This summer prepare your child for a safe and fun summer. Make sure your family has discussed possible water hazards and talk to your kids about water safety. If you need help with this we've found a great tool from SRP Electric; a water safety checklist. Kidtastics thinks every family should take water precaution. Swimming lessons are an important part of water safety. Call us at 480-994-KIDS for information about our water safety swim lessons.
Kidtastics provides mobile gymnastics, dance, and cheerleading to different locations throughout the Valley, as well as private swimming lessons at your home, lifeguarding, and parties. We want to make it easy for parents to engage their children in different physical activities, while providing fun, safe, and educational programs for children.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
2010 Swim Season is here!
This summer prepare your child for a safe and fun summer. Make sure your family has discussed possible water hazards and talk to your kids about water safety. If you need help with this we've found a great tool from SRP Electric; a water safety checklist. Kidtastics thinks every family should take water precaution. Swimming lessons are an important part of water safety. Call us at 480-994-KIDS for information about our water safety swim lessons.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Kidtastics Summer 2009 Swim Semesters
Kidtastics will have a certified instructor
arrive at your home or specified location
to provide private or semi-private
swim lessons for your child!
SEMESTERS:
#1: June 1st - June 11th
#2: June 15th – June 25th
#3: June 29th – July 9th
#4: July 13th – July 23rd
#5: July 27th – Aug. 6th
#6: Aug. 10th – Aug. 20th
Classes are held Monday – Thursday
Each Semester is 8 classes
45 Minute Swim Lessons:
Private: $375
Semi-Private: $410
Group of 3: $440
Group of 4: $470
**Above costs are for the entire group, not per child.
30 Minute Swim Lessons:
Private: $320
Semi-Private: $355
Group of 3: $385
Group of 4: $324
**Above costs are for the entire group, not per child.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Happy New Year 2009
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Nearing the end of 2008
Also, please visit our website www.kidtastics.com for photos of these amazing children.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Kidtastics has just a few fun ideas for parents & kids to do together during the Thanksgiving break. Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving.
CRAFT MATERIALS: | |
| 2 round red balloons | |
| 1 oblong yellow balloon | |
| Scissors and cardboard | |
| Masking tape | |
| Acrylic paint and brushes | |
Time needed: Under 1 Hour | |
1. Blow up a red balloon and knot off the end to form the turkey's body.
2. To make the head, blow up the yellow balloon about halfway so that there's an uninflated "nose" at one end, then knot off the balloon. Tie an uninflated red balloon to the nose to make the turkey's wattle.
3. Attach the knotted-off ends of the body and the head together by wrapping a rubber band around them.
4. Cut the feet out of one piece of cardboard and attach them to the bottom of the turkey with masking tape. Now your child can dress up her bird, painting on a face and feathers.
5. After they make a few turkey balloons, kids can hold a race to see who can bop theirs across the room first. The winner gets the real turkey's wishbone.
Turkey Hat
CRAFT MATERIALS: | |
| Scissors | |
| Brown paper bags | |
| Cardboard (cereal box) | |
| Glue stick | |
| Colored construction paper | |
| 2 small white pom-poms | |
| Black permanent marker | |
Time needed: Under 1 Hour | |
2. From the cardboard, cut a strip 5 by 1 1/2 inches to use for a neck. Fold it three times accordion style, then glue one end to the back of the paper circle.
3. For a beak, fold yellow construction paper and cut out a small double triangle (1 1/2 inches along the fold). Cut a rounded L from red paper for the turkey's wattle.
4. To create eyes, draw a black circle on each pom-pom with the marker. Glue the eyes, wattle and one side of the beak to the head. Let them dry. Then, glue the loose end of the neck to the center of the headband.
5. Now, wrap the headband around your child's head; mark where the ends overlap, then remove the band and glue the ends. Finally, glue on construction paper feathers and wings.
*These great ideas and others can be found at Disneyfamily.com

