Martial Arts Spring Break & Bible Camp 2010

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January 30, 2010  

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Church of the Good Shepherd and Gung Fu for Christ
present our Camp for

K-8th Graders 10am-2:30pm Monday-Friday

Camp 1: March 29- April 2 and/or
Camp 2: April 5-9

Our fun will include Bible teaching from Pastor Tim, Gung Fu training from Sifu Steve, archery, pugil stick fighting, airsoft target shooting, star/knife throwing, nunchuck training, games, crafts, and much more!

*All safety equipment provided.

Your tuition will include a Gung Fu t-shirt, training equipment, and snacks.

$80 for your first child, 2nd child 10% off, and each additional family members are 1/2 price.

Please call Lisa @425-512-6225 or the Church of the Good Shepherd @ 425-774-4474 to pre-register with a $15 non-refundable deposit.

Church of the Good Shepherd is located at 2609 Larch Way, Lynnwood, WA 98036

Gung Fu for Christ is really fun and energetic.  I highly recommend this camp and the weekly classes as well.  Your kids will absolutely love it!  If you are interested in signing up for homeschool martial arts classes with Gung Fu for Christ you are welcome to enroll now as well.  This is a great way to get your kids moving and in shape while learning self defense.  You can find more information and pricing at their blog or at their website GungFuforChrist.com.

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Pumpkin Patches & Corn Mazes ~ Fall FUN!

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September 27, 2009  

Bob’s Corn- Snohomish
Northwest Scene of Space Needle & Washington State Ferry


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The Farm Snohomish
The state of Washington Corn Maze

Stocker Farms Snohomish
City of Snohomish 150th Anniversary Corn Maze

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South 47 Farm Redmond
Farming Dawn to Dusk Corn Maze

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Fosters Produce and Corn Maze Arlington
Curious George Get’s Lost (no photo)

Fairbank Farm Lynnwood

Craven Farm Monroe

Carleton Farm Lake Stevens

Remlinger Farms Carnation

Jubilee Farm Carnation

A new website Festival of Pumpkins for Snohomish

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Local U-Pick Berry Farms

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July 5, 2009  

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Please visit U-Pick websites or call for seasonal start dates and times.  Feel free to suggest other local U-Pick farms and or comments about those listed.  Pick berries for as low as $1.69 a pound! Happy picking!

Mountain View Farm -  Blueberries
360-668-3391    7617 E. Lowell Larimer Road, Snohomish
Farm Sales & U-Pick

Blueberry Blossom Farm Blueberries
360-568-4713  8628 Fobes Rd, Snohomish

U-pick blueberries. Large, sweet, hybrid varieties. Season begins early July through August, sometimes into September. Picking buckets and boxes are provided. Located a little north of the city of Snohomish, just off Bickford Avenue on Fobes Road.

Bellevue Blueberry Farms
Mercer Slough and Larsen Lake U-Pick

Bryant Blueberry Farm and Nursery
Blueberries & Raspberries
(360) 474-8424 or (425) 327-8703     5719 Grandview Road, #A, Arlington
Bring the kids and come enjoy picking berries during the summer harvest season. Our u-pick, we-pick farm is open to the public during the picking season for you and your family to enjoy.  We grow blueberries and raspberries, using natural, eco friendly, sustainable farming methods. Blueberries and Raspberries are u-Pick. You may also Buy ready-picked blueberries. Kids love picking our plump, juicy blueberries. We also have a playground, complete with sandbox, swing set and tether ball, and plenty of wide open space to run around. Children can also feed our ducks and goats.

Biringer Farm – Strawberries & Raspberries
425-259-0255  21412 59th Ave NE, Arlington

Broers Farms Strawberries, Raspberries & Blueberries
360-794-5778  18228 Tualco Road, Monroe, WA 98272
Our 60-acre farm is 4th generation, family owned and operated and has been certified organic since 1989. Our luscious strawberries, raspberries, thornless blackberries, marionberries and blueberries are hand picked daily, or, bring the whole family and enjoy a fun, relaxing day of picking them yourself.


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Day Out with Thomas the Train

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June 28, 2009  

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Northwest Railway Museum
38625 SE King Street, Snoqualmie, WA
July 10-12 & 17-19, 2009

Tickets are $18 for ages 2 and up. Advance purchase is recommended.
Ticket sales are final. Events are rain or shine.
Official Day Out With Thomas Website
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Mark Your Calendar ~ Free Summer FUN

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June 15, 2009  

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Free Summer Movies at Regal Theaters

Letterboxing See Atlas Quest website for full details

Edmonds Area

Public Beach Walks

Join a Ranger-Naturalist for an introduction to the
intertidal community. Walks are one hour, rain or shine,
at low tide. Meet at designated beach: in the plaza at Olympic
Beach, by the parking lot at Marina Beach or Brackett’s Landing North.
Call 425.771.0227 for more information.

June 20 Saturday 9:30 am Olympic Beach
June 21 Sunday 10:00 am Brackett’s Landing
July 5 Sunday 10:30 am Olympic Beach
July 19 Sunday 9:00 am Olympic Beach
August 2 Sunday 9:30 am Brackett’s Landing

MOONLIGHT BEACH ADVENTURE

Ranger-Naturalists will present an evening interpretive
program at Marina Beach. The program will include a chance
to see and touch some real live creatures from the deep, brought to
shore by volunteer scuba divers, and later returned to the water
unharmed. All ages are welcome to come and participate. Dress warmly
and bring a flashlight.
8/15  Sat 7:30-9:30 pm Free

Edmonds Outdoor Movie Nites
July 31 Ice Age 2 (G)
August 7 The Princess Bride (PG)
The big picture is coming to Edmonds! Come join us at the Frances Anderson Center Playfield for a fun, free, family night of movie entertainment. Bring your blanket or lawn chair to watch a blockbuster hit on a giant inflatable screen! The movie begins at dusk.

Sand Sculpting Contest

Thursday, July 23, 10 am-12:30 pm
Come on down to Marina Beach and show off your sand sculpting talents! Form a team or build on your own! This is a fun, amateur contest open to all ages.  Sign up at Marina Beach at 10 am and start building! Judging at Noon and Golden Bucket Awards at 12:30 pm. Get out in the sun and sand with us! Sponsored by Nama’s Candy Store.  For more event information call
Edmonds Parks and Recreation, 425.771.0230.

Download Edmonds Recreational Summer Guide

Lynnwood Area

Wonderstage

Summer performances at Lynndale  Parks Amphitheater 18927 72nd Ave W, Lynnwood ~ If it rains, Wonderstage moves indoors to Lynndale Elementary School Gym which is 7200 191st St. SW

Wednesdays at NOON ~ Perfect for kids 5-10

July 1 Valentine’s Performing Pigs
July 8 School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts
July 15 Zambini Brother presents Wonderland Tea Party
July 22 Reptile Man
July 29 Bakra Bata
August 5 Tears of Joy Theater presents Stellaluna
August 12 Steve the Pretty Good

Shakespeare in the Park
Summer performances at Lynndale Parks Amphitheater 18927 72nd Ave W, Lynnwood ~ No rain out site
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings at 7pm ~ Perfect for the Whole Family

July 15 & 16 Taming of the Shrew, Wooden O
July 22 & 23 Richard III, Wooden O
July 30 King John, Green Stage
August 6 Comedy of Errors, Green Stage

Everett Area

Animal Farm

Forest Park welcomes young and old alike to our little barnyard in the city. We have a wide variety of animals including rabbits, ducks, pigs, goats and ponies. You can wander freely among our farm animals or participate in our many educational programs. Twenty-minute group tours for pre-school and grade school classes can be scheduled. See you at the farm!

June 6-Aug 16, 2009  10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Seven days a week  Forest Park 802 E. Mukilteo Blvd., Everett
Admission is Free, Donations accepted

Jetty Island Days
July 1 through Sept. 7, 2009
Jetty Island is a two-mile long, man-made island with rare sandy beaches and shallow warm water located west of Everett at the mouth of the Snohomish River. The wildlife viewing and solitude for those who seek it have made Jetty Island a favorite for the entire Puget Sound area. For more information call 425-257-8304

10 a.m.-5:50 p.m. Monday – Thursday
10 a.m.-8:50 p.m. Friday and Saturday
11 a.m.-6:50 p.m. Sundays

Free, Donations accepted

Possibly more to come…


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Skagit River Rafting Trip: A Birding Adventure

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April 27, 2009  

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Presented by:

The Adopt-A-Stream Foundation’s Streamkeeper Academy
&
Snohomish County Parks & Recreation

Saturday, May 9, 2009, 10 am – 2 pm

On this birding adventure, experienced naturalists from Pacific NW Float Trips will guide you on a rafting trip on the Lower Skagit River, share tales of local history, and spot a variety of birds as you meander through the Skagit Estuary into the Swinomish Channel and historic town of LaConner. Since this is a leisurely float with no white water, it is ideal for families, groups, and bird enthusiasts.  This is our most productive river adventure to experience a variety of wildlife include Red-Tailed Hawks, Blue Heron, Bald Eagles, and sea birds. Ages 6 to Adult.

Advance registration required.  Tickets $60 each.  To reserve a space, call 425-316-8592. More details (meeting location, driving directions, etc.) will be provided after you book the trip.

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Gung Fu for Christ and Spring Break Bible Camp

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March 26, 2009  

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My first 40 digits are enrolled in Gung Fu for Christ at The Church of the Good Shepherd and they just love it.  They are offering a spring break camp Monday through Friday for 4 1/2 hours each day.  What a wonderful opportunity for your kids to check them out while having a great time.  This is such a great deal!   The camp will include a Gung Fu t-shirt, snacks and lunch on Friday.  Your kids will have the opportunity to see if they would enjoy martial arts in a Godly environment with lots of different games, activities and Bible teaching.  Here is their invitation to you:

Church of the Good Shepherd and Gung Fu For Christ present:.

Martial Arts and Bible Camp for K-8th graders

April 6th-10th, 2009, Mon-Fri

10am—2:30pm

Church of the Good Shepherd
2609 Larch Way
Lynnwood, WA 98036

Gung Fu t-shirt, training equipment, and snacks included!

Our fun will include Heroes of the Bible teaching with Pastor Tim, Gung Fu training with Sifu Steve, crafts, rc car racing, throwing stars, games, archery, and much more!

$60 each for first two siblings and $40 for each additional family member.

*Scholarships available

Please contact the church @ 425-774-4474 for more info

Please bring a lunch each day, but we will serve lunch on Friday!
This is an open invitation to any homeschool family or students who may be interested.

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Imagine Children’s Museum Everett FREE Friday

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February 17, 2009  

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Lynnwood Student Showcase 2/19

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February 15, 2009  

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I have not been to this, nor could I endorse it but it does look interesting.  I am thinking about taking my first 60 digits!

Lynnwood Student Showcase
Presented by:
The City of Lynnwood Arts Commission
Lynnwood Rotary
Alderwood

“Join us for an evening celebrating the talents of local student performers. On Thursday, February 19th, at 7:00pm, middle and high school singers, dancers and musicians will take the stage at the Terraces Food Court at Alderwood as part of Lynnwood’s Student Showcase. Each performer has been chosen through audition to form an all-star line up with acts ranging from Hip Hop Dancing to Classical Violin. Since their audition, they’ve fine-tuned their skills and are ready to show them off to a jam-packed crowd. The evening also includes pre show entertainment by DJ Vinnie The Pooh from Kube 93, refreshments and scholarship money being awarded to the performers.”

2009 Student Showcase Lineup
Sara Alkhedairy – Vocalist, 10th grade, Meadowdale High School
Melissa Poole – Pianist, 11th grade, home schooled
Tammy Mach – Vietnamese music on Zither, 7th Grade, Alderwood Middle School
Haley Bolin – Vocals and Guitar, 8th grade, Meadowdale Middle School
Rachel Wong – Violinist, 12th grade, Lynnwood High School
Kerrianne Tripi – Ballet Dance, 12th grade, Meadowdale High School
Eva Hartmann – Classical Guitar, 8th grade, Meadowdale Middle School
Shannon Bruno – Vocalist, 11th grade, Lynnwood High School
Kontagious Performing Company – Hip Hop Dance, various grades and schools

FREE – donations welcome and benefit the Lynnwood Rotary scholarship fund for students in the performing arts.

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Washington’s Trojan Horse

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January 19, 2009  

WHEN: Friday, January 30th, at 7:00pm

WHERE: Providence Family Baptist Church, now meeting at:

Church of the Good Shepherd
2609 Larch Way
Lynnwood, WA  98036

WHO: All are invited.  Of special interest to homeschoolers and those considering homeschooling.
COST: There is no cost to attend; donations gratefully accepted.

“Government-funded programs for homeschoolers are everywhere  and they are enticing. They provide free materials, services, and experiences to home educating families. But what price do parents pay to participate in these programs? Is there a cost to the home education movement? Are we welcoming a “Trojan Horse” into our midst through participation in these programs? Are the government schools trying to redefine homeschooling, as just another model of public schooling?

Come and get informed about the history of the programs, their agenda, and what we can do. Together we can and we must preserve the home education movement for future generations!

Scott and DiAnna Brannan founders of the Christian Homeschool Network will give a brief overview of government school-at-home programs along with showing the new powerful DVD, Exposing a Trojan Horse produced by the National ALLIANCE of Christian Home Educators. Watch interviews of leaders of Christian state homeschool organizations, researchers, and parents across the nation as they expose the hidden costs of participating in government-funded programs for home educators.

Whether you are independently homeschooling or currently enrolled in government school-at-home programs, you cannot afford to miss this powerful presentation!” -CHN
Preserving Homeschool Freedoms for Today and Tomorrow!

This informative DVD may also be purchased at Vision Forum.

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