Better Babysitters Enriching Kidz Staff Would your child know what to do if the baby they were watching started choking? Do they babysit younger siblings? In this fun and interactive program, participants learn the essential skills needed to become a better babysitter!
EDUCATIONAL & SPECIAL INTEREST
Introductory Ceramics Megan Cantwell
Explore the world of clay in this hands-on ceramics class. Create forms using both hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques. Experiment with surface design through stains, underglazes and glazing methods. Each class begins with a demonstration, followed by time for hands-on practice and guided support. Build foundational skills while developing personal style and creative expression. All ceramic pieces are glazed, kiln-fired and for participants to keep. Ages: 13-18 Class Date Day Time CR NR 233150.01 Apr 20-May 18 M 6:45-8:30 pm $115 $127 Location: DCRC, Ceramics Studio *Project Pickup Date: Monday, June 8
This course features hands-on instruction, role play and guest speakers from local Police and Fire Departments (when available). Each participant receives their own first aid kit to take home. The course covers: • First Aid & Safety • Infant & Child CPR (with mannequin instruction)
• How to respond to choking emergencies • Diapering, bottle feeding and infant care
• Emergency preparedness • Creative problem solving • Job professionalism and how to create a babysitting flyer • Age-appropriate activity planning Ages: 10-15 Class Date Day Time CR
American Red Cross Babysitting Washington Township Fire Dept. The City of Dublin Department of Recreation Services partners with the Washington Township Fire Department to offer American Red Cross Babysitting courses throughout the year. This course educates young individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly care for children
NR
324110.01 Jun 29-Jul 1 M & W noon-4 pm
$130
$143
Location: DCRC, Meeting Room 1
Schedule a Nature-Based Scout Program Is your scout troop working toward earning a Nature Badge? The City of Dublin can help! We offer small group programs led by our Nature Education Coordinator, Barbara Ray, designed specifically to meet badge requirements. We work with your group to design a customized program focused on ecology, conservation, wildlife stewardship and supporting related badgework. Our city parks are our preferred classrooms, providing the ideal setting for nature-based learning, but we can tailor programs to fit your group’s schedule and needs. To provide the best experience possible, we ask scout leaders to contact us at least one month in advance to allow adequate time for our team to coordinate the logistics of the program. For more information on available topics and opportunities, visit: DublinOhioUSA.gov/recreation-services/parks/nature-education To schedule your scout program, contact: Rachel Keitz Recreation Coordinator rkeitz@dublin.oh.us We’ll take care of the details and schedule our Nature Education Coordinator, Barbara Ray, to guide your troop through a fun and educational experience. Group flat rate: $50 (10 or fewer scouts) $75 (11 or more scouts)
and infants. Participants learn how to develop leadership skills, start and manage a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe, help children behave appropriately and provide basic childcare. The class also includes a Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED certification. Students receive a link to complete the online portion of the certification approximately two weeks before the class. Babysitter’s training, the hands-on skills session for pediatric first aid and CPR takes place in person. For more information and to register for a class, visit WTFD.com/ classes-programs/classes.
Ages: 11-15 Date
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Time
CR/Township
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May 9 Jun 6
Sa
9 am-3:30 pm 9 am-3:30 pm
$60 $60
$65
F $65 Location: Washington Township Admin. Offices, 6200 Eiterman Road
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