Jump rope, ball team to entertain at expo
The Seward Jump Rope Team is scheduled to perform at 9 a.m. and the Owasco School Ball Handlers will display their talents at 9:30 a.m. during the annual Heart Expo held from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, at Auburn Memorial Hospital.
Educators invited to join workshop
Educators are invited to join the Syracuse Everson Museum education staff from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, for the fall educator workshop. Educators of all disciplines and community leaders who work with children are encouraged to participate in this introduction in the exhibition “Under One Roof Reprise,” which features nine women artists who work in a variety of media. The artists work shares common themes including play, gender, materials, time and memories.
Participants will be guided through a gallery walk and discuss the various themes, media and techniques used by the artists, which will serve as a catalyst for creating their own works of art. Strategies for using contemporary art in the classroom through the use of postmodern principles of art will also be presented.
A $10 pre-registration fee includes art materials, curriculum packet and light refreshments. To register, call Qiana Williams at 474-6064.
Workshops helps parents, children
Learn how to bring quality early learning experiences to your child during the early childhood workshops at the Seanna M. Donley “Growing Together” conference. The conference, in its fifth year, is sponsored by Cayuga Community College, Success By 6, the Seanna M. Donley Memorial Fund, Syracuse Association for the Education of Young Children and Cayuga County Health & Human Services Early Intervention Program.
The conference will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, at CCC. Participants pre-register by choosing four workshops from a list of 16. Topics this year include: Teaching Kindness, Let's Get Messy and Baby Signing.
The cost is $15; which includes lunch. Registration deadline is Friday, Oct. 5. Registration materials are available by calling Nancy Tehan at 255-2746.
Seminar to address child abuse cases
Investigator John Cleere has been involved with more than 1,000 child abuse cases. He will bring this intimate knowledge to the Seneca Falls Library, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4, at the library, 47 Cayuga St., Seneca Falls, for the Protecting Our Children program.
Cleere will discuss keeping our children safe and child safety measures.
He will talk on the profiles of molesters including information on who are the perpetrators, what types of perpetrators to look for, the types of child sexual abuse, stages abusers go through and the use by perpetrators of collections.
He will also discuss child sex rings, the vulnerability of teens and the dangers of their online chat sites.
Designed for an adult audience, the program will contain some graphic information not appropriate to children under 16.
To learn more, call the library at 568-8265.
- From staff reports
Educators invited to join workshop
Educators are invited to join the Syracuse Everson Museum education staff from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, for the fall educator workshop. Educators of all disciplines and community leaders who work with children are encouraged to participate in this introduction in the exhibition “Under One Roof Reprise,” which features nine women artists who work in a variety of media. The artists work shares common themes including play, gender, materials, time and memories.
Participants will be guided through a gallery walk and discuss the various themes, media and techniques used by the artists, which will serve as a catalyst for creating their own works of art. Strategies for using contemporary art in the classroom through the use of postmodern principles of art will also be presented.
A $10 pre-registration fee includes art materials, curriculum packet and light refreshments. To register, call Qiana Williams at 474-6064.
Workshops helps parents, children
Learn how to bring quality early learning experiences to your child during the early childhood workshops at the Seanna M. Donley “Growing Together” conference. The conference, in its fifth year, is sponsored by Cayuga Community College, Success By 6, the Seanna M. Donley Memorial Fund, Syracuse Association for the Education of Young Children and Cayuga County Health & Human Services Early Intervention Program.
The conference will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, at CCC. Participants pre-register by choosing four workshops from a list of 16. Topics this year include: Teaching Kindness, Let's Get Messy and Baby Signing.
The cost is $15; which includes lunch. Registration deadline is Friday, Oct. 5. Registration materials are available by calling Nancy Tehan at 255-2746.
Seminar to address child abuse cases
Investigator John Cleere has been involved with more than 1,000 child abuse cases. He will bring this intimate knowledge to the Seneca Falls Library, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4, at the library, 47 Cayuga St., Seneca Falls, for the Protecting Our Children program.
Cleere will discuss keeping our children safe and child safety measures.
He will talk on the profiles of molesters including information on who are the perpetrators, what types of perpetrators to look for, the types of child sexual abuse, stages abusers go through and the use by perpetrators of collections.
He will also discuss child sex rings, the vulnerability of teens and the dangers of their online chat sites.
Designed for an adult audience, the program will contain some graphic information not appropriate to children under 16.
To learn more, call the library at 568-8265.
- From staff reports
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