / NR: 880*No class dates 4/11, 4/13Falls Church Recreation and Parks
GeneralEnrichmentInformationClassesBoogie Woogie Tumble &Twirl 3-4 yearsThis is the perfect intro class for yourhead boppin, toe tappin munchkin. Theywill learn basic tumbling skills whileintroducing their bodies to beginner dancetechnique with creative movement. Thisclass will not only improve coordinationand fine motor skills but encourageconfidence and performance participation.Come Boogie Woogie with us to all of theirfavorite tunes. Comfortable lose clothingand bare feet are recommended.Wed: 9/21-12/14* 1:15-2pm110406-AR: 144 / NR: 164Fri: 9/23-12/16*1-1:45pm110406-BR: 124 / NR: 144Instructor: Adrenaline StaffLocation: Dance-Left*No class dates 11/23, 11/25, 12/2NEW!Family Improv Event3 & upJoin us for some family fun withC.A.R.E. Actor! We’ll explore movementand theater games together that fostercreativity. Please wear comfortable clothesand come ready to play and laugh withus! Fee includes one parent and one child.Fri: 9/236-7pm130700-AR: 10 / NR: 20Sat: 9/242-3pm130700-BR: 10 / NR: 20Instructor: C.A.R.E. ActorLocation: Art RoomDramatic Kids! 6-11 yearsAwaken creativity & boost self-confidencein this theater arts class that has it all! Eachweek students in this class will exploretheir imaginations and artistic talentsby participating in fun, improvisationalacting games & theatrical techniqueswhile learning the fundamentals ofdramatic storytelling facilitated by one ofour talented Teaching Artists. This classprovides a fun and dynamic space to buildconfidence, courage and character. Ashowcase of students’ original work will beperformed for their friends and family onthe last day of class!Mon: 9/19-11/21 4:30-5:15pm130703-AR: 153 / NR: 173Instructor: C.A.R.E. ActorLocation: Art RoomFall 2016NEW!NEW!My First LemonadeStand 4-9 yearsHealthy CookingKidz 6-11 yearsLet’s sell lemonade! The proverbiallemonade stand can be a highly effectiveintroduction to entrepreneurshipfor the young student. However, thebenefits of this exercise can be greatlyenhanced by adopting a businessapproach. This program empowerskids with an entrepreneurial mindsetfor their lemonade stand, drawingfrom such disciplines as marketing,finance, operations and strategy, ina supportive environment fosteringteam work. From designing marketingflyers to experimenting with recipes toestimating profits, young students willhave fun while engaging in enriching,multi-disciplinary activities with a lastingdevelopmental impact.Could your kid be a budding chef? You’llfind out in Healthy Cooking Kidz! Inthis class healthy cooking ideas withkids is fun and easy. It’s also a deliciouslearning experience for kids, allowingthem to explore new foods, learn aboutnutrition and develop math and readingskills as they measure and read directions.In Healthy Cooking Kidz we’ll use easychildrens recipes and will have your kidscooking and having fun!Sat: 9/24-11/1910-11am120116-AR: 180 / NR: 200Instructor: SPARK Business AcademyLocation: Senior Center-RightChess 5-12 yearsLearn chess from a Silver KnightsChess coach! We teach more than3,500 children each week. State andnational champions have come from ourprograms, but most of our students arejust looking to have fun! Class time issplit between lesson and play. Lessonsrange from learning the rules to advancedtournament strategies, depending onthe children. Play time is structured topair each student against an opponentof similar skill. All grades and skill levelsare welcome. Silver Knights will supplyall the equipment during chess club, butthere’s an option to purchase a chess setto take home. Students will have theopportunity to play in tournaments.Sat: 10/15-11/19 10-11am120107-AR: 145 / NR: 165Instructor: 26th DimensionLocation: Senior Center-LeftNEW!Dance Yogis6-11 yearsDance Yogis are taking the entirecosmos by storm! Dance yoga is aninnovative, creative, fun, dynamic wayfor kids to learn and enjoy the ancientart form of Yoga! Through a decadentfusion of dance, music, rhythmic flow,balance, fluid body movement and artyour child will transform. You’ll seeimprovement in their form, flexibility,awareness of breath, skill and focus. You’llalso see them transform into a moremotivated, confident, empowered yogi!In Dance Yogis we will use beautifullychoreographed Vinyasa flows to performa series of dance routines to a host ofbeautiful melodies. Each Dance Yogiwill absolutely sparkle as they learn andexperience a fun filled musical adventurethrough mind, body and soul movement.Then, on the last day of class there willbe a performance for a lovely audience ofparents!Thu: 9/22-11/17* 4:30-5:30pm120108-AR: 120 / NR: 140Instructor: 26th DimensionLocation: Dance-Left*No class dates 11/10Tue: 10/4-12/6*5:30-6:30pm130702-AR: 143 / NR: 163Instructor: Silver Knights EnrichmentLocation: Community Room*No class dates 11/87
EnrichmentGeneral InformationClassesNEW!Natural Glam Girlz6-11 yearsIt’s all about the glam in Natural GlamGirlz! Come and get your creative juicesflowing as we use them to make the mostglamorous of accessories from necklacesto purses using all natural resources. Thisclass will boost confidence, creativityand social skills. It will inspire childrento explore the possibilities and to see thebeauty in themselves. On the last dayof class we’ll top it off with a fashionshow where our fashionistas will displayfor you lovely audience of parents theirinnovative, creative works.Mon: 9/26-12/5* 4:30-5:30pm120109-AR: 160 / NR: 180Instructor: 26th DimensionLocation: Senior Center-Right*No class dates 10/3, 10/10, 10/31, 11/7, 11/21Adrenaline Tumbling6-12 yearsOur tumblers will learn tumbling basics,flexibility and beginning/intermediatelevel skills such as rolls, cartwheels andback bends. Core strength and balanceare incorporated to build strength andcoordination. Students will improveon their gymnastics skills, balance andincrease strength through movementexercises while having a great time!Comfortable loose clothing and bare feetare recommended.Ages 4-6Thu: 9/22-12/15*120410-A4:30-5:30pmR: 180 / NR: 200Ages 6-12Wed: 9/21-12/14* 6:45-7:45pm120410-BR: 180 / NR: 200Instructor: Adrenaline StaffLocation: Community Room*No class dates 111/23, 11/24Adrenaline Cheer Class6-12 yearsOur cheer class is designed to teach basicto advanced concepts of cheer. We willwork on motions and jump technique,stunting basics and cheer dances! Allof our cheerleaders will gain strength,performance techniques and improveon their showmanship! Whether you arenew to cheerleading or building on yourfoundation; we will help you to be your best!Thu: 9/22-12/156:45-7:45pm120411-AR: 180 / NR: 200Instructor: Adrenaline StaffLocation: Community Room*No class dates 11/24Manners Are NowServed! 7-12 years“Miss Vicki” with Manners Talk will holda Table Manners Class for Children, Ages7-12, that will be both fun-filled and“chock- full” of basic skills that every childshould know. Will include: Table SettingPlacement, Behavior and Posture, ProperUse of Utensils, Polite Talk at the Table,After Dining Courtesies and Exit Tips.Sat: 10/811:30am-1pm131004-AR: 75 / NR: 95Sat: 10/2911:30am-1pm131004-BR: 75 / NR: 95Instructor: Manners TalkLocation: Community RoomYouth Basketball Training6-13 yearsWith participation in our programs,players will become more confidentphysically, mentally and socially. We willhelp players improve his/her shooting,ball handling, defense and reboundingwhile having fun in a non-threateningyet competitive environment. Players willwork together and compete while theyhave fun playing basketball related gameslike Knockout, Dribble War and Sharksand Minnows. Kids will also play ageappropriate half court games.Ages 6-8Tue: 9/27-12/64:30-5:15pm120907-AR: 100 / NR: 120Ages 9-13Tue: 9/27-12/65:15-6pm120907-BR: 100 / NR: 120Instructor: Baroody CampsLocation: 1/2 Gym Back Door*No class dates 11/88NEW!Junior Entrepreneurs10-13 yearsAre your children budding entrepreneurscraving a supportive environment torealize their full potential? Do they love“Shark Tank”? This innovative programempowers students with the insights andmindset to launch their own businessideas leveraging project-based learning.Students learn multi-disciplinary skills,develop a business plan and “pitch” theirventure. From strategy and operationsto marketing and finance, this formativeexperience helps students develop anentrepreneurial mindset that will helpthem succeed in life and become strongleaders.Sat: 9/24-11/1911am-12pm120117-AR: 180 / NR: 200Instructor: SPARK Business AcademyLocation: Senior Center-RightChillax: StressManagement 11-14 yearsThis course will help your rising 6th-8thgrader be better prepared to handle theacademic, social and emotional pressuresof middle school. Students will learnstress management strategies includingyoga, breathing techniques, meditationand mindfulness practices. Researchhas shown mindfulness improves focus,mood and self-esteem. Using games,discussion, individual and groupactivities and floor exercises we cultivateself-acceptance, tolerance and mutualsupport to counter student worries andanxiety. Dress in stretchy clothing andbring a towel and yoga mat (or use oneprovided.) Instructor is a certified yogainstructor, conflict resolution educatorand sympathetic parent. More infoat: Stressburneryoga.com or email:hillary@stressburneryoga.com.Tue: 9/20-11/15* 4:15-5:15pm140106-AR: 115 / NR: 135Instructor: Stress Burner YogaLocation: Community Room*No class dates 11/8Falls Church Recreation and Parks
Enrichment ClassesInterviewing Skills forTeens 14-18 yearsBabysitter Lessons &Safety 11-16 yearsBLAST! is a program designed by theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics to trainfuture babysitters. Ideal for childrenages 11 to 16, their parent/guardian,or parent/guardians looking to hire ababysitter! A competent babysitter isknowledgeable in many basic childcareskills as well as the fundamentals ofemergency care procedures, such aschoking and CPR. The babysittermust also effectively relate on an ageappropriate level to the child or childrenthat he/she is responsible for. Thebabysitter must be ready to deal with anysudden issue that appears - from a tempertantrum to a cut finger. BLAST! providesthe necessary basic childcare informationto transform a young adult into aresponsible babysitter capable of handlinga multitude of common situations thatmay arise while caring for a child.Sat: 9/249:30am-2:30pm141002-AR: 80 / NR: 100Instructor: Health EducatorsLocation: TBDMon: 11/79:30am-2:30pm141002-AR: 80 / NR: 100Instructor: Health EducatorsLocation: Art RoomFall 2016Interviews are stressful enough, andknowing you look the part and have theskills to do well is a huge confidencebuilder. Proper manners & goodintroduction skills along with a greatpresentation and good communicationwill strengthen and polish their imageand leave a great first impression. Theworkshop series will prepare teens forinterviewing for internships, volunteerpositions, college and employment.Topics covered: Introduction Skillsincluding Active Role-Playing, ProperAttire (Dressing for Success), “Do’sand Don’ts” During an Interview, Tipsfor Good Communication, “MindfulBehavior” on Social Media and ThankYou Notes.Sat: 9/24-10/111:30am-1pm121023-AR: 130 / NR: 150Sat: 11/5-11/1211:30am-1pm121023-BR: 130 / NR: 150Instructor: Manners TalkLocation: Community RoomStrictly Self Defense16 & upThis class focusses on real world SelfDefense. Included in this course arelearning to use a number of simplemovements in a variety of ways tomaximum effect, awareness, areaassessment, and how not to be a victim.Learn how to counter the most commonattacks such as wrist, arm and shouldergrabs, chokes and tackles. The instructorhas 50 years of experience in MartialArts, a Grandmaster rank and 30 years ofteaching to SpecOPs, Air Marshall andundercover police.Mon: 9/19-12/12* 6-7pm150509-AR: 125 / NR: 145Instructor: Grandmaster Jeff CookLocation: Art Room*No class dates 10/10First Aid, CPR & AED16 & upThis ECSI (Emergency Care & SafetyInstitute) course meets job relatedrequirements as defined by the regulatoryauthorities based on the latest Guidelinesfor CPR and Emergency Cardiac Care.Includes Adult, Child, Infant CPR/ AEDinstruction and Heimlich Maneuver.Completion card issued.Wed: 9/216-9:30pm130722-AR: 75 / NR: 95Instructor: Health EducatorsLocation: Teen Center12th Annual Run forthe Schools5K Race or 1 Mile Fun Run/WalkSunday, 8am, September 18, 2016Join 700 runners and walkers tosupport the Falls Church EducationFoundation and FCCPS. The 5Krun/1 mile walk is during Fall Festivalweekend and is a USATF Certifiedcourse that winds through the treelined streets of historic Falls ChurchCity, a mix of hills and flat stretches.The Start/Finish is at 300 Bl
No camps or classes are held on the following days unless otherwise noted: October 10, November 11, 24-27, and December 2-4. Teen Gym Time Ages 13-19 only: Friday and Saturday, 7pm-11pm Adult Gym Time Ages 19 and over only: Monday, 8-10pm. Subject to gym availability. Phone Numbers R
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