Children

Columbus Area Chapter for the Education of Young Children

URL	http://www.iaeyc.org/MemberRelations/IndianaAEYCChapters/ColumbusAreaChapterofIndianaAEYC/tabid/684/Default.aspx
Contact	Vi Davis (Secretary)
Email	viandchuckdavis [at] yahoo [dot] com
Description	Local affiliate of NAEYC (National Association for Education of Young Children). Multi-county group for people interested in young children (includes Bartholomew, Dearborn, Decatur, Jackson, Jennings, Monroe & Ripley Counties).
Subjects	Children Education Educational Associations

Lyric Music Club

Contact	Tim Reid (Sponsor)
Description	A Junior Music Club sponsored by Friday Musicale, Bloomington Chapter. Open to grades 9 -12.
Subjects	Children Music Young Adults

Bloomington Wrestling Club

URL	http://www.eteamz.com/bloomingtonsouthwrestling/index.cfm?subsite=4853432
Phone	812-334-1666
Description	Ages 5 - 18, boys and girls Registration: January Cost:$60 for one,$100 for two; scholarships available Practice begins Feb. season January - July. Practice in mat room at Bloomington High School South.
Subjects	Children Recreation Sports Wrestling Young Adults

Mini 4-H

Contact	Jeff Holland
Phone	812-349-2575
Email	jholland [at] purdue [dot] edu
Address	Monroe County Extension Office 119 W. 7th Street Bloomington, IN 47404
Description	For grades K-2. Offers educational and recreational activities for youngsters interested in 4-H, but too young to participate in traditional activities.
Subjects	4-H Clubs Children

Harmony

Contact	Lilin Chen (Sponsor)
Hours	Meets on the second Sunday of the month October- February, first Sunday of the month March, April and May.
Description	A Junior Music Club sponsored by Friday Musicale, Bloomington Chapter of the National Federation of Music clubs. For grades 6, 7, and 8. Meets on the second Sunday of the month October- February, first Sunday of the month March, April and May. Meeting locations vary.
Subjects	Children Music Young Adults

Bloomington Blades Youth Hockey Association

URL	http://www.bloomingtonblades.com
Contact	Tim Tichenor (Varsity and JV Scheduler)
Phone	812-332-3307 Ext.201
Email	ttich [at] tisbook [dot] com
Hours	Call for information
Description	The Bloomington Blades Youth Hockey Association is dedicated to providing an opportunity for children between the ages of 6 and 12 to play ice hockey in a competitive, organized manner under the instruction and supervision of qualified coaches. The program welcomes all children with an interest in playing hockey. In addition to providing a structured format to enjoy the game, BBYHA also strives to help children develop their athletic skills, sense of citizenship, sportsmanship, and fair play.
Subjects	Children Hockey Recreation Sports

Indiana Institute on Disability and Community

URL	http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/
Contact	David Mank (Director)
Phone	812-855-6508
Email	iidc [at] indiana [dot] edu
Description	Formerly called Institute for the Study of Developmental Disabilities. The mission of the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community is to provide leadership that enables communities to include, support, and empower people with disabilities and family members.
Subjects	Children Indiana University Offices/Departments Libraries People with disabilities

Indiana University Pre-College Recorder Program

URL	http://www.music.indiana.edu/precollege/year-round/recorder/index.shtml
Contact	Laura Hagen (Director)
Phone	855-9411
Email	lahagen [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	1201 E. Third Street Merrill Hall 003 Bloomington, IN 47405
Description	The Recorder Program offers students 7-18 years old the opportunity to study recorder through individual lessons and group interaction with classically trained musicians. Each child will receive one private lesson per week, and may also choose to add one ensemble lesson per week. The teaching method is friendly and effective, with students playing after the first lesson. At the end of each semester the students will demonstrate their accomplishments by performing in one of the concert halls at the Jacobs School of Music. The Recorder Program is designed to establish a strong musical and technical foundation for playing and a lifetime of musical enjoyment. Students will master the fundamentals that allow them skills to perform several kinds of music, join a variety of ensembles or even pursue studies at the collegiate level.
Subjects	Children Indiana University Clubs/Organizations Music Recorder - Instruction and Study Teenagers Young Adults

Indiana University Pre-College Recorder Program

URL	http://www.music.indiana.edu/precollege/year-round/recorder/index.shtml
Contact	Laura Hagen (Director)
Phone	855-9411
Email	lahagen [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	1201 E. Third Street Merrill Hall 003 Bloomington, IN 47405
Description	The Recorder Program offers students 7-18 years old the opportunity to study recorder through individual lessons and group interaction with classically trained musicians. Each child will receive one private lesson per week, and may also choose to add one ensemble lesson per week. The teaching method is friendly and effective, with students playing after the first lesson. At the end of each semester the students will demonstrate their accomplishments by performing in one of the concert halls at the Jacobs School of Music. The Recorder Program is designed to establish a strong musical and technical foundation for playing and a lifetime of musical enjoyment. Students will master the fundamentals that allow them skills to perform several kinds of music, join a variety of ensembles or even pursue studies at the collegiate level.
Subjects	Children Indiana University Clubs/Organizations Music Recorder - Instruction and Study Teenagers Young Adults

Indiana University Young Piano Program

URL	http://www.music.indiana.edu/precollege/year-round/piano/index.shtml
Contact	Karen Taylor (Director)
Phone	812-336-4465
Email	karmtayl [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	Office of Special Programs IU School of Music Bloomington, IN 47405
Description	Dr. Karen Taylor, Director of the Indiana University Piano Academy and Young Pianists Program, welcomes all prospective students and their families to the Young Pianists Program. The Young Pianists Program is open to any students, ages 5 through the end of high school, who enjoy music and want to learn to play the piano. Our talented faculty have extensive pre-college training and work with students in one-on-one lessons, either two 30-minute lessons or one 60-minute lesson per week. The curriculum is customized to serve everyone from serious pre-professionals to those who want to pursue piano as a hobby. All students play in a recital each semester.
Subjects	Children Indiana University Clubs/Organizations Music Piano - Instruction and Study