Culture Club and Portland Chinese Lessons is happy to bring you our unique program is designed to be the ’boutique’ of children’s summer camps. We keep classes small to ensure that children get personal language instruction and support. Our goal is to give them a first exposure to Mandarin and/or French in a fun and dynamic way through games, music, art projects, movement, and storyboard journaling.

 

A New Home Based Preschool for 2.5-5 Year Olds 

Small class size  - In the Sabin Neighborhood

4073 NE 12^th Ave 97212

© Rich Iwasaki

Portland Taiko Summer Camps will have kids learning the basics of taiko (Japanese drum) techniques and skills along with many other fun, cultural activities such as origami (Japanese paper folding) hachimaki making (Japanese headband), and Japanese folk dance.
No experience necessary!
 

  Cassandra Givan owner of

Manners On The Go offering spring classes

I offer fun interactive manners and etiquette  classes for children and young adults starting at age 5.

I have been teaching classes in the Lake Oswego and surrounding portland area for over a decade.

Currently I am hosting a class in Lake Oswego May 11th for ages 6-12. The class is from 10 to 1. The cost is $75.00 and inludes a tutorial soup and bread. Siblings will be offered at a $10.00 discount.

The class size is limited to 12 students to offer more individual attention.

Please visit my webiste at WWW.Mannersontheo.com

or email me at Cassandragivan@comcast.net and include your child's age.

Media links

  http://www.kgw.com/lifestyle/Simple-Solutions-Teaching-kids-good-manners-178242111.html

  https://www.facebook.com/Mannersonthego/photos

http://video.about.com/etiquette/How-to-Break-Your-Child-of-Bad-Manners.htm?r=facebook

Join us at Marla Baggetta Studio Art Intensive Day Camps integrating art with science, numbers, words, and most importantly – mindful awareness and compassion. Understanding how to think before every decision – whether its deciding how to mix paint to create illusion of light, choosing harmonious electromagnetic waves to positively affect their lives, or simply acquiring non-critical ways to express an opinion – provides the tools to become a delightful teenager and adaptable creative leader.

 

     

Family Spanish is a five week program held in SW Portland for both parents and their children, in order to learn a new language together! You will learn basic Spanish in fun, engaging ways designed to engrain important phrases and other vocabulary into your daily life.

The program is a five week course, with two consecutive days per week (9:30-10:25am, Wednesdays and Thursdays). This way you and your children will have more consistent practice at least twice a week, allowing for better immersion and absorption of the material.

A New Home Based Preschool for 2.5-5 Year Olds

Small class size  - In the Sabin Neighborhood

4073 NE 12^th Ave 97212

3 day a week program 8:30 – 12:30 (Separate PM program 2x’s a week)

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

Swim with Community Education classes are based on the American Red Cross curriculum. We offer seven course levels (Starfish, Angel Fish, Clown Fish, Rainbow Fish, Sea Turtles, Barracudas, and Tiger Fish) that teach youth how to swim skillfully and safely. The prerequisite for each
level is the successful completion and/or demonstration of the skills from the preceding level. There is no prerequisite for Level 1. Students will be evaluated at the first class and placed at a level appropriate to their demonstrated skills.

PCC Swim with Community Education offers a positive learning experience with low teacher to student ratios.

For more information and to register phone: 971-PCC-SWIM (971-722-7946) or email: swim@pcc.edu, or check us out at www.pcc.edu - and search our PCC schedule for Swim with Community Ed.

I'm looking for a sleep-away camp for next summer (yes, already) for a horse-crazy 8-year-old. There seem to be a ton of options in Oregon, but I don't see a lot of reviews, and I don't know anybody who has sent their kid to horse camp, so I'm looking for referrals from the UM community. Anybody have any great experiences with a camp they'd like to recommend?