Satellite Beach Recreation

3 H's Exercise Class - No class on Dec 18, Dec 21, Dec 23, Dec 25, Dec 28, Dec. 30.

Baton Twirling (Beginners/Advanced) Please wear tennis shoes – (the instructor prefers the white “Keds” style) and shorts or slacks to class. Batons will be provided. However, Advanced Students need a balanced baton, which can be purchased from the instructor. An annual fee of $20.00 is due in January and is payable to the instructor if the child decides to continue with a full year program.

Beachside Bouncers - A $5 material fee must be paid to the instructor on the first day of class. This will provide your child with one beaded jump rope. Additional jump ropes specific for individual skills, may be purchased through the instructor at a later time. Please wear comfortable clothing and sneakers. Participants will NOT BE ALLOWED to jump with flip flops, crocs, sandals or bare feet.

Buying and Selling on eBay Class prerequisite: General knowledge of Internet access and use required.

FYI - The room in which the class is held is not closed off to lobby noise. We apologize for any distractions which might occur during the class. If this arrangement is not suitable to you, notify the office three business days prior to the starting of the class to receive a full refund.

All computer classes have a minimum enrollment of 4 and a maximum enrollment of 6. If the minimum number of students has not been met, the class is subject to cancellation due to insufficient enrollment.

Cheer & Hip Hop Camp. - Bring a snack & water each day. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes - NO flip flops.

Dog Training - Requirements: Age of dogs: 2 months or older. Handlers must be 12 years old to adult. If a minor is training, an adult must be present.

REQUIREMENTS: DOGS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH, VACCINATIONS MUST BE CURRENT, WITH A COPY OF PROOF OF VACCINATIONS PROVIDED FOR THE INSTRUCTOR'S RECORDS AT THE TIME OF THE FIRST CLASS.

Attendance is required at the first class, which will last between 1 1/2 to 2 hours, as it is an informative seminar which covers what positive reinforcement is and how it works. Please bring a chair to sit in, paper and pen to take notes with. DOGS DO NOT ATTEND THE FIRST CLASS.

IMPORTANT HEALTH ISSUES: For the health and safety of all dogs, any dog that is sick MAY NOT attend class. Any dog that presents itself with bald or bare spot(s) on their body must have a note from your vet stating they are safe to be around other dogs prior to class. The handler is welcome to attend without the dog. Make Up sessions can be arranged should your dog miss class due to an illness by contacting the instructor directly at 698-3067.

Owners will provide the food rewards. For those family members that are interested in attending the class, you are welcome, but only one member ( 12 yrs and older) will be allowed to work with the dog during class. If a minor is training they MUST be able to control their dog at all times and a responsible adult or parent must be present during entire class time.

Joyce Jellison is an Animal Behavior College Certified Dog Trainer. She believes that using positive methods in training and behavioral problems allows for a more rewarding, enjoyable and positive atmosphere for both you and your dog to learn.

Flashlight Egg Hunt - Remember to bring your ticket! Please bring a flashlight! We will supply the bags in which to collect your eggs. In case of rain, the event will be cancelled, however, come to the Recreation Office on Friday, April 2nd and get a bag of eggs.

Funnastics is a fun introduction to the basics of acrobatics. Emphasis is on eye hand coordination, balance, gross motor skills in a fun way. For ages 18 months to 36 months and a parent or caretaker are required to remain in the classroom and participate with their children.

Guitar Adult Classes Students must have their own guitar. Acoustical or electric guitars are fine. Have questions or need a guitar? Call Melany at 243-7598 or visit her website at www.Melany.Us.

Jr. Safe Boating - Must attend all three days. Please bring a pencil. Upon completion of the class, the Banana River Power Squadron will submit to the State of Florida's Fish & Wildlife Commission, a list of students who successfully completed the boating course. The Commission processes the information and in approximately 6 weeks, a boating identification card is mailed to your home. After six weeks, if you wish to inquire about the status of the card you must contact: State of Florida, Fish & Wildlife Commission, Boating and Waterways Section, 620 S. Meridian St., Tallahassee, FL 32399 or (850) 488-5600.

Students must have their own guitar. Acoustical or electric guitars are fine. One time registration fee of $30 is due at the first class, and is payable by cash or check to Happy Moon Enterprises. Book and CD are included. Have questions or need a guitar? Call Melany at 243-7598; email her at melany@kidstuffbymelany.com or visit her website at www.KidstuffbyMelany.com

Kidstuff Voice - One time material fee of $30 payable to instructor at the first class. Have questions? Call Melany 243-7598 or visit Melany's website at www.kidstuffbymelany.com

Lil Sports - Come learn the basics of all sports while improving hand/eye coordination, motor skills, sharing and having FUN. Parents are welcome to stay and encourage their child in good sportsmanship. Students should wear tennis shoes. NO CLASS on April 1 or April 2.

Marine Adventure Camp (Spring Break) - Campers MUST WEAR their bathing suit to camp each day. Bring each day - a towel, change of clothes (plastic bag for wet clothes), closed-toed water shoes (old sneakers are fine), water, sunscreen, bug spray & hat, lunch for Monday and Tuesday. If severe weather occurs, we will make every attempt to contact you as soon as possible. If you need to contact us, please email us at tiffany@dolphingirltours.com or call 321-591-3670.

Meet at the doc behind the Conch Key Grille (6533 South Hwy US 1 (next to Rotary Park at Suntree)

Microsoft Word 2007; Microsoft Excel; Photoshop Elements Adobe, Cyber Security; PC Repair Troubleshooting Upgrade: Class prerequisite: Working knowledge of Window 98, XP, Vista, or Windows 7 or equivalent required or completion of the Computer Fundamentals 1 & 2 classes.

Oceanography Badge Program - If severe weather occurs, we will make every attempt to contact you as soon as possible. If you need to contact the instructor, please email tiffany@dolphingirltours.com or call (321) 591-3670. Lunch is included - bring water to drink. If using this to satisfy the Boy Scout badge requirement be sure to bring the blue card for badge requirement signatures. Meet at the doc behind Conch Key Grille (6533 S. Hwy US 1, Melbourne - next to Rotary Park at Suntree).

Please bring your tennis racquet or you may borrow one during class time and wear white sole tennis shoes. If you are concerned about class being cancelled due to bad weather, call the Tennis Hut at 773-3313.

Senior Santa - In addition to the gift wishes of our Seniors (as listed on the tags on the tree), these items can also be donated (NEW ITEMS ONLY PLEASE):

These must be dropped off to the DRS Community Center (1089 S. Patrick Dr., Sat. Bch). no later than Monday, December 7th. If you would like to make a donation and let TRIAD do the shopping, send a check payable to: Brevard County TRIAD, Inc., PO Box 410518, Melbourne, FL 32941. If you would like more information, Call 211 Brevard (by dialing 2-1-1) or (321) 632-6688 or email www.BrevardTRIAD.org

Tennis Classes; Cardio Tennis; Ladies Tennis League "Quads"; Homeschooled Tennis: Please bring your tennis racquet, and wear white sole tennis shoes. If you are concerned about class being cancelled due to bad weather, call the Tennis Hut at 773-3313.

Volleyball Adult League Each player must sign the roster/liability waiver. Please obtain one from the Recreation Dept.

The correct watercolor supplies are essential for immediate satisfying work. The magic of watercolors is achieved through the interaction of the right brush, on the right paper, with the right paint. If the beginner skimps on any one of these, their efforts often seem inadequate, and are discouraging.

The following supplies will be adequate for this first course in which a full discussion of paint, paper, and brushes will give the beginner the basis for sound future purchases.

SUPPLY LIST:

Brushes: Watercolor brushes are natural sable (most expensive), synthetic hair, or a blend of each. Bring at least two brushes tot he class. A liner brush, and a flat brush (1" or larger).

Paints: Student watercolor paints (in tubes) are most recommended because they are inexpensive and lend themselves to easier mixing in a palette. Grumbacher Academy or Winsor & Newton are the most popular for getting started. The following colors will be needed to paint the introductory composition: Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Thalo Blue, Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Thalo Green, and Magenta.

Paper: Select a watercolor paper no less than 140 pound in weight, 9"x12" is a good, affordable size.

Palette: white plastic with a lid to keep paints moist, Pick one with a sufficient number of wells to allow you to expand the selection of paints.

Other Essentials: soft paper towels, 2 water containers (margarine tubs are perfect), small water spray bottle (old purse size spray bottle works well), palette knife or small pocket knife, old (but clean) toothbrush, pencils #2, artist eraser, 12 " ruler

These supplies can be found at several stores (Meehans,etc). However the best source is Art Supply of Melbourne on Highland Ave. in the downtown Eau Gallie area.

The correct watercolor supplies are essential for immediate satisfying work. The magic of watercolors is achieved through the interaction of the right brush, on the right paper, with the right paint. If the student skimps on any one of these, their efforts often seem inadequate, and are discouraging.

Brushes: Watercolor brushes are natural sable (most expensive), synthetic hair, or a blend of each. Bring at least two brushes tot he class. A liner brush, and a flat brush (1" or larger).

Paints: Student watercolor paints (in tubes) are most recommended because they are inexpensive and lend themselves to easier mixing in a palette. Grumbacher Academy or Winsor & Newton are the most popular for getting started. The following colors will be needed to paint the introductory composition: Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Thalo Blue, Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Thalo Green, amd Magenta.

Paper: Select a watercolor paper no less than 140 pound in weight 9" x 12" in size,

These supplies can be found at several stores (Meehans,etc). However the best source is Art Supply of Melbourne on Highland Ave. in the downtown Eau Gallie area.

Watercolor Workshop FREE PASTRIES AND COFFEE PROVIDED BUT YOU MUST BRING YOUR OWN LUNCH AND DRINK

The correct watercolor supplies are essential for immediate satisfying work. The magic of watercolors is achieved through the interaction of the right brush, on the right paper, with the right paint. If the student skimps on any one of these, their efforts often seem inadequate, and are discouraging.

Brushes: Watercolor brushes are natural sable (most expensive), synthetic hair, or a blend of each. Bring at least two brushes tot he class. A liner brush, and a flat brush (1" or larger).

These supplies can be found at several stores (Meehans,etc). However the best source is Art Supply of Melbourne on Highland Ave. in the downtown Eau Gallie area.