Coastal Cleanup Day 2016

Coastal
Cleanup Day
2016
Help us help the beach
Saturday, September 17th, 2016: 9AM-Noon
30 sites across SLO County
For more information:
web: www.ecoslo.org
email: [email protected]
phone: (805) 544-1777
Volunteer Signup:
http://bit.ly/coastal-cleanup-2016
ECOSLO | 246 S. Higuera St., PO Box 1014 | San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
[email protected] | (805) 544-1777 | www.ecoslo.org
Día De Limpieza
Costera
2016
Ayudenos a ayudar la playa
Sábado, 17th De Septiembre, 2016: 9AM-Mediodía
Treinta sitias en el condado de SLO
Para más información visite:
web: www.ecoslo.org
email: [email protected]
phone: (805) 544-1777
Regístrese como voluntario:
http://bit.ly/coastal-cleanup-2016
ECOSLO | 246 S. Higuera St., PO Box 1014 | San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
[email protected] | (805) 544-1777 | www.ecoslo.org
C. L. Smith Chess Club
Tuesdays 2:50 - 3:45
C. L. Smith Library
The C. L. Smith Chess Club will start Tuesday September 13th. Players and parents at
any level of experience that are serious about wanting to learn or improve existing skills
are welcome. Maximum 20 students (because of limited sets and boards).
Studies have shown that students exposed to the discipline, patience, and creative
problem solving involved in chess often see improvements in all areas of their
schoolwork. Chess is a standard part of the curriculum in many countries for this
reason. Chess is also a ton of fun!
Students will be required to participate in at least one of the three local scholastic chess
tournaments held in the fall, winter, and spring.
Please contact Jason Mayr ([email protected]) if you have any questions. Also let me
know if you’d like to help (chess knowledge not necessary).
See you there!
El C. L. Smith Club de Ajedrez se iniciará Martes 13 de septiembre. Y los padres del
jugador en cualquier nivel de experiencia que son serios sobre el deseo de aprender o
mejorar las habilidades existentes son bienvenidos. Maximun 20 estudiantes (Becuase
de series y tablas limitado).
Los estudios han demostrado que los estudiantes expuestos a la disciplina, la paciencia
y la solución creativa de problemas involucrados en el ajedrez a menudo ver mejoras
en todas las áreas de su trabajo escolar. El ajedrez es una parte estándar del plan de
estudios en muchos países por esta razón. El ajedrez es también un montón de
diversión!
los estudiantes estarán obligados a participar en al menos uno de los tres torneos de
ajedrez escolares locales celebradas en el otoño, invierno y primavera.
Por favor, póngase en contacto con Jason Mayr ([email protected]) si tiene alguna
pregunta. También quisiera saber si desea ayudar a (conocimiento del ajedrez no es
necesario).
¡Te veo allí!
Get To Know Your...
SLCUSD Student Wellness Policy!
Because healthy students are stronger learners,
We have a coordinated school health system that includes:
Did you know our district has a Wellness Committee that:
 promotes life-long healthy habits and choices
 recognizes the link between health and learning
 encourages compliance with state and federal nutrition guidelines
Look for monthly wellness tips to be sent home in the school newsletter and tips
for healthy celebrations from your room parent.
To get more involved, ask at your school office about your current
teacher/parent representative.
NUTRITION EDUCATION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY GOALS:
o All students have the opportunity to be physically active every day
THINK OF EVENTS, PARTIES, CELEBRATIONS, AND FUNDRAISERS AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO
ENCOURAGE WELLNESS
o All fundraisers, school meals, and vending machines must meet nutrition standards
o After school fundraisers are encouraged to include healthy or non-food items
o Favor non-food options
o Physical activity rewards are encouraged
o Food provided by school staff must meet state and federal nutrition standards
o Parents are encouraged to provide healthy foods for class parties
FOOD ALLERGIES
o SLCUSD will meet regulations for students with life-threatening food allergies and
address the specific needs of each food allergic student
SCHOOL MEALS
o Foods follows federal and state nutritional guidelines
o As feasible, menus will include seasonal foods from local farms & school gardens
o You can request to see nutritional contents and ingredients at anytime
For the complete District School Wellness Policy, see your school office.
after school
3:15 – 4:45 pm
classes
1010 Broad Street, west end of Mission Plaza, San Luis Obispo SLOMA.ORG
7 to 8 year olds
9 to 12 year olds
5 to 6 year olds
3:15 – 4:45 pm
3:15 – 4:45 pm
3:15 – 4:45 pm
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Mondays
with teaching artist
Madeline Simonaro
STAMPS, PATTERNS AND
MONOPRINTS
October 3, 10, 17, 24
Be a printmaker! Use the ocean and
its sea life as a theme for your artwork.
Brush the colors of the ocean making
monoprints. Explore creatures of the sea
to design printing stamps for creating
repeated patterns.
Oct-A 16 $48
color—mix it up!
with teaching artist
Nicole Spahn
natural & manmade lines
October 4, 11, 18, 25
Explore positive and negative space
in your 3-D artwork. Create sculptures
with lines defined with wire and strings.
Contrast sculptures made from natural
materials. It’s all about straight & curved,
thin & thick lines in art.
Oct-B16 $48
día de los muertos
November 1, 8, 15
October 31, Novembe 7, 14
Mix primary colors to create new colors
for your tempera paintings. Learn to use
lighter tints and darker shades. Artists at
work!
Nov-A 16 $36
Paper puppets, sugar skulls, papel picado
and traditional ofrendas are all a part
of the Día de los Muertos celebration.
Learn about this Mexican festival of Todos
Santos.
Nov-B16 $36
all sizes of lines
process printmaking
January 9, 16, 23, 30
Draw with lines to express what you
see and what you can imagine. Express
line ideas in small 3-D forms. Balance
your shapes and spaces in your artwork.
Jan-A17 $48
with teaching artist Brian Williams
January 10, 17, 24, 31
Work with lino-cut to develop your image.
Save your prints as you develop changes
in color & the cutting process. Present
your sequential prints in booklet form.
Jan-B17 $48
sculpture: the self-portrait
with teaching artist Patrick Mehaffy
October 5, 12, 19, 26
Working in any style from realistic to
abstract, create a self-portrait that speaks
about who you are, and not what you
look like. Focus will be on using natural
materials to reflect your place in, or feelings
about, the natural world.
Oct-C16 $48
nature’s beauty in drawings
with teaching artist Kathy Spencer-Canepa
November 2, 9, 16
Use actual samples from nature as subject
matter. Express form, value and texture in
your compositions. Drawing media will
include pen & ink, pencil, charcoal and oil
pastel. Expand your drawing skills.
Nov-C16 $36
crazy about color
with teaching artist Debroah Sanz
January 11, 18, 25
Explore color variations as you mix acrylic
paints. Work from realistic to abstract as
you create still life paintings. Learn to use
warm, cool & complementary colors.
Jan-C17 $36
To Enroll: Fill out form and mail with check, sign up online at sloma.org or call 805.543.8562 ex. 1
Space is limited to 15 students and not guaranteed until payment is received. All classroom supplies are
provided. Full and partial scholarship are available. Mail: SLOMA, PO Box 813, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
Child’s Name :___________________________________________________ Birth date:____/_____/_____
5 & 6 year olds
TOTAL = $ Oct-A16 $48 $
o make check payable to SLOMA
Parent
Nov-A16 $36 $
o Visa o Mastercard
Email Jan-A17 $48 $
Day Phone 7 & 8 year olds
CC#
Oct-B16 $48 $
Street exp:
/
Nov-B16 $36 $
City Zip Jan-B17 $48 $
San Luis Obispo Museum of Art aligns its classroom curriculum to the California State
9 to 12 year olds
Framework for the Visual and Performing Arts. Class sizes are limited to 15 students
Oct-C16 $48 $
and taught by experienced teaching artists. Subject matter is designed to help
students build higher level thinking skills, with opportunities for students to analyze
Nov-C16 $36 $
and make judgements in the field of the visual arts.
Jan-C17 $36 $