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Is Your Child Having Trouble in School?
Imagine the impact that low academic skills can have on your child’s future. Visualize the disappointment they feel when they find it difficult to understand concepts in class or struggle to complete assignments. These obstacles can hinder their progress and limit their potential to achieve greatness. However, there is a solution that can turn the tide in their favor: one-on-one tutoring that is customized to fit what your child needs.
Our students regularly achieve a full grade level of improvement with less that 30 hours of tutoring. Please call us at 727-441-4444. We are eager to help your child succeed!
10th Annual CLC Golf Tournament Fundraiser
June 22, 2023
Fundraisers
Join us for the 10th Annual Community Learning Center Benefit Golf Tournament at the Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club located at 8001 Cumberland Road, Seminole, FL 33777 on Saturday, November 11th, 2023. By your participation, sponsorship or donation to this tournament, you are helping The Community Learning Center expand its delivery capability from 50 children a week to 300 children per week! Every dollar made at this tournament will go directly to be used to expand CLC’s tutoring programs and projects on character education, drug prevention and human rights. Thank you again for your continued support of the Community Learning Center!
Donation amounts for sponsorships and single-player entry:
Diamond Sponsorship – $5,000: Diamond sponsors will be highlighted with a Banner display at the country club, one sponsored hole sign, advertising on all golf carts, Logo on CLC website & Golf Programs, ad flyer in all gift bags, Lunch for eight, 120 Raffle tickets, eight gift bags, entry for two 4-player teams in the tournament.
Platinum Sponsorship – $2,500: Platinum sponsors will be highlighted with a Banner display at the country club, one sponsored hole sign, advertising on all golf carts, Logo on CLC website & Golf Programs, ad flyer in all gift bags, Lunch for four, 60 Raffle tickets, four gift bags, entry for 4-player team in the tournament.
Gold Sponsorship – $2,000: Gold sponsors will be highlighted with a Banner display at the country club, one sponsored hole sign, Logo on CLC website & Golf Programs, Lunch for four, 40 Raffle tickets, four gift bags, entry for 4-player team in the tournament.
Silver Sponsorship – $1,000: Silver sponsors will be highlighted with a Banner display at the country club, one sponsored hole sign, Logo on CLC website & Golf Programs, Lunch for two, 20 Raffle tickets, two gift bags, entry for 2 players in the tournament.
Bronze Sponsorship – $500: Bronze sponsors will be highlighted with a Banner display at the country club, one sponsored hole sign, Logo on CLC website & Golf Programs, Lunch for one, 10 Raffle tickets, one gift bag, entry for 1 player in the tournament.
Individual tickets – $250: Individual players will receive a gift bag, snacks, lunch and entry for 1 player in the tournament.
More Information
If you would like more information or have questions about the Golf Tournament Fundraiser, please visit http://golfforthefuture.com/ or contact:
Gary Patrick: (727) 474-9991 / Email gary@hotelwifi.com or
Ferdinand Haag: (727) 771-3363 / Email ferdinand@hotelwifi.com
For more information or questions regarding Community Learning Center school and tutoring services, please contact:
Kristen Harper: (727) 441-4444
Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club
Located at 8001 Cumberland Road, Seminole, FL 33777.
Course Overview
Voted 2019 Best Golf Course in Tampa Bay — Host Club to 13 PGA & LGPA Tour Events
Discover Why Bardmoor is a Favorite Among Tour Players – Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club is one of the premier public golf courses in the Tampa Bay area. For more than a dozen years, our Club was the host site for the PGA/LPGA JCPenney Classic, as well as many prestigious local tournaments.
Bardmoor was founded in 1971 by Oliver Bardes, a wealthy Ohio industrialist who was an avid golfer. The present course was one of three courses designed for Bardes by William Diddle. The first rounds of golf at Bardmoor Country Club was an exhibition match with Ben Hogan and Tommy Bolt in 1971.
In 1998, Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club opened a new 12,000-foot clubhouse. Today it features a fully stocked Golf Shop, Pizzeria & Grille, and the newly renovated event venue and outdoor patio for up to 300 guests. A Junior Olympic size pool and 16 tennis courts are among the other first-class amenities that you’ll find at Bardmoor. In 2001 Bardmoor underwent a $2 million design renovation by Gary Koch, a six-time PGA tour winner and renowned golf course architect. The greens were renovated, a new irrigation system was added and sparkling white sand was put into the bunkers.
The addition of TifEagle grass to the newly reconstructed greens has firmly established Bardmoor’s reputation for having some of the best greens in Florida. As you play, you’ll find some elevation changes and plenty of holes loaded with character. We have good sightlines on our fairways, and a great many well-tended pine trees. All our Par 3’s here are outstanding and each has something special about it. Everyone loves the shortest of them, No. 5, measuring 174 yards from the back and 115 from the forward tees. This is a picture-perfect hole with lots of appeal. It is one you will remember with its elevated green and glistening water behind the green and to the right. Bardmoor has some longer Par 3’s as well, like the 13th, measuring 225 from the back and 136 from the front tees.
Event Details
- When: Saturday, November 11th, 2023
- Where: Located at 8001 Cumberland Road, Seminole, FL 33777
- Tee Time: 8:00 a.m. Shotgun
Learn Multiplication through Games
Multiplication War: Shuffle a deck of cards and deal out the cards between two people. Both people flip over the top card of their pile at the same time and say the answer of the number on each of the two cards when multiplied together. Whoever says the correct answer first gets both cards and the person with the most cards at the end wins the game.
Math Games With Dice: Roll two dice, multiply the two numbers, and then add that number to their total to create a running score.
Bingo Math: Create bingo sheets with random numbers on them. Call out multiplication equations and have them figure out the answers. Once a number is revealed, they can mark it off their sheet depending on if they have it or not. Whoever gets five numbers in a row on their sheet will have a bingo.
Multiplication Math Trails: Draw an irregular route on a piece of paper, covering it with different multiplication equations to solve in order to figure out the way.
Multiplication Race: Time how long it takes to solve multiple problems with the goal of beating their own record as they get faster.
Fun Volcano Experiment to Do at Home
Materials:
-Baking soda
-Vinegar
-Plastic cup
-Food coloring
-Large container (like a bucket)
Instructions:
- Pour 1/3 cup of baking soda into the plastic cup.
- Add a few drops of food coloring to the baking soda to make the “lava” look more interesting.
- Position the plastic cup in the middle of the large container.
- Pour 1 cup of vinegar into the container and watch the “volcano” erupt.
- Once the eruption has stopped, take a look at the inside of the plastic cup. You should see a mound of baking soda and food coloring — this is the “volcano.”
- To make the volcano erupt again, just pour more vinegar into the container.
Student Success – Accepted to 3 Universities!
“The more I work with my CLC tutor, the easier it gets for me to understand math. With her help on math, I got a higher SAT score and got into USF (University of South FL), FGCU (FL Gulf Coast University) and FAU (FL Atlantic University)! – S. (12th grade student)
Help Your Child Study at Home
1. Establishing a regular study routine is key to helping your child develop good study habits. Set aside a specific time each day for studying and make sure your child sticks to it.
2. Create a distraction-free environment for your child to study in. This could be a quiet room in the house or a specific desk or table. Make sure the area is well lit and free of distractions such as video games, television, and cell phones.
3. Praise your child for their efforts and recognize their successes. Let them know that you are there to support them and offer guidance and assistance when needed.
4. Encourage your child to take notes, review their material regularly, and break large tasks into smaller chunks.
5. Every child has a unique learning style. Be aware of your child’s learning style and accommodate it when helping them with their academic work.
6. Make sure your child enjoys learning. Find ways to make it fun and engaging for them. This could include incorporating games.
7. Ensure your child always has an age-appropriate dictionary to hand and knows how to look up any misunderstood words.
5 Fun Science Activities to Do with Your Child
1. Create an Edible Aquifer – Use different layers of items such as fruits and vegetables to show an example of how water moves through an aquifer.
2. Make a Tornado in a Bottle – Create a small tornado in a bottle by adding water, dish soap and a few drops of food coloring to a large bottle and swishing it around with the cap on.
3. Grow a Bean Plant – Growing a bean plant is a great introductory science activity to explore the life cycle on a small scale.
4. Create a Volcano – Create a volcano using a bottle, clay, and baking soda and vinegar to explore chemical reactions.
5. Create an Electric Motor – Build a motor using a battery, magnet, wire, and a nail to explore the concepts of electromagnetism.
Happy Teacher Appreciation!
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