Event Calendar
Events
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Field Trip: California Discovery Center
Thursday, January 12, 2012 - 9:30 am
Dino Quest – the world’s first interactive dinosaur adventure. The exhibit features life-size dinosaurs, interactive quests and hands-on fossil discovery and identification. We'll walk among prehistoric animals and learn about the body’s systems and how they relate to each other. Lunch included. Don't miss this awesome field trip!
Get Your Groove Back at Curves
Special Class for From the Heart Moms
Sat, Jan 14th at 10:00 am - Curves 8th Ave Inglewood CA
Get ready for the Curves® Circuit with Zumba Fitness®. Enjoy a class that mixes the moves of Zumba® with the proven strength of training of Curves for a wildly effective workout. You’ll tone up, burn hundreds of calories, and have so much fun you won’t even realize you’re working out!
Parent Meeting: Who's in Charge!
Thursday, Jan 19th at 5:00 pm
Join Dr. Verda Bradley for an enlightening discussion "Who's in Charge!" Do you sometimes feel that your children aren't listening to you, that they do the complete opposite of what you've asked, or that you must exist in alternate universes. Dr. Bradley tackles all these perplexing questions by helping you understand how children's brains work and the disconnect that occurs when we talk to our children. Join us for a discussion on your child's brain development and the important role parents play in the development of your child!
Movie Day at From the Heart Sat January 21, 2012 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Back by special request! Bring your children to From the Heart for a day of Movies & Crafts. They'll enjoy cooking snacks and having lunch with their friends. Be sure to sign your child up at SignupGenuis.com 100th Day Celebration Yea! It's the 100th Day of School! A celebration of teaching math in a way that children get, with plenty of opportunities to handle objects – to count them, arrange them in different ways, and see what they look like grouped in different ways — so that when they see a number like 100, it isn’t just a set of symbols. A classic 100th-day-of-school project is for each child to collect 100 of something and display it on a large sheet of cardboard. Often used are small, inexpensive objects like paper clips, toothpicks, stickers, pieces of macaroni, or pennies, but much of the fun of 100 collections is seeing just how creative students can be in what they include. Some students like to use 100 of the same item, others a mix. The arrangement of the 100 items onto the board also varies greatly, popular ones being grouping by 10's or 5's.