KIDSCOLLEGE

TO REGISTER: www.qcc.cuny.edu/conted • 718.631.6343

Building a Strong Foundation for your Child’s Future

CONTINUINGE D U C A T I O N

2011

ACADEMICS 学校主科 > ATHLETICS 运动 > ENRICHMENT 兴趣爱好课程

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4Kids College

Anna Figetakis, MA (Early Childhood & Common Branches), Academic Coordinator.All instructors are experienced NYS certified teachers with special expertise in the courses they teach with small class sizes. • Parent-Teacher conferences to be held on Saturday, December 10. (Math & Reading grades 2-4) • The College reserves the right to make pro-gram changes and adjustments as required. • Each additional child from one family pays $10 registration fee.Registrations required prior to class starting.

5% REGISTRATION DISCOUNT AT OPEN HOUSE

ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10THNew Student & Multiple Sibling

discounts available – see page 59

Testimonial from Kids College parent:

My daughter and her friend completed the Kids College SHSAT preparation class and they both got accepted to Bronx Science! My daughter received a 539 on the test. Many thanks to a fantastic program and great teachers!

Rosa C.

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Reading (grades 2-6)Read aloud, Read along, Read A LOT! Sections are offered by grade level; please specify grade level at time of registration. Students will learn to appreciate literature in this reading course, while enhancing vocabu-lary and comprehension skills. CLX-232 10 sessions / $250 Sat, 11:05am-12:35pmSP-2-6 Grades 2-6 each code-level

Mathematics (grades 2-6) Math made simple – and fun! Sections are offered by grade level; please specify grade level at time of registration. Students will be encouraged to approach math in a fun and interactive way while strengthening their mathematics and problem-solving skills. CLX-222 10 sessions / $250 Sat, 9:30-11amSA-2-6 Grades 2-6 each code-level

Art Literature Club (grades K-2)Young students will enjoy literature while enhancing their reading, writing, and artistic skills. There will be a “read aloud” of popular children’s books followed by creating their own art project inspired by the book they read. CLX-114 10 Sessions / $205SP Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm plus QCC Art Gallery Field Trip TBA

Hola Amigos! Hello Friends! Spanish (grades 1 & 2) For young learners, students will learn basic conversational Spanish. Topics will include letters of the alphabet, numbers, days of the week, months and holidays. The teacher will speak in Spanish and will encourage the stu-dents to do the same during the class time. CLX-345 10 Sessions / $205SP Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm

4Elementary

Reading & Mathematics (Kindergarten)Help young ones prepare to enter school! Young students will engage in a variety of activities designed to develop and enhance their skills in language arts and mathematics before they even reach the classroom! Students must be entering Kindergarten in the Fall or be 5 years old by January 31, 2012.CLX-131 10 sessions / $205SA Sat, 9:30-11am

Reading & Mathematics (1st Grade)Children are the future – give them the support they need to excel! This course offers literacy development to enhance oral communication, phonics awareness, word recognition, and reading comprehension. Math skills offered include working with number facts, basic numerical concepts, and simple number sentences.CLX-132 10 sessions / $205SA Sat, 9:30-11am

Arts & Crafts (Kindergarten & 1st Grade)Explore the inner artist! Young students will develop artistic skills by working with various utensils, and learn to use art as a form of self-expression. Specialized instruction will help students develop on a personal basis and create individual art work while interacting in a group setting.CLX-110 10 sessions / $185 includes materials

SP Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm

Sketching & Cartooning (Kindergarten & 1st Grade)Art imitates life in this animated class! Young students will explore even more fun aspects of art as they learn sketching and design, draw and animate cartoon characters, and add real-life expressions and situations to produce their own cartoon creations! CLX-112 10 sessions / $185 includes materials

SP Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm

4Early Childhood

All classes on this page: schedule dates are October 1-December 10 (skip 11/26)

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Writing Essays & Reports (grades 5-8)This course will help older students establish their essay-writing skills by learning to analyze written assignments, structure essays, organize thoughts, and use sophisticated vocabulary. CLX-341 SP Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm

Algebra (grades 6-7) Students will practice the principles of alge-bra, including: polynomials, factorization, and solving equations with variables. CLX-320 SA Sat, 9:30-11am

Intro to HS Math (grades 7-8) Students will receive instruction, as well as coaching, in mastering advanced skills as prep-aration for high school-level mathematics. Topics covered include algebra and geometry. CLX-321 SP Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm

4Intermediate

All Math, Reading & Writing classes on this page are 10 sessions @ $225 with schedule dates of October 1-December 10 (skip 11/26)

Writing Workshop (grades 2-4) This workshop will give younger students the foundation to begin writing as a source of expression, reflection and personal develop-ment. Students will gain an understanding of the importance of self-expression and experiential learning through the writing of logs, journals, individual conferences, and shared experiences. CLX-240 SA Sat, 9:30-11am

Reading & Writing Workshop (grades 5-6) Students will further their reading and writing skills, and develop word analysis, vocabulary and comprehension skills. Read different genres of literature. Gain confidence in the writing process – prewriting, drafting, revising, proof-reading and publishing.CLX-235 SA Sat, 9:30-11am

Reading & Writing Workshop (grades 7-8)Students will further their appreciation of lit-erature, while receiving personalized assistance in mastering their vocabulary and comprehen-sion skills. Students will practice writing for information, understanding, critical analysis and evaluation as well as literacy response.CLX-504 SP Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm

Math Workshop (grades 7-8) Students will receive specialized attention to help master mathematics and problem-solving skills. CLX-503 SA Sat, 9:30-11am

4Workshop

NYS Mandated Elementary Assessment Test Prep

• Reading

• Mathematics

• Science

Only offered Spring semester

Number the Stars (grades 4-6)

This course is based on a work of historical fiction about the Holocaust of the Second World War by award-winning author Lois Lowry. This story centers on ten-year-old Anne-

marie Johansen,who lived in Copenhagen, Denmark. The novel was awarded the 1990 Newbery Medal as the "most distinguished contribution to American literature for children". Read the book at home and at class to learn about the Holocaust through the eyes of Annemarie.

The book will be provided to all reg-istrants at the first class meeting for the group to begin reading together. When the class has finished reading the book, on the last class session, they will go on a tour of the Harriet & Kenneth Kupferberg Holocaust Center on campus.CLX-045 4 sessions / $50 SA Sat, 9:30-10:30am, Oct. 15-29 & Tour on Nov. 5

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4Chinese Academy

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Game Builders Academy: Creating Video Games!Designing Video Games as teaching tools… learn, grow, have fun and succeed! Hands-on technology, hand-eye coordination, deconstructing systems, internalized mapping, improved eyesight, increased focus, and confidence in creating a new and individualized game are some of the many proven benefits of this program. Participants take pride in creating their own end product, which is not a commercially published video game but their own inspiration based on their imagination and academic preparedness.

Intro to Video Game Design & Development (grades 5-12) Participants use and strengthen math, logic, communication, concentration and critical think-ing skills, problem solving and creative thinking – all in the context of learning how to design and program video games! This course offers registrants an exciting introduction to the technical and artistic concepts and techniques of designing and programming video games. Students gain a working knowledge of the skills and tools necessary to design and develop video games, and will learn how to use Game Maker software and graphics programs. They will be introduced to the fundamentals of animation for use in their games, and create at least one full working video game, and an advanced pong-style game. Prerequisites: None. CLX-605 SA / 9 sessions / $395 Sat, 9-10:30am, Oct. 1-Dec. 10 (skip 10/8, 11/26)

4Enrichment

Meaningful Play/Fun Theory (grades 6-12)Dawn C. Hayes, social entrepreneur in non-profit ventures, program development toward visual interactive research and collaborative learning, and; Shen Christopher Lo, NYU-Polytechnic undergraduate pursuing degrees in Integrated Digital Media & Computer Science with concentration in 3D animation and cartooning and conducting gaming research in the University’s new Game Innovation Lab.

Explore the powerful role meaningful play can have in developing assistive and universal design tools through do-it-yourself (DIY) technology and creative media. Participants will explore and create serious games, quirky toys, whimsical art, novel architecture, and wearable technology.

CLX-615 9 sessions / $175SA Sat, 10:30am-noon, Oct. 1-Dec. 10 (skip 10/8, 11/26)

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4Performing Arts

SO YOU THINK YOU’VE GOT TALENT? (ages 11-17) Susan Agin, MS, Director of Queensborough Performing Arts Center (QPAC), member of Actor’s Equity, recording artist, voice coach, Cantor

How to Audition for Broadway Broadway is a dream for millions of young people across the world. However, if you are inter-ested in actually auditioning for Broadway, there are several tips you need to keep in mind before ever stepping foot inside a theater. This class will help you learn how to best prepare for a musical (Broadway) audition. Learn where to look for auditions, pick the right song, interact with the casting directors, prepare your sheet music, and how to dress. Participants must bring with them 2 copies of the sheet music for an audition song they have chosen to work on. MUX-101 6 sessions / $125TP Tues, 5:15-6:30pm, Oct. 11-Nov. 15

Sing with “GLEE” This real life “GLEE” chorus will have you singing new arrangements of classic radio favorites while mastering easy choreography to enhance the overall impact of the music. The group will learn harmonies and some will be given solos. Performances will be backed by a fully orchestrated recording. Prerequisite: This program is not for the youngster who cannot keep a tune. This is for the performer who has had some music and dance training. Friends and family may attend the last class to watch final performance.MUX-102 6 sessions / $95T Tues, 6:45-7:45pm, Oct. 11-Nov. 15

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Strings & Things: Write the Songs & Play Guitar (ages 8 and up)Terence Q. Dudley, President/Producer-Quentin Entertainment Inc.

Grammy nominated musician, songwriter, and producer with major artist recording cred-its, will introduce you to all different styles of music, allowing you to get a well rounded sense of the many sounds of the guitar. You will start with the acoustic guitar by using your fingers & your ears to learn the techniques allowing you to develop listening, read-ing and remembrance skills. You will also learn to write your very own songs. Bring your words and your own acoustic guitar. CLX-426 SP / 8 sessions / $185 Sat, 11:05am-12:50pm, Oct. 15-Dec. 3 (skip 11/26) & Dec. 10th Recital

NEW PROGRAM PROPOSALSContinuing Education offers a multitude of programs for our community.

If you are interested in joining our instructional team toward Learning for a Lifetime, please contact our Kids College Program Manager at the email address below and

request a PROGRAM PROPOSAL FORM to be submitted with your resume:Jacqueline Montgomery: jmontgomery@qcc.cuny.edu

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Joel Ingram, Coordinator, Bell Auto School

This NYS Education Dept.-approved course is for all eligible public and private high school students. Instructors are licensed by the NYS Department of Education. This program uses late model vehicles with dual controls.

ELIGIBILITY. All high school students are eligible to register for the Driver Education program provided they are or will be 16 years of age by September 16, 2011. Students must have a learner’s permit or junior license before and bring to first class.

Objectives• Acquire safe driving skills and defensive

driving awareness.• Earn the MV 285 “Completion Certificate,”

providing eligibility for 10-15% discounts on insurance premiums with most companies; Duplicate cards, $20; Duplicate letters, $10.

• Qualify to apply for senior driver’s license at age 17.

TUITION & FEES. Tuition is $575 (does NOT include textbook cost of $45). Full tuition must accompany your application/registration. No partial payments accepted.Additional fees, not payable to QCC, include learner’s permit and optional road test services.

SCHEDULEConvenient schedules offered weekdays and Saturdays. Parental permission forms and schedules are available in L-118P or call 718.631.6343. Students are required to pur-chase a $45 text from the instructor. DEX-100 48 hours instruction / $575E Sat, Sept. 17-Jan. 28, 2012 (skip 9/28-30; 10/4, 7-10; 11/22-27; 12/23-31, and; Jan. 1-2, 16, 2012)NOTE: This program is an introduction to driving. Additional practice outside of class will be needed.

This program is exempt from discounts.

REFUND POLICY FOR DRIVERS EDUCATION

• 90% of total tuition fee will be refunded if requested in writing prior to first class.

• No refunds after classes have begun.

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4Test Prep

High School Admissions & Test Prep

Hunter College High School Test Preparation (grade 6)Read, analyze, and interpret test questions, broaden your vocabulary, and increase your essay writing skills. Review mathematics and develop competence in problem-solving and test-taking strategies. Only those sixth-graders who have been approved to take the January Hunter College High School Test by their school principals should register for this course. Principal’s letter of approval must accompany registration.CLX-370 7 sessions / $265 SP Sat 11:05am-1:35pm, Oct. 22-Dec. 10 (skip 11/26)

Portfolio Development Class for Specialized High School Admissions (grades 6-8)Portfolios are submitted in eighth grade for specialized art school admissions. Work on six projects to complete the admissions port-folios. Projects include portraits, fashion, still life, anime, landscape, and cartooning. Bring 18” by 24” charcoal pad to first class. CLX-376 10 sessions / $250 SA Sat 9:30-11am, Oct. 1-Dec. 10 (skip 11/26)

TACH (CO-OP) Test Prep (grade 8)Attain general test preparation for Catholic High School entrance examination with review of the verbal and mathematics sections. Practice test administered under simulated conditions.CLX-374 6 sessions / $210 SA Sat 9-11am, Oct. 1-Nov. 5

Specialized High School Entrance Test Prep (grade 8)Develop test-taking skills, learn to analyze questions and select correct answers. CLX-375 8 sessions / $290 RPSA 4 sessions each on, Thurs 4-6pm, Sept. 22-Oct. 20 (skip 9/29) and Sat 9:30am-12:30pm, Sept. 24-Oct. 15

SATPrepare for the NEW SAT format. Work to improve your scores by developing your ver-bal, mathematics and essay writing skills. Course includes evaluation of practice tests and essay writing. Required text will be announced at the first class meeting.• Learn question analysis and how to eliminate incorrect responses • Learn how to select correct answers to math problems • Practice taking the test under simulated examination conditions. • Review your responses with the instructor. • Build your confidence for success. CLX-580 8 sessions / $370SA Sat, 9:30am-12:35pm, Sept. 24-Nov. 12 ZA Sun, 9:30am-12:35pm, Sept. 25-Nov. 13

• SAT Critical Reading Only with Essay For registrants who feel secure in their ability to score well on the mathematics portion of the SAT but would like to reinforce verbal skills. CLX-581 8 sessions / $220SA Sat, 9:30-11am, Sept. 24-Nov. 12 ZA Sun, 9:30-11am, Sept. 25-Nov. 13

• SAT Math Skills OnlyFor registrants secure in their ability to score well on the verbal portion of the SAT but would like to reinforce math skills. CLX-582 8 sessions / $220SA Sat, 11:05am-12:35pm, Sept. 24-Nov. 12 ZA Sun, 11:05am-12:35pm, Sept. 25-Nov. 13

SAT Exam tentative scheduleNov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 28, March 10

Offsite locations only

Regents Exam Test PrepOffered Spring semester only

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4Swimming

Tiny Tots Swimming (ages 2-6)Joshua Bernstein, MS, Aqua Therapy License; Vijay Mistry, BA

Develop water skills safely and with fun—and with parents. One adult must sign up with and accompany each child during instruction.

BEGINNERPEX-745 10 half-hour sessions / $115 each child and $85 each adult (Adult must accompany child in pool.)SA Sat, 10:30-11am, Oct. 1-Dec. 17 (skip 10/8, 11/26) (Mistry)ZA Sun, 10-10:30am, Oct. 2-Dec. 18 (skip 10/9, 11/27) (Bernstein)M Mon, 8-8:30pm, Oct. 3-Dec. 12 (skip 10/10) (Bernstein)

INTERMEDIATEPEX-746 10 half-hour sessions / $115 each child and $85 each adult (Adult must accompany child in pool.)ZA Sun, 10:30-11am, Oct. 2-Dec. 18 (skip 10/9, 11/27) (Bernstein)M Mon, 8:30-9pm, Oct. 3-Dec. 12 (skip 10/10) (Bernstein)

ADVANCED TRANSITION (ages 6-8)PEX-747 10 one-hour sessions / $190 (At instructor’s discretion, adult may need to accompany child in pool.) T Tues, 8-9pm, Oct. 11-Dec. 20 (skip 11/22) (Bernstein)

Adolescent/Pre-Teen Swimming (ages 7-14)Joshua Bernstein, MS, Aqua Therapy License; Vijay Mistry, BA

Participants are classified at the first session to ensure similar swim levels for each group. To enroll, a child must be able to stand in 3-1/2 feet of water.

NON-SWIMMERS/BEGINNERSEnjoy the water and gain skills.PEX-748 10 sessions / $190SA1 Sat, 8:30-9:30am, Oct. 1-Dec. 17 (skip 10/8, 11/26) (Mistry)SA2 Sat, 11am-noon, Oct. 1-Dec. 17 (skip 10/8, 11/26) (Mistry)

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCEDTo join the intermediate or advanced levels, the child should be able to float front and back, do the cross stroke, and use rhythm breathing.PEX-749 10 sessions / $190SA Sat, 9:30-10:30am, Oct. 1-Dec. 17 (skip 10/8, 11/26) (Mistry)ZA Sun, 11am-noon, Oct. 2-Dec. 18 (skip 10/9, 11/27) (Bernstein)R Thurs, 8-9pm, Oct. 6-Dec. 15 (skip 11/24) (Bernstein)

COMPETITIVE SWIM INSTRUCTION (ages 7-14)Joshua Bernstein, MS, Aqua Therapy License

Coaching in various competitive swimming techniques. Style, racing dive, and turns ana-lyzed and remediated. Time trials and infor-mation on registering and competing in local, regional swimming competitions will be pro-vided.PEX-750 WP 10 sessions / $190 Wed, 6:30-7:30pm, Oct. 5-Dec. 14 (skip 11/23) FP 9 sessions / $175 Fri, 6:30-7:30pm, Oct. 14-Dec. 16 (skip 11/25)

Lifeguard Training with Red Cross Certification (age 15 or older by course end-date)Successful completion of this course will enable participants to obtain certification. CPR for the Professional Rescuer and First Aid are included.

Offered Spring Semester only

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Tennis for New PlayersSmall groups with Limited EnrollmentSteven Apostolo, BA, professional tennis instructor, Borough Director of Queens for City Parks Foundation, Director of Tennis for East Williston Creative Arts Program, Selected as Tennis instructor for NIKE & REEBOK clin-ics in Central Park with pros such as Andy Roddick, Tomas Berdych, Steffi Graf, Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal, Member of the USTA and ball-person for the U.S. Open Tennis Championship in Flushing Meadows for the past ten years

PEX-732 6 sessions for all classes below Sun, Sept. 18-Oct. 30 (skip 10/9)

ZA PeeWee Tennis (ages 5-7) 10-11am @ $115For the little ones, learn the basics of tennis through instruction and games in a fun and energetic atmosphere!

ZP-1 Tween Tennis (ages 8-11) 11:15am-12:15pm @ $115Enjoy the basics of tennis covered through strokes, games and mini-tennis match play!

ZP-2 Teen Tennis (ages 12-16) 12:30-2pm @ $175For beginners and intermediates, learn a wide of range of basic and advanced strokes, strategy, ball placement and knowledge of the sport!

Tae Kwon DoJoseph Sing Cheung, MA, 6th Degree Black Belt, Master Instructor, Director and Instructor of Imperial Academy of Martial Arts & Sciences

Learn discipline, self-confidence, self-respect and get stronger, more flexible with this dynamic martial art and olympic sport. Bring $40 to first class to purchase uniform. Opportunity to participate in promotion tests to advance in belt ranks (up to black belt).CLX-812 9 sessions / $140SP Sat, 5:30-6:30pm, Oct. 1-Dec. 10 (skip 10/8, 11/26)

4Sports & Recreation

Beginner Tennis (ages 8-14)Helene Hamilton, BS, tennis coach, phys ed instructor

For the young enthusiastic player who wants to learn basic strokes, court strategy, etiquette, and scoring. Wear comfortable clothes. Supply equipment (junior-size racket, can of balls, sneakers). Held indoors (RFK Gym Bldg Lobby) in case of rain. Small group instruction; enroll-ment limited to 12 per class.PEX-732 6 sessions / $135SP Sat, 1-2:30pm, Sept. 10-Oct. 22 (skip 10/8)

ZUMBA® Classes for Kids (grades 2-6) Amy Bienkowski, MS (Reading Education), BS (Special Education), Licensed in Zumba® and ZumbAtomics®, CPR/AED certified

ZumbAtomics® is a FUN fitness program designed just for kids! This class combines energetic dance rhythms to create a positive fitness environment for children. Not only will your kids get an opportunity to be active, they will develop skills in teamwork and leadership!CLX-458 8 sessions / $90SA Sat, 11am-noon, Sept. 24-Nov. 12

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Open Registration begins NOW! Register Early!Registration Info: Your mailed confirmation contains a map, directions, and course location.Skip Dates: Please note Skip Dates for most courses are indicated on your confirmation letter. Please check your course schedule in the Catalog and with instructor for any additional skip dates not noted on your confirmation letter.Updates: The Office will send an updated notice for any changes in your schedule & location.Fees & Discounts: • All free courses require payment of $15 registration fee. • Early Registration Discount of 5%.

Available only if attend & register at Open House on Saturday, September 10.

Many ways to register:EMAIL-IN QCCContinuingEd@qcc.cuny.eduUse Registration form with your signed MasterCard, VISA, Discover or Amex authorization.

FAX-IN 718.281.5538Use Registration form with your signed MasterCard, VISA, Discover or Amex authorization.

MAIL-IN to the address indicated on Registration formSend registration form to address indicated — with your check or money order (including $15 registration fee for free courses) payable to Queensborough Community College, or your credit card number.

PHONE-IN 718.631.6343It takes just 3 or 4 minutes using MasterCard, VISA, Discover or Amex. Please be patient if placed on hold due to volume of calls. Have all information ready for EACH student.

ONLINE REGISTRATION cep.qcc.cuny.eduLink to our programs to register and pay through credit card directly. Simple step-by-step process to register at any time, any place, 365 – 24/7. For discounts, cash & check, money order, and voucher programs, please contact office directly at 718.631.6343 to register.

WALK-IN Library Building, Room 118PDAYS: Monday through Friday, 9am-4:45pm (Office closed Sept. 5, Oct. 10, Nov. 24-25)SATURDAY: October 1 @ 9am-1pm.

WEB-DOWNLOAD www.qcc.cuny.edu/ContEdVisit our website and download the registration form in the Bulletin. Then just fax or mail-in per above!

SPECIAL DISCOUNTED PRICING 5% at initial time of registration for:

• Early Registration at Open House on Saturday, September 10th for all classes• First Time (New) students with QCC Continuing Education• QCC Alumni with current ID Card (with $15 registration fee waived)

Seniors 65 and above: 5% for an applicable/eligible course less than $150; 10% for an applicable/eligible course over $150

Note: Only one discount applicable per registrant. All discounts will be taken on tuition only. Discount programs exclude 50+ Club members. Certain programs are exempt from discounts. Excludes on-line courses. Not applicable for web-based registration: must call the Continuing Education office @ 718.631.6343 for discounts.

PAYMENTS No partial payments accepted. Cash payments no longer available.

PERSONAL CHECKS Only accepted ten days prior to class start date.

PURCHASE ORDER & VOUCHERS For Employee Training. Organizations enrolling staff for training and development purposes will be invoiced if a purchase order number is quoted. Not available online.

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