Youth Variety
Community Safety Day Ages 12+
RS
Be prepared for natural disasters (tornadoes, floods, etc.) and medical emergencies (choking, seizures, burns, etc.) This class will also touch on Citizen CPR which is designed to teach untrained bystanders when and how to perform hands-only CPR after witnessing the sudden collapse of an adult. Learn how to build a disaster kit. Participants will be included in a free first aid kit raffle.
Location: ESCC Studio 7 At 14 N. Van Buren St. Instructor: Justin Larson, American Red Cross CODE
202049-1A W WHALE Tails
Grades K-5
Water Habits Are Learned Early offers some basic lessons which are important for all children to know, presented in a fun way. Swim with a buddy in supervised areas. Be cool, follow the rule - the reasons behind water safety rules. Look before you leap - choose safe places to swim and dive. Reach or throw, don’t go - safe ways to rescue a swimmer in trouble. Don’t just pack it, wear your jacket. Be in the know before the busy summer swim season starts! Registration is required.
Location: ESCC Studio 7 At 14 N. Van Buren St. Instructor: Justin Larson, American Red Cross CODE
282053-1A Tu Home Alone
Grades K-5
Gain basic knowledge on how to deal with strangers, what to do if an emergency happens, how to call 9-1-1, and how to respond to specific emergencies, as well as reinforcement of rules put in place by caregivers.
Location: ESCC Studio 7 At 14 N. Van Buren St. Instructor: Justin Larson, American Red Cross CODE
282036-1A Tu
DAYS DATES 05/29
TIME 5:00-5:30P
DAYS DATES 05/29
TIME 4:30-5:00P RS
DAYS DATES 05/23
TIME 4:30-6:00P RS
The Pillowcase Project Grades 2-6
RS
The goal of this class is to create a generation of children who understand the science of hazards. Be empowered to take action by practicing how to prepare for emergencies, and understand that by sharing what they have learned with family and friends, they can help create a prepared community.
Location: ESCC Studio 7 At 14 N. Van Buren St. Instructor: Justin Larson, American Red Cross CODE
382037-1A Tu
DAYS DATES 06/19
TIME 1:00-2:30P
Peg’s Drawing and Painting Ages 7+
RS
Express yourself! Enjoy a variety of art media and techniques such as blending, shading, proportioning and color mixing. Students can have any level of art experience! Instructor works on an individual basis. Please note: supplies you’ll need: good quality drawing paper (11’ x 14’), 2 or 3 veins of charcoal, a soft/ kneaded eraser and set of soft square pastels (Alpha Colors). Optional supplies: watercolor in tubes, 1/2’ ox hair square brush and small tapered watercolor brush. Watercolors are optional. If you wish to work in watercolors, you must purchase your own supplies. Please bring a hearty sack lunch and drink. iPods are acceptable. Peg furnishes only optional supplies.
Location: SPRC At 3507 Kaneville Rd. Instructor: Peg Boehm CODE
381000-1A F 381000-1B F 381000-1C F 381000-1D F 381000-1E F 381000-1F F 381000-1G F 381000-1H F 381000-1I F
96 | Summer 2018
DAYS DATES 06/08 06/15 06/22 06/29 07/13 07/20 07/27 08/03 08/10
TIME RES BNR NR
10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85 10:00A-2:00P $65 $75 $85
CPR and First Aid Ages 12+
RS
The purpose of this course is to teach students to recognize first aid and cardiac emergencies and take action. Students learn how to give appropriate care for different first aid emergencies and how to perform hands-only CPR. This is a 2-year certification.
Location: ESCC Studio 7 At 14 N. Van Buren St. Instructor: Justin Larson, American Red Cross CODE
382039-1A Sa
DAYS DATES 06/09
TIME 10:00A-2:00P
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