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20. Unique, results-based cross-training program. During the 8 week ditioning and distort body awareness. Find out your Functional Move-
series, JXT coaches will train all levels of participants to go past their
limits through a progressive workout program. JXT provides a personal
training experience in a small group setting and simulates the feel of
being a member of a competitive team.
21. Each month our school highlights a specific produce to taste. This
is a cooking demonstration for parents and children! A fun way to con-
nect home and school, grab a snack, and open up dialogue surrounding
colorful foods. The recipe is usually simple and available to take home
and try in your own kitchens! Remember, it sometimes takes 10 tries
before a child decides they like a new food.
22. Calling all the ladies! Catchball is an amazing sport for women
dedicated to fun, fitness, and camaraderie! Think volleyball, but instead
of bump, set, spike, you catch the ball. New to Tucson, this sport is great
for anyone!
23. If you are ready for some Saturday night fun, then don’t miss out
on our fantastic “back to school” Parents Night Out party. Children can
look froward to fun craft projects, the bounce house and slide, and a
yummy pizza dinner. For dessert we will be making sundaes. A movie
will help us wrap up the night.
24 - 25. Come join the Israeli Dance fun! This is a progressive class
on Tuesday nights. It starts with instruction in beginning to intermediate
dances from 7:30 - 8:30 pm, then moves into repertoire dancing with
some review instruction until 9:45 pm.
26. Improve or advance what you’ve learned in other classes such as
“Clay with Sway” or experiment on a larger scale. You can bring your
clay knowledge up to date through practice with forms, tiles, the pottery
wheel, or sculpture. This class features a variety of ideas, solvable clay
problems, and multiple techniques. Material fee $30.
27. Recreational and competitive play for all ages and skill levels.
Children under age 18 free, ranked & casual gaming.
ment Screen Score and use it to target problems and track progress.
32. This is a Coed Youth Recreation Basketball League, which is for K-8
Grade. It starts with a skill evaluation day and then teams are created.
Games are on Sunday’s. Practices are determined by your coach, but
can be scheduled Monday-Saturday. 8 week league with playoffs and a
champion at the end of season!
33. Come and improve your knowledge and skills in the game of
basketball. The academy is designed for beginner to intermediate skill
levels, kids 6-9 years old. Players learn and refine their basketball skills,
working on basics like dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and team-
work.
34. Children will gain a lifelong interest in science by performing
hands on experiments and learning about the natural world around
them.They will get hands on experience through cooking experiments,
scavenger hunts, “spooky dry ice bubbles,” ooiest gooiest glow in the
dark slime,” and the natural world through self-discovery. All students
will become familiar with using the steps of scientific inquiry in order to
make logical decisions.
35. In this clay class, we will explore a variety of surface and deco-
rating techniq