rec & ed spring catalog

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Ann Arbor Public SchoolS • community EducAtion & rEcrEAtion • SPring 2011 cAtAlog

over 500 classes and Activities Adults • Youth • Preschool • Families

register online at www.aareced.com

REC&EDphone in registration

begins on Monday, April 4! call 734-994-2300, x53275

u Enjoy the convenience of Online classes, 4-5

u Get in shape through Fitness, Sports, Dance and Health and Wellness classes, 6-17

u Try tasty Cooking classes with a fresh spring twist, 30-36

u Play and create with your preschooler, 41-43

u Enrich your child's life with after school Language, Dance or Sports classes, 44-54

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Class fees are now the same for residents and non-residents!

Issue No. 30 sprINg 2011 The Ann Arbor public schools Community education and recreation Catalog is published 4 times a year in Ann Arbor, MI. our mission is to enhance the quality of life for our community through education and recreation.

1515 S. Seventh St. Ann Arbor, MI 48103734- 994-2300 www.aareced.comHours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

robert Allen, Interim superintendent, Ann Arbor public schoolssara Aeschbach, Director, Community education & recreation

REC & ED offiCE LoCation & houRsCover photo: REC & ED Acrylic Painting art class with instructor Mary Thiefuls, on the far left.

The reC & eD office is located in pioneer High school. Look for the bright blue sign on the side of the building. our address is 1515 s. seventh st., Ann Arbor, MI 48103.

REC & ED Officewill be closed Good Friday

4/22and Memorial Day

5/30

reC & eD would like to welcome non-residents of the AAps district to participate at the same low fee as residents. Take as many classes as you like at one of the locations that is convenient to you.

REC & ED 2011 Summer Camps: A Great ExperienceCampers can choose to explore a wide variety of interesting, fun and exciting topics. There are dozens of creative and academic enrichment camps, literature camps and sports camps. There are full-day themed camp programs with outoor activities and field trips to some unexpected locations.

Save time and money Enroll one camper in 5 or more weeks of full-day camps in one transaction and savE 10% off EaCh wEEk! The Early Bird Discount ends May 8th.

Enroll todAy! The summmer camps catalog is available at your school, in your local library or online at www.aareced.com You can also pick up a copy from our lobby 24/7 or call 734-994-2300 to request one by mail.

Calling all sports fans! registration has begun for reC & eD adult softball, kickball and baseball teams. Call sean Williams at 734-994-2300, ext. 53214 to sign up or email [email protected]

The Youth Team sports mailing list sign-up is on the back cover of the catalog. New this summerT-Ball for Kindergartners!

Don't miss out on the fun of your favorite sport

people of all ages achieve their own lifelong learning goals by taking classes that include computers, the arts, health and wellness, fitness, finance, languages, cooking and more. Throughout this catalog you will find a variety of high quality classes to help you brush up your skills, be-come and stay active, and just have fun!

In reC & eD Youth and preschool programs you get the creative benefits of the arts, the health benefits of exercise, the social benefits of playing and teamwork and the enrichment benefits of skill development along with the fun learning new things.

Register Now for Spring Classes!online classes for k-12 teachers ........................ 5stroller strides .................................................. 7Metabolic Makeover .......................................... 8slow flow & RestoreYoga .................................. 9first swing Golf ................................................. 9adult self-Defense ............................................ 9health & wellness ..................................... 10 -11Latin with Tim Constant .................................. 16art Classes ................................................. 18- 19art with susan ................................................ 20Movie Night: animation fascination ............... 22writing Japanese haiku .................................. 23Cooking .................................................... 26 - 30DIY .............................................................32-33Therapy Dog workshop ................................... 37

What’s New?

Phone-In Registrationbegins onApril 4!See page 58.


Registration5 Ways to register ....................................... 58reC & eD policies ......................................... 59spring registration Forms ..................60-61Class Locations & Map .........................62-63

Preschool Birth - Age 6

First steps Washtenaw .........................39-40Art ..................................................................... 41Dance .........................................................41-42Language ....................................................... 42

sports/Martial Arts ...................................... 43

swimming (parent/Child) ......................... 55

April – June

REC&ED ResourcesAdult Team sports Information .................2Class Discounts............................................. 32List of parent Child Classes ....................... 37Tuition preschool ......................................... 43reC & eD Birthday parties ......................... 45school Age Child Care ............................... 46

Youth Classes Grades K-12 The ArtsArt ..................................................................... 44Dance .........................................................45-46Music ................................................................ 47sewing ............................................................. 47 Build a Fairy garden ................................... 47

EnrichmentLego ................................................................ 48Chess ................................................................ 49Language ....................................................... 50study skills ..................................................... 51

Instructional Sports & FitnessMartial Arts .................................................... 52Yoga .................................................................. 52After school sports ..................................... 53Trampoline and space Ball ....................... 54Baton Twirling ............................................... 54 gymnastics .................................................... 54Water polo ...................................................... 54swim ..........................................................55-56Tennis ............................................................... 57Youth Team sports Info .............Back cover

After school classes are on pages 44-54.

Adult ClassesREC & ED Online Classes over 20 online spring courses .................4-5

Health & WellnessFitness ...............................................................6-8 Yoga ...................................................................8-9Health & Wellness ....................................10-11

Instructional Sportsgolf ........................................................................9self-Defense .......................................................9Martial Arts ...................................................... 12swimming ........................................................ 12Water polo ........................................................ 14 scuba & snorkeling ....................................... 13Tennis ................................................................. 14

ArtsCouples Dance .........................................15-16Dance .......................................................... 16-17Art .................................................................18-20Ceramics & Jewelry ....................................... 19Jewelry & glass ............................................... 19Woodworking ................................................. 21sewing ............................................................... 21Drama & Literary Arts .............................22-23 Music .................................................................. 23

Life EnrichmentComputers/ Digital Cameras ..................... 24 Technology ...................................................... 25Cooking ......................................................26-30Finance & Income ....................................31-32Home & garden ............................................. 33Languages, esL.........................................34-35games ................................................................ 35personal enrichment .................................... 36Dog Training & Agility .................................. 37

Adapted Rec Adaptive recreational scuba .................... 14swimming ........................................................ 38Cooking Cooperatively ................................ 38Dinner & A Movie .......................................... 38strike Force Bowling ..................................... 38

Get ready for your wedding dance, page 15

Spring 2011 Classes, Workshops & Activities

Contents


eMarketing Essentials Certificateget a fundamental introduction to eMarketing, in cluding improving email promotions and ways to increase your web site traffic. Includes readings and the three classes listed below. ID# 2902.701 4/4 – 7/1 FEE: $495

ID# 2902.801 6/6 – 9/2 FEE: $495

Improving Email Promotion Discover when to email, what to email, and testing email copy.

ID# 2902.702 4/4 – 4/29 FEE: $195ID# 2902.802 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $195

Boosting Your Website Trafficredesign your web site copy to increase your visitors and results.

ID#2902.703 5/2 – 5/27 FEE: $195 ID#2902.803 7/5 – 7/29 FEE: $195

Online AdvertisingMake online advertising work to target local audiences.

ID# 2902.704 6/6 – 4/7 FEE: $195 ID# 2902.804 8/8 – 9/2 FEE: $195

Online Certificates and Courses with REC&EDAbout Online Learningonline learning is a fun, en-joyable and very productive way to learn. Millions of peo-ple are learning online each year. You will engage with and get to know with the instructor and other partici-pants. You may make friends. It’s easy. It’s fun.

How the Course WorksIt is easy to participate in your online course. After you reg-ister, you will be given a web address to use to get into your online classroom. You will have a pass-word and use your email address and password to gain access.

Participate When You Wantparticipants can participate as much as you want, any time of day or evening. The online classroom is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There are no live real-time requirements or meetings. To get a certifi-cate, enroll in the certificate section which automatically enrolls you in the courses required to complete the certificate or you enroll in each course individually. sorry, no discounts accepted at this time.

Social MediaSocial Media for Business Certificateget in on this exciting and growing way to communicate, market and serve your customers and clients. Includes exam, certificate and three courses listed below.

ID# 2901.701 4/4 – 7/1 FEE: $495 ID# 2901.801 6/6 – 9/2 FEE: $495

Introduction to Social MediaLearn what social media are and their role in your business and per-sonal life. Find out how businesses are us ing the sites for commu-nication, customer retention, branding, marketing, market research, needs assessment and serving cus tomers and clients.

ID# 2901.702 4/4 – 4/29 FEE: $195 ID# 2901.802 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $195

Marketing Using Social MediaDevelop a two-way communication and marketing strategy for your organization using social media. Let your instructor guide you in exploring major social media, including Twitter, LinkedIn, and blog-ging.

ID# 2901.703 5/2 – 5/27 FEE: $195 ID# 2901.803 7/5 – 7/29 FEE: $195

Integrating Social Media in Your OrganizationLearn how to create your own private social media and move your web site to an interactive Web 2.0 site.

ID# 2901.704 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $195 ID# 2901.804 8/8 – 9/2 FEE: $195

eMarketing

Online TeachingCertificate in Online TeachingDiscover how to plan, develop and teach an online course. en gage in online discussion with other teachers. Three one-week courses in-cludes books and online certificate.

ID# 2904.801 Certificate 5/9 – 8/26 FEE: $495

Become a Certified Online Instructor (COI)This program will give you the fundamentals of teaching online, and the most advanced tips and techniques in the business.

ID# 2904.802 Certificate 5/9 – 8/26 FEE: $795

Building Online Learning CommunitiesFind out the importance of an online learning community. Learn about dialogue as inquiry, negotiating discussion guide lines, and intergroup and other forms of collaboration.

ID# 2904.803 7/18 – 7/22 FEE: $195

Advanced Teaching Onlineexperience one of the most advanced online classrooms for teachers. engage in online discussion with other teachers.

ID# 2904.704 4/18 – 4/22 FEE: $195ID# 2904.804 8/22 – 8/26 FEE: $195

Designing Online InstructionLearn about the online instructional environment, envisioning your online course, developing a web course, phases of design and devel-opment, design guidelines, and more. Not available during summer, next class will be in November.

ID# 2904.705 5/9 – 5/13 FEE: $195


Supervisory & Leadership Certificate Learn about effective delegation, performance management, and writing performance reviews, and strategies for improv-ing your overall effectiveness as a leader. Two-month program.

ID# 2905.701 4/4 – 5/27 FEE: $395ID# 2905.801 6/6 – 7/31 FEE: $395

Teachers NEW!

Management

Green BuildingLEED Green Associate Examgreen Buildings and preparing for the LeeD green Associate exam LeeD is an internationally recognized green building certification system. This is a two-month program.

ID# 2909.701 4/4 – 5/29 FEE: $695 ID# 2909.801 6/6 - 7/31 FEE: $695

Business SkillsBusiness Research Certificate get the skills needed to effectively communicate research results to a specific audience for maximum impact. Includes certificate for successful completion of all 3 classes.

ID# 2903.701 4/4 – 7/1 FEE: $495 Introduction to Business Research: 4/4 – 4/29 Business Statistics: 5/2 – 5/27 Qualitative Business Research: 6/6 – 7/1

ID# 2903.801 6/6 – 9/2 FEE: $495 Introduction to Business Research: 6/6 – 7/1 Business Statistics: 7/5 – 7/29 Qualitative Business Research: 8/8 – 9/2

One month courses for K-12 Teachers1 graduate credit available for each of these 4 courses though university of south Dakota. $40 fee paid at a later date

Gender in the Classroom K-12 TeachersID# 2918.801 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $245

Online Learning & Technology for K-12 TeachersID# 2918.802 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $245

Generational Learning Styles for K-12 TeachersID# 2918.803 7/5 – 7/29 FEE: $245

Social Media for K-12 TeachersID# 2918.804 7/5 – 7/29 FEE: $245

Individual Online ClassesDigital Brochures Find out how you can use this low-cost new eMarketing tool to support and enhance your current marketing efforts.

ID# 2911.701 5/2 – 5/27 FEE: $195 ID# 2911.801 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $195

Entrepreneur Boot Camp This course provides insight into the characteristics, knowledge and skills needed to become a successful entrepreneur.

ID# 2912.701 4/4 – 4/29 FEE: $195 ID# 2912.801 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $195

Extraordinary Customer Service Learn how to translate your good service intentions into a work-able plan and deliver great service. The payoff is enormous.

ID# 2913.701 4/4 – 4/29 FEE: $145ID# 2913.801 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $145

Green Workplace A greener workplace can provide substantial benefits to your or-ganization’s triple bottom line – people, planet and profits. Dis-cover the keys to make your workplace green.

ID# 2914.701 4/4 – 4/29 FEE: $195 ID# 2914.801 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $195

Mentoring and Coaching in the Workplace Develop skills in the development, implementation, and sup-port of coaching and mentoring programs in your workplace. Two one-month courses.

ID# 2915.701 4/4 – 6/3 FEE: $295ID# 2915.801 6/6 – 7/29 FEE: $295

Practical Math for the Workplace For anyone interested in acquiring the skills needed to under-stand and perform common business activities such as payroll, banking, invoicing, and purchasing.

ID# 2916.701 4/4 – 4/29 FEE: $145 ID# 2916.801 6/6 – 7/1 FEE: $145

Your Company, Your Employees & The Law This one month course will provide a roadmap for effectively handing em ployee-related problems and workplace compli-ance issues that affect employers of all sizes and work industries.

ID# 2917.701 5/2 – 5/27 FEE: $395ID# 2917.801 7/5 – 7/29 FEE: $395

complete course descriptions are online at www.aareced.com/reced.onlineclasses

Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53219


Fitness

NIA Fitness Level 1-3. explore soulful movement through this mind body form of fitness done barefoot to music. NIA fits all body types and works for all ages. It's great for cardiovascular conditioning and overall agility. please bring a water bottle. Instructor: Teresa Myers. 7 weeks. No class 5/16, 5/30.

ID# 3114.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $55 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Community, gym

DAYTIME CLASS

Cardio Boot Camp Level 3-5. experience a high intensity, military style workout with movements from kickboxing, dance and more. You’ll challenge your strength, speed and stamina with interval training techniques. Bring your own mat, water bottle and light hand weights. Instructor: Donna Kujat, CpT, over 20 years of experience. 7-8 weeks. No class 4/28.

ID# 3106.701 4/19 – 6/7 Tuesday FEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM AA open- Mack, gym

ID# 3106.702 4/21 – 6/9 Thursday FEE: $55 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM AA open- Mack, gym

Pilates Matwork Are you looking for a mind-body workout that will strengthen, length-en, stretch and tone your body? Improve your muscular endurance and flexibility with an emphasis on core body mat work. please bring your own mat and water bottle. Instructor: stephanie riegle. 7 weeks.No class 5/30.

ID# 3112.701 4/25 – 6/13 Monday: Level 3-5FEE: $55 6:05 pM – 7:05 pM Bach, gym

ID# 3112.702 4/25 – 6/13 Monday: Level 1-3FEE: $55 7:15 pM – 8:15 pM Bach, gym

World Dance Workout Level 2-5. Join us for a fun and invigorating total body workout. You'll sweat to original world-beat music while combining dance moves from around the world, including West African dance. You’ll practice other exercises to tone, strengthen, stretch and release. please bring water bottle, mat and light hand weights. Instructor: sandy pierani. 8 weeks.

ID# 3105.701 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Bryant, gym

Yoga Pilates Level 2-5. Looking for an intense mind body practice done to music that will challenge your whole body while calming your mind? This is it! Weight training through the use of your own body weight will increase your lean body mass while improving your strength, flexibility, balance and posture. prior yoga or pilates experience is recommended. prac-ticed barefoot. please bring your own mat and water bottle. Wednes-day is a Flow style class. Instructor: Victoria Cendrowski, M.ed, over 35 years experience. 7-8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3110.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $75 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM CAB, Dance studio

ID# 3110.702 4/20 – 6/8 Wednesday: Flow StyleFEE: $75 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM CAB, Dance studio

ID# 3110.703 4/29 – 6/10 FridayFEE: $69 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM CAB, Dance studio

FITneSS ClASS levelS

1 = Beginning 2 = Advanced Beg.3 = Intermediate 4 = Intermediate Adv. 5 = Advanced

Fitness classes are for grade 10-adult, men and women. It is recommended that you have a physical examination by a physician before beginning an exercise program if you are over 35, pregnant or if you haven’t been physically active for the past several months. All instructors are certified fitness instructors. No classes 4/22, 4/23, 5/28, 5/31.

FITneSS MUlTI-ClASS DISCOUnT!

Enroll in any 2 fitness classes, get fit and save $5. Enroll in 3 or more fitness classes, get fit and save $10.

(Metabolic Makeover, spinning and Power kick excluded)

Register at www.aareced.com 734-994-2300, ext. 53149 or 53233

Power Yoga Pilates Level 2-5. get a well balanced workout for your whole body while keeping your mind focused with this invigorating mind-body practice done to music. Flowing poses improve cardio, strength, flexibility, bal-ance and posture. Various level options will be shown, so you can eas-ily create your own practice. Any yoga or pilates experience is recom-mended. Bring a yoga sticky mat and water bottle. practiced barefoot. Instructor: Chelsea Cendrowski. 7-8 weeks. No class 5/5, 5/31.

ID# 3130.701 4/19 – 6/14 TuesdayFEE: $75 5:45 pM - 7:00 pM Community, gym

ID# 3130.702 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $69 5:45 pM - 7:00 pM Community, gym

Cardio Dance and PilatesLevel 1-4. Work toward your lifetime fitness goals while experiencing the joy of music, dance and camaraderie. You'll get a combination of low impact aerobics for cardiovascular work and pilates for strength and flexibility. please bring your own mat and water bottle. Instructors: Jenine “Chip” grover, M.ed, over 20 years experience (702, 704) Joy Mor-ris (701, 703). 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3108.701 4/18 – 6/13 Monday FEE: $59 6:00 pM - 7:00 pM Thurston, gym

ID# 3108.702 4/19 – 6/7 Tuesday FEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM eberwhite, gym

ID# 3108.703 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $59 6:00 pM - 7:00 pM Thurston, gym

ID# 3108.704 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM eberwhite, gym

“Joy’s class is lots of fun and great for all ages & fitness levels!” class participant

Cardio Interval Mix Level 1-4. Do you like to have fun while working out? You will get a great workout in a motivating group atmosphere. Cardio Kickbox-ing moves are mixed with interval training and light weight training. please bring your own mat, water bottle and light hand weights. In-structor: Amy Leighton. 7-8 weeks. No class 5/18, 5/30.

ID# 3102.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM scarlett, Cafeteria

ID# 3102.702 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $55 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM scarlett, Cafeteria

“Amy Leighton has great energy and makes working out enjoyable!” class participant


Water Aerobics Level 1-4. You'll experience the fun of a water exercise program in-cluding low-impact aerobic conditioning, stretching and strengthen-ing. everyone is welcome. participants need to be able to enter and exit the pool without assistance (for swimmers and non-swimmers). Instructors: Donna Kujat (702, 704), Amy grover (701, 703). 6-8 weeks. No class 5/28.

ID# 3120.701 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM scarlett, pool

ID# 3120.702 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $59 5:45 pM – 6:45 pM Forsythe, pool

ID# 3120.703 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM scarlett, pool

ID# 3120.704 4/30 – 6/11 saturdayFEE: $49 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM scarlett, pool

Deep Water Aerobics Level 1-4. Aerobic and deep water conditioning are emphasized along with stretching and strengthening. Various flotation devices (water noodles) provided or bring your own. Must be comfortable in deep wa-ter. Instructor: Amy grover. 8 weeks.

ID# 3122.701 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $59 7:05 pM – 8:05 pM scarlett, pool

ID# 3122.702 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $59 7:05 pM – 8:05 pM scarlett, pool

Weight Training Level 1-5. You’ll tone up, trim down and build strength when you learn the basic weight training principles. Flexibility and core body work done in each class. Instructor: Cheryl gulbranson, CpT, over 25 years of experience. 7-8 weeks. No class 5/28, 5/31, 6/2.

ID# 3124.701 4/19 – 6/14 TuesdayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM skyline, Weight room

ID# 3124.702 4/21 – 6/16 ThursdayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM skyline, Weight room

ID# 3124.703 4/30 – 6/18 saturdayFEE: $55 9:20 AM – 10:20 AM Huron, Weight room

Circuit & YogaLevel 2-5. get 2 workouts in 1. Timed circuits using machines and free weights for cardio and strength, followed by a power yoga workout to enhance cardio, strength and flexibility. please bring a yoga mat, water bottle and fitness shoes. Instructor: Cheryl gulbranson, CpT, over 25 years of experience. 7-8 weeks. No class 5/28, 6/1.

ID# 3126.701 4/20 – 6/15 WednesdayFEE: $75 6:00 pM – 7:15 pM Community, Weight room

ID# 3126.702 4/30 – 6/18 saturday FEE: $69 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM Huron, Weight room

Circuit & PilatesLevel 2-5. get 2 workouts in 1. Timed circuits using machines and free weights for cardio and strength followed by a pilates-based workout focusing on core muscle strength and flexibility. please bring a pilates mat, water bottle, and wear fitness shoes. Instructor: Cheryl gulbran-son, CpT, over 25 years experience. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3116.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $75 6:30 pM – 7:45 pM Community, Weight room

Personal TrainingLevel 1-4. Do you want personal attention to help you meet your fit-ness goals? Whether you need to lose weight, train for an athletic event or just get into better shape, this is for you! private, semi-private and small group (3-4 people) sessions are available. Classes meet at Com-munity High School weight room. Certified personal Trainer: Mark A. Harris, CpT. 3 classes. Mondays. FEE: $149.

clAss iD# TiMe DATes

3123.701 4:00 pM – 5:00 pM 4/18 – 5/2

3123.702 5:05 pM – 6:05 pM 4/18 – 5/2

3123.703 4:00 pM – 5:00 pM 5/9 – 5/23

3123.704 5:05 pM – 6:05 pM 5/9 – 5/23

Stroller StridesDo you want to exercise while spending time with your child! stroller strides provides a total body workout for moms of stroller-age children (approx. 6-weeks to 4 years). The workout is appropriate for parents of all fitness levels and combines a power walk with intervals of toning and cardio. You’ll use exercise tubing, the environment (e.g., bench-es and stairs), and the stroller for a fun and social exercise program. Children remain in their strollers, but are involved in the workout with songs and creative drills. please bring a towel or mat and water bottle. Any sturdy stroller is acceptable, please, no umbrella strollers. Instruc-tor: Taryn gal. 8 weeks.

ID# 3117.701 4/21 - 6/9 Thursday FEE: $ 59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Forsythe, parking Lot

NEW!

Nordic Walking WorkshopLevel 1-5. This activity is based on cross-country skiing, but without snow. Learn and experience proper technique while engaging both upper and lower body muscles. stretching techniques are also taught. This is very effective for burning calories and building cardiovascular fitness for all ages and levels of ability. Bring your own water bottle. Training poles are provided by the instructor or bring your own. In-structor: Inge gaiser.

ID# 3103.701 5/7 saturdayFEE: $25 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Huron, parking Lot


Power KickLevel 1-5. Are you looking for a total body workout that totally kicks butt? How about a way to increase your stamina, flexibility, and strength while listening to your favorite dance music? You'll use ba-sic kickboxing, martial arts and self-defense moves with professional heavy bags to get a great fat-burning, muscle toning workout done tomusic. please bring water. Kick-boxing gloves are recommended to protect knuckles. Instructors: Jibril Naeem. 8 weeks.

ID# 3113.701 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $75 6:30 pM – 7:30 pM Balance point Fitness Spinning®

Ages 13 and up. Level 1-5. If you can sit on a bicycle, you can do this. spinning® is a cardiovascular workout on specially designed stationary bikes. A certified instructor uses music, imagery, and goal setting to simulate a ride on the open road and guides you through changing terrain. All levels welcome. Instructors: elmo Morales (701), Carolyn gersh (702), susan Morales (703) Lisa steele (704). 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3115.701 4/16 – 6/4 saturday: Level 1-3FEE: $69 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM Bodies in Balance studio

ID# 3115.702 4/18– 6/13 Monday: Level 1-5 FEE: $69 7:00 pM – 7:45 pM Bodies in Balance studio

ID# 3115.703 4/19 – 6/7 Tuesday: Level 1-5FEE: $69 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM Bodies in Balance studio

ID# 3115.704 4/29 – 6/17 Friday: Level 1-5FEE: $69 5:45 pM – 6:30 pM Bodies in Balance studio

Yoga classes are for adult men and women. It helps you become more aware of your body’s posture, alignment and patterns of movement. It makes the body more flexible and helps you relax even in the midst of a stress stricken environment. This is one of the foremost reasons why people want to start Practice Yoga to feel fitter, and be more energetic, happier and peaceful. It is recommended that you have permission from your physician to do yoga, if you are pregnant or have potential health conditions, as a precaution to starting an exercise regimen.

Yoga

Basic Yoga re-balance your body and increase your energy through basic yoga. You will use standing and seated poses, along with breath work to re-lease tension from the body and mind. Basic Yoga is recommended for everybody. please bring a yoga mat. Teacher: sondra o’Donnell, erYT 500, sun Moon Yoga Director. 8 weeks.

ID# 3708.701 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $99 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM sun Moon Yoga studio

Iyengar Yoga experience invigorating yoga postures using the methods of BKs Iy-engar to strengthen the body, create a feeling of well-being, reduce stress, and release tension through physical activity and meditation. To participate in this class you need to be able to get down to and up from the floor. Wear comfortable clothing and removable footwear (yoga is practiced with bare feet). The use of yoga props (provided or bring your own) and individualized teaching are emphasized so students of vary-ing experience, ages, flexibility and strength can participate together. Instructor: David rosenberg, certified Iyengar Yoga with over 16 years experience. 8 weeks.

ID# 3706.701 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $95 7:00 pM – 8:30 pM stone school, Commons

ID# 3706.702 4/23 – 6/11 saturdayFEE: $95 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM stone school, Commons

Register at www.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

More Yoga classes are on page 11.

Better Back Yoga soothe tension throughout your body and strengthen and maintain the health of your spine and back muscles using classic yoga postures and technique. You will learn yoga techniques that will help increase flexibility in tight and restricted muscles and joints that inhibit the use of the spine and back. please bring a yoga mat. Teacher: sondra o’Donnell, erYT 500, sun Moon Yoga Director. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3710.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $99 7:45 pM – 9:00 pM sun Moon Yoga studio

ID# 3710.702 4/21 – 6/2 ThursdayFEE: $99 11:00 AM – 12:15 pM sun Moon Yoga studio

Yoga For Strength Do you want a lively, invigorating yoga practice that builds strength while increasing flexibility and releasing tension then this is for you. This well-rounded Vinyasa style yoga promotes strength, flexibility and clarity of mind. Focusing on breath and movement through postures fills you with energy and helps you mentally to feel totally alive. please bring a yoga mat.Teacher: sondra o’Donnell, erYT 500, sun Moon Yoga Director. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3712.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $99 6:15 pM – 7:30 pM sun Moon Yoga studio

ID# 3712.702 4/21 – 6/2 ThursdayFEE: $99 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM sun Moon Yoga studio

Metabolic MakeoverAre you looking for that extra something in a class? This awesome boot camp style workout has a new, metabolism-boosting nutritional goal each week. Taking small steps leads to long-term success! All fit-ness levels welcome, exercises will be modified as necessary. Taught by Lynda gronlund, ACe certified personal trainer. 8 weeks.

ID# 3118.701 4/21 - 6/9 Thursday FEE: $ 75 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Balancepoint Fitness

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Zumba Level 1-4. Ditch the workout, join the party! If you like Latin dance and international zest, you'll love Zumba! Interval and resistance training are combined to give you a great cardiovascular workout. Wear fitness shoes and bring a water bottle. Instructors: sandy pierani (701),Mesha Terrell (702), Doris Farrugia (703). 7-8 weeks. No class 5/28, 5/30.

ID# 3140.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Bryant, gym

ID# 3140.702 4/27 – 6/8 Wednesday FEE: $55 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Wines, gym

ID# 3140.703 4/30 – 6/18 saturday FEE: $55 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM scarlett, Cafeteria

See Bollyfit on page 17.


Self-Defense Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

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NEW!Adult Self-Defense Are you looking for an exciting and informative self-defense class that prepares you for almost anything? You’ll learn how to prevent violence and defend yourself and your children and spouse from bare hands attacks, guns and knives. Men and women welcome, no experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothes. Instructor: Joel pitti, 4th degree black belt and over 15 years of teaching experience. 8 weeks.

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3314.701 Wednesday 8:00 pM – 9:00 pM 4/20 – 6/8 pKsA Karate $79

Vinyasa Flow This flowing form of Hatha Yoga is the most popular yoga in the u.s.! Vinyasa Flow is a gentle yoga for all levels, perfect for beginners. It integrates the mind, body and breath into one practice. You move through fluid transitional movements, using synchronized breathing, to connect the sustained postures to create heat. This is a challeng-ing and empowering yoga that emphasizes breath connection, core strength and body awareness. please bring a yoga mat. Teacher: Lau-ren gunzel. 8 weeks.

ID# 3715.701 4/19 – 6/7 Tuesday FEE: $65 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Lakewood, gym

*Enroll in 2 classes taught by ita reyes cyi, save $19. Enroll in 3 classes, save $38. Ita Yoga Studio is located inside Plymouth Road Mall.

Restorative Yoga renew and heal your body through restorative yoga. This is a thera-peutic style of yoga that integrates functions of the mind, body, and breath into one practice. Through this gentle approach, you will focus on stimulating and relaxing your body with modified yoga twists, for-ward and backward bends, stretches, and inversions. each class ends with meditation, allowing for complete relaxation. All skill levels are welcome and no previous experience is necessary. please bring a yoga mat and blanket to class. Instructor: Lauren gunzel 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3716.701 4/18 – 6/13 Monday FEE: $65 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Lakewood, gym

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Yoga Flow* Yoga Flow is a wonderful way to let go of stress and relax. Yoga Flow sequences encourage your body to heat up, increase your heart rate and help your mind connect to the breath and movement of the poses. Any previous yoga experience is recommended in this mod-erate to intermediate level class. please bring a yoga mat. 7 weeks.

ID# 3702.701 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday FEE: $89 6:00 pM – 7:15 pM Ita Yoga studio

Gentle Yoga* gentle Yoga is a great way to learn the poses and increase flexibil-ity at a calmer pace. You’ll focus on relaxation, breathing exercises (pranayama) and gentle poses (asanas) to return flexibility to your body. Whether you are brand new to yoga or looking for a more gentle approach, you will experience the benefits of this class. please bring a yoga mat. 7 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3714.701 4/25 – 6/13 Monday FEE: $89 7:30 pM – 8:30 pM Ita Yoga studio

ID# 3714.702 4/26 – 6/7 Tuesday FEE: $89 7:30 pM – 8:30 pM Ita Yoga studio

ID# 3714.703 4/27 – 6/8 Wednesday FEE: $89 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM Ita Yoga studio

ID# 3714.704 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday FEE: $89 7:30 pM – 8:30 pM Ita Yoga studio

Slow Flow & Restore Yoga* Are you looking for a slower paced approach to Yoga Flow? If you need a gentler approach, you will experience the benefits of this class. You will learn to let go of unnecessary thoughts while focus-ing on the breath and the movement of yoga. This is followed with a series of deeper stretches and tension releasing poses. It is recom-mended that you have yoga experience. please bring a yoga mat. 7 weeks.

ID# 3704.701 5/1 – 6/12 sunday FEE: $89 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Ita Yoga studio

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GolfFirst Swing GolfAre you new to the game of golf, or interested in learning a new life-time sport? You'll learn everything you need to start playing the great game of golf and having fun. You'll learn the basics of the game; put-ting, chipping, pitching; bunker play, fall swing, rules/etiquetie and fitness. please bring your clubs and water. Instructor: Debbie Williams-Hoak, Former LpgA Tour player, Head Teaching professional LakeForest golf Club, Director of Lake Forest golf Academy. 7 weeks.

ID# 3480.701 4/19 – 5/31 TuesdayFEE: $139 6:30 pM – 7:30 pM Lake Forest golf Club

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More Martial Arts classes on page 12.


Health & Wellness Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Couples Massage sign up with a friend, partner or Mom for a massage workshop that’s both relaxing and energizing. Learn to give and receive a therapeutic massage using techniques from an experienced massage therapist. Wear comfortable clothing and bring 2 pillows and a blanket or mat. Fee enrolls 2 people. Instructor: Jim Mcginity, Certified Massage Therapist. 1 class.

ID# 1880.701 5/7 saturdayFEE: $59 10:00 AM – 12:30 pM scarlett, Media Center

Lose it Fast, Lose it Forever™Do you dream about changing your life? Carmen and steve lost 130 lbs of fat in 6 months and gained renewed confidence. Chris and ellen lost 80 pounds in 6 months and gained boundless energy. Frank and Keith each lost 40lbs in 10 weeks. By applying the principles taught by Biggest Loser Contestant pete Thomas, you can lose weight and gain so much more. You are person-ally taught by pete as he guides you through his life-changing weight loss course. Classes are seminar style and focus on Mastering Your Mind, Managing Your Mouth and Multiplying Your Muscle. Additional support systems are available to you online and outside of class to ensure your success. (For details go to: www.loseitfastloseitforever.com) Materials fee of $25 due to instructor at first class. 10 weeks.

ID# 1853.701 4/18 – 6/27 MondayFEE: $195 12 Noon – 1:00 pM reC & eD, Conf. room

ID# 1853.702 4/18 – 6/27 MondayFEE: $195 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM A2 preschool, Family room

Heal Your Digestive SystemYou’ve heard the expression, “You are what you eat.” sixty percent of your body’s immune system lives in your digestive tract. prob-lems like inflammatory bowel disease, allergies, eczema, Crohns disease, sinus and asthma are directly influenced by a compro-mised digestive system. explore basic holistic strategies for heal-ing your digestive and immune system. 1 class.

ID# 1832.701 4/20 WednesdayFEE: $19 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D212

Balance Your Hormones, Balance Your Lifeestrogen, progesterone, testosterone and thyroid. Four power-ful hormones that have a wide ranging effect on reproduction, menopause, blood pressure, weight loss, healthy sexual function, bone loss and many other essential functions of life. explore ways to safely balance these hormones using holistic, sustainable and natural methods. 1 class.


Gary Merel, M.S.L.Ac. offers these popular one-day classes in holistic health

NEW!Understanding Food AllergiesIt is estimated that as many as 1-in-4 people has a food allergy or sensitivity. symptoms of a food allergy can include migraines, IBs, Crohn’s Disease, ulcerative Colitis, asthma, sinus problems, weight gain, autoimmune conditions, as well as chronic skin problems. often testing for a food allergy can be problematic. review the 8 most common allergies including gluten, eggs, milk, soy and pea-nut allergies. Topics of discussion will include the use of digestive enzymes, elimination diets, restoring the immune system, as well as supplements to heal the digestive tract. If you have a food aller-gy, you can still have a healthy and happy eating lifestyle. 1 class.


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Brain RescueDo you know where your keys are? If you are becoming more forget-ful, less organized, less focused, more stressed and feel like you are losing your wits, help is on the way. Discover how you can reduce brain stress and put some joy back in your life. Instructor: Dr. Dan geck. 1 class.

ID# 1835.701 5/3 TuesdayFEE: $19 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D212

Reversing Type 2 DiabetesThis serious illness has become an epidemic in our country. It is the underlying cause of many symptoms such as fatigue, hair loss in women, vascular disease, chronic pain and more. If you find yourself at risk for, or suffering from this disease, join us to discover how you might avoid or reverse its affects through clinical nutrition. Instructor: Dr. Dan geck. 1 class.

ID# 1831.701 5/12 ThursdayFEE: $19 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D205

Tai Chi Chuan with Master YoungYang style Tai Chi is taught as a vehicle to motivate you to integrate your mind, body, and spirit in a way that improves your overall health and interactive quality with the world around you. Through movement, meditation, and breathwork you learn to cultivate energy as you work through the poses of Tai Chi. Instructor: Wasentha Young. 8 weeks.

ID# 1821.701 4/18 – 6/13 Monday: BeginningFEE: $95 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM peaceful Dragon

ID# 1823.701 4/20 – 6/8 Wed.: ContinuingFEE: $95 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM peaceful Dragon

Beginning Insight MeditationIn these days of hectic activity and disturbing news, meditation can be a valuable tool to calm your mind, improve your focus and lead you to new ways of experiencing your life. often students report a new sense of satisfaction. some even call it happiness. Instructor: Mary grannon 6 weeks (1816.701) and erica Dutton. 5 weeks – 4/23, 4/30, 5/14, 5/21, 6/14 (1815.701).

ID# 1816.701 4/19 – 5/24 TuesdayFEE: $59 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM Deep spring Center

ID# 1816.702 4/23 – 6/4 saturdayFEE: $59 1:00 pM – 3:00 pM Deep spring Center

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6 Patterns of Thyroid DysfunctionHave you been taking medication for thyroid problems but find it is no longer working for you? It may be time to take a deeper look. There are many underlying causes of thyroid dysfunction. It is im-portant to target and treat the right causes. explore the 6 patterns of thyroid dysfunction and discuss causes and treatments. Instructor: Dr. Dan geck. 1 class.


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The first REC & ED class to graduate at the Peaceful Dragon School!

Wasentha Young has over 40 years of experience in her field. She is a Master and scholar in the art of T’ai Chi Ch’uan and Chi Kung, has received formal instruction in Taoist and Buddhist meditation, achieved certification in Acupressure (Institute of Acupressure in Berkeley, CA), received a certificate as a Wellness Counselor in Mind/Body Consciousness (Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, CA), and holds a Masters degree in Transpersonal Studies.

3 new Spring health classes Meet the New Instructor Dr. Dan geck

Dr. Geck received his degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic. He has spent 12 years studying in the fields of Clinical Nu-trition and Chiropractic. In his practice he focuses on finding the underlying causes to the chronic symptom patterns people deal with in their daily lives.

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Aikido Ages 14-Adult. Learn to fly -- and land without getting hurt! Aikido is a form of Japanese Budo based on the philosophy and martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Aikido, the way of harmony, involves redirecting an attack using throws and pins in a fun, noncompetitive atmosphere. BeGiNNiNG Basic throws, pins and break falls are introduced. CoNtiNuiNG You continue to work on beginning skills and add more advanced break falls and weapons techniques. Loose workout clothing is recommended. Instructor: Wade Davis, Aikido Yoshokai Assoc. of North America. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

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3310.701 Beginning Monday 7:00 pM – 7:45 pM 4/18 – 6/13 scarlett, upper gym $75

3310.702 Beginning Thursday 7:00 pM – 7:45 pM 4/21 – 6/9 scarlett, upper gym $75

3310.703 Continuing Monday 7:00 pM – 8:15 pM 4/18 – 6/13 scarlett, upper gym $95

3310.704 Continuing Thursday 7:00 pM – 8:15 pM 4/21 – 6/9 scarlett, upper gym $95

Sanchin Ryu Karate for Families and Individuals PareNt/ChiLd: Ages 3-Grade 2, Families: 3rd grade and up, fee is per family of 2 or more. Individual: Grade 9 and up. This program is set in a non-competitive and informative atmosphere that allows parents and children to learn together. Through sanchin ryu Karate, you will build self-confidence, understand stress management and increase composure and self-defense aware-ness. You will learn to use your whole body, so size is not important. physical techniques are taught with drills and exercises for a positive self-defense education. iNdividuaL Grade 9-uP. Training is designed to empower today’s adults with knowledge that can save your life. You will learn a broad range of techniques, strikes, how to get out of grabs and more! Both courses can be repeated to increase your knowledge and technique. Instruction by certified sanchin-ryu instructors, who hold a rank of at least 1st Degree Black Belt with bi-monthly certification. 8 weeks.

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3318.701 parent/Child Tuesday 6:00 pM – 6:45 pM 4/19 – 6/7 Forsythe, gym Annex $65

3318.702 Family Tuesday 7:30 pM – 8:15 pM 4/19 – 6/7 Forsythe, gym Annex $65

3318.703 Individual Tuesday 8:15 pM – 9:00 pM 4/19 – 6/7 Forsythe, gym Annex $35

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SwimmingInstructional SwimGrades 6-Adult. skill Levels: BeGiNNer Work on the basics of swim-ming. advaNCed BeGiNNer prerequisites: swim comfortably on your back and 10 yards on your front using basic arm stroke. The goal of this class is to get comfortable in deep water. iNtermediate pre-requisite: Comfortable in deep water. You continue to improve your strokes and learn basic swim workouts. advaNCed prerequisites: swim 50 yards of front stroke, back stroke, and breast stroke, as well as tread water. Coach will tailor workouts to meet your specific needs. perfect for tri-athletes or those looking for fitness swimming. 8 weeks.

iD# 3520.701 4/20 – 6/8 Wednesday: BeginnerfEE: $85 7:00 PM – 7:45 PM Forsythe, Pool

iD# 3520.702 4/20 – 6/8 Wednesday: Adv. Begin.fEE: $85 7:50 PM – 8:35 PM Forsythe,Pool

iD# 3520.703 4/20 – 6/8 Wednesday: Intermed.fEE: $85 7:50 PM – 8:35 PM Forsythe, Pool

iD# 3520.704 4/20 – 6/8 Wednesday: Advanced fEE: $85 7:00 PM – 7:45 PM Forsythe, Pool

Open Therapeutic SwimGrades 10-Adult. High point pool is a therapeutic pool (water temp- erature between 88 – 96 degrees) that is beneficial if you have any type of arthritis or other physical ailment/impairment. Kick boards and noodles will be available; you can also bring your own equipment. The pool space will be kept open, no lane lines. registrations are not ac-cepted on site. 7 weeks.

ID# 3530.701 4/29 – 6/10 FridayfEE: $39 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM High Point, Pool

Private and Semi-Private Swim Lessonsprivate and semi-private (2 or 3 people) lessons are $120 for four 30-minute private sessions or $80 per participant for four 30-minute semi-private sessions. Various pools, times, and instructors are avail-able. Call the reC & eD swim program at 734-994-2300 ext. 53232, for more information and to schedule convenient times. Due to the large volume of calls we receive, you may need to leave a message and your call will be returned as quickly as possible.

Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53232email: [email protected]

Youth Martial Arts classes are on page 52.

Family and Youth Swim is on pages 55-56. Water Polo is on pages 14 & 54.

Martial Arts Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233


Scuba & SnorkelingDivers Incorporated

for information and registration 734-971-7770. www.diversinc.comHuron Scuba, Snorkel & Adventure Travel for information and registration 734-994-3483. www.huronscuba.com

PADI Open Water Diver Course: Pool and ClassroomAges 10 & Up. This is a comprehensive and stress free way to learn to scuba dive. The classroom and pool portions of this program are completed during five 4-hour sessions usually one night per week for five weeks. each evening allows beginners to learn about scuba div-ing in the classroom followed by pool diving in a relaxing, un-hurried atmosphere. This program prepares you to complete your open water certification dives, which can be done locally or at any pADI Dive center worldwide. Course costs start at $249.

PADI eLearning National Geographic Open Water Diver CourseAges 10 & Up. You start online at www.diversinc.com/elearning work-ing at your own pace and continue with an instructor learning to scuba dive in the pool. This course can be completed in as little as 2 days and it can get you ready within almost any schedule. This all-inclusive course takes you from start to finish and starts, on average, every two weeks regardless of the number of participants. pricing starts at $120 per person. Call for details.

PADI National Geographic Open Water Diver ProgramsAges 10 & Up. The most complete way to learn to scuba dive the pADI National geographic Way. You join an elite group of explorers, adven-turers and conservationists. This all-inclusive course takes you from start to finish and starts, on average, every 3 weeks regardless of the number of participants.

PADI Snorkeling CourseAges 8 & Up. get more out of your snorkeling experience on your next travel adventure! The pADI snorkeling course is an easy way for you to get a private session with a certified pADI Instructor. We will even pro-vide you with the equipment. offered almost every week, 1 evening class. Course cost $85

PADI Digital Water Photography CourseAges 8 & Up. Whether you scuba dive or a snorkel, you learn the ba-sics of shooting pictures underwater in this course. We provide the camera, instruction and equipment. You provide your enthusiasm and creativity towards this enjoyable pastime. This course is offered once a month,1 class. Course cost $75

PADI Discover Scuba Diving ExperienceAges 8 & Up. This one night program allows you and your friends an opportunity to try scuba. on the evening of the program, an instructor will teach you a little about the equipment, some techniques for suc-cess and then we will give you the opportunity to learn to dive in the pool. We provide all the equipment and when you show up on time, we give you a coupon good for $50 towards the price of the full scuba course just for participating. program includes a lecture, video presen-tation, equipment fitting, and pool session where you learn to breathe underwater. offered at least once a month. Cost: $25.

National Geographic™ or PADI Open Water Diver Programs Ages 10 & up. Beginners enjoy an adventure in scuba diving, with three evenings of pool diving & games and three shorter evenings of class-room discussions. Weekend and private course scheduling is available. Certification dives can be completed locally or during one of our ad-venture travel group trips around the world. 1-3 weeks.

Introductory Scuba Diving Evening: Taste Test of ScubaAges 8 & Up. Huron scuba’s teachers invite you to attend an exciting evening of scuba diving in a local pool. No prior experience or certifica-tion is necessary. This opportunity for family fun is a great way to spend an evening together and provides an excellent head start towards be-coming a certified scuba diver. You bring smiles and swimsuits, Huron scuba will provide the rest.

Huron Scuba’s S3 ProgramSecrets to Successful SnorkelingAges 6 & Up. This is an entertaining and informative program where you will learn and apply personal water sport safety techniques and snorkeling skills. Designed to be fun for beginners as well as informa-tive for experienced snorkeler. upon completion you are ready for snorkeling around the world with added confidence and success. pri-vate classes are available.

Adaptive ScubareCreatioNaL SCuBa diviNG For iNdividuaLS with ChaL-LeNGeS. Ages 10 & Up. This adventure in scuba diving takes people with physical or mental challenges anywhere from a Discover scuba experience up to a full certification for scuba diving. Your adventure could include certification as diver with pADI and/or Handicapped scuba Association. As the name says, we can adapt to almost anything! This exciting opportunity will open up a whole new weightless world of recreational activities and opportunities that you can enjoy with family and friends. each course will be built to your needs.

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TennisAdult Tennis LevelsPlease read the player level descriptions below carefully to place yourself in the correct class. Registered participants may check out a loaner tennis racquet from the REC &ED office one week prior to the start of class. varsity Tennis Center classes participants must wear tennis court shoes with non-marking soles. for all classes, no running shoes, please. REC & ED teams follow the UsTa Code of Conduct.

Beginner Little or no experience; will learn basic stroke mechanics of forehand, backhand, volley, serve; footwork, rules, and scoring. AdvAnced Beginner Can briefly rally the ball with forehand and backhand, can serve over net; will review and improve groundstrokes, volleys, serve, footwork and learn overheads and approach shots. intermediAte Can rally from the baseline fairly consistently, feels comfortable at net hitting volleys and overheads, serves consistently; will work on perfecting all strokes, improving confidence, consistency, strategy and tactics. AdvAnced Can consistently rally the ball deep, hit with direction and spin, have dependable shots, serve with control; advanced practice drills, games, strategy, tactics and match play.cArdio tennis (advanced Beginner to advanced, NTRP 2.5 – 5.0) Improve your fitness and footwork moving and grooving on court while hitting hundreds of tennis balls! This intense, fun, fast-paced aerobic tennis workout is for players at the advanced beginner level and higher(no beginners please). Not recommended for players with beginner fitness levels or mobility limitations.Check out www.cardiotennis.com.Women's clinic (advanced Beginner/Intermediate, NTRP 3.0) for advanced beginner to intermediate players. Continue developing your game through instructional drilling, coaching, live ball feeding games and doubles match play. Great for NTRP 3.0 league players! Instructor’s permission required.PlAyers clinic i (Intermediate-Coed, NTRP 3.0-3.5) for developing intermediate players with NTRP level 3.0-3.5. Classes include speciality drills, play-based games, and match play. Instructor's permission required.PlAyers clinic ii (Intermediate/advanced-Coed, NTRP 3.5-4.0) for intermediate to advanced players with NTRP level 3.5 and up. Classes include speciality drills, play-based games, and match play. Instructor's permission required.

Register at www.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53243email: [email protected]

Morning Clinics at Varsity Tennis CenterClinics at Varsity Tennis Center are taught by our Head Tennis professional, Fode Camara. see course descriptions. players must wear tennis court shoes with non-marking soles.

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3602.711 Women’s Clinic (NTrp 3.0)

Mon. 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM 4/18 - 5/16 5 $109

3602.712 Women’s Clinic (NTrp 2.5)

Wed. 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM 4/13 - 5/18 6 $129

3604.701 players Clinic I Tues. 10:00 AM – 12 Noon 4/12 - 5/17 6 $159

3604.702 players Clinic II Thurs. 10:00 AM – 12 Noon 4/14 - 5/19 6 $159

3606.701 Cardio Tennis Tues. 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM 4/12 - 5/17 6 $99

3606.702 Cardio Tennis Thurs. 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM 4/14 - 5/19 6 $99

Sunday Outdoor Program at Pioneer see player Level Descriptions for correct class placement. Classes are located at pioneer on the 4 courts near the flagpole entrance. No class 5/29. 5 classes.

iD# 3602.701 5/1 – 6/5 Sunday: Beginner fEE: $79 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Pioneer, Court

iD# 3602.702 5/1 – 6/5 Sunday: Advanced Beginner fEE: $79 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Pioneer, Court

iD# 3602.703 5/1 – 6/5 Sunday: IntermediatefEE: $89 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM Pioneer, Court

Beginner and advanced beginner high school players up to age 15 should attend youth instructional classes, and those 16 and older attend adult instructional classes before proceeding to Team Ten-nis. experienced high school players (in-termediate to advanced), please refer to gold Team, listed online at www.aareced.com, under category “youth tennis”. See youth Tennis on page 57.

Water PoloWater Polo High School, Collegiate & Masters Water Polo. You will improve your game through scrimmages and individual skill development, plus get swim conditioning. This is a great opportunity to continue playing the game you love. Head Coaches: evan Koorhan and Justin Thoresen, Huron Water polo. 8 weeks.

ID# 3599.701 4/20 – 6/8 Wednesday FEE: $49 7:00 pM – 8:30 pM Huron, pool

Water Polo: High School Boys Grades 9-12. You will improve you game through swim and dry land conditioning and scrimmages. This is a great opportunity for begin-ners and for returning players. Head Coaches: evan Koorhan and Jus-tin Thoresen, Huron Water polo. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3598.701 4/18 – 6/9 Monday-Thursday FEE: $99 7:30 pM – 9:00 pM Huron, pool

Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

See youth Water Polo on page 54.

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Couples Dance Students (16 & older) are welcome to enroll in Couples Dance classes. The fee is per individual.

Ballroom and Latin Classes with Dorian DeaverJoin Dorian Deaver, member of the Imperial society of Teachers of Dancing, to learn the international styles of Ballroom and Latin dances in a sup-portive and patient atmosphere. LeveL i Dorian teaches you a few dances which may include Foxtrot, Tango, Waltz, Cha Cha, rumba, or others not listed. Dances differ each term. No experience necessary. LeveL ii is for those who are comfortable with dances taught in Level I and would like to continue learning new dance patterns. one dance is selected and focused on for the entire session. 6 weeks. No class 5/29. Fee is per individual.

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2284.701 Level I: Singles sunday 4:00 pM – 5:00 pM 5/1 – 6/12 CAB, room D $55

2284.702 Level I: Partner required sunday 5:05 pM – 6:05 pM 5/1 – 6/12 CAB, room D $55

2284.703 Level II: Partner required sunday 6:10 pM – 7:10 pM 5/1 – 6/12 CAB, room D $55

American Social Ballroom Classes with Sue Bareissue Bareis has over 26 years of experience teaching dance. Partner required. Fee is per individual. 5 weeks. SLow daNCe You will learn the Night Club Two step. It is simple, attractive, and ro-mantic and may be used in a variety of settings such as night clubs, weddings, and holiday parties. You’ll dance to soft contemporary rock music. taNGo The Tango is a Latin Dance that is characterized by gliding steps and poses and has quick stacatto action.SwiNG/Foxtrot sign up for this combo class to learn both of these popular dances. east Coast swing consists of a rock step and is a rotational dance which does not travel. Foxtrot is done to 4/4 timing and is a smooth dance traveling around the dance floor. iNtermediate polish up your style and technique of ballroom dance. Dancers may learn new steps of the prerequisite dances or new dances may be introduced. prereq-uisite must know the basics of Cha Cha, Foxtrot, Waltz and swing.

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2262.701 slow Dance Monday 6:30 pM – 7:30 pM 4/25 – 5/23 $45 Forsythe, Cafeteria

2262.702 Tango Monday 7:30 pM – 8:30 pM 4/25 – 5/23 $45 Forsythe, Cafeteria

2262.703 swing/Foxtrot Wednesday 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM 4/27 – 5/25 $45 Clague, upper gym

2262.704 Intermediate Wednesday 7:00 pM – 8:00 pM 4/27 – 5/25 $45 Clague, upper gym

“dorian and Jennifer were fantastic to learn from, they made everyone feel comfortable including us beginners.”

A Class Participant

Wedding Dance prepare for that special day! Learn steps that can be used in your bridal dance, at the reception, and at other social gatherings. Foxtrot, rumba, and swing are a few of the dances taught. This class is fun for the entire bridal party and friends. Partner required. Fee is per individual. In-structor: Dorian Deaver, Member of the Imperial society of Teachers of Dancing. 6 weeks. No class 5/29.

ID# 2284.701 5/1 – 6/12 sundayFEE: $55 7:15 pM – 8:15 pM CAB, room D

Ballroom Hustle Ballroom Hustle is a fun dance that can be danced in a variety of so-cial settings. steps are rhythmic and can be danced to fast and slow music. You and your partner will look great doing this dance on the dance floor. Partner required. Fee is per individual. Instructor: Dorian Deaver, member of the Imperial society of Teachers of Dancing. 6 weeks. No class 5/28.

ID#2284.705 4/30 – 6/11 saturdayFEE: $55 1:00 pM – 2:00 pM Dorian’s studio

“dorian and Jennifer made it fun and low pressure.”

Stephanie Grainger

NEW!Ballroom for High Schoolers Dance the night away at your prom or next high school dance! Learn-ing to dance is fun with instructor Dorian Deaver. This is a couple-style class in which you learn 3 styles of dancing: Ballroom, Latin, and Hustle. For you whether you are just starting out or have taken lessons before, this class is just right for you. Partner required. Fee is per individual. Instructor: Dorian Deaver. 6 weeks. No class 5/27.

ID# 2284.706 4/29 – 6/10 FridayFEE: $55 5:00 pM – 6:00 pM pioneer, Aux. gym


Latin with Tim Constant LatiN BeGiNNer The waiting is over and Tim Constant has returned to reC & eD to teach you this energetic and sexy style of dance. Learn the basic moves, turns, spins and patterns for the fun American style Cha Cha and salsa.LatiN iNtermediate Tim Constant teaches you more challenging steps for the salsa and American style Cha Cha. No partner required. Fee is per individual. 5 weeks. No class 5/27.

ID# 2280.701 5/6 – 6/10 Friday: BeginnerFEE: $45 6:00 pM – 6:55 pM Clague, Cafeteria

ID# 2280.702 5/6 – 6/10 Friday: intermediateFEE: $45 7:00 pM – 7:55 pM Clague, Cafeteria

NEW!

Classes with Louise TamresInstructor Louise Tamres has been teaching dance for 18 years. partner required. Fee: is per individual. 6 weeks. No class 5/17.SoCiaL daNCe 101 A few easy dance steps are all you need to get on the dance floor. Louise gently introduces you to the basics of Ballroom, Latin, swing, Tango, Waltz, Night Club, slow Dancing, and Disco in just 9 lessons. SwiNG is a versatile dance that can be danced to a wide variety of music: Big Band, Mo-town, oldies and rock 'n roll-all the way to today's top music hits. Learn this fun and simple dance so that you can bop and boogie away at the next party! The simple east Coast swing is the style taught in this class. SaLSa can be hot, and this dance is hot! You start with simple forward and back steps that are danced to energetic Latin music. Then you learn the turns and arm styling that give you the overall look and feel of Latin dancing. Location: Forsythe, Cafeteria.

clAss iD# DAnce DAy TiMe DATes fee

2274.701 salsa Tuesday 6:30 pM – 7:25 pM 4/26 – 6/7 $55

2274.702 social Dance 101 Tuesday 7:30 pM – 8:25 pM 4/26 – 6/7 $55

2274.703 swing Tuesday 8:30 pM – 9:25 pM 4/26 – 6/7 $55

“The instructor is positive, approachable and encouraging.” A Class Participant.

Break Dance Break a sweat dancing to the latest beats! Local and popular dancer Maurice Archer brings his energy to reC & eD to teach you break dance moves in a friendly and fun environment. Improve kinetics, increase flexibility, and develop coordination through the rhythmic self expres-sion of America's premier dance form. 7 weeks.

ID# 2276.701 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday FEE: $65 7:15 pM – 8:15 pM stone school, gymHip Hop

Grades 8-Adult. Don’t be shy! Come move to the groove and dance to the latest hip-hop and pop beats. Learn challenging choreography filled with style and energy. get a great workout and learn one of to-day’s most popular forms of dance. ComPaNy Instructor recom-mendation is required. Artistic Director: gina Danene Thompson. 6-7 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2288.701 4/26 – 6/7 Tuesday: hip hopFEE: $65 6:30 pM – 7:30 pM CAB, room D

ID # 2288.702 4/25 – 6/6 Monday: CompanyFEE: $55 7:05 pM – 8:05 pM CAB, room D

More Dance

Line DanceWhat are you waiting for? Come out and dance like no one is watching! This dance class is for everyone at any level. You learn line dances and move to a variety of popular music from Toby Keith and elvis to the pussycat Dolls and gwen stefani. Line dancing provides a fun way to workout and is great exercise. Instructor: earleen Wolford. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2234.701 4/25 – 6/6 MondayFEE $55 7:15 pM – 8:15 pM scarlett, Cafeteria


Couples Dance Continued

spring 2011 rec & eD 17DAYTIME CLASS

TapMany adults find that tap dancing helps to enhance their memory and mind/body connection. In LeveL i you are introduced to basic tap steps and a variety of combinations danced to a wide selection of music. In Level II you further develop your tap skills, while dancing to a variety of music styles. LeveL ii is for you if you have mastered the basics and would like to learn more. Tap shoes required. Instructor: Yung-Lien Chang. 7 weeks.

ID# 2268.701 4/27 – 6/8 Wednesday: tap iFEE: $65 6:00 pM – 6:55 pM CAB, room B

ID# 2268.702 4/27 – 6/8 Wednesday: tap iiFEE: $65 7:00 pM – 7:55 pM CAB, room B

Jazz Fusion In this popular class, artistic director gina Thompson brings her unique style and choreography to teach you the latest moves in dance. Classic techniques in jazz, funk, and hip hop are taught. A high energy warm-up featuring strengthening, core work, and yoga stretches offers you a great workout. 7 weeks.

ID# 2282.701 4/26 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $65 7:35 pM – 8:35 pM CAB, room D

Irish DanceGrades 8-Adult. Top o’ the mornin’ to you! since the mid 1990’s, Irish dance has grown in popularity, largely due to the worldwide success of riverdance and Lord of the Dance. LeveL i Focus is on both the techni-cal and performance aspects of Irish dance. You learn soft shoe jigs and reels, as well as one or two choreographed routines to be performed at the end of the class. LeveL ii You will focus on hard shoe and soft shoe dances. More advanced reel and jig steps will be taught and you work on complex movements such as rocks and butterflies. Prerequi-site: students should be proficient in the fundamentals of Irish dance. Instructor recommendation required. see receipt for shoe recommen-dation. Instructor: Anna Zielinski is a dancer for the Liem Irish Dance group, university of Michigan. 6-7 weeks. No class 5/27.

ID# 2202.701 4/29 – 6/10 Friday: Level i FEE: $55 7:00 pM – 8:00 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2202.702 4/25 – 6/6 Monday: Level iiFEE: $55 8:15 pM – 9:15 pM CAB, room D BollyFit Fitness that’s Fun!

Do you dream of an energizing fitness class that’s a spa experience not an exercise to be dreaded? Bolly Fit is the fitness through dance sensation that is dazzling Michigan. BollyFit combines artistic elements of Bollywood, classical, and Bhangra styles in a dynamic dance expe-rience. It brings together beginner dancers and grandmothers who haven’t danced in years. You will experience increased athleticism and aliveness! No dance experience necessary, come sweat gracefully! In-structor Anuja rajendra is Creator, Ceo and Artistic Director of Bol-lyFit. 7 weeks.

ID# 2193.701 4/26 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $79 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM CAB, room D

Belly DanceBelly Dance, known as a Near eastern dance or “Dance orientale,” is a beautiful and expressive art form and great exercise. It is enjoyed by people of every age and body type. BeGiNNer i Learn basic move-ments, step combinations and a simple choreography with emphasis on posture and safe body mechanics. BeGiNNer ii You expand and perfect the basic movements learned in Beginning I with emphasis on technique. Instructor: Mary Weed (701, 702 ); Nancy goings (703, 704) 6-7 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2294.701 4/25 – 6/6 Monday: Beginner iFEE: $55 11:30 AM – 12:30 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2294.702 4/27 – 6/8 Wednesday: Beginner iFEE: $65 8:05 pM – 9:05 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2294.703 4/25 – 6/6 Monday: Beginner iiFEE: $55 12:45 pM – 1:45 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2294.704 4/28 – 619/ Thursday: Beginner iiFEE: $65 7:45 pM – 8:45 pM CAB, room D

Like Bollyfit? See more Dance Fitness classes on pages 6-8: Cardio Dance Pilates, World Dance

Workout, NIA Fitness and Zumba!

BalletGrade 7-Adult. The timeless movements of ballet can be yours! each class includes working at the barre, center work, and basic choreogra-phy. The curriculum is based on the Cecchetti method, which is a pro-gressive approach in learning ballet. LeveL ii class is for you if you have had two years of previous ballet or with instructor recommendation. PoiNte PraCtiCe class includes barre warm-ups and center floor practice. CeCChetti PraCtiCe is for levels 1-3. pointe shoes required for pointe classes only. Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 6-7 weeks. No class 5/28, 5/30.

ID# 2298.701 4/25 – 6/6 Monday: Level i FEE: $55 5:20 pM – 6:15 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2298.702 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday: Level iiFEE: $65 6:35 pM – 7:35 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2298.703 4/30 – 6/11 saturday: Pointe PracticeFEE: $55 3:25 pM – 4:25 pM CAB, room D

See youth Dance section page 46, for Cecchetti Practice Class for grades 3-adult


Art Classes

Acrylic Painting Beginner and ContinuingAcrylic paint was introduced in the 1950s and, since then, has domi-nated the arts. It has been accepted by artists as a viable alternative to oil paint. It is extremely versatile and fast-drying This class is for both beginners and continuing students. BeGiNNer students will learn ba-sic painting techniques, color theory, and color mixing. CoNtiNuiNG students will further understand mixed media applications, abstract painting techniques, mixing colors, and advanced color theory. In-structor: Mary Thiefels. You can see Mary’s website at treetownmurals.com. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2188.701 4/25 – 6/6 MondayFEE: $115 6:00 pM – 9:00 pM CAB, room B

Creative Drawing with Colored Pencil Join Barbara goodsitt, professional illustrator and member of the Col-ored pencil society of America, as she shows you how to create stun-ning paintings from the point of a pencil. You learn basic techniques and explore the creative possibilities of colored pencils when blended with mixed media. Colored pencil can be combined with watercolors, acrylics, pastels, and colored inks on various surfaces. Have fun with this versatile medium. The instructor will give demonstrations and in-dividual support to students of every skill level. see Barbara’s website at www.barbaragoodsitt.com. 6 weeks. No class 5/31.

ID# 2118.701 4/26 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $85 1:30 pM – 3:30 pM CAB, room B

“Instructor is sensitive to personal preferences,

flexible and encouraging.” A class participant

PortraitureArtists through the ages have taken advantage of the readiness of the self portrait to explore artistic techniques. Learn the basics of facial anatomy and different approaches to the art of portraiture. select the 2-D medium you are most comfortable working in (pastel, watercolor, pencil, charcoal, acrylic). Bring a mirror, sketch book, pencil and your choice of materials to the first class. easels are available on site. Instruc-tor: Jennifer Wolf. 4 weeks.

ID# 2179.701 4/26 – 5/17 TuesdayFEE: $89 6:00 pM – 9:00 pM CAB, room B

NEW!

NEW!Cover Art for the Ann Arbor ObserverThe Ann Arbor observer is known for its original cover art depicting scenes from Ann Arbor. Have you wondered who does the cover art? It could be you! This class is for continuing watercolor painters who would like to create a painting to submit to the Ann Arbor observer for consideration as a cover. The instructor will discuss guidelines for submission, as you work from your own photos of Ann Arbor scenes. Bring your art supplies and photos of Ann Arbor to the first class. This class meets with the Watercolor Continuing class. 6 weeks.

ID# 2182.703 5/5 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $85 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM CAB, room B

Watercolor Outdoorsget outside and celebrate spring! enjoy painting in watercolor land-scapes, flowers, insects, and buildings. students who know basic water-color techniques and understand composition, value, and perspective will benefit from this class. Tips for working in the field will be covered. Class will meet in easily accessible locations in the Ann Arbor area. At-tendance at the first class is important. We will meet at the Cultural Arts Building to discuss locations, driving directions, weather contingen-cies, and supplies. Instructor: Jennifer Wolf. 7 weeks.

ID# 2182.701 4/28 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $95 10:00 AM – 12 Noon CAB, room B

Watercolor– ContinuingJoin other watercolor students as you work on independent projects in a supportive, encouraging environment. Instructor offers guidance as needed, including technical help, problem solving, and goal setting. short demonstrations of various techniques are included in each class. participants must have completed one semester of beginning instruc-tion or the equivalent. Instructor: Jennifer Wolf. 6 weeks.


“Jennifer does a great job instructing to each of our needs.”

A class participant

Learn to Draw BeGiNNiNG aNd CoNtiNuiNG Instructor Crystal Westfield, pioneer High school art teacher, gently introduces you to basic drawing tech-niques. You will explore line, shape, tone, texture, perspective, and composition. some lessons from Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain are incorporated. All skill levels are welcome. Continuing students work on how to draw light, shadows, and texture in portraits, interiors, and landscapes. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2186.701 4/25 – 6/6 Monday FEE: $85 6:00 pM – 8:00 pM pioneer, room e105

Painting with Oil PastelsYou can achieve beautiful effects with oil pastel by mixing, blending, and layering colors. oil pastels have a wide range of beautiful colors to work with. Compared with traditional pastels, which are harder and have a chalk-like consistency, oil pastels are soft, oily and are a more “painterly” medium. Learn oil pastel techniques and apply them to painting landscapes, animals, and portraits. Materials cost of $15 will be payable to instructor at class. Instructor: Andrea Inostroza, www.andreainostroza.com 7 weeks.

ID# 2152.701 4/28 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $95 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, eroom 105


SumptuousSilk Scarves Witness the magic of fine French dyes flowing over the surface of silk. Learn fun and easy ways to create 3 stunning scarves. pat-tern them with shibori (Japa-nese tie dye), shaving Cream, and a few other surprise ingredi-ents. Your friends will marvel at your artistic ability. great gift idea for Mother’s Day. Wear old clothes. $25 materials fee payable to instructor at first class includes 3 oblong scarves. Bring a can of shaving cream. Instructor Nancy Mckay is a well-known local artist with a strong knowledge in silk painting and Textile Art. 3 classes.

ID# 2171.701 5/10 – 5/24 TuesdayFEE: $79 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pattengill, Cafetorium

Digital Silk Painting A 3,000-year-old tradition meets 21st century technology! Broad-en your creativity by combining silk painting and digital art. print and paint onto lustrous silk. experiment with physical and virtual layering. Learn to mount and mat your work for framing. No silk painting experience is needed; however, intermediate skills in digital image processing (photo shop or similar software) are nec-essary. A laptop is helpful for class; otherwise bring copies of your images on a CD. Materials fee of $45 is payable to the instructor at the first class. 3 classes. No class 5/8

ID# 2171.702 5/1 – 5/22 sundayFEE: $95 1:30 pM – 4:30 pM CAB, room B

NEW!

“Nancy’s laid back approach helped everyone achieve success.” A Class Participant

Jewelry & Metal Working BeGiNNiNG & CoNtiNuiNG Jewelry Designer and Metalsmith Idelle Hammond sass will teach you to make jewelry that is polished, riveted or textured by etching and roller printing. You will be introduced to jewelry tools such as the flex shaft, disc cutters, a hydraulic press, torch-es and hammers. using brass, copper and silver, you will design and make several pieces including a formed cuff bracelet in copper. Con-tinuing students will be introduced to new techniques such as sweat soldering and stone setting. Bring a notebook and pencil to class and some graphic images you can use to photocopy onto metal. students can drop in for up to two hours of open studio time per week during scheduled times or by prior arrangement. Fee includes a $15 materials kit. Additional materials will be available for purchase. see instructor’s website at www.idellehammond-sass.com studio is not wheel chair accessible. No scholarships or discounts accepted for this class, with the exception of Boe’s. 6 weeks.

ID# 2166.701 4/27 – 6/1 WednesdayFEE: $209 6:30 pM – 9:00 pM Idelle’s studio

ID# 2166.702 4/28 – 6/2 ThursdayFEE: $209 6:30 pM – 9:00 pM Idelle’s studio

“At the end of this class, I have multiple pieces that I can wear. It is so fun telling people that I made it!” Rondi Russell

CeramicsGrade 7-Adult. Learn classical techniques of tile making, slab construc-tion, sculpture, press molding, wheel throwing, coiling, extrusions, and glazes. rec & ed furnishes all tools and equipment. You will receive in-dividual instruction and work in a comfortable and supportive ceram-ics studio. students may create 5-6 medium to large pieces. Beginning and continuing students welcome in any class. open studio on Fridays 7:00 pM-9:00 pM is available for any currently enrolled student to fin-ish projects started in class. scholarship recipients pay $55 (adult); $50 (youth); seniors and 50% scholarship recipients pay $173. Instructor: William schultz. 10 weeks.

ID#2198.701 4/17 – 6/19 sundayFEE: $295 12 Noon – 3:00 pM CAB, room A

ID# 2198.702 4/19 – 6/21 TuesdayFEE: $295 6:00 pM – 9:00 pM CAB, room A

ID # 2198.703 4/21 – 6/23 ThursdayFEE: $295 6:00 pM – 9:00 pM CAB, room A

ID # 2198.704 4/22 – 6/24 FridayFEE: $295 4:00 pM – 7:00 pM CAB, room A

Introduction to Furnace Glass Blowingget a real taste of what it’s like to study furnace glass working in this introductory class designed exclusively for reC & eD participants. us-ing a steel rod, you learn to draw molten glass from a furnace, add col-or and manipulate the shape to form beautiful paperweights, drawer pulls, bottle stoppers and small vessels. You can expect to make 2 to 8 pieces per week depending on complexity. Instructor Annette Baron has 20 years of experience creating glass art. No scholarships or dis-counts accepted for this class, with the exception of Boe’s. 4 weeks.

ID# 2138.701 4/30 – 5/21 saturdayFEE: $299 3:00 pM – 6:00 pM Baron glassworks

ID# 2138.702 6/4 – 6/25 saturdayFEE: $299 3:00 pM – 6:00 pM Baron glassworks

See “Exploring Clay Together” on page 44Ceramics for grades K-6 and their grown-up!

Stained GlassWould you like to make a stained glass panel for your home? You are introduced to the copper foil technique of stained glass and learn basic steps to create your own work of art. During the first class you build a sun catcher and, over the following weeks, a stained glass panel. No prior experience necessary. Materials and tools will be provided. No scholarships or discounts accepted for this class, with the exception of Boe’s. Instructor: Connie Carello. 4 weeks.

ID# 2180.701 4/26 – 5/17 TuesdayFEE: $189 6:00 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, room e 101


Students (15 & older) are welcome to enroll in Adult Art classes


Girls Nite Out Join the fun and laughter in this congenial group setting and create unique works of art. Try something different each week! explore finger painting, beading, Dipsy Doodles, block printing, mosaic, dye transfer on fabric and more. New projects are introduced each term. scholar-ship recipients pay $29. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipi-ents pay $62. Instructor: susan C. Wright. 7 weeks.

ID# 2128.701 4/27 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $99 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Wright studio

Yarn Play: Knit or CrochetDo you need a refresher for turning yarn into a functional object or do you want to learn the basic techniques? Learn how to knit or crochet, read a pattern, expand your stitch repertoire, practice increase and de-crease methods, or simply get the instruction that will assist you with your chosen project. The instructor’s extensive reference library and collection of current publications will be available for you and provide inspiration for the project of your choice. Work at your own pace. see receipt for list of materials. Instructor: susan C. Wright. 7 weeks.

ID# 2161.701 4/26 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $85 6:30pM – 8:30pM Wright studio

ID# 2161.702 4/28 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $85 10:30 AM – 12:30 pM Wright studio


Mosaic Mania Immerse yourself in the artist’s studio where “tons” of colorful ceramic, glass, and granite fragments await your hand to transform them into a mirror, wall hanging or flower pot. You work with ceramic tiles, marble, granite, pottery, dishes and glass, embedding the tesserae directly into mortar, then grouting to fill in the gaps. All tools, materials and supplies ($49 value) plus open studio time included. scholarship recipients pay $54. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $107. Instruc-tor: susan C. Wright. 7 weeks.

ID#2132.701 4/25 – 6/6 MondayFEE: $165 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Wright studio

ID#2132.702 4/28 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $165 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Wright studio

ID#2132.703 4/30 – 6/11 saturdayFEE: $165 10:00 AM – 12 Noon Wright studio

ID#2132.704 5/1 – 6/12 sundayFEE: $165 12:30 pM – 2:30 pM Wright studio

NEW!Address Plaque grace the entrance to your home with this one-of-a-kind mosaic ad-dress plaque that you create from a variety of materials including glass tiles, ceramics, stained glass, millefiori, pottery, beads, glass nuggets and all manner of tesserae. In the first session, you design and layout your project. The second day, you grout your address plaque, which provides unity and protects it from the elements. Your finished art-work is then ready to take home and hang. This is a unique opportunity to explore mosaics and complete an advanced level project in a very short amount of time in a professional mosaic studio. The 6” x 12” wood plaque and all materials will be provided. Instructor susan Wright has extensive experience teaching scholarship recipients pay $30. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $60. 2 classes.

ID# 2181.703 5/28 saturday: 1:00 – 5:00 pM FEE: $95 5/29 sunday 2:00 – 4:00 pM Wright studio

Garden Stepping Stones pave the pathways of your garden with hand-cast concrete stepping stones and make your garden a favorite place for strolling and relaxing. You will make 3 personalized pieces of amazing garden art that can be functional or highly decorative. Make them into a variety of shapes and embellish them with a variety of decorative materials including glass tiles, ceramic shards, broken dishes or pottery, and rocks. All molds and materials will be provided. Dress for mess! see receipt for further information. scholarship recipients pay $15. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $33. 1 class.

ID# 2181.704 6/4 saturdayFEE: $55 1:00 pM – 4:00 pM Wright studio

NEW!Potholders Making crocheted pothold-ers is an easy and portable project, and a fun way to keep entertained. pothold-ers are functional, practical and make fabulous gifts that are quick, inexpensive and your friends will love to re-ceive. You will make a thick double-sided potholder that protects your hands from hot dishes and doubles as a hot pad to protect table surfaces. Fiber artist susan Wright will teach you a very simple pattern that you can learn in minutes and use for a lifetime of relaxing crochet time. You must know the ba-sic foundation chain and single crochet stitch. Bring a g hook, yarn will be provided. scholarship recipients pay $10. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $22. 1 class.


NEW!Mosaic Switch Plate Covers rid yourself of those dreadful beige plastic covers and awaken your room with a bit of color and whimsy. With just the right artistic touch, a switch plate can transform any room into the envy of your friends and neighbors. Imagine your switch plate covered with bits of colored glass, mirror, beads or pieces of old jewelry. You will be using a quick-set method, which involves no grouting. This will enable you to com-plete 2 switch plates and take them home the same day. No experience necessary and all materials provided. You may bring old jewelry, but-tons, or trinkets. scholarship recipients pay $20. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $37. Instructor: susan Wright. 1 class.


Art with Susan Wright

spring 2011 rec & eD 21DAYTIME CLASS

WoodworkingHandicrafts

Basket WeavingWeaving baskets can be a relaxing and a satisfying hobby. Take time to relax on your saturday afternoon and join susan Ball as she teaches you to weave different styles of baskets using round and flat reeds. Choose from a variety of colors to decorate your baskets. enjoy looking at sam-ples of baskets and plan to make 4-6 baskets. Wear old clothes. $30 materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. see receipt for additional supply list. 6 weeks. No class 5/28.

ID# 2160.701 4/23 – 6/4 saturdayFEE: $69 1:30 pM – 3:30 pM CAB, room B

Sew It Up!Beginners gain basic sewing skills. Continuing students are wel-come to enroll and build on their basic skills. Create simple proj-ects and learn to read patterns. sewing machines provided. You provide the fabric, scissors, pins and pattern. Instructor: Anne re-instein, owner of All sewn up! 8 weeks.

ID# 1749.701 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $149 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM Tappan,

room 374

Sewing

See page 47 for youth Sewing for grades 6-8.

“The instructor has a great way of breaking instruc-tions down so we can understand them.” B. Neering

www.aareced.com 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Woodworking 101Have you always wanted to try working with wood but were intimi-dated by the power tools you have to use? This class is an introduction to woodworking and the safe use of various power tools used in the creation of wood projects. start with a simple tool box and move on to a small table. All the tools and safety goggles will be provided. stu-dents should bring wood remnants to the first class. Instructor: Mark Williams. 8 weeks.

ID# 1711.701 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $149 6:30 pM – 9:00 pM Tappan room 191

Woodworking Open LabThis class provides supervised access to the woodworking lab for ex-perienced students. You will work independently on a project of your choice. Bring all of your own materials to class. A working knowledge of power tools is expected and Woodworking 101 is recommended for those new to the woodshop. supervisor: Joe Kyle, experienced wood-crafter. 8 weeks.

ID# 1713.701 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $79 6:30 pM – 9:30 pM Tappan, room 191

Hand WoodworkingNew ProjeCt – LoNGer CLaSS! Imagine woodworking without the noise and intimidation of power tools. Create a furniture quality bench using tenon joints. Learn traditional layout techniques employing gauges and dividers. Finish your piece with a traditional milk paint and wax for a beautiful heirloom piece. use the tools provided or bring your own. Materials fee of $60 due to instructor at the first class. Instructor: Jamey Amrine, member of se Michigan Woodworkers Club. 8 weeks.

ID# 1709.701 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $115 6:30 pM – 9:00 pM Tappan, room 191

Meet the Hand Woodworking Instructor Jamey Amrine


Drama NEW!Movie Night: Animation Fascination You may have enjoyed saturday morning cartoons growing up, or even the latest wonder from pixar, but animation has an even larger global tradition that illuminates cultural history. You’ll explore anime, hand-drawn, stop-motion and computer animation as you watch artists at work from Asia, europe and the united states through their acclaimed films. each week the instructor will provide background, screen a se-lect film and host a discussion about story, technique and meaning. In-structor: Mark Ziemba, winner of Detroit Area Film Teachers film com-petition and grand rapids Festival of the Arts film festival. 6 weeks.

ID# 2315.701 4/26 – 5/31 TuesdayFEE: $85 7:00 pM – 10:30 pM pioneer, room D203


Stand-Up Comedy 101 and 102 StaNd-uP Comedy 101 This is by far one of the most exciting classes reC & eD has to offer this season! unique in-dividuals with a good sense of humor, an itch in their funny bone, an open mind and a desire to learn the art of stand-up comedy will appreciate this new class. student yucksters will learn how to write jokes, where to find ma-terial, stage presence, and get inside tips, valuable techniques and end-less tricks of the trade. No experience necessary to join this class of wild n' crazies. You will walk away from this experience ready to step on any comedy stage or at least be the funniest person at the water cooler. Taught by seasoned professional stand-up comedian and actor russell rabb. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2314.701 4/25 – 6/6 Monday: Comedy 101FEE: $105 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM reC & eD, Conference

StaNd-uP Comedy 102 is designed to polish the ruff lump of coal, known as a sense of humor, into a polished sparkling diamond called a comedian. every level is welcome from those furthering their comedy knowledge to the wise guy who thinks he's too smart for stand-up 101. This class gives a more in depth, hands on look at the world of comedy. russell rabb provides the necessary tools to achieve excel-lence on stage, write killer material, and the glue to put them both to-gether. unlock your hidden talent in an atmosphere that is supportive and more fun than a barrel of laughing Monkeys! 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID#2314.702 4/25 – 6/6 Monday: Comedy 102FEE: $115 7:30 pM – 9:30 pM reC & eD, Conference

“This class enabled me to see how I could write some of my own material. The presentation was exciting and well organized.”

Susan Hamady

Cinema ClubMad about movies? Join our friendly film discussion group and share your enthusiasm! You’ll see contemporary dramas, comedies and even documentaries -- including foreign films and independent American movies -- and participate in illuminating discussions led by your in-structor. No need to be an expert, everyone is welcome! explore story, technique and meaning. Class fee includes cost of tickets. scholarship recipients pay $45; seniors pay $73. Instructor: Mark Ziemba, former editor of Current arts and culture magazine. 6 weeks.

ID# 2308.701 4/27 – 6/1 WednesdayFEE: $105 7:00 pM – 10:30 pM Michigan Theater

“Good Entertainment that is also thought provoking.” Lorna Hurl

Meet the Instructor Mark Ziemba

As long as Mark Ziemba can remember, he has appreciated the the power of stories to transport people to new places. Mark was inspired to make his first film when he was 11. He shifted from films to art, literature, theater, music and photography, but was ultimately moved by the tales of everyday life to work as a journalist, editor and photographer. A Grand Rapids Festival of the Arts and Detroit Area Film Teachers award-winning filmmaker, Mark has taught film appreciation through ReC & eD's Cinema Club modern film discus-sion group since 2008. He is pleased to be helping host Movie Night, a new ongoing film series in a classroom setting that will highlight the magic of all kinds of cinema from across the globe. Follow the excitement of these journeys at http://twitter.com/a2cinemaclub and check out ReC & eD's film activities.

Sunday, May 1 • 3pm • Forsythe AuditoriumFree Concert - Bring a Friend!

Dig out your tie dye t-shirts, it’s the late 1960’s...Ann ARBOR CIvIC CHORUS presents

Music From the ‘Revolution


Music Register at www.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

DAYTIME CLASS

Beginning GuitarGrades 6-Adult. This popular group class returns! Want to play the guitar? No previous musical experience required. Learn chords, charts, tablature and strumming patterns. You will leave this class knowing a few chords and able to play a few songs. Bring your guitar to the first class. guitar rental is available. Instructor: Alex Johnson. 4 weeks.

ID# 1754.701 2:00 pM – 2:50 pM Grades 6 – 12ID# 1754.702 3:00 pM – 3:50 pM Grades 9-adultFEE: $79 saturday 4/30– 5/21 Ann Arbor Music Center

Fundamentals of SingingAre you a singer who would like to improve your voice? Do you run out of breath, strain on high notes, or feel you don’t have enough control? Breath, resonance, pitch, and diction will be studied and applied to a variety of musical genres. Kelly helps you meet your individual vocal goals in a small-group, supportive atmosphere. The advanced class is performance oriented. singers prepare a song to perform for the class each week for critique. Materials fee of $15 due to instructor at first class. Instructor Kelly Close, MA, VMTr, has over 25 years experience performing and teaching a wide variety of genres. 8 weeks.

ID# 1740.701 4/19 – 6/7 Tuesday: BeginningFEE: $129 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM A2open @ Mack, Music room

ID# 1740.702 4/19 – 6/7 Tuesday: advancedFEE: $129 7:40 pM – 9:10 pM A2open @ Mack, Music room

MusIQ Club: Beginning PianoGrades 9 – Adult. Discover a fun, new, innovative approach to learn-ing to play piano! Try this individualized instruction in a group setting using computer technology connected to electronic piano keyboards. You progress from level to level at your own pace, learning to play the piano with both hands, read music, improvise and compose. An expe-rienced music teacher will guide you through the training in a small group class. This class is fun, self-paced, and open to students with little or no musical background. Instructor: Warren McArthur, M.A. 7 weeks. No class 5/3.

ID# 1736.701 4/26 – 6/14 TuesdayFEE: $195 6:30 pM – 8:00 pM Bach, Media Center

Literary ArtsNEW!Writing Japanese Haiku

Haiku is the smallest poetic form and yet involves the largest number of rules. explore translated haiku from both Japanese masters such as Basho, Buson, Issa and shiki as well as haiku written in english. Learn how to write your own haiku in proper format. Instructor: Dwight L. Wilson, author of three haiku books. His poetry and essays have been published around the world. 4 weeks.

ID# 1715.701 4/21 – 5/12 ThursdayFEE: $79 6:30 pM –8:30 pM pioneer, rm D212

Writing from Your DreamsYour dreams provide a wealth of potential material to enhance your writing. Translate your dreams into stories, poetry or plays. Discover ways you can induce a dreamlike state when awake to spark your cre-ativity. In-class writing exercises, discussions and sharing will help you add new dimensions to your craft. Instructor: Irena Nagler, Hopwood Award winner. 8 weeks.

ID# 1710.701 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $95 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Northside, Community Center


Your Life As StoryYour written story validates and celebrates who you are. Discover where to begin, what to write about, and when to include dialogue. explore if, when and how to publish your life story. This is a wonderful class whether you have never written or are looking for a creative boost. In-structor: pat Kuessner, teacher, writer, editor, publisher. 4 weeks.

ID# 1708.701 5/4 – 5/25 WednesdayFEE: $79 1:00 pM – 3:00 pM CAB, room B

Creative Writing Workshopevery person is a writer with a story to tell through prose, poetry, or creative fiction. You are invited to use your imagination, perception, and experience to write without fear. share your unique voice with other like-minded writers to generate new ideas or support your work in progress. Inspiration is contagious! Instructor: susan Ashmore. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 1726.701 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $95 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM reC & eD, Lounge

Instant PianoGrades 9 - Adult. In just 3 hours you can learn to play the piano! You quickly learn chords, so after just one session you will know enough to play several simple pop tunes. Take home a practice CD and workbook so you can continue to perfect the technique at home. If you can find middle C on the piano keyboard, you are ready to take this class. Mate-rials fee of $29 will be collected in class by the instructor for workbook and practice CD. Instructor: Michael glenn, Just once Classes. 1 class.

ID# 1750.701 4/26 TuesdayFEE: $35 6:00 pM – 9:00 pM reC & eD, Conference

See youth Music classes on page 47.


Digital CamerasRegister online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Photos: From Camera to ComputerThey say a picture is worth a thousand words. using the free program picasa, get hands-on experience organizing photos. Learn to adjust color and brightness, crop, rotate, remove red eye and work with spe-cial effects. explore options for printing and sharing your photos, and discuss some of the latest photo products available online. Bring your digital camera and connecting cords. Instructor: patricia Na. 3 weeks.

ID# 1222.701 5/9 – 5/23 MondayFEE: $59 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM WIsD, Computer Lab

Fundamentals of PhotographyWhether you use a digital or film camera your pictures can benefit from learning the basic fundamentals of photography. You are introduced to elements of composition, technical skills, film processing, digital im-age processing, and common accessories. expect hands-on experience with the lecturer and introduction to critiquing prints. Bring your cam-era to class. Instructor: Matt eddy. 6 weeks.

ID# 1716.701 4/26 – 5/31 TuesdayFEE: $95 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, room e105

"Troy was able to touch on all aspects of a variety of digital cameras as well as

general photographic concepts." J. Meredith

Intro to Digital CamerasAre you new to digital cameras? Wonder what all the buttons do on your camera? review your digital camera and all the controls you can manipulate. Learn how to take, review, and delete photographs. Top-ics discussed: automatic settings, white balance, histogram, exposure, memory, printing and saving pictures, and simple editing on the com-puter. Bring your camera, manual, and charged batteries. Instructor: Troy Wollenslegel, professional photographer. 3 weeks.

ID# 1253.701 4/18 – 5/2 MondayFEE: $69 6:30 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D212

Digital Camera: SLRDigital cameras have changed the way photographers create images. This course reviews the basics of your digital sLr camera and expands on manual settings for the camera. Discuss manual settings, white bal-ance, exposure, flash & lighting, aperture, depth of field, and shutter speed. Discover the best practices when using your camera, camera accessories, photography techniques and digital editing. Bring your camera, manual, and charged batteries. Instructor: Troy Wollenslegel, professional photographer. 4 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 1254.701 5/16 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $79 6:30 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D212

Private Lessons for MacNeed more help with Mac applications like iphoto, iMovie, pages, Keynote, and more? Jim Monkiewicz can teach you ev-erything you need to know about Macs in your own home, on your own computer. Lessons start at $145 for a 3 hour block. Jim will call you after you register to set up a meeting time that fits your schedule. sorry no discounts accepted.

ID# 1233.701 FEE: $145 (3 hours instruction)

ID# 1233.702 FEE: $49 (additional hours)

Private Mac Lessons with Jim Monkiewicz

Meet the Instructor Troy Wollenslegel

Troy is a Senior IT Security Specialist for Detroit edison. He holds a degree in Business Management and an Associate’s degree in photography. He has owned Neko Photography for 10 years. He brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm to his classroom.


Windows Basics I ID# 1203.701 FEE: $145 (3 hours instruction) ID# 1299.701 FEE: $49 (additional hours)

Windows Basics II ID# 1204.701 FEE: $145 (3 hours instruction) ID# 1299.701 FEE: $49 (additional hours)

MS Word ID# 1206.701 FEE: $145 (3 hours instruction) ID# 1299.701 FEE: $49 (additional hours)

MS Excel ID# 1211.701 FEE: $145 (3 hours instruction) ID# 1299.701 FEE: $49 (additional hours)

MS PowerPoint ID# 1213.701 FEE: $145 (3 hours instruction) ID# 1299.701 FEE: $49 (additional hours)

Private Computer Lessons with Patricia Na

patricia Na is available for private computer lessons in the following areas. get 1-1 training in your home, on your own computer. use the ID# below to register for the desired training. The instructor will call to set up your training time. sorry, no discounts accepted.

Facebook: Get ConnectedWant to get on Facebook but don’t know where to start? Wondering what all the buzz is about? Find out how to create an account, set up your profile, and find your friends. Then learn about the features of Facebook that allow you to keep in touch with friends, join groups that share your interests, promote your business and play games. We will discuss photos, networks, groups, causes, privacy settings and more. prerequisites: Ability to use the Internet and e-mail unassisted. Instruc-tor: patricia Na. 3 weeks.

ID# 1235.701 4/18 – 5/2 MondayFEE: $59 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM WIsD, Computer Lab

iWhat?ipads, iphones & ipod Touch – do you own one of these hot products but don’t know how to use it? Maybe you’re thinking of getting one but don’t know if it’s for you. Learn how to navigate your way around these popular Apple products. Discover how to load your music, down-load apps, set up your e-mail and much more. If you have a laptop and an ipad or iphone, feel free to bring them with you, but they are NoT required for class. prerequisites: ability to use the Internet and e-mail unassisted. 3 weeks.

ID# 1244.701 5/12 – 5/26 ThursdayFEE: $59 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, room D113

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Technology Update for Non-TechiesAre you feeling “technologically challenged?” ready to catch up with your grandkids? Discover Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, skype, google, sharing photos, instant messaging, text messaging, smart phones, Mp3 players, and ipods. They are not just for kids anymore! Instructor: patricia Na. 3 weeks.

ID# 1215.701 4/21– 5/5 ThursdayFEE: $59 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, room D213

THE REC & ED SCHOLARSHIP FUnD helps income-challenged participants receive a discount on their reC & eD classes. It also allows us to offer full scholar-ships for our teens, school age youth and preschool-ers. There is a box on the registration Form (pages 60-61) to donate $1 along with your class fees.

or you can give the joy of life-long learning with a REC & ED GIFT CERTIFICATE that allows recipients to sign up for any activity we offer. They can be purchased at the reC & eD office, 1515 s. seventh st., Ann Arbor, MI, 48103. For more information call 734-994-2300, ext. 53223.

you can make a difference in someone’s life... with a scholarship fund donation of $1 or more.

Technology Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203



Coffee: Bean to CuphaNdS-oN If you love coffee you shouldn’t miss this opportunity to explore authentic european methods for making espresso drinks from an experienced barista, teaching in her own coffee shop. Have fun in this hands-on workshop and discover how to taste the difference! You will learn everything there is to know about good coffee, from the bean to the cup. scholarship recipients pay $15. Instructor: Natalie park, owner Coffee House Creamery. 1 class.

ID# 1668.701 4/10 sundayFEE: $35 3:00 pM – 5:00 pM Coffee House Creamery

Tea BasicsThis class would make a great gift for Mom! Black tea, green tea, white tea, herbal, rooibos, oolong... What is the difference? sample them all and discover the unique character of each one. Learn how to store and brew them properly so they always taste perfect! You will also discuss tea selections, food pairings and make some delicious tea-infused des-erts to round out your fabulous tea-filled afternoon. scholarship recipi-ents pay $15. Instructor: Natalie park, owner Coffee House Creamery. 1 class.

ID# 1669.701 5/15 sunday FEE: $35 3:00 pM – 5:00 pM Coffee House Creamery

Vegan Cooking with Phillis

NEW!Sandwiches & WrapsLooking for a healthy alternative to lunch meat and cheese? enter the delightful world of vegan sandwiches and wraps. phillis demonstrates three very different concoctions: a complex, flavorful roasted red pep-per & eggplant Hoagie with olive tapenade; a mélange of Curry potato and Chickpeas in coconut milk sauce with homemade tortillas; and sundried-Tomato Hummus with vegetable toppings. 1 class.

ID# 1628.701 6/15 WednesdayFEE: $39 5:30 pM – 7:30 pM Big george’s Kitchen

Meet the NEW Instructor phillis englebert

Phillis englebert is a partner in the Lunch Room which offers vegan meals 2-3 times a month. This summer the Lunch Room will operate a food cart in downtown Ann Arbor. “One of the greatest joys of vegan cooking is the exploration of flavors

and textures of fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts and spices - singly and in combinations.”

Soups & Focaccia BreadA good soup, especially when paired with fresh-baked bread, satis-fies the appetite and comforts the soul. experience the variety of rich, fresh vegetable flavors in Borscht topped with a vegan version of sour cream. Also learn how to make a thick and hearty split pea soup. Clean out your bowl with a hunk of easy-to-make, fresh-baked sun-dried to-mato Focaccia. 1 class.


Vegan Brunch Treat your Mom to an exploration of flavors and textures of fruits, veg-etables, grains, nuts and spices. Honor the time-old tradition of brunch by trading in the bacon and eggs for mouth-watering vegan dishes. Discover and enjoy a marinated gingered Tempeh-swiss chard skillet, Twice-baked potatoes, and an Apple Crumb-top Coffee Cake. 1 class.

ID# 1624.701 5/9 MondayFEE: $39 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Whole Foods Kitchen

Gnocchi Dinner Party Impress your friends with a filling and flavorful three-course vegan meal. start out with a Caesar salad of romaine, chickpeas and kalamata olives with a tangy dressing and homemade croutons. Move on to a main course of potato & red pepper gnocchi with Alfredo sauce. send your guests home smiling after a dessert of aromatic, Chewy Cookies made with orange, carrot, dried cherries, ginger, walnut and toasted coconut. 1 class.

ID# 1626.701 5/16 MondayFEE: $39 5:30 pM – 7:30 pM Big george’s Kitchen

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From Italy to You

Homemade Italian Sausage sausage is the base ingredient for many delicious Italian recipes. Jump into the kitchen with Francesca as she teaches you how to make sau-sage the Neopolitan way. First help create a spicy sausage that will be sauteed in white wine and served over spaghetti tossed with ol-ive oil and garlic. The mild sausage you make with fennel seeds will be cooked in a tomato sauce and served with pasta. Here is your chance for a hands-on Italian experience. 1 class.

ID# 1630.701 5/23 MondayFEE: $39 5:30 pM – 7:30 pM Big george’s Kitchen

Butternut Squash GnocchiHere is another opportunity to get in the kitchen with Francesca and learn the authentic way to make gnocchi. Discover how good that gnocchi tastes covered with a White Cream and Truffle oil sauce. Next learn how to properly clean an artichoke and enjoy it in a Florentine-style recipe stuffed with Italian spiced ground meat, then baked. Finish off the evening with a panna Cotta, a piedmontese creamy pudding topped with raspberries and cognac sauce. 1 class.

ID# 1664.701 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $39 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Whole Foods Kitchen

Calamarati & Chocolate Tiramisu seafood dishes are popular along the coast of Italy from areas sur-rounding Naples. Calamarata is a calamari shaped pasta combined with shrimp and calamari, then tossed with garlic, grape tomatoes, and olive oil. Francesca pairs it with a raw Artichoke salad tossed in lemon vinaigrette, with shaved parmesean cheese and capers. Who can resist a chocolate tiramisu to finish off the meal? 1 class.


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Italian Appetizers – New RecipesAntipasti- perfect for a light meal or party. Francesca shares three sim-ple yet elegant dishes you are sure to want to try. recipes include: Wild Mushrooom and Cheese puff pastry, a Bruschetta topped with sauteed Mussels and drizzled with a spicy chili olive oil, and Crostini topped with sauteed radicchio and gorgonzola cheese. 1 class.


Ancient Roman Meal pollo al Mattone, literally means a chicken cooked under a brick. This ancient Tuscan cooking method produces a chicken that is crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. paired with potato Croquetts filled with mozzarella and parmsean cheeses and roasted Bell peppers au gratin, you have the perfect meal. Let Francesca show you how simple it is to make this delicious meal. 1 class.


Pasta – New Recipes When you think Italian, do you think pasta? Try three different pastas topped with exquisite sauces sure to shake you loose from your spa-ghetti rut. recipes include: penne pasta tossed in a Walnut Cream sauce, orecchietta pasta tossed with sauteed Artichoke Hearts and Fresh sausage, and a pappardelle pasta topped with a Wild Boar ragu. pasta presented as only Francesca can. 1 class.


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Would you like to travel to italy on a Food and Wine

tour with Francesca as your guide?

Save $5 off each class when the same person registers for 4 or more qualifying cooking classes. Scholarship recipients pay $20 per class


Meet the Instructor francesca

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Raised in Naples, Italy, Francesca Giarraffa started cooking with her aunt and mother at a young age. She enjoys sharing traditional recipes made from fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection.


Mutton CurryThis spicy curry is made with goat or lamb meat and remains one of the most popular choices on Indian restaurant menus. Jyothi pairs it perfectly with Cinnamon rice, which is surprisingly savory, made with whole spices and fried onions. enjoy an authentic Indian meal experi-ence. Instructor: Jyothi. Mathews. 1 class.

ID# 1678.701 4/20 ThursdayFEE: $39 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Huron, room 6219

Kadai ChickenKadai refers to the large, heavy pan (similar to a wok) that is used to cook this spicy chicken dish from northern India. It is a little dry in na-ture with a rich aroma given by the ginger and curry leaves. serve it with Chaval, the traditional white basmati rice. Discover how to cook it properly for just the right authentic texture. sweeten your taste buds to finish the meal with gulab Jamun. It is made from a dough, consist-ing mainly of milk solids, rolled into a ball and then deep fried. It is served in a sugary syrup, flavored with cardamom seeds and rosewater. Instructor: Jyothi Mathews. 1 class.

ID# 1673.701 6/2 ThursdayFEE: $39 5:30 pM – 7:30 pM Big george’s Kitchen

Rajma Masala & ChapatihaNdS-oN/veGetariaN red beans are not native to India and were brought over from Mexico. However they have become a popular veg-etarian dish in the punjabi region. This thick curry is easy to make and very filling. Now join Jyothi in the kitchen and learn how to make your own Chapati bread by frying it in a dry flat pan. It’s simple and fun, and something you are sure to want to repeat at home with your family and friends. Instructor: Jyothi Mathews. 1 class.


Dosa & SambarhaNdS-oN/veGetariaN enjoy the fun of creating your own Dosa, a fermented crepe made from a batter of rice and black lentils. use it to sop up a sambar Dal stew: vegetables and lentils in a rich broth fea-turing the citrus tang of tamarind. Let Jyothi introduce you to these traditional foods from her home in southern India. Instructor: Jyothi Mathews. 1 class.


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Jyothi Matthews Abraham is a native of Kerala, India. In addition to teaching Indian cooking classes she is also a certified Wilton cake decorator.

More Cooking

Basic Cake DecoratingWant to know the secret to making a cake that looks as if it were pro-fessionally decorated? Learn the basic techniques of cake decoration using a piping set and a spatula with butter cream icing. In addition to learning about making the frosting and icing the cake, you prac-tice several decorating techniques such as shell borders, figure piping, making roses and other flowers. Also receive tips on baking better tast-ing cakes and producing cakes with the perfect shape and texture. get materials list at first class. scholarship recipients pay $25. Instructor: Jyothi Matthews, certified Wilton cake decorator. 4 weeks.

ID# 1684.701 4/26 – 5/17 TuesdayFEE: $75 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Huron, rm 6219

Spring CupcakesPareNt & ChiLd Cupcakes are all the rage! Learn how to use piping, fondant accents and other techniques to make beautiful cupcakes for birthdays and special oc-casions. easy and fun designs for spring will transform your cupcakes into works of art. You'll go home with your gorgeous decorated cupcakes and some delicious recipes to try at home. Bring a dozen plain, medium-sized cupcakes. We provide tools and icing. scholarship recipients pay $15. Fee registers adult and one child. Instructor: Jyothi Mathews. 1 class.

ID# 1690.701 4/21 ThursdayFEE: $39 6:00 pM – 8:00 pM A2 preschool

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Basic Sushi Rollssushi rolls refer to a popular westernized version of Japanese vinegar seasoned rice combined with vegetables and seafood and rolled in a seaweed wrapper. Learn how to prepare the ingredients to make a uni-form roll. Discover popular recipes for sushi dressings. explore tips and techniques for making excellent sushi taught by an experienced sushi chef. Take home all the sushi rolls you make and your own bamboo rolling mat. scholarship recipients pay $20. 1 class.



Bi Bim BapBi Bim Bap, meaning to "mix rice," is a popular Korean dish. You start with a foundation of rice topped with marinated meat, various veg-etables and a fried egg. All ingredients are mixed together with a spicy and slightly sweet sauce for a unique combination of flavors. Learn how to make this popular restaurant dish at home. It’s both nutritious and delicious. scholarship recipients pay $20. 1 class.

ID# 1663.701 5/5 ThursdayFEE: $45 5:30 pM – 7:30 pM Big georges Kitchen

ID# 1663.702 5/19 ThursdayFEE: $45 5:30 pM – 7:30 pM Big georges Kitchen

Fantastic Fish 1selecting and cooking fish can be easy! Fish are rich in heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, too! Discover a variety of techniques for preparing delicious fish: Crisp Crusted Catfish, Fisherman’s stew, poached salmon with White Wine and Dill, shrimp salad with spinach, and Herbed Hali-but Fillets. This class is a great choice for people with high blood pres-sure or high cholesterol. 1 class.

ID# 1659.701 6/2 ThursdayFEE: $45 5:30 pM – 7:00 pM WHC Kitchen

Around the World in Healthy Ways – African explore the tastes of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia in this new class. Af-rican cooking can be healthy, delicious and easy to incorporate into your regular cooking. recipes include: Moroccan Whitefish with Mango salsa, Moroccan stew, roasted Vegetable Couscous, Tunisian Beet and potato salad, and Algerian Almond Cookies! 1 class.


The Joy of SoyThe health benefits of incorporating soy foods into your daily food plan is well documented. Are you confused about how to use soy foods? explore cooking with different types of soy products to make flavor-ful, healthy meals. recipes include: sweet and sour soy, sesame Lime glazed Tofu, Tempeh Wraps and Chocolate pecan pie. 1 class.


At St. Joe’s - You Do The Cooking! – All Classes taught by Registered Dieticians at the SJMHS Ellen Thompson Women’s Health CenterSave $5 off each class when the same person registers for 4 or more qualifying cooking classes. Scholarship recipients pay $20 per class

Would you like to volunteer to help at a future St. Joe’s Cooking class? Call 734-712-5476.

Cook Healthy – Eat Right

Around the World in Healthy Ways – SpanishThink spanish food is the same as Mexican? Not true! spanish cooking uses a unique blend of spices, legumes, grains and peppers. recipes include: Castilian garlic soup, Beef empanaditas with roasted Yellow pepper sauce, polenta rounds with Black-eyed peas, Moorish pork Ka-bobs and sweet potato Cookies. 1 class.


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Meet the New Chef Andy Kwon

Andy Kwon (Byong Hyon Kwon) has been in the restaurant business for 15 years and owns two sushi restaurants, Biwako Sushi in Ann Arbor and Saline.



The Greatest Sandwiches Bread Can HoldTired of eating the same old sandwich every day for lunch? explore dif-ferent varieties from around the world that are both fun to make and delicious to eat. Discover cold, grilled, open faced, or au jus sandwich-es. Lunch will never be the same again. Instructor: Bill Loomis. 1 class.

ID# 1651.701 5/4 WednesdayFEE: $39 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM Whole Foods Kitchen

Oven Roasted ChickenThere are few things as simple yet delicious as an oven roasted Chick-en au jus with fresh herbs. Bill will guide you step by step through the basics of making a great roast chicken. Included will be classic side dishes, such as a potato pave, Creamed spinach and Baked Apple Tart. Instructor: Bill Loomis. 1 class.


Seafood ABC’sIf your experience with seafood ends at frozen fish sticks you need to take this class! explore the basics of cooking a variety of seafood dishes, whether its pan-fried, baked. broiled or steamed. You can cook deli-cious seafood dishes at home. Learn how to prepare and enjoy Mus-sels, scallops with mushrooms, sauteed Trout, and swordfish with to-matoes. Instructor: Bill Loomis. 1 class.


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French Desserts France is famous for rich desserts. explore several, some simple and some fancy, and discover new ideas to crown your next meal. recipes include Blackberry Mousse, Chocolate soufflé, Crème Caramel, Dessert Crepes, Chocolate-Dipped strawberries and Fancy Tarts. Instructor: Bill Loomis. 1 class.

ID# 1633.701 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $39 5:30 pM – 7:30 pM Big george’s Kitchen

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"Bill is great! So many of his recipes are my favorites now and delight my guests." M. Hortsch

"All the dishes were spectacular - it would be hard to pick my favorite. Many thanks." J. Bertoni

"Simple, quick recipes; easily accessed ingredients and ideas for substitutions." L. Hurl



Cooking Instructor Bill Loomis

REC & ED appreciates the Burns Park Players for their generous contribution to the REC & ED scholarship fund. Their support provides scholarships for low income children to participate in REC & ED Performing arts classes. If you would like to contribute to the scholarship fund, check the box to donate $1 on theregistration form. a single $1 donation helps income-challenged participants receive a discount on their REC & ED classes. with your support, we also offer full scholarships for teens, school-age youth and preschoolers. Call 734-994-2300, ext 0.

thAnk you burnS PArk PlAyErSFor Making a Difference in our Community!


Finance & Income

Estate Planning Basics probate, health care and estate tax laws have recently changed! pre-vent your assets from going through probate. protect them from estate and capital gains taxes. retain control of your affairs and learn how to protect yourself against the cost of long term care. Attorneys from es-tate planning services, p.C., will teach you about medical and financial powers of attorney, wills, and living trusts. receive a free personal af-fairs organizer. 1 class.


Protect Your AssetsThe average cost of nursing home care in Michigan is $6,191 per month. Neither health insurance nor Medicare pay for such care. Learn how you can avoid losing your life savings to long-term care costs. In-structor: Attorneys from estate planning services, p.C., members of the elder Law section of the state Bar of Michigan and the National Acad-emy of elder Law Attorneys. 1 class.


Social Security DisabilityNeed advice on how to apply for social security Disability? should you apply on your own or select a representative? gain insight and discover helpful hints to improve your chances of success. There will be an op-portunity for you to ask individual questions. Instructor: Lou Weir, at-torney has represented claimants for over 15 years. 1 class.



Build Guarantees into your Retirement Planreduce wide market swings, de-crease your risk, and increase your peace of mind. There are ways to guarantee returns, take advantage of market growth, and control volatility in structuring retirement income. If you are within 5 years of retirement and your appetite for risk has de-creased, come learn about these at-tractive and little known ideas to get the growth you need. Instructor: Barbara Tucker, Insight Financial group. 2 classes.

ID# 1929.701 4/27 – 5/4 WednesdayFEE: $29 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D213

Women’s Guide to Investing Most women will be making their own financial decisions at some point in their lives – often under urgent circumstances such as death, disability, or divorce. Learn to apply the basics of good money management for the current market climate and for your long-term financial security. get valuable information straight, without confusing industry jargon. Instructor: Barbara Tucker, In-sight Financial group. 2 classes.


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Naked Retirementstripping It Down to the Core – retirement planning can no longer fo-cus exclusively on the financial aspects. It must include mental, social and health planning as well. Create a one-page Naked retirement plan in class. explore the history of retirement and how it is impacting your retirement savings. Create a retirement curious list and answer the three most powerful questions that will change your retirement for-ever. First 10 people to register receive a Free copy of the book, Naked retirement. Instructor: robert Laura, retirementproject.org

ID# 1934.701 5/12 ThursdayFEE: $25 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, D213

Fixed Income InvestingNot all “safe and guaranteed” investments are built the same. Don’t in-vest in another CD, bond, bond fund or annuity until you attend this class. Discover what you need to know, ask and do before investing in these products. Learn the best strategies and techniques for conserva-tive investors living on a fixed income. Attendees receive a Free copy of 5 secrets to Higher CD rates. Instructor: robert Laura, retirement-project.org

ID# 1933.701 5/17 TuesdayFEE: $25 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, D213

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How to Buy a HomeBuying your first home is a major investment and an exciting time. re-ceive a broad overview of all aspects involved in purchasing a home. Determine your price range. review conventional and alternate financ-ing, working with realtors, negotiating sales agreements and logistics of actual purchase. Instructor: Maria gilbert, Charles reinhart Co. 2 classes.

ID# 1922.701 5/10 – 5/17 TuesdayFEE: $29 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D212FEE: $10 Additional person

Insight to Mortgage Financinggain the knowledge and tools you need to negotiate the best rates and closing costs for your next mortgage. explore a number of differ-ent loan programs, including how to pay off your loan faster and pay less interest. Discover how bank owned and foreclosure properties work. Mortgage financing manual is included for free. Instructor: Mike Hyman, vice president, goldstar Mortgage. 2 classes.

ID# 1921.701 5/2 – 5/9 MondayFEE: $29 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D213FEE: $10 Additional person

Wellness, enrichment, LanguageCall 994-2300, ext. 53203

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DIY Retirement Planning spend an evening with a professional retirement planner and learn the in-side secrets to set up a successful stock portfolio. Discover how to select stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and exchange traded funds like a professional. estab-lish investment goals as well as guidelines for when to get in and when to get out of the market. Includes Free resources for build-ing your own retirement plan as well as secrets for buying and sell-ing dividend paying stocks. Instructor: robert Laura, www.retire-mentproject.org

ID# 1939.701 5/5 : individual ThursdayFEE: $99 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, room D213

ID# 1939.702 5/5: Couples ThursdayFEE: $150 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, room D213

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Selling on eBayListing items on eBay is easy - but mistakes made by beginners can be costly. Learn to avoid the pitfalls and improve your online sales. A $14 materials fee will be collected the first night of class for the student guide handbook. Instructor: Bruce Koldys, Certified eBay specialist. 1 class. This class is not held in a computer lab.

ID# 1913.701 5/14 saturday FEE: $49 9:30 AM – 3:30 pM reC&eD, Conference

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Install Electrical Fixtures haNdS-oN save money by installing your own simple electrical fixtures. un-derstand how electrical circuits are created. Learn how to safely remove and in-stall light fixtures, outlets, switches, dimmers and more. Discover the right tools to use for each job. receive hands-on experience so you can leave this work-shop feeling confident to tackle your own electrical projects at home. 1 class.

ID# 1647.701 5/7 saturdayFEE: $49 9:00 AM – 12 Noon reC & eD Conference room

Patch & Repair Your WallshaNdS-oN Discover how the pros do it. Learn to fix cracks, small holes, nail pops and more. understand what products to choose and how to apply them. receive hands-on experience using the instructors "portable wall" classroom. All tools and materials supplied. 1 class.


Plumbing Repairs haNdS-oN gain confidence that you can do your own home plumbing repairs and save money. Discover how you can install and repair toilets, sinks, garbage disposals and shower heads and other plumbing projects around the house. understand the choice and use of the right tools for each job. receive hands-on experience and learn from an experienced professional. 1 class.


Paint Like a Pro haNdS-oN painting is the most common home improvement project. receive hands on experience as you discover the right way to use the tools of the trade. A painting contractor with over 20 years of experi-ence will teach you how to repair walls, caulk, tape, and choose the correct materials and tools. save money by doing it yourself and take pride in completing a professional job. students will paint a room for a nonprofit organization. Instructor: gene Firn, DIY painting Instructors. 4 weeks.

ID# 1643.701 4/25 – 5/16 MondayFEE: $79 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM TBA

1,000+ Reasons to Go Native! Are you planning to do some landscaping this spring? Discover why native plants are so important for a healthy ecosystem to thrive. Learn simple, economical ways to bring native plants into your yard. remem-ber, a healthy human community ultimately depends on a healthy ecosystem. expand your knowledge about the native plant movement that is sweeping the nation and yes, the 1,000+ reasons to go native will be revealed! Instructor: Amanda Klain. 1 class.


Home & Garden Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Bicycle Maintenance 101haNdS-oN spring is almost here. Dust off your bike and get it tuned up to keep it rolling smoothly. understand how to adjust and maintain your bike in this fun hands-on workshop. Learn how to diagnose prob-lems, fix a flat tire, adjust brakes and gears and true a wheel. Bring your bike to work on, and any tools you may have. Instructor Clark McCall has over 40 years experience fixing bikes. 3 weeks.

ID# 1641.701 4/20 – 5/4 WednesdayFEE: $49 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM slauson, rec room

Become a Master ComposterThe typical American household throws away over 5 pounds of com-postable garbage daily! Take that garbage and turn it in to something you can use to enrich your flowers, vegetables, and lawn. Discover the basics of home composting in this fun class taught by Master Com-posters eager to share their experience with you. After attending this course, passing the open book exam, and clocking 10 hours of hands-on community experience, you will become a certified Washt-enaw Coutny Master Composter. Fee includes manual. Instructors: Lisa perschke, Advanced Master gardener, Christopher simmons, City of Ypsilanti, Nancy stone, City of Ann Arbor, and other featured present-ers. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 1645.701 4/25 – 6/6 MondayFEE: $49 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM pioneer, room e107

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Instructor Carl Newmeyer, owner of At Your Service Home maintenance with 12 years of experience.


Languagespersons ages 15 & up are welcome to enroll unless otherwise stated. Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise stated. No classes 5/30.

Chinese - MandarinInstructor: Alice Chang, native speaker.Text: $10 available from instructor in class

ID# 1504.701 LeveL 1 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $119 6:30 pM – 8:00 pM pioneer, room D205

ID# 1504.702 LeveL 2 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $119 6:30 pM – 8:00 pM pioneer, room D205

FrenchInstructor: Marian Laughlin. Text: 30 Days to Great French (Level 1 & 2 only).

ID# 1512.701 LeveL 1 4/18 – 6/13 MondayFEE: $119 6:30 pM – 8:00 pM pioneer, room D207

ID# 1512.702 LeveL 2 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $119 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM pioneer, room D207


GermanInstructor: Kathleen KellerText: Barron’s Learn German the Fast & Fun Way, 3rd edition.


ID# 1525.702 LeveL 2 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $119 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM pioneer, room D111

ID# 1525.703 LeveL 3 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $119 7:35 pM – 9:05 pM pioneer, room D111

JapaneseInstructor: Kiyoe Ise, native speaker. Text: Japanese for Busy People revised edition.

ID# 1514.701 LeveL 1 4/18 – 6/13 Monday


ID# 1514.703 4 hours FEE: $159ID# 1514.704 Additional hour FEE: $40 each

La TertuliaAges 18-Adult. read and discuss literature in spanish. prerequisite: Level 3 or teacher permission. Book: TBA. Instructor: Clara I. gonzalez.


American Sign LanguageInstructor: Brooke germansky, Ms American school for DeafText: Learning American Sign Language: Levels I & II by Tom L. Humphries and Carol A. padden.

ID# 1542.701 LeveL 1 4/19 –6/7 TuesdayFEE: $119 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM pioneer, room D 205

ID# 1542.702 LeveL 2 4/19 –6/7 TuesdayFEE: $119 7:35 pM – 9:05 pM pioneer, room D 205

Spanish Ages 18-Adult. Instructor: Clara I. gonzalez.Text: Level 1 & 2: La Cartilla - $15 available from instructor in class.

ID# 1509.701 LeveL 1 4/26 – 6/14 Tuesday FEE: $119 1:00 pM – 2:30 pM CAB, room C

ID# 1509.702 LeveL 2 4/27 – 6/15 WednesdayFEE: $119 1:00 pM – 2:30 pM CAB, room C


ID# 1510.702 LeveL 2 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $119 6:30 pM – 8:00 pM pioneer, room D211

Spanish Review & ConversationAges 18-Adult. Concentrate on speaking and listening skills including vocabulary and idiomatic expressions. This class is a good bridge be-tween Level 2 & Level 3. pre-requisite: Level 2 or Teacher permission. Instructor: Clara I. gonzalez.



Italian Instructor: Heidi Benson. Text: 30 Days to Great Italian.

ID# 1516.701 LeveL 1 4/19 –6/7 TuesdayID# 1516.702 LeveL 2 4/21 –6/9 ThursdayFEE: $119 6:30 pM – 8:00 pM pioneer, room D115


Private jaPaNeSe LeSSoNS avaiLaBLe For advaNCed LeveLS

"Clara taught to a variety of different levels at once. The workbook was excellent." C. Goodman


ESL students receive a certificate at the end of the class

4 Skills Beginning through intermediate level students improve their english through speaking, reading, writing, and listening comprehension. Text: TBA in class. Instructor: stephanie Wichmann, MA. 5 weeks. No class 5/30.

clAss iD level DATes TiMe DAys locATion fee

1538.701 Beginning 5/2 – 6/6 9:30 AM – 10:30 pM Monday, Wednesday, Friday CAB, room C $119

1538.702 Intermediate 5/2 – 6/1 10:45 AM – 12:15 pM Monday, Wednesday CAB, room C $119

1539.701 Beginning 5/3 – 6/2 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday pioneer, room 117 $119

Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203Games

Chess for BeginnersGrades 10 – Adult. Chess is a game of strategy that sharpens your mind and concentration. schools are introducing chess to students as young as 5. When parents and grandparents also play, this makes for a great family activity. $13 materials fee due to instructor at first class. Instructor: All the Kings Men. 6 weeks.

ID# 1637.701 5/5 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $95 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM reC & eD Lounge

Chess: StrategiesGrades 10 – Adult. students already familiar with the basic game of chess delve deeper into specific openings, tactics, short- and long-range strategies, and endgames. use of the chess clock will also be introduced. $10 materials fee due to instructor at first class. Instructor: All the Kings Men. 6 weeks.

ID# 1638.701 5/5 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $95 7:35 pM – 9:05 pM reC & eD Lounge

Mah-JonggGrades 10-Adult. This game is so much fun, it is addictive! Discover a simplified version of this ancient Chinese game that resembles gin rummy but uses colorful tiles instead of cards. The game requires skill, strategy, and calculations. Instructor: stuart Baggaley. 4 weeks.

ID# 1625.701 5/4 – 5/25 WednesdayFEE: $49 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM reC & eD, Lounge

Bridge 2Bridge is a game of skill, communication and infinite possibilities. This class is a continuation of Level 1 and is suitable for more experienced players wishing to improve their skills. emphasis is on the play of the hand. Knowledge of basic bidding and rules is necessary. Teaching ma-terials developed by American Contract Bridge League. Text: Play of the Hand in the 21st Century by Audrey grant, 3rd edition. Instructor: ray gentz. 10 weeks.

ID# 1634.701 4/19 – 6/21 TuesdayFEE: $109 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM reC & eD Lounge


Conversation PracticeImprove your speaking and listening skills through conversation prac-tice. students will be paired with other students and native english-speaking volunteers. Beginners through intermediate level students are welcome. Instructor: stephanie Wichmann, MA. 5 weeks.

ID# 1531.701 5/6 – 6/3 FridayFEE: $59 10:45 AM – 12:15 pM CAB, room C

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English Writing & GrammarHone your writing skills as you learn about word choice and practice writing grammatically correct sentences. Instructor: stephanie Wich-mann, MA. 5 weeks.

ID# 1533.701 5/3 – 5/31 Tuesday: BeginningFEE: $59 7:35 pM – 9:05 pM pioneer, room D117

ID# 1533.702 5/4 – 6/1 Wednesday: intermediateFEE: $59 7:35 pM – 9:05 pM pioneer, room D117

American English PronunciationWork on your American english pronunciation to improve your spo-ken communication in daily-life situations. This new skill will build your confidence in the workplace, social situations and on the telephone. sounds, rhythm, and intonation of spoken english are practiced. stu-dents with beginning and intermediate english speaking skills are wel-come. Instructor: stephanie Wichmann, MA. 5 weeks.

ID# 1535.701 5/5 – 6/2 ThursdayFEE: $59 7:35 pM – 9:05pM pioneer, room D117


Personal Enrichment

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Money Saving Multi-Class Discount!Register for all 3 classes and receive $5 off each class.

NEW!Entrepreneurship: Pragmatic to Pitfalls so you want to be an entrepreneur? Discover the good, the bad and the ugly in this information-packed session. explore every-thing from the nuts and bolts of starting your own business, to the emotional peaks and valleys that accompany hanging our your shingle. Instructor: Jennifer Bailey, Life Coach & speaker. 1 class.

ID# 1682.701 4/25 MondayFEE: $29 7:00 pM – 9:00 pM pioneer, room D213

Obstacles to SuccessWhich of these statements best describes how you feel about your ability to be successful: “every day I learn in leaps in bounds” or “I don’t have enough experience?” Discover how you can retell your story and avoid the stumbling blocks to living your best life. Don’t let your limiting beliefs become a self-fulfilling prophecy. Instructor: Jennifer Bailey, Life Coach & speaker. 1 class.


The Unstoppable You: Setting GoalsWhat are your goals? It has been said that a goal is just a dream with a deadline. But wishing and dreaming won’t get you there. Don’t waste another day without goals for clarity, direction and focus. Vague goals produce vague results and the absence of goals is nearly an insurmountable obstacle to living your best life. Instructor: Jennifer Bailey, Life Coach and speaker. 1 class.


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Jennifer Bailey Keys to Successful DatingAre you single or single again and suddenly find yourself navigating the scary game of dating? Learn to understand the key elements of mate selection. Discover how your habits & attitudes may undermine relationships. Determine what you really want in a relationship. In-structor: Marcea Carter. 1 class.

ID# 1656.701 4/30 saturdayFEE: $29 10:00 AM – 12 Noon reC&eD, Conference

Improvisation for Non-ActorsImprovisation is not only for comedians and actors. This skill is used in music, teaching, business presentations and more. experience a vari-ety of improvisational games and exercises in a supportive atmosphere that are designed to encourage creativity and innovation. Hone your skill and just have fun! Instructor: Mike Fedel, MA. 6 weeks.

ID# 1631.701 4/27 – 6/1 WednesdayFEE: $79 6:30 pM – 8:30 pM A2 open, Music room

Embrace The Power of Nowunderstand and learn to apply ekhart Tolle's writings to your own life through rich discussions and new exercises. recognize the voice of ego. Become aware of compulsive thinking and how it affects your life. Discover techniques for "plugging into" the present moment. Content based on "The power of Now" and "A New earth" by eckhart Tolle. In-structor: Denise Zdunczyk MA, CpC. 2 classes.


Spring Clean Your ClutterIt’s time for that annual ritual of spring cleaning. Bogged down with all the clutter? Don't know where to start? Discover four simple steps to approach your projects and tackle clutter anywhere. Benefit from Caro-lyn's years of experience helping people declutter. Instructor: Carolyn Anderson-Fermann, simply organized Life. 1 class.

ID# 1615.701 5/13 FridayFEE: $25 10:00 AM – 12 Noon reC&eD, Conference

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Dog Training

DAYTIME CLASS

Dog Agility TrainingHave some fun and enhance your relationship with your dog. experi-ence an introduction to the performance and handling of all equip-ment and obstacles used in dog agility. safety of dog and handler and a positive reinforcement environment are maintained. Class work will be appropriate to the experience level of each participant. Dogs will remain on leash in this class. Dogs must be at least 3 months old, so-cialized with other dogs, and have all veterinary recommended vac-cinations to attend. please state breed, age, and name of dog at time of registration. Instructor: Debbie Harrison, Agility synergy, LLC. 6 weeks.

ID#1612.701 5/5 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $85 7:00 pM – 8:00 pM Copper Leaf Crossing

Dog Training Fundamentals Whether your dog is 10 weeks old or 10 years old, a well-trained dog makes a pleasant companion. This unique class combines puppies and adult dogs to teach obedience using positive reinforcement click-er training methods. All dogs must be comfortable around strange dogs and people. There will be off leash playtime for puppies at the end of each class. see receipt for more information. Level 2 requires successful completion of DTF Level 1. Instructor: Michelle McCarthy, K9 Home schooling.

ID#1601.701 6:15pM – 7:15pM: LeveL 1 WednesdayFEE: $125 4/20 – 5/25 Abbot, gym

ID#1601.702 7:30pM – 8:30pM: LeveL 2 WednesdayFEE: $95 4/27 – 5/18 Abbot, gym

Therapy Dog WorkshopThis workshop is for HUMAnS only. Does your dog have the right personality and temperament to become a therapy dog? Would you like to work with your dog in hospitals and schools bringing comfort and joy to patients and children? even though a dog may be a won-derful, well-trained family pet that does not mean they will make a good therapy dog. Find out how to choose and train a therapy dog and what it takes for you and your dog to pass the test. Instructor: Michelle McCarthy, owner of K9 Homeschooling is a Certified Therapy Animal Consultant and developed the first Therapy Dog Training pro-gram in southeast Michigan. 1 class.

ID#1605.701 4/30 saturdayFEE: FREE 1:00 pM – 3:00 pM Westarbor Animal Hospital


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New! stroller strides ............................................................7

sanchin ryu Karate ............................................................ 12

spring Cupcakes ................................................................. 28

First steps classes ............................................................... 40

Art & Me ................................................................................. 41

paint & Me ............................................................................ 41

New! Little Treasures & Me ............................................ 41

New! Nursery rhymes Together ................................... 41

Dance Together ................................................................... 42

exploring Clay Together ................................................... 44

Finding the College that Fits ......................................... 51

paying for the College that Fits .................................... 51

The Art of Writing a Winning College essay .............. 51

Infant/Tot swim class ......................................................... 55

preschool swim class ......................................................... 55

Family open swim ............................................................ 55

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Adapted Recreation These classes are for adults and children with mental or physical challenges.

Dinner & A MovieGrades 11-Adult. enjoy movies? Like to eat? Join us for a fun evening where you make simple meals and watch a new flick each week. Classic movies to new releases are shown. Afterwards, you become the critic during the “Thumbs up or Down” discussion! scholarship recipients pay $45. Instructors: Marie Tisdale and Joan Clauss. 8 weeks.

iD# 6118.701 4/21– 6/9 ThursdayfEE: $125 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM High Point, YA Kitchen

Cooking CooperativelyGrades 11-Adult. Increase your independence! Learn basic kitchen safety and measuring techniques while creating simple meals. Food safety and cleanliness will be emphasized. A wonderful opportunity for those in independent living situations. enjoy eating the meal you learn to cook each week. At the end of the session take home a book-let of the recipes used to recreate at home. scholarship recipients pay $45. 8 weeks. Instructor: Nan Nelson.

iD# 6102.701 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayfEE: $95 6:00 PM – 8:15 PM High Point, YA Kitchen

Strike Force BowlingGrades 11 - Adult. Bowling is a great way to meet friends and get ex-ercise. Fee includes up to two games per week and an official strike Force t-shirt. staff and volunteers will assist you in ball selection and a good time. receive a personalized trophy or medal at the last class party. scholarship recipients pay $65 if you rent bowling shoes, $53 if you have your own shoes. please indicate your t-shirt size when you register. Instructors: Tom ellison and Nan Nelson. 12 weeks. No class 5/30, 7/4.

iD# 6112.701 4/25 – 7/25 Monday: Rent shoesfEE: $139 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Colonial Lanes

iD# 6112.702 4/25 – 7/25 Monday: Have shoesfEE: $129 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Colonial Lanes

Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203 or 53232

Private Adaptive Swim Sessions Fee: $120 for four 30-minute private lessons. Register by calling 734-994-2300, ext. 53232Grades 1-Adult. CreATeD For peopLe WITH MeNTAL or pHYsICAL CHALLeNges. You receive private instruction or therapeutic swim ses-sions. one instructor per student. rec & ed will reserve space at High point pool on Friday evenings for those looking to take private adap-tive swim sessions. Individual registration numbers will be assigned at the time these sessions are scheduled. Due to the large volume of calls we receive, you may need to leave a message and your call will be returned as quickly as possible. group home staff, family or friends are responsible for the personal care of their participant in the locker room (toiletry, changing clothes, showering, etc) and may be asked to assist participant in and out of the pool. 4 weeks.


Did you know a child’s brain is 85% developed in the first 5 years of life?

every experience helps develop this foundation. First steps is based on parents as Teachers and is open to all families with children from birth until kindergarten. our mission is to provide the information, support and encouragement parents need to help their children develop optimally during the crucial early years of life.

First Steps is more than classes!Family Membership Includes:

FuN aNd exCitiNG CLaSSeS to help children socialize with others. The fee includes one adult/child class per week, per family. Additional classes may be added for $79 for the 10-week session. Check out our evening and saturday classes!

PAREnT EDUCATORS who provide an introductory visit for all new families, are available to share age-appropriate child devel-opment and parenting information and address your parenting concerns.

SCreeNiNGS for your child using the Ages & stages Question-naire. This tool helps you observe your child’s developing skills.

NewSLetterS are found on our website. You will find news about First steps and helpful parenting tips for you!

reSourCe NetworK that links your family to other community services and supports.

3 eASy STepS TO enROll1. Attend an orientation (listed below)2. Fill out paperwork and choose a class at the orientation3. pay your fee for spring 2011

First Steps Washtenaw

The fee for all these supports (including classes)is just $112 for our 10-week Spring Session.

Partial and full scholarships are available through AAPS REC & ED. Go to www.reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.home/scholarships to

download application directions and form.

Families living outside the ann arbor School district are welcome to participate although they are not eligible for our scholarship program.

spring classesApril 9 – June 17

No classes 5/31

spring orientation Datessaturday, March 26 at 10:00 AMTuesday, March 29 at 10:00 AM

Wednesday, March 30 at 4:30 pM orientation location

The AAPS Preschool & Family Center2775 Boardwalk Dr. (N. of eisenhower parkway)

Call 734-994-2300, ext 53186

Attend the first steps orientation & registration

Learn about our program and class sites followed by a ques-tion and answer session. You can register at the orientation, which takes about an hour. Check out more details online at www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/joining. If you are a continuing First steps family, check with sherri for your registration procedures.


First Steps Classes for Babies, preschoolers... & their parents!

For more information go to www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home and choose class schedule

Baby & Me Together Time 6 week-crawling. 1 hour class. Learning begins at birth. Discover ways to interact with your baby through music, movement and games. Class includes discussing practical developmental information. It’s a great way to meet other families and connect with your baby.

Babies and Tots5 to 18 months. 1 hour class. This evening class is especially for work-ing families. It features gross motor play, circletime and weekly discus-sions about various parenting topics. each week you and your baby or toddler will enjoy different play equipment that encourages all areas of development. Babies will love to bounce and sway while toddlers march and move to our songs.

Curious WiggleWormsCrawling-walking. 1 hour class. encourage your child’s natural curi-osity and practice emerging skills together with fun-filled explorations of tunnels, puppets, songs, musical activities and more. Also partici-pate in discussions covering a variety of developmental topics.

Fun-at-One Walking-24 months. 1 hour class. There will be new experiences with gross motor skills using simple apparatus and group activities. Join us for freeplay with large motor equipment followed by appealing teach-er-directed activities using songs, movement and books.

Movement and More 24 to 36 months. 1 hour class. Build on skills learned in Fun at 1 with additional songs, imaginative play and lots of movement and musical activities. Free play on exciting equipment and fun with parachutes, windwands, balls and puppets.

Ready, Set, Go 2½--5 years. 1 hour class. ready to do a group art activity? rsg offers more new musical and movement activities along with pretend play, art projects and a story time. Listening skills and body awareness grow as you help your child create roles and explore our room.

Kids-in-Motion 2-5 years. 1 hour class. This class offers a combination of free choice and teacher-created activities. Children work on motor skills, including jumping and climbing, and utilize a variety of wonderful gym equip-ment. There is a different focus each week and activities are repeated as we add new ones. Be prepared to MoVe! siblings are welcome.

Exploring Science & Nature 3 to 5 years. 1 hour class. Children discover the natural world through themed free play, stories, songs and activities. each week is different, covering everything from dinosaurs and archaeology to insects and backyard animals. Create a nature notebook to take home! A $7 mate-rials fee, collected at the first class, helps provide high quality materials.

Exploration Zone Birth-5 years. 1½ hour class. Afternoon, evening and saturday class-es are now called Family Fun! A wide variety of activities to explore: art projects, dramatic play, puzzles, blocks, climbing and plenty of time to work on social skills. A simple snack is offered and it ends with a circletime of songs, fingerplays and a story. Wonderful practice for preschool. siblings are always welcome!

First Steps to Reading 2½- 5 years. 1 hour class. Children, with an adult, learn pre-literacy skills through hands-on projects, stories, group activities and more. Families may take part one time only as the class is repeated every ses-sion. First steps to reading is held at Bryant elementary school and is funded by a grant from Target stores.

Family Fun!Birth to 5 years. 1½ hour class. Looking for something relaxing to do in the evening or on saturday? Try this new twist on an exZone class. Multi-age fun for the whole family. Lots of different activities offered each week so children can decide what to do: art projects, easel paint-ing, playdough, puzzles and games. We always end with a circletime filled with movement, music and stories.

Movers & Shakers Birth-5 years. 1 hour class. using movement and music, this musical class encourages you and your child(ren) to get moving together. We begin with 15 minutes of freeplay and move to 45 minutes of comfort-able teacher-led activities. While this class is great for siblings, it also works for 1 child. Be prepared for lots of action while you help your child practice listening, following directions and taking turns during this fun-filled class. New saturday section!

Sing Along with Jen 1-5 years. 45 min. class. Think circle time on a fabulous scale! We’ll read books, sing songs, move, dance, rhyme and have a wonderful time. Class begins and ends with familiar songs & finger plays. The middle will be filled with stories & songs on a new theme each week. If you love circle time, this class is for you!

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Creative Me Ages 3-5. Children’s creativity shines in this class! Your child makes new and unique art projects each term. This class is an independent experi-ence. Instructor: Debbie Walters. 7 weeks. ID# 2107.701 4/26 – 6/7 Tuesday FEE: $65 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM CAB, room B

ID# 2107.702 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday FEE: $65 4:30 pM – 5:15 pM CAB, room B

Art & MeAges 2-4 & Adult. Creating together can be fun in this delightful art class! Children and parent/caregiver work together to complete a variety of unique and creative art projects using a wide selection of materials such as paints, glue, glitter, and beads. projects are age appropriate and help in the development of fine motor skills. each term new projects are intro-duced. Instructor: Debbie Walters. 6 weeks. No class 5/30. ID# 2103.701 4/25 – 6 /6 Monday FEE: $55 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM CAB, room B Additional Child $35

“This class is such fun time! My daughter looks forward to it ever week.” Caroline Eglebert

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Painter’s Palette Ages 3-5. Does your child love to play with paint? Leave the clean-up to us, and you too will love to see your child painting. Mixing colors, various painting techniques and fun unique projects are the focus of this class. Your child’s creativity and imagination flow as they create their own works of art. This class is an independent experience. Instruc-tor: Debbie Walters. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2109.701 4/25 – 6/6 Monday FEE: $55 10:45 AM – 11:30 AM CAB, room B

“The kids seem to really enjoy themselves & come home with great, interesting paintings.” Jessie Richmond

Paint and MeAges 2-4 & Adult. Have fun painting together! Work side-by-side mixing colors and exploring different ways of painting. Your child has fun as he/she develops fine motor skills and learns about color and painting techniques. Instructor: Debbie Walters. 7 weeks.

ID# 2151.701 4/26 – 6/7 Tuesday FEE: $65 10:45 AM – 11:30 AM CAB, room B Additional Child $45

“My son can’t wait for the next class. The projects are fun and engaging.” Lena W

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Nursery Rhymes Together Ages 2-4 & Adult. enjoy nursery rhyme fun together! A new nursery rhyme is explored each week with fun art projects, movement activities, and songs. enjoy Hump-ty Dumpty, Itsy Bitsy spider and more. Both you and your child will enjoy these activities together as you travel down mem-ory lane into the world of nursery rhymes. 6 weeks. No class 5/28.

ID# 2105.702 4/30 – 6/11 saturday FEE: $59 11:00 AM – 12 Noon CAB, room B

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Fairytale Kingdom Ages 3-5. It’s a little art, a little dance, and a lot of fun! Traditional fai-rytales come to life as your child participates in songs, movement, and fun art projects. A new fairytale is explored each week. Tales such as The Three Bears, Three Little pigs, and The Little red Hen help build your child’s vocabulary, comprehension, sequencing, and story recall. projects and stories are different each term. Be prepared to hear your child retell these fun stories! This class is an independent experience. 7 weeks.

ID# 2105.701 4/27 – 6/8 Wednesday FEE: $69 10:45 AM – 11:45 AM CAB, room B

Little Treasures & MeAges 2-5 & Adult. A new treasure awaits your child each week! Together you and your child paint and dec-orate a pre-made item. This may be a ceramic piggy bank, bobble head, treasure box, animal shapes, or a surprise. You and your child will have fun embellishing your “treasure” with paint, ribbon, glitter and sequins. end each class by decorating a gift bag, box, or pretty paper to carry home your creation. Instructor: Debbie Walters. 7 weeks ID# 2150.701 4/28 – 6 /9 Thursday FEE: $85 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM CAB, room B

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Dance Together Ages 2-4 & Adult. You and your child explore a variety of creative movement activities designed to develop gross and fine motor skills! Children are encouraged to use their imagination as they move to the rhythm and beat of fun, popular children’s music. New musical games and move-ments are introduced each week that will have your child looking for-ward to the next week. Lots of amazing props and parachute time add to your child’s enjoyment. Instructors: stephanie Carlson (701, 703); Kelly Hunter-Bryner (702). 6-7 weeks. No class 5/28.

ID#2209.701 4/30 – 6/11 saturday FEE: $49 9:15 AM – 10:00 AM CAB, room B Additional Child: $29 ID# 2209.702 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday FEE: $55 9:15 AM – 10:00 AM CAB, room D Additional Child: $35

ID# 2209.703 4/29 – 6/10 Friday FEE: $55 9:15 AM – 10:00 AM Northside Comm Ctr Additional Child: $35

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Tiny TappersAges 3–5. Creating sounds with their feet delights children! Your child will enjoy making tap sounds while being introduced to basic tap. Tap steps are combined in a routine to demonstrate to parents/caregivers at the last class. This class is an independent experience. Tap shoes re-quired. Instructors: Annie pilbeam. 7 weeks.

ID# 2219.701 4/27 – 6/8 Wednesday FEE: $55 5:15 pM – 5:55 pM CAB, room D

Creative DancerAges 3–5. This is a great class for boys and girls where your little ones move to the rhythm of the music. Your child discovers a new way to dance through role playing and free movement exercises. A variety of props and popular children’s music makes this class extra special. This class is an independent experience. Instructors: stephanie Carlson (701); Kelly Hunter-Bryner (702). 6-7 weeks. No class 5/28.

iD# 2217.701 4/30 – 6/11 SaturdayFEE: $49 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM CAB, room D

iD# 2217.702 4/28 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $55 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM CAB, room D

iD# 2217.703 4/27 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $55 4:25 pM – 5:10 pM CAB, room D

Hello Toes BalletAge 3. Does your child pretend to be a ballerina? Then he or she will love this introduction to the graceful movements of ballet! Children explore the basic movements of dance designed to teach balance and coordination. Hops, skips, and gallops are introduced in across the floor exercises. students perform a routine at the last class. This class is an independent experience and a structured introduction to ballet class. Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 6-7 weeks. No class 5/28, 5/30.

ID# 2213.701 4/30 – 6/11 saturday FEE: $49 11:40 AM – 12:25 pM CAB, room D ID# 2213.702 4/25 – 6/6 Monday FEE: $49 4:30 pM – 5:15 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2213.703 4/26 – 6/7 Tuesday FEE: $55 3:30 pM – 4:15 pM CAB, room D

“We love it.” Caroline Eglebert

Preschool Dance

Preschool LanguagePreschool & Kindergarten Spanish Ages 3 ½ -6. Young children love to learn spanish while playing, sing-ing, and moving their bodies. They enjoy jumping while counting numbers, playing “follow the leader” and creating simple craft projects. Toys, colorful flashcards and lots of music are part of this fun and in-teractive class. scholarship recipients pay $10. Instructor: Language Adventure staff. 5 weeks.

ID# 1407.701 4/25 – 5/23 Monday FEE: $65 1:30 pM – 2:15 pM eberwhite, room 116



PreBallet Ages 4-5. Learning ballet helps children develop balance, coordina-tion, and stamina. In this traditional-style class created for the older preschooler, students begin to develop basic ballet skills and utilize them in a choreographed routine. students perfect their movements through repetition, which prepares them to progress to the next level. Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 6-7 weeks. No class 5/28.

ID# 2212.701 4/30 – 6/11 saturday FEE: $49 12:30 pM – 1:15 pM CAB, room D

ID# 2212.702 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday FEE: $55 3:45 pM – 4:30 pM CAB, room D


Little Ninjas Karate Ages 4-K. Focus, memory, teamwork, discipline, self-control, fitness, balance, and coordi-nation are the focus of this introductory karate class. This is taught through exciting and fun games and activities. Wear loose comfortable clothing. Instructor: professional Karate schools of America instructor All classes to be held at pKsA Karate: 3770 plaza drive, Ann Arbor. 6 weeks. No class 5/27, 5/28.

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3313.701 Friday 5:30 pM – 6:00 pM 4/29 – 6/10 pKsA, Dojang $29

3313.702 saturday 12 Noon – 12:30 pM 4/30 – 6/11 pKsA, Dojang $29

Preschool Soccer Ages 3-5, must be 3 by start of class. A great preschool starter soccer program. Come and learn the very basics of soccer using FuNdamental games and exercises. players will develop motor skills, balance and movement in a soccer environment. please wear appropriate shoes (no sandals) and bring a ball (size 3). Instructors: British elite soccer Training staff. 5 weeks.

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3407.701 Tuesday 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM 5/3 – 5/31 Allmendinger park $69

3407.702 Tuesday 1:00 pM – 1:45 pM 5/3 - 5/31 Allmendinger park $69

3407.703 Wednesday 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM 5/4 – 6/1 Allmendinger park $69

3407.704 Wednesday 1:00 pM – 1:45 pM 5/4 – 6/1 Allmendinger park $69

3407.705 Thursday 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM 5/5 – 6/2 Allmendinger park $69

3407.706 Thursday 1:00 pM – 1:45 pM 5/5 – 6/2 Allmendinger park $69

3407.707 Friday 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM 5/6 – 6/3 Allmendinger park $69

3407.708 Friday 1:00 pM – 1:45 pM 5/6 – 6/3 Allmendinger park $69

3407.709 saturday 9:00 AM – 9:45 AM 4/30 – 6/4 scarlett, Field $69

Preschool Sports Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

Ann Arbor Public Schools tuition Pre-SchoolAnn Arbor public schools is pleased to offer an early childhood education program open to 4 year olds in the district. The programs are available at Thurston elementary, 2300 prairie, and Allen elementary, 2650 Towner. To download our brochure and application form, go to aareced.com and click on “childcare”.

“America’s future walks through the doors of our schools each day.”– Mary Jean LeTendre,U.S. Educator andgovernment official

Looking for a Science class to take with your preschooler?

See page 40 for Exploring Science & Nature with First Steps Washtenaw.

See page 12 for adult Martial Arts classes, and

Sanchin Ryu Karate for families!Youth Martial Arts classes

are on page 52.


ArtCartooning and Comic StripsCartooNiNG i Does your child enjoy drawing cartoons and reading comics? This is a wonderful opportunity to create a cast of imaginary characters and unique stories. Instructor David Cowan teaches stu-dents how to create memorable protagonists, dynamic frame com-positions, and exciting plot lines while having extreme fun in a shar-ing, interactive environment. CartooNiNG ii is an advanced class in which students will work on publishing their comics. Instructor recom-mendation required to enroll. $15 materials fee is paid to instructor at first class. 7 weeks.

ID# 2111.701 4/26 – 6/7: Gr. 2-6 Tuesday: Cartooning iFEE: $65 6:00 pM – 6:45 pM CAB, room C

ID# 2111.702 4/26 – 6/7 Gr. 3-6 Tuesday: Cartooning iiFEE: $69 7:00 pM – 8:00 pM CAB, room C

Drawing and Painting: Middle & High School Artist Andrea Inostroza will help you develop your artistic and creative ability. The options are endless as students can choose to draw and/or paint using mediums such as charcoals, pastels, or watercolors. stu-dents receive individual support in a group setting and are helped to complete projects while exploring the basics of drawing and painting. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2149.701 4/25 – 6/6 MondayFEE: $59 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM CAB, room A

Exploring Clay TogetherGrades K-6 & Adult. Fee is per pair. Your child and you explore joint and individual projects. parents and children learn classical techniques of tile mak-ing, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, coiling, and glazes. Fee includes glazing and firing of 3-6 medium to large pieces. Fee includes material costs. scholarship recipients pay $50 per child. scholarship 50% recipients pay $133 per child. Instructor: William schultz. 10 weeks.

ID # 2199.701 4/17 – 6/19 sunday FEE: $215 10:00 AM – 12 Noon CAB, room A

Additional Child Fee $175

ID# 2199.702 4/17 – 6/19 sundayFEE: $215 3:00 pM – 5:00 pM CAB, room A

Additional Child Fee $175

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Kids and ArtGrades K-3. More than just drawing and painting, everyone is an art-ist in this class where kids create a variety of art projects. Your child is introduced to various techniques of drawing and painting, and gets to experiment with a variety of paints, such as watercolor, tempera, and pastels. In addition, your young artist will create amazing 3D art. In-structor: Andrea Inostroza. 7 weeks.

ID#2155.701 4/27 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $65 6:00 pM – 6:45 pM CAB, room B

NEW!Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Drawing and PaintingLearn the basics of drawing and painting. experiment with a variety of paints such as watercolor, tempera, and pastels. Instructor: Andrea Inostroza 6-7 weeks. No class 5/30.

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2153.701 Bryant, Art room K-2 Monday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/25 – 6/6 6 $59

2153.702 Abbot, Art room 1-5 Tuesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/26 – 6/7 7 $69

2153.703 Bach, Art room 1-5 Wednesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/27 – 6/8 7 $69

2153.704 Angel, Art room 1-5 Thursday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/28 – 6/9 7 $69

2153.705 Logan, Art room 1-5 Friday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/29 – 6/10 7 $69

Cartooning and Comic Strips Grades 3-5. Does you child enjoy drawing cartoons and reading com-ics? This is a wonderful opportunity to create a cast of imaginary char-acters and unique stories. Instructor David Cowan teaches students how to create memorable protagonists, dynamic frame compositions, and exciting plot lines while having extreme fun in a sharing, interac-tive environment. scholarship recipients pay $15. 7 weeks.

ID# 2111.703 4/26 – 6/7 Tuesday; Grades 2-5FEE: $69 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM Angell, Art room

Youth Art after school


Youth Dance after schoolDance Pop Dance class is a great way for your child to develop flexibility, endurance, and self-confidence. This class was created for fans of the latest dance music. our dance instructors teach your child the latest dance moves and jazz steps. each week your child learns to combine movements into a choreographed routine that will be performed for parents at the last class. Instructors: Amy Thurlow (702, 705, 706, 708, 711); gina Thompson (703, 709); Vicki Moss ( 704, 707, 710). 6-7 weeks. No class 5/30. No class at Bryant 5/16, 5/26.

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2218.702 pattengill, gym 4/25 – 6/6 1-4 $55 Monday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM

2218.703 King, Mpr 4/25 – 6/6 2-5 $49 Monday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2218.704 Logan, gym 4/25 – 6/6 1-4 $49 Monday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2218.705 Bach, gym 4/26 – 6/7 1-4 $65 Tuesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM

2218.706 Dicken, gym 4/27 – 6/8 1-4 $65 Wednesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM

2218.707 Thurston, gym 4/27 – 6/8 1-4 $55 Wednesday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2218.708 Bryant, gym 4/21 – 6/9 K-2 $55 Thursday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM

2218.709 Wines, gym 4/28 – 6/9 2-5 $55 Thursday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2218.710 Abbot, gym 4/29 – 6/10 1-4 $55 Friday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2218.711 Angell, gym 4/3 – 6/10 1-4 $65 Friday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM

“Natalie had so much fun. She wants to do it again.” Margie Henderson

Break Dance Grades 1-5. popular Break Dance instructor Maurice Archer is fun, enthusiastic, and energetic. He will teach your child America’s most popular dance. Your child learns break dance moves in a safe, friendly, and fun atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this exciting class. 6-7 weeks. No class 5/30.

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2253.702 Allen gym 4/25 – 6/6 $49 Monday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2253.703 Burns park gym 4/27 – 6/8 $55 Wednesday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2253.704 Northside gym 4/28 – 6/9 $55 Thursday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

2253.705 eberwhite gym 4/26 – 6/7 $69 Tuesday 3:50 pM – 4:35 pM

we offer themed parties to fit your child’s interest:

• Pirates• Princess • Fairies • Webkinz • Dance • Art .....and more!

Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228 to arrange your child’s birthday party!

Celebrate with REC & ED!

Amy Thurlow has been dancing her whole life. She is currently attending WCC and specializes in Jazz, Modern, Lyrical and Ballet, with a little Hip Hop and African thrown in for flavor. Amy is a popular instructor at Quest Summer Camp.

Instructor Amy Thurlow with dancers


Dance

Break Dance Grades 1-5. popular Break Dance instructor Maurice Archer is fun, en-thusiastic, and energetic! Your child learns break dance moves in a safe, friendly, and fun atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this exciting class. 6 weeks. No class 5/29.

ID# 2253.701 5/1 – 6/12 sundayFEE: $49 3:00 pM – 3:45 pM CAB, room D

Hip Hop with GinaGrades 4-7. Artistic director gina DaneneThompson brings her ex-tensive training and unique individual style to teaching routines filled with style and energy. This exciting dance program features Hip Hop and Jazz moves and includes warm up, learning combinations, and fun challenging routines. Your child will enjoy a wide range of appropriate music from popular old school funk and jazz to popular, current r&B and hip hop. Class culminates with a performance for parents/caregiv-ers. 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 2231.701 4/25 – 6/6 MondayFEE: $49 6:20 pM – 7:05 pM CAB, room D

Dance PopGrades K-3. Dance class is a great way for your child to develop flex-ibility, endurance, and self-confidence. This class was created for fans of the latest dance music. Amy Thurlow teaches your child the latest dance moves and jazz steps. each week your child learns to combine movements into a choreographed routine that will be performed for parents at the last class. 6 weeks. No class 5/29.

ID# 2218.701 5/1 – 6/12 sunday FEE: $49 2:00 pM – 2:45 pM CAB, room D


BalletBallet is the backbone to all dance. Your child explores the fundamentals of ballet in this traditional-style class. Correct body placement and center and across the floor work build a graceful and poised dancer. students work toward a routine that will be demonstrated at the last class. Cecchetti Class gives students have the opportunity to train with the instructor to test before the Cecchetti Council of America and receive certificate upon passing. several sessions are required before taking exam. Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 6-7 weeks. No class 5/28.

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2223.701 grades K-3 4/30 – 6/11 saturday 1:20 pM – 2:15 pM CAB, room D $55

2223.702 grades 4-6 4/26 – 6/7 Tuesday 4:20 pM – 5:15 pM CAB, room D $65

2223.703 Cecchetti primary 1 & 2 (Ages 4-6) 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday 4:35 pM – 5:30 pM CAB, room D $65

2223.704 Cecchetti primary 3 grade 1 (grade K-6) 4/28 – 6/9 Thursday 5:35 pM – 6:30 pM CAB, room D $65

2223.705 Cecchetti practice (grade 3-Adult) 4/28 – 6/11 saturday 2:20 pM – 3:20 pM CAB, room D $55

Enroll Your Kids in REC & ED School Age Child Care

3 easy ways to Register your Family 1. Download forms online at www.aareced.com/childcare2. Pick up a registration packet at your child’s school office3. Stop by the REC & ED Child Care Office and register at 1515 S. Seventh St, Ann Arbor, MI

The quality care you are looking for is available right at your child’s own school. We provide academic, creative, social and physical enrichment activities that enhance the before and after school hours. For more information call 734-994-2300.

Fun , Affordable Care that Meets the Needs of Active Kids... and their Parents!



Little Bands Keyboard Lab II Grades K-5. For students who have already completed Little Bands Keyboard Lab i or have already developed some basic piano skills. In this intermediate piano class, students will delve further into the Little Bands school curriculum, exploring more chords and two part harmonies. As always, classes will be fun and exciting, students will write their own music and the semester will culminate in a performance, giving students a chance to demonstrate the skills and songs they have learned. Instructor: Little Bands school staff. 7 weeks. No class 5/30.

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1312.703 K-2 Angell, Art room Wednesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 5/4 – 6/15 $169

1312.704 K-2 eberwhite, room 202 Tuesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/26 – 6/7 $169

1312.705 K-2 Haisley, Media Center Friday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/29 – 6/10 $169

1312.706 K-2 Lakewood, Media Center Monday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/25 – 6/13 $169

1312.707 3-5 pattengill, Media Center Thursday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/28 – 6/9 $169

MusIQ Club: Children’s Music JourneyGrades K-5. Interactive animated computer software with electronic piano keyboards are used to teach students with little or no piano play-ing experience. students progress from level to level at their own pace learning to play piano with both hands, read music, improvise and compose. They learn concepts of rhythm, ear Training, and the Musical Alphabet. The emphasis is always on having fun, no matter what the student’s abilities or musical background. Instructor: MusIQ Club staff. 7 weeks. No class 5/3.



Youth Music

Sewing for TeensGrades 6-8. Thanks to the popularity of reality shows like "project run-way," sewing has become popular again. Beginners gain basic sewing skills, and continuing students are welcome to enroll and build on their basic skills. Create simple projects and learn to read patterns. sewing machinesprovided. You provide the fabric and notions. see your re-ceipt for a list of materials to bring to the first class. Instructor: Anne reinstein, owner of All sewn up! 8 weeks.

ID# 1748.701 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $149 3:30 pM – 5:30 pM Tappan, room 374

Youth Enrichment Register at www.aareced.com 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Build a Fairy GardenGrades 3-8. Create your own Fairy dish garden. You will plant and landscape your garden with succulents, herbs and other fairy favorites. Make accessories for your garden using materials you find in nature. students are encouraged to bring any additional, stones, shells or baubles from home to embellish their work of art. Dress for mess. The class will be held in an unheated barn. parents are welcome to bring a book and enjoy the shade of a nearby tree. Materials fee of $15 is due to instructors at class. Instructors: Merrill Crockett and rita Hermann of old Friends Farm in Chelsea. 1 class.

ID# 1712.701 5/21 saturdayFEE: $25 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM old Friends Farm

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Youth Lego Classes Register online at www.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

LEGO ClassesThink outside the box! Challenge your minds! Be prepared for the world of technology! Instructor: Brain Monkeys staff 6 weeks. No class 5/30.

iNtro to roBotiCS For youNG iNveNtorS Grades K-2. A great introduction to robotics for younger minds. Taking this class helps stu-dents develop higher level thinking skills. Hands-on exercises with the Lego Mindstorms NXT robot kits helps your child understand robotics and computer programming. The picture-based software uses icons to build multi-step program that is downloaded to their robot. once students download the program, their robot is ready for action. students quickly develop a sense of how to make their robot move and exhibit “intelligent” behavior.

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1313.701 Dicken, room 112 Intro to robotics for Young Inventors Friday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/29 – 6/3 $105

Sumo BattLe BotS Grades 3-5. students use the Mindstorms NXT computer controlled robots to design and build their own sumo Battle Bots. In the ultimate test of the arena, robots battle in a 4 ft. diameter ring until one is pushed out of the ring. students are introduced to "outcomes driven" design. Both mechanical (speed vs. power) and software (smart vs. simple) innovations are tested and refined.

roBotiCS with LeGo miNdStormS Grades 3-5. using the Lego Mindstorms NXT robot kits, students will become familiar with the funda-mentals of computer programming. Then with drag and drop computer language, students program their robots to follow multi-step programs. Integrating “vision”, touch and sound sensors along with individualized challenges teaches students to think outside the box, challenges their minds and prepares them for the world of technology.

LeGo PhySiCS Grades 3-5. using science and Technology Lego engineering kits, students work in pairs; each student assembling part of the model. students then joined their parts to complete the building project. Lego = fun = learning!

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1313.703 Dicken, room 112 sumo Battle Bots Monday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/25 – 6/6 $105

1313.704 Lakewood, Art room robotics with Lego Mindstorms Wednesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/27 – 6/1 $105

1313.705 pattengill, Cafetorium sumo Battle Bots Tuesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/26 – 5/31 $105

1313.706 Wines, room 100 Lego physics Tuesday 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM 4/26 – 5/31 $105

Why Families and kidslove the rEc & Ed Summer

camp ExperienceAll of our summer camps are designed to provide a maximum experience for campers at every level. The projects are always new, fresh and innovative and pro-vide a memorable and fun summer experience.

Everyone plays in our sports camps and learns how to improve their skill level and team participation. REC & ED camp counselors and directors are awesome and the staff loves working with kids.

Register online at www.aareced.com or for more in-formation call 734-994-2300. See page 50 for summer camp savings and early bird registration discounts.


iNtermediate/advaNCed: Grades K-9. For students who are fa-miliar with forks, pins, discovery and understand checkmate. players review grandmaster chess games and continue to work on tactics and endings.advaNCed: Grades K-9. This class is for truly advanced players. stu-dents should have a usCF rating of 100 times their age. students will learn how to analyze games and will learn the finer points of chess opening theory. students will learn how to study chess for self-im-provement.

BeGiNNiNG: Grades K-6. students will learn opening strategies and important ending techniques and will be introduced to the backs tac-tics (fork, pin, discovery). No experience is required.BeGiNNiNG/iNtermediate: Grades K-8. For students with no or some experience in chess. students are introduced to the basic history of chess, opening principles, tactics, basic endgame techniques, and tournament preparedness.iNtermediate: Grades K-9. For students who are familiar with forks, pins, discovery and understand checkmate. students are prepared for tournament play and learn some of the finer points of chess.

Youth Chess with Mr. Garrison Mr. garrison has been teaching chess to children since 1996. His teams, King, Logan and Clague won state championship titles in 2009 and 2010. (King has won the K-3 state team championship two years in a row and the K-5 team championship four years in a row.) He is ranked #1 out of more than 20,000 players at www.littlegolem.net. He is also the #1 ranked player in the world at the strategy game “Breakthrough”. 6-7 weeks. No class 4/22.

Youth Chesswww.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

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1317.701 Intermediate/Advanced Tuesday 7:45 AM – 8:45 AM 4/12 – 5/24 King, Mpr 7 $95

1317.702 Beginning/Intermediate Wednesday 7:45 AM – 8:45 AM 4/27 – 6/1 Wines, Media Center 6 $85

1317.703 Beginning/Intermediate Friday 7:45 AM – 8:45 AM 4/15 – 6/3 Thurston, Media Center 7 $95

1317.704 Beginning Tuesday 5:30 pM – 6:45 pM 4/19 – 5/31 Logan, Art room 7 $95

1317.705 Advanced Tuesday 7:00 pM – 8:15 pM 4/19 – 5/31 Logan, Art room 7 $95

1317.706 Intermediate Thursday 5:30 pM – 6:45 pM 4/14 – 5/26 Logan, Art room 7 $95

1317.707 Intermediate/Advanced Thursday 7:15 pM – 8:30 pM 4/21 – 5/26 Northside, Media Center 6 $85

New students are required to purchase a "Chess Tactics Workbook" on the first day of class for $14.

After School Youth Chess and Brain Games with All The King’s Men Grades K-5. TIME: 3:50 PM – 4:50 PMBeGiNNiNG/iNtermediate Chess rules and basic tactics are reviewed. students then delve deeper into more advanced tactics, short and long range strategies, and preparation for tournament play.iNtermediate/advaNCed experienced students explore tactical play, short and long-term planning, mating patterns, and game analysis. stu-dents learn tournament play using usCF rules. 6-7 weeks.

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1321.701 Beginning/Intermediate Thursday 4/28 – 6/9 Angell, Media Center 7 $85

1321.702 Intermediate/Advanced Friday 5/6 – 6/10 Angell, Art room 6 $75

1321.703 Beginning/Intermediate Tuesday 4/26 – 6/7 Burns park, Auditorium 7 $85

1321.704 Beginning/Intermediate Wednesday 5/11 – 6/15 *Bryant, Media Center 6 $75

1321.705 Beginning/Intermediate Thursday 4/28 – 6/9 Dicken, Media Center 7 $85

1321.706 Intermediate/Advanced Wednesday 5/4 – 6/15 Dicken, room 112 7 $85

1321.707 Beginning/Intermediate Monday 5/2 – 6/13 Haisley, Mpr 6 $75

1321.708 Beginning/Intermediate Friday 5/6 – 6/10 Lawton, Media Center 6 $75

*Bryant class is for grades K-2.students are required to purchase a workbook for $14 on the first day of class.


Youth Language Register online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Chinese LanguageGrades K-5. students learn Chinese language and culture through games, songs, rhymes, character writing and daily conversation based on a highly interactive curriculum. From greetings to school life, time, weather, hobbies transportation and travel, students will head off on an awe-some Chinese language learning journey. Continuing students will further develop their language and communication skills with new materials. 7 weeks. No class 5/30.

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1408.701 Allen, room 109 Monday 4/25-6/13 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM Fan Wu $95

1408.702 Ann Arbor open, Art room Thursday 4/28-6/9 3:00 pM – 4:00 pM Alice Chang $95

1408.703 Dicken, Music room Friday 4/29-6/10 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM Alice Chang $95

1408.704 eberwhite, room 202 Thursday 4/28-6/9 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM Fan Wu $95

1408.705 Northside, Art room Tuesday 4/26-6/7 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM Alice Chang $95

Beginning and Intermediate Spanish and French Grades K-5. students will learn useful spanish or French words and phrases. They will enjoy practicing conversation while “shopping at the store” and “packing for a trip.” The class also includes celebration of Cinco de mayo or poisson D’Avril with a fun craft project. A spanish or French snack will be provided on the last class! Instructor: Language Adventure staff. scholarship recipients pay $10. 5 weeks. supervision starts at 3:45 pM*.

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1401.701 Angell, Cafeteria spanish Monday 4/25-5/23 3:50 pM – 5:00 pM $79

1401.702 Bach, Media Center spanish Thursday 4/28-5/26 3:50 pM – 5:00 pM $79

1401.704 Dicken, Music room spanish Tuesday 4/26-5/24 3:50 pM – 5:00 pM $79

1401.705 eberwhite, room 202 spanish Wednesday 4/27-5/25 3:50 pM – 5:00 pM $79

1401.706 King, Media Center spanish Monday 4/25-5/23 3:50 pM – 5:00 pM $79

1401.707 Lawton, room 114 spanish Tuesday 4/26-5/24 3:50 pM – 5:00 pM $79

1401.708 Wines, Media Center spanish Thursday 4/28-5/26 3:50 pM – 5:00 pM $79

1403.701 Burns park, Auditorium French Wednesday 4/27-5/25 4:00 pM – 5:10 pM* $79

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with multi-week discounts and Early bird fees!

Enroll one camper in 5 or more weeks of full-day camps in one transaction and save 10% off each week! Early Bird Discount ends May 8th.


JOhN B. BOShOvEN, M.A., M.S.W., L.P.C. is an immediate Past Director for the National association for College admis-sion Counseling (NaCaC), the Past President of the Michigan association for College admission Counseling (MaCaC) and Past President of the washtenaw Counseling association. he serves as Counselor for Continuing Education at Community high school in ann arbor, Director of College Counseling at the frankel Jewish academy of Metropolitan Detroit in west Bloomfield and has a private college counseling practice. he is a popular school and conference presenter and was award-

ed the "Counselor That Changes Lives" award in 2010 at NaCaC's annual conference in st. Louis.

Youth Study Skills Register at www.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

The Art of Writing a WinningCollege Application Essay Parents and Students Grades 9-12. College admissions officers spend minutes reading an essay, so how can yours be as impressive as Mt. everest—strong and memorable—and not an anonymous anthill? Learn what admissions officers are looking for, how to bring out your unique writing voice, and engaging ways to emphasize your strengths without bragging. Discuss and take home samples of winning essays. Come to class with a notebook and optional essay drafts for feedback. expect to leave class energized, with a jumpstart on your essay. Instruc-tor: Debbie eisenberg Merion. 1 class.

ID# 1339.701 5/26 ThursdayFEE: $35 7:00 pM – 8:30 pM Community, room 213

SAT/ACT Essay WorkshopGrades 10-12. Learn how to organize and write a persuasive essay within the allotted time. The scorer’s rubric will be analyzed so you will understand exactly what is expected within your essay. You will prac-tice writing an essay and receive instructor feedback about ways to im-prove your writing for the test. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instruc-tor: great Lakes educational group staff. 1 class.


ACT Preparation WorkshopGrades 10-12. enrolling in the ACT preparation Workshop helps you prepare to successfully take the ACT test. This workshop is for students taking the ACT during the remainder of the calendar year. The best method for scoring well on the ACT and replacing anxiety with con-fidence is to be knowledgeable and well prepared. Information and strategies for each section of the test are included. Bring a CALCuLA-Tor and a WATCH WITH A seCoND HAND. A manual is provided for each participant as part of the fee. scholarship recipients pay $20. In-structor: great Lakes educational group staff. 1 class.


Finding for the College that Fits Parents & Students (Grades 9-12) together. parents and students are faced with a myriad of choices about college. Let John help you and your student find and identify the resources in your family's search for the right college. Discussion will include what your student needs and wants from school, location, admissions possibilities and finances. This class is intended for parents and students to attend together. Instruc-tor: John B. Boshoven, M.A., M.s.W. 1 class.

ID# 1337.701 4/25 MondayFEE: $29 7:00 pM – 8:30 pM Community, room 213

Paying for the College that Fits Parents & Students (Grades 9-12) together. Find out where money for college comes from and how to get your fair share. Families will learn about sources of aid, the FAFsA, the College scholarship search profile (Css), and scholarship searches. Instructor provides resources to help find financial assistance for college. Instructor: John B. Boshoven, M.A., M.s.W. 1 class.

ID# 1341.701 5/9 MondayFEE: $29 7:00 pM – 8:30 pM Community, room 213

Prepare Now to Craft Your BestCollege Essays and Applications Grades 9-11 (Parents welcome!) Before the busy fall application sea-son, start now to think about what your college essays and applica-tions will say about you. With the competition for college admission tougher than ever, well-composed essays and applications can make a difference. What you do this summer also has a bearing on your appli-cations and essays. The instructor has helped students gain admission to uM, Harvard, princeton, MIT, and many others. With actual examples of successful essays, find out what makes a compelling essay and ap-plication and how to strengthen yours. This class will get you thinking about possible essay topics to highlight your own characteristics as well as tips to make your applications the best they can be. Liza Atreya, editor and consultant. 1 class.

ID# 1338.701 5/24 TuesdayFEE: $35 7:15 pM - 8:45 pM reC & eD, Large Conference room

LIZA ATREYA is a writer and editor with over 20 years of experience. she is also a former huron h.s. parent. Liza is the founder of www.essayandapp.com and has successfully advised numerous students in getting into the colleges of their choice. Through individual attention, she has guided students in choosing their best essay topics, in contemplating things they may not have considered, and in strengthening their essays and applications for admission.

Meet the Instructors


Youth Martial Arts

Kids Power Karate Grades 1-6. This traditional training emphasizes self-defense, physical fitness, conflict resolution, team work and anti-kidnapping techniques. Designed for children to learn prevention first, along with respecting themselves and others. Wear loose comfortable clothing. Instructor: professional Karate schools of America. 6 weeks. No class 5/27, 5/28.

ID# 3312.701 4/29 – 6/10 Friday FEE: $35 6:15 pM – 7:00 pM pKsA Dojang

ID# 3312.702 4/30 – 6/11 saturday FEE: $35 12:45 pM – 1:30 pM pKsA Dojang

Aikido Grades 1-8. Learn to fly–and land without getting hurt! Aikido is a form of Japanese Budo based on the philosophy and martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Aikido, the way of harmony, involves redirecting an attack by using throws and pins in a fun, noncompetitive atmosphere. You will learn to fall safely, plus thowing and locking techniques. You’ll practice movements that improve flexibility, focus and self-control. Instructor: Wade Davis, Aikido Yoshokai Assoc. of North America. 7 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3311.701 4/18 – 6/6 Monday FEE: $55 6:00 pM – 6:45 pM scarlett, upper gym

Sanchin-Ryu’s Karate & Self-Defense Grades K-8. get two crucial courses in one: sanchin-ryu Karate & self-Defense and project: secure Child (child safety). Children will be trained with proven, age-appropriate techniques that are necessary for kids to protect themselves from attackers. Class is set in a fun, yet structured environment. Children will achieve great self-confidence and leader-ship skills through the physical techniques, mental strategies, drills and exercises. Children focus on healthy attitudes rather than perfection! An ongoing course, you work at your own pace. Instruction is by certi-fied sanchin- ryu instructors, who hold a ranking of at least 1st Degree Black Belt. 8 weeks.

ID# 3319.701 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $39 6:45 pM – 7:30 pM Forsythe, gym Annex


Kids Yoga Grades K-5. Yoga provides a positive channel to excessive energy and emotional overload. using fun yoga postures, music and sound ther-apy, children develop flexibility and strength. Mats provided or bring your own. Instructor: Lauren gunzel. 7-8 weeks.

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3705.701 Ann Arbor open, Auditorium Wednesday 3:00 pM - 4:00 pM 4/20- 6/8 7 $45 5/4

3705.702 Lawton, room 114 Monday 3:50 pM - 4:50 pM 4/18- 6/13 8 $55 5/30

3705.703 Northside, gym Tuesday 3:50 pM - 4:50 pM 4/19- 6/7 7 $45 5/3

3705.704 pattengill, Mpr Thursday 3:50 pM - 4:50 pM 4/21- 6/9 8 $55

Youth YogaRegister at www.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248


After School Hoops – Basketball FEE: $79 Grades 1-5. Do you love to play Basketball? Want to be a better Basket-ball player? Then join the coaches from one on one Basketball as they run practice drills in the proper technique of passing, dribbling, shoot-ing and defensive skills. offensive and defense strategies, teamwork skills, and scrimmages are also covered. All levels welcome. New play-ers will learn fundamentals and skills. Continuing players will increase skills and work on game play. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.

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3402.701 Allen Tuesday 4/19 – 6/7

3402.702 Angell Monday 4/18 – 6/13

3402.703 Bach Monday 4/18 – 6/13

3402.704 Dicken Thursday 4/21– 6/9

3402.705 Haisley Wednesday 4/20– 6/8

3402.706 Lakewood Friday* 4/29 – 6/10

3402.707 Lawton Wednesday 4/20– 6/8

3402.708 Logan Tuesday 4/19 – 6/7

3402.709 Northside Wednesday 4/20 – 6/8

3402.710 pattengill Wednesday 4/20– 6/8

3402.711 Thurston Tuesday 4/19 – 6/7

3402.712 Wines Wednesday 4/20– 6/8

After School Kicks – Soccer FEE: $79 Grades K-5. Do you love to play soccer? Do you want to learn new skills or improve the ones you have? You’ll run practice drills in the proper techniques of ball control, shooting, passing while playing skill games, learning teamwork (sportsmanship), and most importantly having fun! No matter your skill level, one on one soccer Coaches adjust their lesson plans to fit each child. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.


3401.701 Allen Thursday 4/21 – 6/9

3401.702 Bach Friday* 4/29 – 6/10

3401.703 Bryant Tuesday 4/19 – 6/7

3401.704 Dicken Monday 4/18 – 6/13

3401.705 Haisley Tuesday 4/19 – 6/7

3401.706 Lakewood Wednesday 4/20 – 6/8

3401.707 Lawton Monday 4/18 – 6/13

3401.708 Thurston Thursday 4/21 – 6/9

After School Instructional SportsRegister online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

Classes meet from 3:50 PM – 4:50 PM. 8 weeks: $79 Friday* classes 7 weeks: $69

After School – Lacrosse FEE: $79 Girls and Boys, Grades 1-5. Do you want to learn how to play La-crosse? Do you want to improve your skills? Then join the coaches from one on one as they run practice drills in the proper tech-nique of passing, catching, shooting and dodging skills. offen-sive and defense strategies, teamwork skills, and scrimmages are also covered. All levels welcome: New players will catch on to the fundamentals quickly. Lesson plans are adjusted accord-ingly to each player skill level so every child improves! 8 weeks. No class 5/30.


3403.701 Abbot Monday 4/18 – 6/13

3403.702 Bach Thursday 4/21 – 6/9

3403.703 Burns park Monday 4/18 – 6/13

3403.704 eberwhite Wednesday 4/20 – 6/8

3403.705 Lakewood Thursday 4/21– 6/9

3403.706 pittsfield Wednesday 4/20 – 6/8

After School – Golf FEE: $79 Grades 1-5. Do you want to learn how to play golf or fine tune your skills? We’ll bring the game to you. You will learn the game based on the core values of respect, respon-sibility, sportsmanship and confidence. No matter your skill level, our lessons will be tailored to each player. each class will work on the building a solid foundation in the fun-damentals of the golf swing, to improving your play. one on one sports provides all equipment. 8 weeks. No class 5/30.


3405.701 Abbot Wednesday 4/20 – 6/8

3405.702 Angell Wednesday 4/20 – 6/8

3405.703 eberwhite Monday 4/18 – 6/13

3405.704 Lawton Friday* 4/29 – 6/10

3405.705 Wines Tuesday 4/19– 6/7


www.aareced.com 734-994-2300, ext. [email protected] Water Polo

See Water Polo for High School and Masters on page 14.

Water Polo: Youth Boys and Girls, Grades 5-8. Beginning to advanced players welcome. You’ll have a great time learning or improving your water polo game through instruction on individual skills, team fundamentals and scrim-maging. Head Coaches: evan Koohan and Justin Thoresen, Huron Wa-ter polo. 7 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3597.701 4/18 – 6/6 Monday FEE: $39 7:00 pM – 8:00 pM Huron, pool

Gymnastics FEE: $55 Boys and Girls, ages 4-Kindergarten (must be 4 by start of class) and Grades 1-5. gymnastics incorporates strength, flexibility, speed, balance, coordination, discipline and self-esteem into a fun skill building activity. All classes include a combination of floor exercises, vaulting, balance beam, uneven bars and wedge mat. Your child will progress at his/her own rate. aGe 4-K Your child will practice skills appropriate for age and experience level. LeveL i (grades 1-5) No experience necessary. LeveL ii (grades 1-5) prerequisite: perform a Cart-wheel. LeveL iii (grades 1-5) prerequisite: perform a Back Walkover. parent/guardian is asked to attend the first class and a group "recital" at the last class. Instructors: Tumble Tot gymnastics staff. 6 weeks. No class 5/28.

“very impressed with how class is run, how active they are

during class, how organized the class is and how much fun they have.” k Gracie’s Dad

Youth Gymnastics Register at www.aareced.com Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

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3201.701 Ages 4-K saturday 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM 4/30 – 6/11 scarlett

3201.702 Level I saturday 10:50 AM – 11:50 AM 4/30 – 6/11 scarlett

3201.703 Level I and II saturday 1:10 pM – 2:10 pM 4/30 – 6/11 scarlett

3201.704 Level II and III saturday 12 Noon – 1:00 pM 4/30 – 6/11 scarlett

Baton Twirling Girls and Boys. Grades K-8. New or experienced twirlers. Do you want to learn a new way to express your school spirit? Individual and group routines with marching and twirling are taught. perform for family and friends! You will have the opportunity to participate in an annual recital/awards presentation and parades (not included with the class). If you need a baton, batons are measured the first day and a $27 fee paid to the coach. Instructor: Jenney gordon, owner Jenney Lynn's Baton Twirling Academy. 6 weeks.

ID# 3430.701 4/19 – 5/24 Tuesday: Gr. 3-8 FEE: $49 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM pattengill, gym

ID# 3430.702 4/21 – 5/26 Thursday: Gr. K-5 FEE: $49 3:50 pM – 4:50 pM Burns park, gym

ID# 3430.703 4/21 – 5/26 Thursday: Gr. K-8 FEE: $49 6:00 pM – 7:00 pM Bach, gym

Youth Instructional SportsRegister online at www.aareced.com Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233 or 53248

Trampoline and Space Ball Girls and Boys, grades 3-8. Do you love to jump on a trampoline and want to learn tricks? Come to experience the joy of jumping, while learning the proper safety and skill progressions of trampoline. prog-ress at your own rate. enjoy time playing space Ball (a combination of jumping on a trampoline and shooting). safety and fun are empha-sized. All levels welcome. Instructor: Don Botsford, coach of local, state and world champions. 8 weeks. Class held at gymkhana (Botsford recreational preserve), 3015 Miller, Ann Arbor.

ID# 3408.701 4/19 – 6/7 TuesdayFEE: $69 5:00 pM – 6:00 pM gymkhana

ID# 3408.702 4/20 – 6/8 WednesdayFEE: $69 5:00 pM – 6:00 pM gymkhana

ID# 3408.703 4/21 – 6/9 ThursdayFEE: $69 5:00 pM – 6:00 pM gymkhana


Family Open Swim Fee per person in the water; each swimmer must enroll. enjoy time in the water with your child. You might practice some newly learned skills or just have fun. An adult must accompany each child in water. please Note: If your child is not 100% toilet-trained, he or she will need to wear a swim diaper. 6 weeks. No class 5/13.

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3501.709 Forsythe Friday 6:10 pM – 7:00 pM 4/29 – 6/10 $19

3501.710 Forsythe Friday 7:10 pM – 8:00 pM 4/29 – 6/10 $19

Youth Swim

Diving Classesstudents need to be able to swim one full length of the pool and tread water for one minute in the deep end to take any of these classes. A test of these skills will be given on the first day. If this test is not passed, a refund credit for the class will placed on your account.BeGiNNiNG diviNG You will focus on diving fundamentals and will be introduced to diving from the edge of the pool, working up to a front line-up and a one-step hurdle off the board. stretches and dry-land exercises will be practiced as well. No prior diving experience necessary. 7 weeksadvaNCed BeGiNNiNG diviNG You will continue lo work on diving skills. Dives taught will include an up-and-over dive, tuck jump, and a back line-up off the board. Comfort with a line-up and one-step hurdle is necessary prior to attending this class. stretches and dry-land exercises will be practiced as well. 7 weeks.

this session! iNtermediate diviNG You will be coached in the basics of the back dive, front tuck, and front pike. A front flip and an inward dive may also be taught, depending on the comfort and interest of the students. Comfort with a one-step hurdle, front line-up, up-and-over dive, and supported back line-up is necessary prior to attending this class. stretches and dry-land exercises will be practiced as well. 7 weeks.

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3501.711 Beginning skyline saturday 12 Noon – 12:45 pM 4/30 – 6/11 $75

3501.712 Advanced Beginning skyline saturday 12:45 pM – 1:30 pM 4/30 – 6/11 $75

3501.713 Intermediate skyline saturday 1:30 pM – 2:15 pM 4/30 – 6/11 $75

POOL WATER DEPTHS:Forsythe pool: 3’ 6” to 10’

scarlett pool: 3’6” to 10’

High point pool: 2’10” to 6’

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Due to the popularity of this program and the small class size, classes fill quickly. Please list several alternative time choices on your registration, if possible.

Parent/Child Classes Fee per child. These classes require at least one adult to accompany each child in water. please Note: If your child is not 100% toilet-trained they will need to wear a swim diaper. 7 or 8 weeks. No class 5/30.iNFaNt/tot parent/child class. Children, from 6 months to 3 years of age, will learn water adjustment, kicking, and getting their face splashed. parents and chil-dren bond with songs and rhymes that help children feel comfortable in the water. PreSChooL parent/child class for 3-5 yr olds. Children will practice basic water adjustment skills and preliminary aquatic skills, and gain independence through the use of games and songs. Children work on skills that prepare them for participation in instructor-led levels. emphasis is on building confidence and independence from the parent.

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3506.703 Infant/Tot scarlett saturday 10:05 AM – 10:40 AM 4/30 – 6/11 $55

3501.701 Infant/Tot High point Monday 6:30 pM – 7:05 pM 4/18 – 6/6 $55

3506.704 preschool Forsythe Tuesday 5:30 pM – 6:05 pM 4/19 – 6/7 $59

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Private and Semi-privateSwim LessonsClasses are $120 for four 30-minute private sessions or $80 per participant for four 30-minute semi-private sessions. Various pools, times, and instructors are available.

Call the reC&eD swim program at 734-994-2300 ext. 53232, for more information and to schedule convenient times.

Due to the large volume of calls we receive, you may need to leave a message and your call will be returned as quickly as possible.

For more information on our Aquatics Program visit our newly updated website at

www.aareced.com.

Pre-K Swim Ages 3-4 years only. Your preschool-age child will focus on blow-ing bubbles, splashing, and other basic movements through the use of songs and games. His or her enjoyment of the water will greatly increase and your child will be better prepared for our Learn To swim levels. This is an independent experience, designed for young children who are already comfortable in the water without a parent. 7 weeks. No class 5/30.

ID# 3501.714 4/18 – 6/6 Monday FEE: $55 6:00 pM – 6:30 pM High point, pool


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LeveL 1 Age: 4-6 Requirement: must be comfortable in water with-out a parent Goal: to become comfortable with head or face in water.

LeveL 1.5 Age: 7-10 Requirement must be comfortable in water without a parent Goal: to become comfortable with head or face in water and take 1-2 independent strokes.

LeveL 2 Age: 4+ Requirement must be comfortable with head or face in water and have overcome their fear of water. Goal: to front and back float independently and take 1-2 strokes by themselves.

LeveL 3 Age: 5+ Requirement: must be able to front and back float independently and take 1-2 strokes by themselves. Goal: to swim independently half the width of the pool (5yds) using both front and back stroke and begin to breathe to the side.

LeveL 4 Age: 6+ Requirement: must be able to swim indepen-dently half the width of the pool (5yds) while using side breathing. Goal: to swim independently the full width of the pool using both front and back stroke with good side breathing.

LeveL 5 Age: 7+ Requirement must be able to swim indepen-dently the full width of the pool with proper front and backstroke tech-nique. Goal: to swim independently the full width of the pool using breaststroke, backstroke, and front stroke with proper side breathing.

LeveL 6 Age: 7+ Requirement must be able to swim indepen-dently the full width of the pool with proper technique, and be com-fortable swimming in the deep end. Goal: to swim independently half the length of the pool (15 yds) using front and back stroke, as well as breaststroke, and butterfly full width of the pool.

LeveL 7 Age: 8+ Requirement must be able to swim half the length of the pool using 3 major strokes, and butterfly width of the pool Goal: to be able to swim the full length of the pool (25 yds) us-ing front and back crawl as well as breaststroke, and butterfly half the length of the pool.

LeveL 8 Age: 8+ Requirement must be able to swim the full length of the pool using 3 major strokes, and butterfly half the length of the pool Goal: to be able to swim 2 lengths of the pool (50 yds) using front and back crawl as well as breaststroke, and butterfly 1 full length of the pool, while demonstrating good technique.

LeveL 9 Age: 9+ Requirement must be able to swim 2 full lengths (50 yds) of 3 major strokes, and 1 full length of butterfly with good technique, and have endurance to swim continuously for 1 hour.Goal: to increase endurance (4 full lengths of all 4 major strokes) and learn proper technique for starts and turns.

learn to Swim levelsPlease read the swim level descriptions below carefully for correct class placement. Partici-pants MuST have the required skill to participate in the selected class. If you have questions regarding swim levels please call 734-994-2300 ext. 53232.

Scarlett Saturday 4/30 – 6/11 7 classes. FEE: $55clAss iD# level TiMe

3516.701 Level 1 11:20 AM – 11:55 AM

3516.702 Level 1 12:40 pM – 1:15 pM

3526.701 Level 2 10:40 AM – 11:15 AM

3526.702 Level 2 12 Noon – 12:35 pM

3526.703 Level 2 1:20 pM – 1:55 pM

3536.701 Level 3 11:20 AM – 11:55 AM

3536.702 Level 3 12:40 pM – 1:15 pM

3536.703 Level 3 1:20 pM – 1:55 pM

3546.701 Level 4 12 Noon – 12:35 pM

3556.701 Level 5 10:40 AM – 11:15 AM

3566.701 Level 6 10:05 AM – 10:40 AM

Scarlett Monday 4/18 – 6/6 No class 5/30. 7 classes. FEE: $55clAss iD# level TiMe

3511.702 Level 1 6:40 pM – 7:15 pM

3511.701 Level 1.5 7:20 pM - 7:55 pM

3521.701 Level 2 6:00 pM - 6:35 pM

3531.701 Level 3 6:00 pM - 6:35 pM

3541.701 Level 4 6:40 pM - 7:15 pM

3551.701 Level 5 7:20 pM - 7:55 pM

Scarlett Wednesday 4/20 – 6/8 8 classes. FEE: $59

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3515.706 Level 1 5:55 pM - 6:30 pM

3525.706 Level 2 5:15 pM – 5:50 pM

3525.716 Level 2 6:35 pM – 7:15 pM

3535.706 Level 3 5:55 pM – 6:30 pM

3545.706 Level 4 5:15 pM – 5:50 pM

3555.706 Level 5 7:15 pM – 7:50 pM

3565.706 Level 6 7:15 pM – 7:50 pM

3585.706 Level 8 6:35 pM – 7:10 pM

Forsythe Tuesday & ThursdayFirst Session 4/19 – 5/12. 8 classes. FEE: $59 Second Session 5/19 – 6/14

1sT session 2nD session level TiMe

3516.705 3516.715 Level 1 6:50 pM – 7:25 pM

3526.705 3526.715 Level 2 6:10 pM - 6:45 pM

3536.705 3536.715 Level 3 6:50 pM - 7:25 pM

3546.705 3546.715 Level 4 6:10 pM - 6:45 pM

3576.705 3576.715 Level 7 5:30 pM – 6:05 pM

Competitive Swim – Session 1&2 FEE: $75

3596.705 3596.715 Level 9 7:30 pM – 8:30 pM

Youth Swim Due to the popularity of this program and the small class size, classes fill quickly. please list several alternative time choices on your registration, if pos-sible. Classes are for chil-dren 6 months and older. If your child is 7 years or older, please have your child use the same-sex locker room. 7 or 8 weeks. No class 5/30.


Instructional Classes participants must wear athletic shoes with non-marking soles. 7 classes.

clAss iD# level DAy TiMe DATes locATion fee

3603.701 Mighty Mite (Ages 5-7) Mon/Wed 4:15 pM – 5:15 pM 5/2 – 5/23 Clague $75

3601.701 Beginner (Ages 8-10) Mon/Wed 5:15 pM - 6:30 pM 5/2 – 5/23 Clague $89

3601.702 Beginner (Ages 8-10) Tue/Thurs 4:30 pM – 5:45 pM 5/3 – 5/24 Tappan $89

3601.703 Beginner (Ages 11-15) Tue/Thurs 5:45 pM – 7:00 pM 5/3 – 5/24 Tappan $89

3601.704 Adv Beg/Interm (Ages 9-15) Mon/Wed 4:15 pM -5:30 pM 5/2 – 5/23 Forsythe $89

Youth TennisYouth Tennis Classes include instruction, drills, fun games, fitness, agility and team building exer-cises. please read the player level descriptions and age levels below carefully for correct class placement. registered participants ages 8+ may check out a free loaner tennis racquet from the office one week prior to the start of class.

PLayer LeveL deSCriPtioNSmiGhty mite (Ages 5-7) Learn basic stroke fundamentals and improve hand-eye coordination in a fun games-based approach to tennis. “short” racquets provided by instructors on-court. Instructors incorpo-rate new usTA Quickstart curriculum.

BeGiNNer (Ages 8-10 and 11-15) (offered in spring, summer, Fall) Little or no experience; will learn basic stroke mechanics of forehand, backhand, volley, serve, as well as scoring and basic rules. advaNCed BeGiNNer (Ages 9-15) prerequisite: Beginner or equivalent - can rally the ball using both forehand and backhand from mid to backcourt, hit volleys and serve (inconsistently); will review and im-prove all strokes, learn more about rules by playing interactive live ball games.

iNtermediate (Ages 9-15) prerequisite: Advanced Beginner - can rally from the baseline fairly consis-tently, feels comfortable at net hitting volleys and overheads, serves fairly consistently from baseline; will work on perfecting all strokes, confidence and consistency, begin match play, and strategy.


Team TennisFirst practice includes a skills assessment for proper team placement. practices are outdoor with no indoor back-up. players must wear athletic (tennis) court shoes with non-marking soles if practice is at Varsity Tennis Center.

PurPLe team (Ages 9-14, Intermediate) prerequisite: Intermediate instructional class or equivalent. players can serve and rally full court fairly con-sistently. purple Team players drill, incorporate net play, match etiquette, strategy and play singles and doubles matches. great tennis experience for intermediate skill level, middle school/upper elementary players. red team (Ages 10-14, Advanced) prerequisite: purple Team experience or equivalent. players consistently serve and rally from the baseline, have proficient net skills, and can comfortably play singles and doubles matches. participants eligible to play competitively indoors in the late fall and winter on our 14&under usTA Junior Tennis travel team (Ann Arbor Aces).GoLd team (Ages 13-17, Intermediate-Advanced) prerequisite: red Team, JV tennis experience, or equivalent. participants are encouraged to play competitively on our 18 & under usTA Junior travel tennis team indoors in the late fall and winter. With gold Team practice and competitive match play, participants should feel confident playing JV high school tennis.

clAss iD# level DAy TiMe DATes locATion clAsses fee

3608.701 purple Team (Intermediate)

sundayTuesday

2:00 pM – 3:30 pM 5:30 pM – 7:00 pM

4/26 – 5/224/26 – 5/22

HuronForsythe

8 $135

3608.702 red Team (Advanced)

sundayWednesday

3:30 pM – 5:00 pM 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM

4/27 – 5/224/27 – 5/22

HuronuM Varsity

8 $145

3608.703 gold Team (Intermediate/Advanced)

sundayThursday

4:30 pM – 6:00 pM 6:00 pM – 7:30 pM

4/28 – 5/224/28 – 5/22

pioneeruM Varsity

8 $145

FREE InTRAMURAL TEnnIS FOR 6TH GRADERS offered each spring at AAps Middle schools by Ann Arbor Area Community Tennis Association (AAACTA). program begins the week of April 25. Instruction is provided by adult and high school players. Contact your intramural coordinator or go to www.aaacta.org for more information.


1. Register Online

First Time Online RegistrationAll first time online adult customers must set up an online account in order to register for classes.• Setupyouraccountatwww.aareced.com Complete directions are available online. • Onlineregistrationisnotavailableforparticipants who wish to use scholarship or senior discounts.

Online Account BenefitsWhether or not you use online registration, setting up your online account allows you to: • SeeyourscheduleofREC&EDactivities • Viewtransactionsregardingclasses • Checkyouraccountbalance • Changeyourpersonalinformation • Printyourclassreceiptatanytime

Click on the “Register Online” logo Browse through all the classes or go directly to an activity and register.

• WeacceptVISA,MasterCard,and AmericanExpresscreditcards.

2. Mail your RegistrationMail your completed registration form and payment toREC&ED,1515S.Seventh,AnnArbor,MI48103

3. phone in your Registration• Duringbusyregistrationtimesoroutsideofwork hours, you will be asked to leave a message with your registration information.• Creditcardpaymentrequired• Phoneinregistrationisonlyforclassesandactivities listed in this catalog• Sorry,noscholarshipdiscountscanbeaccepted by phone at this time• AfterApril11youmayenrollinswimclasses by calling ext. 53232, subject to availability

4. Fax your RegistrationWhenpayingbycreditcard,youcanfaxyourcompletedregistration form to 734-994-1454, Monday through Friday between 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

5. Drop Off your RegistrationBring your completed registration form and payment to our office and drop it in the secure 24-hour payment drop boxlocatedinsidethelobbyoftheREC&EDofficelocatedat1515S.Seventh,(intheEWingofPioneerHighSchool,enter off Seventh Street). The light will come on when the lobby door is opened.

For information call 734-994-2300 Registration forms are on pages 60-61

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REC & ED1515 S. Seventh St.

Ann Arbor, MI 48103

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Starting April 4Monday-Friday

8 AM-5 PM or use the24 hour Drop Box

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4.By FAX Starting April 4

Fax your form toto 734-994-1454Monday-Friday

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Starting April 4 Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53275

Pay by credit card

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WeATHer & fAciliTy cAncellATionsreC & eD activities may be cancelled when the Civil preparedness office issues a severe weather or tornado WArNINg. When a school is closed due to power loss or other facility problems, the reC & eD activities in that school are cancelled. Dial 734-994-2300 followed by the appropriate extension.

Department-wide, ext. 53114 Fitness, ext. 53132

Instructional /sports Camps, ext. 53119 Tennis, ext. 53117

swimming, ext. 53116 Team sports, ext. 53115

scHolArsHip progrAM reC & eD is proud to offer scholarships. For more information call 994-2300 ext. 53223 or check our website: www.aareced.com.• Feewaivers(scholarships)areavailabletopermanent residents of the Ann Arbor public school District in need of financial asistance. scholarship applicants should submit a completed application with residency and income verification at least two weeks before any program registration period.• Eachfamilymembermaytake1classoractivityeachfall,winter and spring term and 2 classes/activities each summer term.• Alladults18yearsandolderwhoarescholarshiprecipientsare required to pay a minimum co-pay of $5 for each class plus any materials fee. • Scholarshipmaynotapplytoco-sponsoredclasses,material/ supply charges, field trips or tickets to performances.• Alimitednumberofscholarshipregistrationscanbeaccepted in some classes.• Eachpersonisrequiredtonotifyourdepartment,threedays before the first class meeting, if a class must be dropped. Failure to notify or attend classes may result in revoking future use of the scholarship program unless good cause is shown. • Youcanmakeadonationtoourscholarshipfundbychecking the box in the payment section on the registration form.• Scholarshipsdiscountregistrationsmustbemailedor dropped off.

senior ADUlT DiscoUnTs• ResidentsoftheAnnArborPublicSchoolDistrictage65and older are eligible for a 50% discount on one class per term.• Dateofbirthmustbeprovidedontheregistrationform.• Thediscountdoesnotapplytoco-sponsoredclasses,material and supplies charges, field trips or tickets to performances.•OnlineregistrationisnotavailableforSeniordiscounts.

Allergies reC & eD staff will follow the Ann Arbor public schools’ No Nut snack and Nutrition policy. If you receive a message or see a sign indicat-ing that a building, or area in a building, is nut or dairy-free, please be respectful of that rule. If your child has any allergies or medical conditions of which we should be aware, please indicate on the registration form. If your child has an allergy action plan, please let us know at least two weeks in advance of your child’s participation in the camp. Call 734-994-2300 ext. 53219.

REC & ED Classes & CampsPolicies & Information

cAncellATion/creDiT policyplease let us know as soon as possible if you do not plan to partici-pate in a class or activity so we can contact someone on the wait list. You’re entitled to a credit on your reC & eD account if: • Youletusknowatleastthreebusinessdayspriorto the first day of the class or activity and • Yousubmityourrequestinwritingbye-mailto: [email protected] or by mail to: reC & eD refund request 1515 s. seventh st., Ann Arbor, MI 48103 Cancellation requests received less than three days prior to the first day of class will only be approved for extraordinary circumstances and will be charged a $10 cancellation fee. refunds will be paid in full when classes are cancelled by reC & eD. If a class or activity is cancelled due to weather, mechanical failure, or other unexpected problems, an effort will be made to schedule a make-up session. If it is not possible to provide a make-up time, no partial refunds will be given. There is no refund, credit or reduction of fees for classes missed by a student. CAMP CAnCELLATIOnS Written requests for full credits for camp cancellations must be received 15 days before the start of camp. requests received less than 15 days before the start of camp will be proportionately reduced. A $25 administrative fee will be charged for each refund request. Full camp cancellation/credit policy can be found online at aareced.com under “camps”.

WAiT lisT policyparticipants who register after a class or camp has reached its maximum enrollment will be placed on a wait list for that class. •Awaitlistconfirmationwillbemailed. • Youwillbecontactedwhenanopeningisavailable. • Pleasedonotattendtheclassforwhichyouarewaitlisted until you are notified by our office.If an opening does not occur, payment made with an individual check will be returned to the payer. payment made with a single check for multiple registrations will be credited to the payor’s account. This credit may be used for future registrations or will be refunded upon receipt of a written request. Credit cards are not charged for classes that are wait listed.

clAss TrAnsfersTransfers within a program area (example, swim class–to–swim class) are subject to class availability, and must be requested before the second scheduled class.

AMericAns WiTH DisAbiliTies AcTeveryone is welcome to enroll in all of the classes offered in this catalog. If you need special accommodations to participate, we will be happy to work with you. We also offer classes that are specifically designed for adults and teens with mental or physical challenges. please call at least two weeks in advance if you are re-questing special accommodations, whether you enroll online or by mail. For more information call 734-994-2300, ext. 53219.

regisTrATion AnD pAyMenT• MakeyourcheckormoneyorderpayabletoAnnArborPublic Schools(AAPS).Ifyouwishtopayincash,bringittotheoffice during office hours (see page 2).• WeacceptVISA,MasterCard,andAmericanExpresscreditcards. Please complete that section on the registration form.• Scholarshipsdiscountscannotbeprocessedthroughonline at this time.


REQuIRED INFoRMATIoN:

FoR YouTH ENRoLLING IN

CLASS oR CAMP

EMERgENCY CONTACT NaME _________________________________________________________________ PhoNE: (__________) __________________________________

DoEs YoUR ChILD havE aNY aLLERGIEs oR MEDICaL CoNDITIoNs? q No q YEs (EXPLaIN) _____________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________ DaTE ___________________________ sIGNaTURE ______________________________________________

CLASS & CAMP SELECTIOnS #2 PARTICIPAnT InFORMATIOn

clAss/cAMp iD# clAss/cAMp TiTle fee

______ of _______

Batch # _________

Trans # _________

Office Use

PLEasE PRint anD fiLL out ComPLEtELy. usE sEPaRatE foRm foR EaCh PayoR

SPRInG 2011 REGISTRATIOn FORMResidency:IsyourprimaryresidencewithintheAnnArborPublicSchoolDistrict?Yesq No q DoyouhaveacurrentREC&EDscholarship?Yesq No q Pending qID#________________

Changeinaddressorphoneforregistrantsincelastregistration?Yesq No qChangeinaddressorphoneforpayorsincelastregistration?Yesq No q

q CK q CA

q CC q Cr

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Total $__________

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q CK q CA

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CLASS oR CAMP



____________________________________________________ DaTE ___________________________ sIGNaTURE ______________________________________________



Office Use CLASS & CAMP SELECTIOnS #1 PARTICIPAnT InFORMATIOn

Credit cards

please completeentiresection

PAYMEnT METHOD: q CHeCK q CreDIT CArD q sCHoLArsHIp # __________________ q CreDIT oN reC & eD ACCouNT

FIrsT NAMe _____________________________________ LAsT NAMe____________________________________________________

ADDress _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

HoMe pHoNe (_______) ________________________________ WorK pHoNe (_________)__________________________________

eMAIL ____________________________________________________________ BIrTHDATe________________ geNDer: M q F q

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q VIsA q Mastercard q AM eXpress Total Fee (required) $ ________________________________________

Card # _____________________________________________ exp. Date _____________ CVV# ________________

sIgNATure (reQuIreD) __________________________________________________________________________

Name _________________________________________________________________________________________Print your name exactly as it appears on the credit card

sorry we cannot accept debit cards at this time

3-DIGIT sECURITY CoDE

I agree to pay above total amount according to the card issuers agreement and the REC & ED Refund/Credit policy as listed in this catalog.

Mail entire form to: reC & eD sprINg 20111515 s. seventh st.Ann Arbor, MI 48103

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1Include payment:Credit from reC & eD account: $ ___________________

q $1 donation to the reC & eD scholarship Fund

$_______________

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Amountpaid:

Make check payable to: AAps (ANN ArBor puBLIC sCHooLs) Do not send cash

Payorname(Person paying for classes(es)activities

fIRsT NaME _______________________________________________

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aDDREss_______________________________CITY ________________

sT ______ ZIP ______________ PhoNE __________________________

BIRThDaTE_______________ GENDER: M q f q GRaDE ___________

sChooL ChILD wILL aTTEND IN faLL 11 ______________________________

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SPRInG 2011 REGISTRATIOn FORMResidency:IsyourprimaryresidencewithintheAnnArborPublicSchoolDistrict?Yesq No q DoyouhaveacurrentREC&EDscholarship?Yesq No q Pending qID#________________

Changeinaddressorphoneforregistrantsincelastregistration?Yesq No qChangeinaddressorphoneforpayorsincelastregistration?Yesq No q

q CK q CA

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Office Use CLASS & CAMP SELECTIOnS #1 PARTICIPAnT InFORMATIOn

Credit cards

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PAYMEnT METHOD: q CHeCK q CreDIT CArD q sCHoLArsHIp # __________________ q CreDIT oN reC & eD ACCouNT

FIrsT NAMe _____________________________________ LAsT NAMe____________________________________________________

ADDress _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

HoMe pHoNe (_______) ________________________________ WorK pHoNe (_________)__________________________________

eMAIL ____________________________________________________________ BIrTHDATe________________ geNDer: M q F q

sTreeT CITY sT ZIp

q VIsA q Mastercard q AM eXpress Total Fee (required) $ ________________________________________

Card # _____________________________________________ exp. Date _____________ CVV# ________________

sIgNATure (reQuIreD) __________________________________________________________________________

Name _________________________________________________________________________________________Print your name exactly as it appears on the credit card

sorry we cannot accept debit cards at this time

3-DIGIT sECURITY CoDE

I agree to pay above total amount according to the card issuers agreement and the REC & ED Refund/Credit policy as listed in this catalog.

Mail entire form to: reC & eD sprINg 20111515 s. seventh st.Ann Arbor, MI 48103

3

1Include payment:Credit from reC & eD account: $ ___________________

q $1 donation to the reC & eD scholarship Fund

$_______________

2

Amountpaid:

Make check payable to: AAps (ANN ArBor puBLIC sCHooLs) Do not send cash

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fIRsT NaME _______________________________________________

LasT NaME ________________________________________________

aDDREss_______________________________CITY ________________

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use the letters above and the numbers along the right side of the map to find the locations.

ReC & eD Class Map Key

Other REC & ED Class SitesA. Balance Point Fitness (e-11) 3770 plaza Drive, suite 1B. Big George’s Home Appliance Mart (C-6) 2019 W. stadium BoulevardC. Bodies in Balance (e-5) 211 e. Ann streetD. Colonial Lanes Bowling (H-8) 1950 s. Industrial HighwayE. Quality 16 Movie Theatre (A-4) 3696 Jackson roadF. Harmony Yoga (C-7) 1955 pailine, suite 100BG. Ita Yoga Studio (K-3) 2745 plymouth roadH. Frame Factory (L-8) 3540 W. Washtenaw AvenueI northside Community Center (H-4) 809 TaylorJ. Peaceful Dragon School (C-7) 1945 pauline, suite BK. Sun Moon Yoga Studio (e-6) 404 W. HuronM. Coffee House Creamery (A-4) 3790 Jackson roadn. Whole Foods Market (K-8) 3135 Washtenaw Avenue0. Westarbor Animal Hospital (A-4) 6011 Jackson roadP. Wright’s Studio ( H-8 ) 1386 ColerR. Matthaei Botanical Gardens (o-4) 1800 N. Dixboro roadS. nichols Arboretum (H-5) 1610 Washington HeightsT. PKSA Dojang (e-11) 3770 plaza Dr., suite 2 U. Copper Leaf Crossing/Creature Conservancy (A-12) 4940 Ann Arbor saline roadv. Gymkhana (B-3) 3015 Miller Ave. (Botsford recreational preserve)X. WHC: Ellen Thompson Women’s Health Center (o-8) 5420 elliott Dr., campus st. Joseph Mercy HospitalZ. University of Michigan varsity Tennis Center (g-9) 2250 s. state street

OTHER LOCATIOnS (NoT oN MAp) Baron Glassworks, 838 railroad street The Chippewa Club, 2525 golfside road Old Friends Farm, 11131 scio Church road, Chelsea

REC & ED LocationsREC & ED office/Conference Room, Classrooms

and Lounge 1515S.Seventh,EWing,Pioneer (E-7) EnteratPioneerHighDr.off7thStreet

ann arbor Preschool & family Center (G-9)

2775Boardwalk

CaB- Eberbach Cultural arts Building (G-7)

1220 S. Forest St, at corner of Wells Street

high Point 1735S.WagnerRoad (A-7)

WisD-Washtenaw intermediate school District (A-8)

1819S.WagnerRoad

Elementary SchoolsAbbot 2670 sequoia parkway (B-4)Allen 2560 Towner Boulevard (I-9)Angell 1608 s. university (H-6)Bach 600 W. Jefferson (F-5)Bryant 2150 santa rosa Drive (I-10)Burns park 1414 Wells street (H-7)Carpenter 4250 Central Boulevard (N-9)Dicken 2135 runnymede (C-7)eberwhite 800 soule (e-6)Haisley 825 Duncan (C-4)King 3800 Waldenwood Drive (M-5)Lakewood 344 gralake (B-5)Lawton 2250 s. seventh (D-8)Logan 2685 Traver (J-2)Ann Arbor open @ Mack 920 Miller (F-4)Mitchell 3550 pittsview (K-10)Northside 912 Barton Drive (H-3)pattengill 2100 Crestland Drive (I-8)pittsfield 2543 pittsfield Boulevard (L-9)Thurston 2300 prairie (K-2)Wines 1701 Newport road (D-3)

Middle SchoolsClague 2616 Nixon road (K-2)Forsythe 1655 Newport road (e-3) scarlett 3300 Lorraine (K-10)slauson 1019 W. Washington (D-5) Tappan 2251 e. stadium Boulevard (I-7)

High SchoolsCommunity 401 N. Division (F-5)Huron 2727 Fuller road (K-5)pioneer 601 W. stadium Boulevard (e-7)roberto Clemente 4377 Textile road (N-12)skyline 2552 N. Maple road (B-3)stone school 2800 stone school road (I-9)


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Get on the mailing list now for the REC & ED Youth Team Sports your kids want to

play this year!

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If you would like to be added to our mailing list for any of the following sports for boys and girls, complete this form and mail or fax it to REC & ED Youth sports. If your child participated in a youth sport last season, you are automatically on the mailing list for that sport.

Check all sports that apply:c winter Youth futsal - Boys & Girls, grades 1-5

c winter Youth Basketball - Boys & Girls, grades 4-8

c winter high school Basketball - Boys & Girls, grades 9-12

c spring Youth flag football - Boys & Girls, grades 3-8

c spring Youth field hockey - Boys & Girls, grades 3-8

c spring Youth soccer - Boys & Girls, grades k-8

c summer kindergarten T-Ball, Boys & Girls, grade k

c summer Baseball - Boys & Girls, grades 1-8

c summer softball - Girls, grades 1-8

c summer high school volleyball - Girls, grades 9-12

c fall Youth volleyball - Boys & Girls, grades 4-9

c fall Youth field hockey - Boys & Girls, grades 3-6

c fall Youth Lacrosse - Boys & Girls, grades 3-9

c fall Youth soccer - Boys & Girls, grades k-8

c fall Youth Basketball - Boys & Girls, grades 2-4

Our teams are well-coached by fair and enthusiastic volunteers who strive

to give all of the participants a well-rounded and enjoyable team-building and

learning experience.

FAX TO: 734-994-1454

MAIL TO: REC & ED Youth sports 1515 s. seventh st. ann arbor, MI 48103 (8aM-5PM only)

1. youth #1nAME_________________________________________________________

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