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This document lists and describes several clubs available to students including Community Service, Student Council, Vietnamese Culture, Dodge Ball, Spanish, and Art. Community Service focuses on charity work in the community under Ms. Kathleen's direction. Student Council organizes school events like dances and holidays with Ms. Sarah and Ms. Elizabeth. The Vietnamese club teaches about Vietnamese culture and is led by Vietnamese teachers. Dodge Ball and Spanish offer opportunities for sports and language respectively. Art club allows drawing and painting under Ms. Donna's guidance. Students are encouraged to join a club for relaxation and fun with friends after school.
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The document discusses various clubs available at a school including the I Am Vietnamese club, Spanish club, Dodge ball club, Art club, Community Service club, and Student Council. It provides brief descriptions of each club's activities such as learning about Vietnamese culture, studying Spanish, playing dodge ball, doing art projects, volunteering in the community, and organizing school-wide events. The document encourages students to join a club for fun and relaxation with friends after school.
Ais clu bs
The document discusses various clubs available at a school including clubs focused on Vietnamese culture, Spanish language, art, dodgeball, community service, and student council. It encourages students to join a club to have fun with friends and find an enjoyable activity outside of studying. Clubs mentioned include ones for Vietnamese culture, Spanish language, art, dodgeball, community service, and student council.
Ais clu bs
The document discusses various clubs available at a school including clubs focused on Vietnamese culture, Spanish language, art, dodgeball, community service, and student council. It encourages students to join a club to have fun with friends and find an enjoyable activity outside of studying. Clubs mentioned include ones for Vietnamese culture, Spanish language, art, dodgeball, community service, and student council.
Ais clu bs
The document discusses various clubs available at a school including the I Am Vietnamese club, Spanish club, Dodge ball club, Art club, Community Service club, and Student Council. It provides brief descriptions of each club's activities such as learning about Vietnamese culture, studying Spanish, playing dodge ball, doing art projects, volunteering in the community, and organizing school-wide events. The document encourages students to join a club for fun and relaxation with friends after school.
Ais clu bs
The document discusses various clubs available at a school including the I Am Vietnamese club, Spanish club, Dodge ball club, Art club, Community Service club, and Student Council. It provides brief descriptions of each club's activities such as learning about Vietnamese culture, studying Spanish, playing dodge ball, doing art projects, volunteering in the community, and organizing school-wide events. The document encourages students to join a club for fun and relaxation with friends after school.
School’s clubs
The document describes several clubs available at a school:
1) The Student Council & Community club allows students to organize school events and take responsibility for tasks, or do community service like planting trees.
2) The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish clubs help students learn about the Vietnamese or Spanish cultures through traditions, foods, and learning the languages.
3) The Dodge Ball & Art clubs allow students to play dodgeball for fun or develop artistic skills like photorealistic painting.
School’s clubs
The document describes several clubs available at a school:
1) The Student Council & Community club allows students to organize school events and take responsibility for tasks, or do community service like planting trees.
2) The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish clubs help students learn about the Vietnamese or Spanish cultures through traditions, foods, and learning the languages.
3) The Dodge Ball & Art clubs allow students to play dodgeball for fun or develop artistic skills like photorealistic painting.
School’s clubs
This document summarizes several clubs available at a school, including the Student Council & Community club, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club, Dodge Ball & Art club. The Student Council & Community club involves organizing school events and taking responsibility. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches the Spanish language and about the respective cultures. The Dodge Ball & Art club allows students to play dodgeball and develop artistic skills through painting. The document encourages students to have fun by joining a club.
School’s clubs
There are several clubs offered at the school including Student Council & Community club, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club, Dodge Ball & Art club. The Student Council & Community club involves organizing school events and helping with environmental activities. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches the Vietnamese and Spanish languages as well as their traditions and foods. The Dodge Ball & Art club allows students to play dodge ball or develop their artistic abilities through painting.
School’s clubs
There are several clubs offered at the school including the Student Council & Community club, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club, Dodge Ball club, and Art club. The Student Council & Community club involves organizing school events and keeping the environment clean. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches the Spanish language and about the Vietnamese and Spanish cultures. The Dodge Ball club allows students to play dodge ball for the entire club period. The Art club focuses on developing students' artistic abilities through activities like painting. Clubs provide opportunities for learning, sports, and creativity.
School’s clubs
There are several clubs offered at the school including Student Council & Community, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish, Dodge Ball & Art. The Student Council & Community club allows students to organize school events and take responsibility for tasks. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches students about the Vietnamese and Spanish cultures and languages. The Dodge Ball club is for students interested in sports, where they can play dodgeball. The Art club focuses on developing students' creative skills through activities like painting. In summary, the clubs provide opportunities for leadership, cultural learning, athletic activity, and artistic expression.
School’s clubs
There are several clubs offered at the school including Student Council & Community, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish, Dodge Ball & Art. The Student Council & Community club allows students to organize school events and take responsibility for tasks. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches students about the Vietnamese and Spanish cultures and languages. The Dodge Ball club is for students interested in sports where they can play dodgeball. The Art club encourages creativity and teaches skills like photorealistic painting. In summary, the clubs provide opportunities for leadership, cultural learning, athletic activity, and artistic expression.
School’s clubs
There are several clubs offered at the school including Student Council & Community, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish, Dodge Ball & Art. The Student Council & Community club allows students to organize school events and take responsibility. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches students about Vietnamese and Spanish cultures, languages and foods. The Dodge Ball club is for students interested in sports to play dodgeball. The Art club encourages creativity and teaches skills like photorealistic painting. Clubs provide fun opportunities for students to learn and participate in activities they enjoy.
School’s clubs
There are several clubs offered at the school including Student Council & Community, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish, Dodge Ball & Art. Student Council involves organizing school events and taking responsibility. I Am Vietnamese explores Vietnamese culture and language while I Am Spanish teaches Spanish language and traditions. Dodge Ball allows students to play dodgeball for the club period. Art club focuses on using imagination and learning techniques like photorealistic painting. The document encourages students to have fun by joining a club.
School’s clubs
This document summarizes various clubs available at a school, including the Student Council & Community club, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club, and Dodge Ball & Art club. The Student Council & Community club allows students to organize school events and do community service projects. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches students about Vietnamese and Spanish cultures and languages. The Dodge Ball & Art club allows students to play dodgeball and develop artistic skills through painting.
School’s clubs
The document summarizes several clubs available at a school:
1) The Student Council & Community club involves organizing school events and volunteering to help the environment.
2) The I Am Vietnamese and Spanish club teaches the Spanish language and culture as well as sharing Vietnamese culture.
3) The Dodge Ball & Art club allows students to play dodgeball or develop artistic skills through painting.
School’s clubs
There are several clubs offered at the school including Student Council & Community, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish, Dodge Ball & Art. Student Council involves organizing school events and taking responsibility. The Community club focuses on environmental activities like planting trees. The Spanish club teaches the Spanish language and culture. The Vietnamese club helps students learn about their cultural background. Dodge Ball allows students to play dodgeball for the period. Art club gives students opportunities to develop their creative skills through activities like painting. Overall, the clubs provide fun and engaging extracurricular activities for students.
Ais after school clubs
The document describes several after school clubs available at AIS including Spanish Club, Art Club, Dodge Ball Club, Community at AIS Club, and Vietnamese Club. The Spanish Club teaches Spanish language and culture. The Art Club teaches art skills and allows students to have fun being creative. Dodge Ball Club is a high energy sport where students can throw and catch balls. Community at AIS Club plans events to help the local community. Vietnamese Club teaches students about Vietnamese history and culture.
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- 3. COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Service is a club that would be STUDENT COUNCIL focused on events for the community. Student Council is Students will do charity a club that organize events for works in this club. the school such as Community Service’s Dance Parties or activities will be under Holiday the direction of Celebrations. Ms.Kathleen. You will have a lot of fun with Ms. Sarah and Ms. Elizabeth
- 4. I am Vietnamese Dodge Ball Learn about the culture of Vietnam. You could Dodge ball is a very fun be interested in the game to play. You’ll join Vietnamese club. this club if you’re You’ll be in this club interested in sports. with our Vietnamese The 7th and 8th graders Teachers will meet Mr. Kuffner and Mr. Wu for the 6th graders!
- 5. SPANISH ART Spanish is a world-wide language. This language If you like drawing or is now popular all over painting, you will be the world. interested in joining Have fun learning how to Art Club. speak basic Spanish. Thanks Ms. Donna for Have a good time with guiding this club! Ms. Shelly.
- 6. Come and join us! Join a club now! It would be very relaxing after a stressful day of studying. You will spend a very good time in your clubs with your friends!