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Classes at The Love of
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Chinese
Yo-Yo - The Chinese Yo-Yo is
Here's a website designed by one of our Chinese Yo-Yo students. See bottom of class schedule at right for day and time. Private Lessons Private lessons are
available. Click here
to contact Emily Dedear for more
information. Click here to contact us about registration. Click here to go to the school information page where you can download a copy of the children's or adult class registration form. About the Waiting List When there are no openings in a class appropriate for your daughter, she may get on the waiting list. If an opening becomes available, the school director will choose possible candidates for the opening, and will contact them directly. You will be contacted only if your daughter has been accepted for the opening: there will be no communications stating "we still have no openings available" or "an opening became available but was filled by someone else on the waiting list". These are the times we will and will not contact you--of course, you are welcome to contact us at any time. All class assignments are
made by the school director, Emily Dedear.
Students are generally chosen in the order in which they were added to
the waiting list (i.e. students who have been on the list longer will be
considered first for any opening), but occasionally other factors may
determine the best candidate for an opening. All class assignments are
made with the intention of placing the student in the best possible
education situation.
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Spring 2012 Schedule
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Chinese
Dance - Students learn dances from many regions of China,
with styles ranging from demure and tender to energetic and strong.
Colorful costumes from China and Taiwan create a blaze of color on the
stage. The dancers learn how to use props such as the flower basket, red
lantern, tambourine, spinning scarf, wooden clogs, and bamboo poles. 
larger than its Western
counterpart. It is not attached to the string, so in addition to various
string tricks, the Chinese Yo-Yo can be thrown and caught while still
spinning. It's not as hard as it looks... or is it?
