Fall & Winter 2017-18 Programs and Classes for All Ages
Community Education offices have moved! 17685 Juniper Path • Suite #200 Lakeville, MN 55044 Adult Enrichment • Youth & Middle School Enrichment Gymnastics • Aquatics for All Ages • Early Childhood Family Education Small Wonders Preschool • Wonder Zone • Kid Zone
Birth to Age 5
• Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) day and evening classes • Family School – Adult Basic Education and ECFE combine to provide English language learning for parents and their children • Early Childhood Screening • Preschool Transition Classes
Preschool, Ages 3-6
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• Small Wonders Preschool Classes • L.E.A.P – Literacy Enrichment at Preschool Sessions • Kids in the Kitchen • School of Science • Wonder Zone Child Care • Gymnastics (4+) • Swim Lessons
Elementary School
• Kid Zone – Before and after school care • Youth Enrichment: Music, STEM, Dance, Crafts, Fitness & Fun! • Jr Cats Cheer Team • Swim Lessons • Gymnastics
Middle School
• ACE: After School Homework Help • Band and Music Lessons • Babysitting 101 • Fencing Team • Keyboarding • Middle Night Out! • Spanish After School
Adults
• Cheers and Canvas • Finances and Money Matters • Culinary and Crafts • Online Learning with Ed2Go • Fitness for All! • Adult Basic Education
Contents Adult Enrichment.................................... 4-18 Hobbies & Special Interest, 4-6 Creative Arts & Cooking, 4-5, 7 Ed2Go Online Classes, 8 Money Matters, 9-10 Fitness & Health, 11-14 Adult Basic Education,15 Martial Arts, 18 Aquatics & Safety................................... 34-38 Swim Lessons, 34-37 Open Swim, 35 Certification Classes, 38 Building Key & Locations ...........................65 Community Education Directory...............64 Early Childhood Family Ed.................... 40-50 Infant & Toddler Classes, 41-42 Stepping Stones, 43 Family School, 43 Birth to 5 Classes, 44-46 ECFE Information, 48-49 Early Childhood Screening.........................50 Facility Scheduling......................................64 Kid Zone School Age Care..................... 61-63 Middle School Programs....................... 21-26 Music Lessons..............................................28 Registration Information...................... 66-67 River Valley Project Explore .......................19 Small Wonders Preschool...................... 52-57 LEAP & School of Science, 56-57 Preschool Enrichment Classes, 55-57 Wonder Zone.......................................... 58-60 Youth Enrichment.................................. 18-37 Martial Arts, 18 Adaptive Youth Classes, 19 Middle School Classes, 21-26 Youth Enrichment, 27-28 Gymnastics, 29 Before & After School Programs, 30-33 Children’s Theatre, 20
Independent School District 194 Board of Education Michelle Volk, Chair Terry Lind, Vice Chair Kathy Lewis, Clerk Bob Erickson, Treasurer
Judy Keliher, Director Jim Skelly, Director Superintendent Michael Baumann
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Adult Enrichment
Adult Enrichment JOY String Art
String Art is a crafting classic-not to mention the latest and greatest craze! Participants will choose from several colors of stain and paint to add color to the 7” x 24” pallet style wood background. After pounding in nails to form the word “Joy”, several colors of string will be available to create the colorful word. #681-001 Mon. Nov. 13 6:30-8:30 pm LSHS FACS Lab $45/1 session
Rustic Monogram Pallet Sign
Create a unique and personalized piece of home décor! The wood slats are already hand assembled into a 14” x 24” staggered pallet style sign, now you get to make it yours! Several options of stain colors and a colorful selection of paint will be available to make your custom work of art. We will provide all the materials and take you through the process step by step-no experience is needed. #681-002 Thur. Sept. 21 6:30-8:30 pm LSHS FACS Lab $55/1 session
Mosaic Framed Mirror
During this fun class you will get to mosaic your ART out! The definition of mosaic is to create a picture or pattern produced by arranging together small pieces. Pre-cut stained glass, mirrors and glass gems will be used to adorn your 10” square frame. Several design ideas will be available or you can create your own. You will love this fun and easy way to create your very own work of art. #681-003 Thur. Oct. 5 6:30-8:30 pm LSHS FACS Lab $45/1 session
Vivashe Series: Empowerment • Purpose • Possibilities Each class inspires you to take action from the heart not the head, gain new insight and generate new possibilities, ignite your imagination through hands on activities and group connections. $39/session, KTMS Staff Center 6-8 pm Defining Your Strengths
Why is defining your strengths so important? Research shows that focusing on your personal strengths can improve happiness, increase productivity and help to overcome barriers. By focusing on your strengths, gifts and talents, you become more authentic. You will walk away with a personal commitment plan for realizing your authentic self. #681-004 #681-005
Tues, Sept. 19 Tues, Oct. 10
Defining Values
Why is it important to be able to speak/ express your values? You may not know what you value until someone or something comes in direct conflict with your values. Without having defined values there is a lack of self-awareness, uncertainty, and a feeling of disconnection. You will walk away with a defined list of values. #681-006 #681-007
Tues, Sept 26th Tues, Oct 24th
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Reinvent You!
Why is creativity so important to our development? Reinvent you through creativity! Creativity is the power to connect the seemingly unconnected. Many often confuse creativity with artistic expression (this is one way to think of it). True creativity encompasses so much more. It is the ability to approach and resolve problems in unexpected ways, whether these are practical, emotional, artistic or spiritual. We use our intuition and instincts to creatively deal with challenges and opportunities that come our way, and it is necessary to tap into these for each of us to meet our true potential. You will walk away with a list of ideas to expand your creativity! #681-008
Tues, Nov. 14
Create a Vision Board!
Would you like to go on a “journey” to make a positive change? A vision board is a powerful visualization tool that you can use as inspiration for your journey toward your ideal life. A vision board is a collage of pictures, words and quotes that serve to remind you of your passion and purpose. When you are aware of what is going on in your own life, you are then in a position to change it for the better. We can communicate deeper with ourselves and others through images and color. Leave with your vision board to live your intention of your vision, dream or goals.
#681-009 Sat, Sept 23rd 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. $45/1 session - All supplies are included
Adult Enrichment Creating holiday crafts with a child is always a special activity and creates lasting memories! Participants will turn 12 clear glass ornaments into colorful marbleized works of art! These marbled ornaments are a fun way to customize your holiday decorations and also make wonderful hand crafted gifts! #681-010 Sat, Nov 18 10:00-11:30 am KTMS FACS Lab $55/adult-child pair
Cheers & Canvas
Essential Oils Make and Take
Join us for a fun class that teaches you how to use essential oils for you, your family and your home. We will cover what essential oils are, where they come from, application methods, and basic usage recommendations for particular ailments or conditions. This class will outline the ways these powerful oils can simplify your health care while preventing possible side effects that many modern medicines can create. On the second night of class, you will get a chance to make your own essential oil blends in roller-ball bottles as well as some creams and cleaning products to take home with you. $5-10 materials fee is payable to instructor in class. #681-011 Wednesdays Oct. 25 & Nov. 1 6:15-7:45 pm ENM Library $29/2 sessions
Photo Organization— Print & Digital
Adult Enrichment
Marbled Glass Ornaments Adult/Child Class
Having organized photos assures peace of mind. Learn about a system to once and for all get every printed photo, digital photo and your memorabilia organized. Learn about scanning for slides, movies, prints.... backing up, cloud storage & scanners. We will also demonstrate easy ways to repair old photos. You’ll leave with a plan for a system that allows you to access every photo you own in literally seconds! #681-012 Sat. Oct. 14 10:30 am -12:30 pm MMS Lecture Hall $15/1 session
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Whether it’s a date night or just a fun time with your bestie, come out and paint with Cheers & Canvas! Every event is perfect for beginners; even if it’s your first time painting! Step by step instructions, paint, canvases, brushes and aprons will be ready for you to create with. Experience the fun of social painting while enjoying the food and drink at our fabulous venues listed below. Share a memorable experience and take home your own 16X20 masterpiece! Eat, Drink, Paint! More info call 952-469-1234 7-9 pm $26/person per class (food and beverages not included) 1. September Classes “Lakeside Evening” #681-013 Tues, Sept. 5 Chart House Restaurant #681-014 Mon, Sept. 18 Lakeville Brewing Co. #681-015 Mon, Sept. 11 Mediterranean Cruise Cafe 2. October Classes “Wicked” #681-016 Tues, Oct. 17 #681-017 Mon, Oct. 23 #681-018 Mon, Oct. 16
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3. November Classes “Fall Moon” #681-019 Mon, Nov. 6 Chart House Restaurant #681-020 Mon, Nov. 13 Lakeville Brewing Co. #681-021 Mon, Nov. 20 Mediterranean Cruise Cafe 4. December Classes “Starry Night Santa” #681-022 Mon, Dec. 4 Chart House Restaurant #681-023 Mon, Dec. 11 Lakeville Brewing Co. #681-024 Mon, Dec. 18 Mediterranean Cruise Cafe
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Adult Enrichment
Adult Enrichment Starwatch Party with Mike Lynch
Make the stars your old friends as we watch the great celestial show. We start off with an indoor orientation followed by quality time outside under the heavens. Get to know the constellations like The Big Bear, Cygnus the Swan, Pegaus the Winged Horse, and some of their great stories behind them. Mike will bring a fleet of telescopes, including two of the biggest mobile telescopes in Minnesota for close up views of star clusters, nebulae, galaxies and other wonders in our autumn skies. You’ll also get a great handout package with user-friendly star maps and constellation charts, websites, a telescope-buying guide, and more! Your universe is waiting! Light snacks will be provided. #681-025 Wed, Sept. 27 7:30-9:30 pm JFK, Room TBD $15/person $19/couple $25/family of 4 $29/family of 5 or more
Dog Day Getaway – Puppy Play Groups
Dog Day Getaway is a dog daycare and boarding facility that has been open in Apple Valley since 2004. DDG offers 3 different playgroups for puppies to partake in. Playgroups are one hour long, off leash & interactive & include the parents/ owners of the dog. Playgroups costs are $8 for the first dog and $5 for each additional dog in the same family. Playgroups are held on: Aug. 13, Sept. 10, Oct. 1, Nov. 5, Nov. 19 and Dec. 10 Please see online listings for specific group times.
Puppy Playgroup
Puppy Playgroup is intended for all puppies ages 12 weeks to 9 months. This is a great opportunity for your pup to develop play skills with both you and other puppies in a safe and supervised environment. This is an off leash event with the owner present.
Small Dog Playgroup
Small Dog Playgroup is for all dogs 30 pounds & under. This is a fun & safe way for the smaller guys to run around with dogs of only their size. This is an off leash event with the owner present.
Tiny Tots Playgroup
Sometimes even the Small Dog Playgroup is too much for your extra small dog. Tiny Tots was created with those very dogs in mind. This group is specifically for dogs that are only 15 pounds & under. But it’s also a great fit for dogs that are especially shy or nervous. An off leash event with the owner giving the littlest dogs a chance to socialize without being intimidated by the bigger & more energetic dogs.
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Thriller Line Dance
If you are thrilled by the moves in “Thriller” then this workshop is for you! This fun line dance is a great, easy version of the classic moves that inspired us all. By the end of the class you’ll be dancing the night away! Great family night of fun! #681-050 Thur, Oct. 12 6-7 pm ENM Library $9/person
Wedding Dance - It’s not too late to look GREAT
You thought about it! You wanted to! But where did the time go? Not to worry. In this 2-hour workshop, Monica Mohn, nominated by MNBride for “Best Wedding Dance Instruction”, will guide you with fun moves and simple tips to have you feeling comfortable and looking great on that special day! Feel free to bring your special song! Couples only please. #681-047 Thur, Sept. 14 7-9 pm LSHS Multi Purpose Room $35/couple
Line Dance for Wedding Parties
Just in time for the wedding & party season! No need to sit and watch any more: step into the party with this workshop of the popular line dances: Electric Slide, Cha Cha Slide, and the Cupid Shuffle. No partner needed for an entire evening of fun! #681-048 Thur, Sept. 14 6-7 pm LSHS Multi Purpose Room $9/person
Salsa Dance Workshop
You’ve thought about it so why not try it? This workshop is easy, economical and only 1 session! Geared to beginners and guided by a dance champion, you’ll have basic patterns plus a couple of turns by the end of the session! More than enough to satisfy your curiosity and provide a full night of dancing! Couples and singles welcome! #681-049 Thur, Oct. 5 7-9 pm LSHS Multi Purpose Room $29/person $55/couple Class meets in Elko New Market
Adult Enrichment This class is a must for anyone that wants to make a lovely dessert without a ton of work. Cakes will be prepared for you by local bakers, but we will learn how to properly fill and ice them. The crowning touch will be beautiful dark, milk and white chocolate flowers! The results are stunning! $18 supply fee payable in class #681-051 Tues, Sept. 12 6-9 pm KTMS, FACS Lab $35/1 session
Truffles
You’ve tried the rest - now MAKE the best. Instructor Nancy Burgeson has shown thousands of student how to make these rich, chocolaty delicacies. We’ll make five different recipes in class and each student will take home a nice box of 1518 truffles. $12 supply fee will be collected in class. Optional truffle/ candy kit is available for purchase for future candy making projects - price of the kit is $18. #681-052 Tue, Oct. 24 6-9 pm KTMS, FACS Lab $35/1 session
Yogurt and Mozzarella Cheese for Beginners
Easy, inexpensive, nutritious and gluten free – learn to make mozzarella cheese and yogurt at home. These fresh treats are tastier and are healthier than store bought products! Discuss how to make multiple types of cheese using what you have in your own kitchen. Leave with how-to recipes, recipes that utilize cheese and/or yogurt, and resource information. $8 supply fee is payable to instructor in class. #681-054 Thur, Oct. 19 6:30-8:15 pm KTMS, FACS Lab $39/1 session
Pizza, Flatbread and Focaccia
Become the master of a full-flavored dough that will make wonderful pizzas, flatbreads and focaccia with a no-knead dough that you mix and can store up to a week in the refrigerator. Bake when you need it for extra fast, homemade meals or pre-bake pizza crusts and store for super-fast, easy pizza your family will love. In this hands-on class, you will develop dough stretching and rolling techniques, make a batch of dough to take home, and sample warm focaccia made in class. Hints for adapting to grilled pizzas. $8 supply fee is payable to instructor in class. #681-053 Thur, Nov. 9 6:30-8:15 pm KTMS, FACS Lab $39/1 session
Lefse
Learn the fine points in making the dough, baking, storing and serving lefse. We will begin with real potatoes and authentic recipes, and a more modern version using instant potatoes. Plan to sample your fresh, warm creations with traditional filling, plus take home finished lefse and dough to share. #681-055 Fri, Sept. 29 6-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab $29/1 session
Czech Kolaches
Kolaches are one of Czechoslovakia’s national pastries. Immigrants brought their passion for kolaches to the Midwest as early as the 1860’s. Kolaches are marvelous egg rich, slightly sweet yeast dough. Traditionally filled with fruit mixtures such as apricot, cottage cheese, poppy seed or prune; they can be shaped into small rounds, square “tied packages” or filled turnovers. We will make variations in class and taste samples. Plan to take home an assortment to share with family, friends or to freeze. You will also leave with many recipes, tips and techniques to master these old world delicacies. #681-056 Sat, Sept. 16 9 am – 1 pm LNHS, FACS Lab $49/1 session
Adult Enrichment
The Incredible Cake
4 Famous Cookies
Delve into making some of the most famous holiday time cookies. Try your hand at Nowegian Krumkakes, Italian Pizzelles, Swedish Sandbakkelse and fried Scandinavian Rosettes. Expect to learn these great recipes plus the tips and techniques that will make your baking a success! #681-057 Tue, Dec. 19 6-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab $39/1 session
Holiday Bake and Take
In just 3 hours you can do all your holiday baking and take home 10 dozen different varieties of cookies and candies! Best of all, your kitchen stays spotless! Working in groups, you will prepare the cookies and candies then trim and decorate them. After cleaning, comes the sampling! #681-058 Thur, Dec. 7 Scan this code 6-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab to register. $59/1 session #681-059 Thur, Dec. 14 6-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab $59/1 session Registration Information
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Online learning with Lakeville Community Education! Learn from the comfort of home (or the lake, the beach, the patio)! Our instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. We focus on creating warm, supportive communities for our learners. New course sessions begin monthly. How Does It Work? Courses start the third Wednesday of each month. Exact dates available online. All courses run for 6 weeks; two lessons are released each week and you have two weeks to complete each lesson.
Most courses $98!
Requirements For any ed2go course, you will need Internet access, a non-shared e-mail address, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the latest Adobe Flash and PDF plug-ins. Some courses have additional requirements. Course details are available on the Online Instruction Center.
Register at www.ed2go.com/LakevilleCE
Adult Enrichment Preparing for college is a complicated process to navigate! Join us to learn about the financial aid process and types of financial aid available. Explore the factors that influence the financial aid available to you. Learn tips and tricks to finding schools that will offer your student money! Suzy Fallon is a Certified College Consultant with the College Inside Track. #681-060 Tues, Oct. 17 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session
Home Buyers Seminar
Learn the fundamentals for first time, step up or downsizing home buyers! The purchase of a home is probably the biggest financial decision a person, or couple, will make. We will go through the importance of being prepared and describe ways to make the process go smoothly. Our objective will be to ease any concerns over the process, provide information and answer questions that may arise. #681-061 Thurs, Sept. 21 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session
Financial Wellbeing for Young Adults and Families
Poor money management can lead to debt, stress and dependency on others. Good money management skills can make it easier to accomplish personal goals. This class will allow participants to become familiar with the basics of planning for future success. #681-063 Thurs, Nov. 16 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session
Women and Money: Taking Control of Your Finances
Adult Enrichment
Insider Tips to Navigate College Financial Aid
This class will help women identify ways they may view money differently than men and empower them to see themselves as an integral part of financial health for themselves and within their families. It will give women information to help them be intentional about their financial disposition. #681-062 Thurs, Oct. 26 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session
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Adult Enrichment Social Security Basics
When should I apply for social security? How can I maximize my benefits? How will this affect my spouse? Mistakes can be costly. We will provide you with the guidance you need to navigate this. Join us for a short presentation and learn how to sort through the options to help ensure the choice you make is tailored to your needs. 5:30-6:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session #681-064 Tue, Oct. 3 #681-065 Tue, Nov. 28
Health Care Directives
This class will provide you with an overview and introduction to what a Power of Attorney and Health Care Directives are. We will go into an in depth look at Health Care Directives, and attendees will leave with a completed Health Care Directive at the end of class. This class is taught by an Estate Planning attorney of 12 years. #681-066 Mon, Nov 6 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $49/1 session
Keeping the Cabin or Farm in the Family
This class is designed for people who want to transition their cabin, farm or assets to the next generation. Learn how you can takes steps to secure your financial future, avoid transitional obstacles and develop a transition strategy to transfer your assets and maintain family harmony. #681-067 Thur, Sept. 28 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session
Keeping the Business in the Family
This course is designed to help participants learn about steps they can take to smoothly transition their family business to the next generation. You will learn how to identify and overcome transition obstacles, protect your assets today and in the future, and develop a transition strategy and maintain family harmony. #681-068 Thur, Nov. 2 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session
North Star Farm Bus Tours
Take a tour of regional fiber farms, connecting people to farmers who produce local, natural fibers. Shop for locally-raised and -processed wool, yak fiber, alpaca, angora, flax, handspun and locally-milled yarn, and more! Many sites feature guest artists and demonstrations. Sorry, no discounts apply. Saturday Tour includes: Windswept Hills Farm, Sutton Ridge Farm, Faribault Woolen Mills,, Buscho Farms, and Dresow Family Farms. Price includes lunch at Sutton Ridge Farm, and tour of the Faribault Woolen Mills. Sunday Tour includes: Fossum Family Farms, Harvest Hills Acres, Berryhill Farm, Clear Spring Farm and Rach-Al-Paca Fiber Mill. Food will be available at the farms along the route. Lunch is NOT included on Sunday. Saturday Tour: Sat, Sept 30 10 am-6 pm #681-700 $69 per person includes lunch and mill tour Bus pick up & return to Boeckman Middle School, 800 Denmark Ave, Farmington Sunday Tour: Sun, Oct 1 10 am-6pm #681-701 $59 per person Bus pick up & return to Northfield High School, 1400 Division St S, Northfield
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Complex Estate Planning Made Easy
Navigate the waters of complex estate planning and gain a thorough understanding of how various types of trusts, wills and other documents are designed to preserve assets, minimize taxation and help avoid the probate process. Learn how federal and state tax laws can impact your estate. As a seasoned attorney with 27 years of experience, Ed Hitchcock has represented thousands of complex estate planning clients. #681-069 Thur, Nov. 9 6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $25/1 session
Retirement Planning Today
This course blends financial education with life planning to help students build wealth, align their money with their values and achieve their retirement lifestyle goals. Learn how to manage investment risks, use new tax laws to your advantage, understand your company retirement plan and adjust your estate plane under the new laws. Class fee includes a 224 page illustrated text book. Instructor Terri Collymore is an independent Financial Advisor and Investment Advisor Representative. #681-070 Thurs, Sept. 7 & 14 6:30-9:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $49/person or couple/2 sessions #681-071 Sat, Sept. 9 & 16 9 am-12 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $49/person or couple/2 sessions
UCare Discounts
Get up to a $15 discount on most fitness and wellness classes. Please have your UCare ID number when registering. Call 952-232-2170 to register.
Adult Enrichment GetFit is designed to help you jump start your getting fit journey! Each class includes a warm up, mobility and stretching, skill work, and finishes with a workout. We do things like air squats, push ups, rowing, box jumps, and weight training with barbells and kettlebells, and much more! We teach you the mechanics of a movement, help you choose the appropriate weight or otherwise alter the required movement so you are capable of moving the weight correctly and consistently. Come prepared to sweat and have fun working out with a small group personal trainer. Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:30 pm-8:30 pm $99/8 sessions #681-072 Sept. 19-Oct. 12 #681-073 Oct. 17-Nov. 2 #681-074 Nov. 7-Nov. 30 #681-075 Dec. 5-Dec. 28 #681-076 Jan. 2-Jan. 25
Vinyasa Yoga
In this all level 60-minute Vinyasa class, you will be connecting breath to movement while moving from pose to pose. This well-rounded practice includes a warm-up, a combination of strength, balance & flexibility building postures, standing & seated postures, concluding with a cool-down and a final resting pose (savasana). Sundays 8:30-9:30 am $40/4 sessions #681-077 Sept. 17-Oct. 8 #681-078 Oct. 15-Nov. 5 #681-079 Nov. 12 -Dec. 3 #681-080 Dec. 10-Jan. 7 (No class 12/24) #681-081 Jan. 14 -Feb. 4
Crossfit Kids
Crossfit Teens
Our Crosswinds CrossFit Kids have so much fun doing fitness, they don’t even realize it is fitness! They begin with a warm up, stretching, do a quick workout and finish with a game. They learn not only basic physical skills, but also social skills and confidence. Children learn fundamental movements including squats, push-ups, pull ups, climbing, jumping, running, stretching and elementary gymnastics movements. You pick your days: Tuesdays 5:30 pm-6:00 pm Saturdays 8:40-9:10 am $60/7 sessions 1x a week #681-082 Sept. 12-Oct. 28 #681-083 Nov. 7-Dec. 23 #681-084 Jan. 2-Feb. 17
Help your teen athletes to develop speed, agility, accuracy and power. Our teens program is a more serious strength and conditioning program where weightlifting is an area of focus. We will work on physical and mental strength, endurance, and cohesion all in a package relative to making each person stronger. Using this formula average athletes become great and great athletes become unstoppable! You pick your days: Mondays 6:45-7:40 pm Tuesdays 3:30-4:25 pm Thursdays 3:30-4:25 pm Saturdays 11:10 am-12:0 5pm $85/7 sessions 1x a week $149/ 14 sessions 2x a week #681-088 Sept. 11-Oct. 28 #681-089 Nov. 6-Dec. 23 #681-090 Jan. 1-Feb. 17
Kids Ages 3-8
Crossfit Tweens Tweens Ages 9-12
Teens Ages 13-18
Adult Enrichment
GetFit
Our Tween CrossFit class starts with a warm up, transitions to stretching, and then the remaining time is spent on skill work and an actual workout. Each class ends with a quick game. We make fitness FUN! In this class we provide a safe introduction to weightlifting and really work on core strength and body control. You pick your days: Mondays 3:30 pm-4:25 pm Thursdays 5:30 pm-6:25 pm Saturdays 10:10-11:05 am $85/7 sessions 1x a week #681-085 Sept. 13-Oct. 28 #681-086 Nov. 8-Dec. 23 #681-087 Jan. 3-Feb. 17
All classes on this page are located at Crosswinds CrossFit, 20196 Heritage Dr., Lakeville
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XaBeat
Zumba Country Heat LIVE
Experience the class everyone is lining up for! Step right into this easy to follow, exhilarating country dance inspired workout! No complicated moves, no memorizing routines. Just simply follow along to enjoy the lowimpact, high-energy dance class set to the hottest country hits. You will have so much fun moving, stepping, clapping, stomping and laughing you’ll forget that you’re burning mega calories and toning your body from head to toe! Starting Sept.5, 1 hour classes are offered weekly at 6 pm Try your first class FREE!! Please call us ahead of time to let us know you’re coming 952-232-2170. Sept. 5-Jan.30 Tuesdays, LSHS Dance Studio (no class 11/7, 12/26) Fridays, starts Sept. 8 LNHS Dance Studio (no class 11/24, 12/29) #681-094 $12, single walk-in #681-095 $50, 5 classes #681-096 $80, 10 classes (expires after 90 days)
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Ditch the Workout! Join the Party! Zumba dancing is a fun, joyful Latin inspired fitness class that combines all the rhythms in Latin music (Salsa, Cumbia, Merengue, Rumba, Mambo, Belly Dance, Flamenco, Samba, Tango, Reggatone and Hip Hop). Zumba is for all ages, shapes, sizes, male and female. No experience is required. In this total body workout FUN comes first and the physical benefits follow. Stress levels are reduced and energy is increased as you blast calories and tone your body. Tuesdays with Rachel Boyum Thursdays and Saturdays with Jessie Zeien 6:30-7:30 pm LNHS, Dance Studio #681-098 Thur, Aug. 10-31 $32/4 sessions #681-099 Thur, Sept. 7-Oct. 26 $64/8 sessions #681-100 Thur, Nov. 2-Dec. 21 $56/7 sessions (omit 11/23) #681-101 Thur, Jan. 4-Feb. 22 $64/8 sessions #681-102 Tues, Sept. 12- Oct. 31 $64/8 sessions #681-103 Tues, Nov. 14-Dec. 19 $48/6 sessions #681-104 Tues, Jan. 9- Feb. 27 $64/8 sessions 10:10-11:10 am ENM Library #681-127 Sat, Sept. 9-Oct. 28 $64/8 sessions #681-128 Sat, Nov. 4-Dec. 16 $48/6 sessions
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XaBeat is a dance-fitness program that provides high intensity cardio and toning in a party like atmosphere. The routines are simple and easy to follow so participants can concentrate on getting a better workout! XaBeat class participants sculpt their bodies and burn calories without even realizing they are working out. All fitness levels are welcome. Dress in workout clothes, bring a water bottle and towel, jingle skirts are available for use but not required. 6:30-7:30 pm LNHS, Dance Studio $55/6 sessions #681-105 Wed, Sept. 13-Oct. 18 #681-106 Wed, Oct. 25-Dec. 6 (no 11/22) #681-107 Wed, Jan. 3-Feb. 7 #681-108 Wed, Feb. 21- Mar. 28
Intro to Curling 3 Game Sampler
Join Dakota Curling for a three week mini-league for a basic introduction to this popular new sport. You’ll learn the basics of the game in the first session and will play six end games in weeks two and three. Register as teams of four or as individuals and the club will make up teams. This is an adult league but youth ages 13 and up may participate if an adult family member is also registered. No equipment purchase necessary - just bring a clean pair of tennis shoes. #681-109 Wed, Oct 11, 18 and 25 6:30-8:30 pm Dakota Curling Center $300/Team of 4 $75/Individual See a class you like and want your friends to join the fun? Share it by using Twitter, Facebook, Google or email.
Adult Enrichment Yoga Flow is excellent for developing grace, flexibility, core strength, balance, muscular strength, and overall better health. It will also reduce stress, release toxins, and calm your mind through breath control. Additional ab toning will be included in this class. Bring a yoga mat and optional light weights. This class is appropriate for students of all levels, as modifications will be offered by the instructor accordingly. 6:30-7:30 pm LSHS, Dance Studio $60/6 sessions #681-110 Wed, Sept. 13-Oct. 18 #681-111 Wed, Nov. 1-Dec. 13 (no 11/22)
Gentle Yoga
Through calming and gentle exercises, poses, and reflection, we gradually increase our awareness, circulation, flexibility, and strength, and prepare ourselves for a lifestyle infused with physical and spiritual purpose. This course is designed for people of all skill levels, but is especially well suited for those who are in the early stages of practicing yoga, and those who are new to it altogether. 6:30-7:30 pm LSHS, Dance Studio #681-112 Mon, Sept. 11-Oct. 16 $60/6 sessions #681-113 Mon, Oct. 23- Nov. 27 $60/6 sessions #681-114 Mon, Dec. 4-18 $30/3 sessions
Yoga in Elko New Market
Come practice yoga with your friends and neighbors. It’s a great opportunity to improve your flexibility, strength, balance and endurance as you practice the yoga poses. Your practice will also include yoga breathing that may help to reduce stress and calm your mind. This class is open to beginner and intermediate yoga students with modifications to help personalize the practice. 7-8 pm ENM Library #681-115 Tues, Sept. 12- Oct. 31 $56/8 sessions Instructor: Kris Oscarson #681-116 Tues, Nov. 14-Dec. 19 $42/6 sessions Instructor: Kris Oscarson #681-117 Tues, Jan. 2-Feb. 6 $42/6 sessions Instructor: Tamara Robinson
Pilates in Elko New Market
Pilates is a form of exercise, developed by Joseph Pilates, that provides a balanced approach to developing of the body through core strength, flexibility, and awareness in order to support efficient, graceful movement. This class will be catered to all levels of experience through adding props and adapting moves to challenge your body. We will concentrate on upper body, core, hips, thighs and buns. All levels are welcome. Remember without Challenge there is no Change! Instructor Ashley Bitzan 6:30-7:30 pm ENM Library #681-118 Mon, Sept. 11- Oct. 23 $42/6 sessions (omit 10/16) #681-119 Mon, Oct. 30-Dec. 4 $38/5 sessions (no 11/27) #681-120 Mon, Jan. 15-Feb 26 $53/7 sessions
Meditation 101
The physical and psychological health benefits of Meditation are amazing. Yoga and Meditation can affect our entire nervous systems in a positive way. Physically Meditation has been proven to balance our physical body. It reduces muscular tension, strengthens immune systems, decreased blood pressure, lowers cholesterol levels, promotes deeper and more restful sleep, and reduces stress hormone levels, increased feelings of vitality and rejuvenation. This class will include take home tips, instruction and guidance on different forms and techniques of Meditation. We will discuss how you can make meditation accessible at anytime during your day. Every class will conclude with a guided meditation for total body relaxation. #681-129 Sat, Sept. 9-Oct. 14 9:45-10:30 am LSHS Dance Studio $60/6 sessions #681-130 Sat, Oct. 28-Dec. 9 9:45-10:30 am (no 11/25) LSHS Dance Studio $60/6 sessions
Adult Enrichment
Yoga Flow with Optional Weights
Yin-Yasa Yoga
Yin-Yasa Yoga is combination of 2 of the most popular types of Yoga. Results include increased strength and length for your body and breath. This shoulder friendly class begins with grounding meditative postures followed by breath guided flows. #681-131 Sat, Sept. 9-Oct. 14 10:30-11:30 am LSHS Dance Studio $60/6 sessions #681-132 Sat, Oct. 28-Dec. 9 10:30-11:30 am (no 11/25) LSHS Dance Studio $60/6 sessions
Class meets in Elko New Market
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Adult Enrichment
Adult Enrichment Mixxed Fit
MixxedFit® is a people-inspired dance fitness program that is a mix of explosive dancing and boot camp toning. Dance to your favorite songs on the radio that we would dance to at a nightclub. Then, spice things up by adding boot camp-inspired exercises to make your workout more effective and challenging. Our choreography is not complex and difficult. Our steps are repetitive and very easy to follow! If you can do things like squats, jumping jacks, and shake that booty, you will have a blast in class! #681-091 Mon, Sept. 11-Oct. 16 6:30-7:30 pm LNHS, Dance Studio $49/6 sessions #681-092 Mon, Oct. 23-Nov. 27 6:30-7:30 pm LNHS, Dance Studio $49/6 sessions #681-093 Mon, Dec. 4-Jan. 22 6:30-7:30 pm (no 12/25, 1/1) LNHS, Dance Studio $49/6 sessions
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Power Hour Boxing
Get Fit - Not Hit at Title Boxing Club with a total body boxing workout that gives you a combination of strength and cardio exercise. Classes provide training for upper body, lower body and your entire core. The signature Power Hour workout is designed for people of all fitness levels who are up for burning up to 1,000 calories per hour. Experience stress relief, core strengthening, toning and fun Classes held at Title Boxing, Lakeville 7-8 pm $75/5 sessions (includes hand wraps) #681-125 Mon, Sept. 11-Oct. 9 #681-126 Tue, Sept. 12-Oct. 10 #681-127 Wed, Sept. 13-Oct. 11 #681-128 Thur, Sept. 14-Oct. 12
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On Belay with LifeTime Fitness
This class is for any climber looking to improve their rock climbing technique or wanting to try climbing in a positive and encouraging environment. Class covers all necessary skills for top rope belay certification. We will evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of climbers and then work on a few lessons of footwork, balance, as well as hand and hand technique. Open to all skill levels. Classes held at LifeTime Fitness 6-8 pm Wednesdays $35/1 session #681-121 Sept. 13 #681-122 Sept. 27 #681-123 Oct. 11 #681-124 Oct. 25 #681-140 Nov. 1 #681-141 Nov. 15
AdultAdult BasicEnrichment Education Lakeville Area Adult Basic Education
Classes Available:
• GED - Test preparation including an open classroom for individual instruction and computer guided instruction with internet access. State GED testing available.
• High School or Adult Diploma Programs - Start where you left off and complete the courses needed to earn your
High School Diploma. There is also a new option Adult Diploma that is a competency based program for adults 22 and older. • English for Adults (ESL) - Learners work in a multi-level classroom developing skills in reading, writing, speaking, pronunciation and listening. Computer skills are a part of instruction. • Family Learning - Combines Early Childhood Education (ECFE) with ESL. Teachers work with both pre-school children and adults developing speaking, listening, reading and writing in English. • Skype Coaching Program - This program is offered as a bonus to any learner in one of our Adult Education Classes. Working with a coach, learners practice speaking and listening skills from home in a 30-60 minute session.
Adult Basic Education
The purpose of the Lakeville Area Adult Basic Education Program is to provide opportunities for learners who want to return to school to: •• Learn English or improve their English skills All Cl ass •• Return to the workforce and sharpen academic skills are fre es e! •• Earn GED or High School diploma •• Prepare for Post-Secondary education; college and career advancement
Registration
Classes are open to learners 17 and older who are not enrolled in high school and want to improve skills.
Contact
If you would like to enroll or like more information on any of our programs, please contact: Nancy Eldomiatti, ABE Secretary 952-232-2082 •
[email protected], or Dr. Tracie Kreighbaum, ABE Manager 952-232-2161•
[email protected] Visit our website: isd194.org/community-education/adult Para esta informacion en espanol, por favor visite isd194.org/community-education/adult y busca bajo el programa Adult Basic Education.
LinK12-Lakeville is a free, K-12, statewide online school. Students take full-time or part-time courses, and can earn a Lakeville Area Public Schools diploma.
Learn more and enroll today! 952-232-2000 isd194.org/link12-lakeville-online
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High quality technical & professional education in career-oriented programs
Program Contact: Jim Unger at 651-423-8482 or Julie Dubois at 651-423-8689 for MN Commercial Vehicle courses
Class
Location
Time
Start Dates
Accident Avoidance & Safe Driving
DCTC
Day
9/04
Intermediate Riding
DCTC
Day
9/09
Road Guard Course
DCTC
Day
9/16
Class B CDL training
DCTC
Day
Call 651-423-8482 for more information
MN Commercial Vehicle Certification
MN State Patrol
6:30 – 8:30pm
9/07, 10/12, 11/16, 12/14
MN Commercial Vehicle Re-certification
MN State Patrol
6:30 – 8:30pm
9/12, 9/13, 10/04, 10/04, 11/21, 11/22, 12/05, 12/06
Program Contact: Meriem Aman at 651-423-8612
Class
Location
Time
Start Dates
Steam and Hot Water Boilers II
Burnsville
5:30–9:30pm Tues & Thurs
9/05, 10/24, 01/09, 03/06
Industrial Electricity— Understanding & Troubleshooting Foundations
DCTC
5–9pm, Mon & Weds
9/06
Electrical Controls and Apparatus (Motor Controls)
DCTC
5–9pm, Mon & Weds
11/01
Electronics/Electrical Control Theory (PLC I)
DCTC
5–9pm, Tues & Thurs
1/09
Electrical Control Theory (PLC II)
DCTC
5–9pm, Tues & Thurs
2/13
Advanced Electrical Control Theory (PLC III)
DCTC
5–9pm, Tues & Thurs
4/15
Dakota County Technical College and Inver Hills Community College are members of Minnesota State, and are affirmative action, equal opportunity employers and educators.
High quality technical & professional education in career-oriented programs
Program Contact: Jana Kashmark at 651-423-8548 (DCTC) Ann Zimmermann-Hohn at 651-450-3476 (IHCC)
Class
Location
Time
Start Dates
Pharmacy Technician
Burnsville
6–9pm, T & Th
10/24 – 01/02
Phlebotomy Technician
DCTC
4–7pm, W & Th
9/06 – 10/26
Law Enforcement Initial Phlebotomy
DCTC
8:30am–2:30pm, M–Th
8/28 – 8/31
EKG Technician
DCTC
8am–2:30pm, 6–9pm
8/26 – 12/15; 10/24 – 12/15
EKG Technician Exam
DCTC
9–11am
12/15
Paramedic Refresher
Burnsville
8am–4:30pm
8/25, 9/29, 11/03
Emergency Medical Responder/Refresher
IHCC
Mon 5:30–9:30pm • Fri 8 am–4:30 pm
9/18, 10/09, 9/22, 10/13
Basic Life support CPR
IHCC
Th 5–10 pm • Sat 8am–1pm
8/17, 9/21, 10/12, 9/16
Blood Borne Pathogens for Body Art Techs
IHCC
Th 12–5:30 pm • Sat 10am–3:30pm
9/12, 12/06
Class
Time
Start Dates
PMP Exam Prep Course
Self-paced
Starts upon registration
Program Contact: Meriem Aman at 651-423-8612
Located at the Burnsville Workforce Center, advance your career with credit and non-credit courses offered by DCTC, Inver Hills Community College, and Metropolitan State University. 952-703-3128 | www.SouthOfTheRiverEducationCenter.com
Dakota County Technical College and Inver Hills Community College are members of Minnesota State, and are affirmative action, equal opportunity employers and educators.
Adult Enrichment Martial Arts
Adult Martial Enrichment Arts Kung Fu-Wu Shu
Karate
Age 5–Adult
Age 7–Adult
Not just a punching, kicking, self-defense class. Kung Fu teaches awareness of self and surroundings and improves self-esteem and confidence. Join a FUN non-competitive, full participation class that focuses on helping students develop leadership, discipline, concentration and coordination skills for a healthy mind and body. Improve your strength, flexibility, agility, and endurance. Questions? Call 952-898-3008
Come join a local Karate community that is passionate about passing along skills that will improve one’s self confidence, concentration, physical endurance and flexibility. We invite you, your child, or both to come join our group where the development of character is as important as the ability of each member to be able to protect themselves. Regardless of one’s physical abilities, each individual determines their level of participation, from weekly classes to monthly organization training or local and national tournaments. Uniform is optional. Questions? Email
[email protected]
FALL • CHE Gym Tuesdays Oct. 3 - Nov. 28 $79/7 sessions (No class 10/31, 11/7) Adult: #681-200 Beg., White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm 7-7:45 pm #681-201 2nd Blue – Black Belt #681-202 Adv. Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm Youth: #581-200 Beg., White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm 7-7:45 pm #581-201 2nd Blue – Black Belt #581-202 Adv. Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm FALL • MMS Cafeteria Wednesdays Oct. 4 - Nov. 29 $79/7 sessions (No class 10/18, 11/22) Adult: #681-203 Beg., White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm 7-7:45 pm #681-204 2nd Blue – Black Belt Youth: #581-203 Beg., White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm 7-7:45 pm #581-204 2nd Blue – Black Belt
FALL • MMS Cafeteria Tues. & Thurs. Sept. 5 – Nov. 2 $109/18 sessions Adult: #681-205 Beginner – Intermediate (1st White – Purple Belt) #681-206 Advanced (2nd purple & above) Youth: #581-205 Beginner – Intermediate (1st White – Purple Belt) #581-206 Advanced (2nd purple & above)
6:30-7:30 pm 7:30-8:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 7:30-8:30 pm
WINTER • MMS Cafeteria Tues. & Thurs. Nov. 9 – Jan. 18 $109/18 sessions (No class 11/23, 12/26, 12/28) Adult: #681-207 Beginner – Intermediate (1st White – Purple Belt) #681-208 Advanced (2nd purple & above) Youth: #581-207 Beginner – Intermediate (1st White – Purple Belt) #581-208 Advanced (2nd purple & above)
6:30-7:30 pm 7:30-8:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 7:30-8:30 pm
Find additional class dates online.
KUNG FU NIGHT
A night of celebration ! Come and see Kung Fu exhibitions and competition by students of Community Education Kung Fu classes. See colorful Lion Dances. Enjoy a night of celebration and entertainment performed by Community Education Kung Fu students. Saturday
November 11, 2017
4-6pm
Kenwood Trail Middle School, Gym
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Adaptive Activities Holiday Party
One on one instruction for participants of all ages with mild special needs. See aquatics section for available dates, times and prices. All lessons held at McGuire Middle School.
This event is especially for students in grades K-12 with special needs, along with their families and friends. Join us for a special craft project with Watch Me Draw!, pizza, cookies, and a fun sing-a-long with Santa to celebrate this holiday season! All students must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. All family members are welcome to attend. Pre-registration is required for all attending. Fee is $5 per student/guest pair, or a max of $15 per family. #581-999 Thursday, 12/14 3:15-5:15 pm MMS Cafeteria
Ages 6 months-Adult
Open Swim
Love the water but don’t need swim lessons? Jump in the pool for open swim on Friday evenings at McGuire Middle School Pool. See page 35 for all dates and times. McGuire Middle School Pool is handicap accessible.
Grades K-12
Adaptive Activities
Adapted Swim Lessons
Lakeville Area Community Education is looking for someone to teach adapted classes for youth, Grades K-12. Candidate must have a passion for working with individuals with special needs. Experience is preferred. If you are interested, please contact Katey,
[email protected].
River Valley Project Explore is a Community Education program designed to serve adults with physical and developmental cognitive disabilities by encouraging inclusion in community activities and providing customized learning, social and recreational opportunities. Project Explore is a cooperative effort among the Community Education departments of Rosemount/Apple Valley/Eagan, Burnsville/Eagan/Savage, Farmington, Lakeville and Randolph school districts. Project Explore provides customized educational, social and recreational opportunities and encourages inclusion in community activities. Participants enjoy a wide variety of classes and activities including: Arts and Crafts, Sports, Cooking, Music, Excursions, and more! Visit www.district196.org/projectexplore or call 651-422-7931, 651-423-7930 (fax) or 651-423-7929 (TTY) or email
[email protected] for registration or more information.
Craft Fair
Come and see a variety of crafts for sale from some of our Project Explore friends and local crafters. Get a jump on all your holiday shopping. Invite your family, friends and coworkers. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Free admission Saturday, October 14 • 10:00am – 3:00pm Scott Highlands Middle School *If you are a crafter or want to volunteer to help at the Craft Fair, please contact Caroline at 952-393-5944.
RVPE Foundation Bowl-a-thon Bring your family and friends and join us for the 9th Annual RVPE Bowl-a-thon. Challenge your family member, friend or favorite staff member to a game or two. Tickets for raffle prizes will be available for purchase at $1 each Saturday, October 21 • 12-3 pm Apple Place Bowl For more information contact Elaine Becker at 952-431-8855
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Children’s Castle Theatre
Educatioon Experience Entertainment in partnership with Lakeville Area Community Education Presents...
About the show – Beauty and the Beast is comedic, non-musical adaptation of the original fairy tale published in 1740. When Marie Del La Mer (a small port village) has a ship of merchant goods stolen by a band of unscrupulous pirates, Bell and her father journey to the sea – only to be stranded on an island where a hideous Beast lives. Actors Age 5- Grade 5 are required to register to be a part of the cast. All who register will be guaranteed a role in the production unless conflicts prevent them for attending rehearsals. Specific roles will be determined though an audition process. There are a limited numbers of roles available for each age group so early registration is recommended. Once registration is filled, a wait-list will be created. Actors Grade 6 – Adult are required to audition to be a part of the cast and are NOT guaranteed a role.
Auditions will be held on August 28 & 29 at 6 pm. All actors must attend ONE audition night. FREE! Please register ahead at isd194.ce.eleyo.com Rehearsals will be held weeknight evenings September 11-October 19, 6-9 pm. Most actors will rehearse 1-4 hours per week. Schedule will be set after auditions. Registration fee (paid after auditions): Ages 5-17 $88/actor ($210 family cap) Performances held at Lakeville North High School Friday, October 20 at 7 pm Saturday, October 21 at 2 pm & 7 pm Sunday, October 22 at 3 pm Tickets available online at ChildrensCastleTheater.org Adults and Children - $15 Seniors - $10 For more information about our show, visit ChildrensCastleTheater.org
Middle School Academics
Typing/Keyboarding Class Grades 6-8
Spanish ¡Hablemos Español! - ULC Grades 6–8
Learn SPANISH! Research shows that youth who study a new language increase their mental flexibility and creativity, transfer skills used between their first and second languages and improve their English. Children develop an appreciation and respect of diverse cultures, too. This academic-year language enrichment program combines movement, music and art in an age-appropriate way to boost language acquisition. ULC is a Minneapolis based language school specializing in Accelerated Learning techniques for students of all ages and levels. The program fees include workbooks and materials. Located at KTMS Media Center. #581-000 Tues. & Thurs. Oct. 24 – May 15 2:20-3:05 pm (omit dates listed online) $650/52 Sessions (6 payments) due on the 1st of each month, Nov.-April. $50 non-refundable registration fee with 1st month’s tuition at time of registration
Grades 6-8 Join us for an afternoon and evening of fun, food © and friends! We start the afternoon off at Rockin’ Jump Trampoline Park where you decide if you want to play dodge ball, bounce around in the open jump areas, play in the slam dunk zone or test your skills and flips into the bounce pit. Once we are done burning off the calories, the group will head down to Emagine Theatre to wrap up this fun, filled day with the movie based on the 2012 novel “Wonder.” #581-030 Friday, November 17 $49/1 Session 2:00 pm Buses pick up at CMS & KTMS 2:45 pm Buses pick up at MMS 2:30-5:00 pm Rockin’ Jump 5:00 pm Depart for Emagine Theatre In Lakeville 5:30 pm Movie Starts 7:30 pm Parent pick up at Movie Theatre
Middle School
Learn how to type on a computer keyboard using the touch system. Teaching kids to “touch” type is a great skill to have early on and will save a tremendous amount of time later. One of the most important reasons to get kids typing is it helps to get them thinking faster. In academic terms, this is called “cognitive automaticity”. With typing youth are freed from the slowness of handwriting, finally allowing them to get their ideas down at the speed of thought. View full description online. $65/12 Sessions Mon. & Weds. Oct. 23- Dec. 6 (Nov. 6, Nov. 22) #581-024 CMS Computer Lab 2:15-3:00pm #581-025 MMS Computer Lab 2:50-3:30pm Tues. & Thurs. Oct. 24- Dec. 7 (Nov. 21 & 23) #581-026 KTMS Room 215 2:15-3:00 pm
Middle School Rockin’Jump & Movie Trip
Sign up deadline is Wed., Nov. 15 or when the trip is full. There will be no exceptions due to staffing & busing arrangements. Registrations taken after Nov 15th will include an additional $8 fee.
* A waiver is required for every student planning to attend
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Middle School Design & Create Spirit Wear Cougar & Panther Pants
Middle School
Grades 6-8
See page 27 for description Saturday Noon-2 pm Threads & Inks $44/1 Session #581-050 September 16 #581-051 September 23
Drawing Mythical Creatures
Sketch Class After School Grades 6-8 Learn how to draw the magical, characters of Harry Potter, fantasy creatures from Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, along with many other ancient, legendary creatures. #581-018 Monday October 23 2:15–4:00 pm KTMS Art Room $39/1 Session #581-019 Tuesday October 24 2:15–4:00 pm CMS Art Room $39/1 Session #581-020 Wednesday October 25 3:00-4:45 pm MMS Art Room $39/1 Session
Viking Stadium • Canvas Art After School Grades 6-8
Let’s paint the historic Metropolitan stadium, home of the purple people eaters! Create your own keepsake painting on a 9 x 12 canvas with acrylics. This class is perfect for beginners; even if you have never painted before. The pros from Watch Me Draw will guide you step by step in creating an awesome keepsake of your favorite team! #581-021 Monday November 13 KTMS Art Room $29/1 Session #581-022 Tuesday November 14 CMS Facs Room $29/1 Session #581-023 Wednesday November 15 MMS Art Room $29/1 Session
2:15-4:00 pm 2:15-4:00 pm 3:00-4:45 pm
Art Studio • Paint and Chill Grades 6-8
Come to the Watch Me Draw! Studio for a creative event with friends, food, music and games. We’ll spend the first portion of our time painting on canvas with acrylics, followed by pizza and then just chillin time! We’ll have open art items or board games to choose from after we complete our painting project. This event is for middle school students in grades 6-8 only. Two pieces of pizza, pop or water included in cost. Can’t wait to Paint & Chill with you! #581-028 Saturday December 2 6-9:00 pm Watch Me Draw Studio $44/1 Session
Youth Service Project Grades 6–8
Join us for an afternoon of fun and hard work. Students will get the chance to be a ranch hand for the afternoon, by working at Majestic Hills Ranch in Lakeville. Majestic Hills is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization that provides reputable, safe and enjoyable therapeutic horseback riding to children & young adults with special needs as well as military veterans in rehabilitation. Volunteer to help rake, paint, clean up and prepare this special ranch for winter. Volunteers will be working around horses, but not directly with the horses. Transportation to and from school will be provided. * Included with the project is a t-shirt. #581-031 Friday October 13 3-6:30 pm Majestic Hills Ranch $7/1 Session
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Middle School Fitness, Health & Safety
Music & Special Interests
Gain the skills and confidence to be a great babysitter. This course is fun and fast-paced with hands-on activities, exciting video, role plays and lively discussions. Bring a peanut free snack, lunch and water to class. It teaches young people how to:
Grades 5 & up
Babysitting 101• Ages 10 ½
- 15
Receive a one-on-one lesson weekly to help you enhance your playing skills. Lessons are offered in ½ hour increments at Century Middle School. Instructors are Mr. Bolson (3–5 pm) and Mr. Roddel (4–7 pm). Mondays Oct. 2 – Oct. 30 CMS Band Room $110/5 sessions Mondays Nov. 13- Dec. 18 CMS Band Room $132/6 sessions Mondays Jan 8- Feb 26 (omit 1/15, 1/22 & 2/19) CMS Band Room $110/5 sessions
Voice Lessons—Private Grades 2 and up
Middle School
• Care for children and infants • Handle emergencies • Rescue breathing • Communicate effectively with parents • Make good decisions, solve problems and stay safe • Learn business skills such as interviewing for a job. #581-007 Saturday Oct. 7 9 am–2 pm KTMS 101 $78/1 Session #581-008 Saturday Dec. 2 9 am–2 pm KTMS 101 $78/1 Session
Band Lessons
Do you love to sing? Experience many benefits through private lessons. You will not only gain confidence as a musician but will learn to safely project your voice and Fencing Team improve your expressive singing, sightsinging (audition Grades 6-12 skills), and poise. Additional cost for music $5–$30. HalfNew and returning fencers invited. For the intellectual hour lessons available from 4:30-8:30 pm Sign up online. athlete. Get on the team and get involved in the fastest Thursdays Sept. 7 -Oct. 5 growing sport in MN. Our fencing team’s focus is on CMS Choir Room $119/5 lessons developing competitor’s athletic skills, fencing knowledge, Thursdays Oct. 26 – Dec. 14 (omit 11/9 & 11/23) dexterity, speed and strength in a team-first atmosphere. CMS Choir Room $119/5 lessons Our team may compete against other schools at meets Thursdays Dec. 21 – Feb. 1 (omit 12/28 & 1/11) as well as compete in local and metro-wide tournaments CMS Choir Room $119/5 lessons (optional). See full online description for meet schedule. Mondays 7:15-8:45 pm MMS Cafeteria $149/6 Sessions #581-016 Sept. 25-Oct. 30 #581-017 Nov. 13 – Dec. 18
Fencing Tournament
Grades 2–10 (separated by grade) Saturday, Dec. 9 9 am–3 pm CMS Gym $45 until 11 am on Fri., Dec. 8, $55 at the door. (Bring a bag lunch or you will have time to go to lunch) To register please visit: www.youthenrichmentleague.com Registration not taken through Community Education.
Youth in Government
Interested in discussing important current issues and simulating state government? Then Youth in Government (YIG) is for you! In YIG, students in grades 8-12 pick an area of interest and then assume the role of legislator, court of appeals lawyer, newspaper reporter, lobbyist, or other government position. Students prepare legislation, debate bills, write court briefs, or dozens of other things as they prepare for their particular role. Join us for an informational meeting on Thursday, September 28 at 7 pm in the Lecture Hall at Lakeville North.
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CE PROGRAM
After School Homework Enrichment Program The ACE (Academics, Competencies, Enrichment) Program is an after-school, ISD194 staff supervised program for students in sixth through eighth grade at Century Middle School and McGuire Middle School. The program provides “a positive a positive and safe environment for students to receive homework help. In addition to homework and safe help, students will have the opportunity to learn environment keyboarding skills, receive help with organization, for students socialize with other students, receive help from high school tutors and to receive participate in other enrichment activities.
homework help.”
After-school enrichment programs have been shown to help improve student’s confidence, academic achievement, creativity, time management skills, influence teamwork, and relieve stress on working families. Each day students will be provided an after school snack included in the program fee. For more info:
[email protected] or 952-232-2172 Register by quarter or register for all 4 quarters & save $20.00. (Fee Assistance available if on free/reduced lunch) Sessions run Tues., Weds. & Thurs. Century Middle School 2:10-3:00 pm Meet in computer lab on first day #581-100 1st Quarter: Sept. 19 - Nov. 2 $95/19 sessions #581-101 2nd Quarter: Nov. 14 - Jan. 18 $120/24 sessions #581-102 3rd Quarter: Jan. 30 - March 22 $120/24 sessions #581-103 4th Quarter: April 3 - May 17 $105/21 sessions #581-105 All 4 Quarters at CMS $440/88 sessions McGuire Middle School 2:55 - 3:45 pm Meet in room 100 on first day #581-106 1st Quarter: Sept. 19 - Nov. 2 $95/19 sessions #581-107 2nd Quarter: Nov. 14 - Jan. 18 $120/24 sessions #581-108 3rd Quarter: Jan. 30 - March 22 $120/24 sessions #581-109 4th Quarter: April 3 - May 17 $105/21 sessions #581-110 ALL 4 Quarters at MMS $440/88 sessions Please see online listing for all no class days
keyboarding
homework help
art enrichment
ICE SKATING LESSONS LAKEVILLE ARENAS, 20195 HOLYOKE AVE, LAKEVILLE, MN 55044 WWW.LAKEVILLEARENAS.ORG OR 952-985-2170 LAKEVILLE ARENAS AND THE CITY OF LAKEVILLE ARE EXCITED TO OFFER THE ‘LEARN TO SKATE USA BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM’. The Basic Skills program will be held at Lakeville Hasse Arena, 8525 215th Street, Lakeville. Register through the City of Lakeville Parks and Recreation Department at 952-985-4600 or online at www.webtrac.lakevillemn.gov THE PROGRAM: This program is geared toward recreational skaters of all ages and skill levels. Instructors will follow the skill progressions outlined in Learn To Skate USA Basic Skills. Skaters will be evaluated throughout the session to determine if they are ready to advance. Our program ratio consists of a 12:1 student/instructor ratio to ensure quality instruction except for the Snow Plow Sam which is set at an 8:1 ratio. COST: Each level will be $89 per skater and includes eight half-hour lessons and eight half-hour practices, registration to Learn To Skate USA and three free public skating passes. $125 P.A.L.S. per session. REQUIREMENTS: Children in the Snowplow Sam and P.A.L.S. classes must wear a helmet (bike helmets work well), gloves, and snow pants. All participants must wear mittens or gloves and provide their own skates or rental skates are available for $3 per person/per class. No double blades. Lakeville Arenas offers skate sharpening for $4 per pair of skates.
Fall Session begins on 10/21/17 with registration available through 11/4/17. Winter Session begins January 6, 2018. Please check our website in November for more information.
PROGRAM LEVELS
PROGRAM LEVELS CONT’D
SNOWPLOW SAM Ages 3-5: Designed to develop preliminary coordination and strength necessary to move on skates.
BASIC 1 Designed for skaters 6 and older with little or no skating experience. Will work on forward/backward skating and stopping. BASIC 2-3 Designed for figure skaters that have passed Basic 1 or Snow Plow Sam 3. Will work on backwards, turning and introduction to spins. BASIC 4, 5, 6 Designed for those skaters that have passed Basic 3. Will work on edges, crossovers and stroking. PRE-FREE SKATE & FREE SKATE 1-6 Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 6. Free Skate will be divided into four sections—moves in the field, dance sequence, spins and jumps.
P.A.L.S. (Parent and Little Skater, 3—4 years old) This class will teach the child and parent how to skate and teach the parents how to teach their child to skate. It’s a great class for the beginning skater. The parent/guardian must be at least 16 years old. ADULTS (16 years and older) This class is designed for the beginner skater up to the advanced. We will teach you either figure skating or hockey skating skills, which ever you would like. This class offers a more one-on-one lesson structure.
Class Schedule/Registration Information
You can download a complete class schedule and registration form by visiting www.lakevillearenas.org or by calling the City of Lakeville Parks and Recreation Department at 952-985-4600. What class does my skater sign up for? All skaters ages 3—5 years old that have never skated before should sign up for the Snowplow Sam Class. For questions on what class to register for please contact LTS Director Tonyea Patterson at:
[email protected]
HOCKEY 1-2 Fundamentals of hockey skating; skaters will learn to move faster and be more agile on the ice. All elements will be taught without a stick or puck. Will work on forward skating, backward skating and stopping. HOCKEY 3-4 & POWER (6 years and older) Fundamentals of hockey skating, skaters will learn to move faster and be more agile on the ice. All elements will be taught without a stick or puck. Designed for those skaters that have passed Hockey 2.
ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE AT: WWW.WEBTRAC.LAKEVILLEMN.GOV
WWW.LAKEVILLEARENAS.ORG | 952-985-2170
Youth Enrichment & Middle School Youth Enrichment & Middle School
LifeTime CLIMB Programs
Join us for age appropriate climbing classes that teach terminology, safety and climbing techniques. $60/4 sessions, all classes 5-6 pm. Mini Monkeys Ages 5-6 Tues. Sept. 5-26 Cliff Hangers Age 7-11 Thurs. Sept. 7-28 Gravity Ages 12-17 Wed. Sept. 6-27
CLIMB Camps
Ultimate Hoops Training Class
Work on skill development, game play, teamwork and FUN! Trainer Lorenzo will work on drills, shot mechanics and more. No experience necessary! 6-7 pm $235/9 sessions Tues. Sept. 12-Nov. 7 (Ages 6-8) Wed. Sept. 13-Nov. 8 (Ages 9-11) Thurs. Sept 14-Nov. 9 (Ages 12-14)
Train & Play Hoops, Ages 11-14
Ages 5-11 & 12-17
Join us for your non-school day fun on the wall! $40/1 session Ages 5-11(9:30-12:00 pm) Ages 12-17 (1-3:30 pm) Sept. 22, Oct. 19, 20, Nov. 3, 6, 22, 24
CLIMBing Club, Ages 11-14
This is a climbing club exclusively for Middle School students! Join us once or twice per week. Tuesdays 2:30-4 pm $55/month (Sept., Oct., Nov. and Dec.)
Need not be a LifeTime member to participate. All classes in this section are located at LifeTime Fitness.
Play full speed games with real time instruction. For intermediate to advanced players. 7-8 pm $290/9 sessions Fri. Sept. 15-Nov. 10
Squash Club, Ages 8-14
If you like ball sports, you need to try Squash! Tues. Oct. 3-Nov. 28 (no 10/31) 6:30-7:30 pm $150/8 sessions
Speed and Agility Camp, Ages 8-11
Begin to develop to the peak of your physical abilities. Tues. & Thurs. Sept. 12-Oct. 2 4-5 pm, ages 9-11 5-6 pm, ages 12-13 $390/16 sessions
Many sections and dates available! Search LifeTime on https://isd194.ce.eleyo.com/ to find the right section for you Language Enrichment Programs Before & After School Spanish 2017–2018 We are pleased to announce the return of our Spanish programs for the upcoming school year offered in partnership with Lakeville Area Community Education. Classes will be offered at: Cherry View, Eastview, Lakeview, Impact Academy at Orchard Lake, Christina Huddleston (Grades K–5) & Kenwood Trail Middle School (Grades 6–8)
Program Features • • • •
Classes will meet twice a week on M/W or T/Th. Student-to-teacher ratio is approximately 14 to 1. Students are grouped by age, grade & proficiency level. Classes begin in October and end in May.
Benefits of Learning a New Language
• Second language acquisition enhances problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. • Bilingual children show enhanced cognitive function. • New languages are easier to learn when introduced at a young age.
Our Approach
We design our curriculum using the latest in language acquisition research and teaching methods. Children respond especially well to our classroom-tested dynamic activities that combine movement, music and art to boost language acquisition. Our students learn by doing — with outstanding results.
See our course listing! University Language Center • 952.224.5600 • www.ulanguage.com
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Youth Enrichment Academics & STEM MN Spelling and Vocabulary Bee
New
Grades 2-6 (Broken out by level)
Ultimate Game Coding. Grades 3-6
Grades 2–5
Learn memory tricks that make adding, subtracting and multiplying easy. Parents are encouraged to attend at no charge. The first night focuses on adding and subtracting skills. On the second night learn multiplication memorization tricks. Bring a notebook and pencil to class. Parent comment from previous class: “I wish I would have learned math facts this way when I was in school.” #581-001 Tues. & Thurs. Nov. 14 & 16 6:30–7:45 pm LSHS Lecture Hall $38/2 Sessions
Reading, Writing and Recalling Facts Grades 1–5
Your child will learn strategies that will increase their skills in reading, spelling, writing and recalling information. Please bring 10 pennies to class to be used in making a very memorable book. Parents are strongly encouraged to attend the class with their child at no cost. #581-002 Tuesday Nov. 30 6:30–8 pm LNHS Lecture Hall $26/1 Session
Youth Enrichment
Join us for our inaugural Hopkins Youth Spelling Bee! Compete against kids from Wayzata, Lakeville and Eastern Carver County in a daylong event. There will be two levels that day (Grades 2-4 and 5-6). The morning will consist of written and oral exams, and then lunch will be served to all participants, with the day culminating in the final oral round in the afternoon. All the contestants will receive a participation certificate/medal, while the top 3 winners from each level get trophies. #581-011 Saturday December 16 8 am-4 pm $44/1 Session Location: Eisenhower Community Center, Hopkins Fee: Includes trophies, medals, certificates, pizza and beverage.
Math Facts the Easy Way!
Bake, Create, Design & Music New
All New Game Tutorials! While working in pairs, image, create & share by creating an interactive 2D video game using your FAVORITE characters. We scoured the Scratch website and assembled a collection of the most popular game sprites. Choose characters from Undertale, Pokémon, Nintendo, Minecraft and even classic characters like Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, Sonic, and Mario! In this class we will learn to use scratch, and students will be walked through creating a working arcade style - game picking which main character to use. Bring a USB drive to save your games on the last day or they can be emailed to parents. #581-013 Saturday November 4 9 am – Noon KTMS Media Center $49/1 Session
Spirit Wear Cougar & Panther Pants Grades 3-5
Come join the fun at our annual pants party! Grab a pair of old jeans or comfy pants and come on over to Threads & Inks in Lakeville. Let your Panther or Cougar Pride show, with your own unique design of pants that you will create during this exciting class. Kids will paint, decorate and glue designs to show their pride and be all set for spirit day at school and homecoming games. Parents will be spared the mess and time of cleaning up! Materials included in cost of class, bring your own pants. Purchase of additional materials is optional at end of class with parent. # 581-003 Saturday September 16 9:00-11:00 am Threads & Inks $44/1 Session # 581-004 Saturday September 23 9:00-11:00 am Threads & Inks $44/1 Session
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Youth Enrichment Cookie Bake and Decorate!
Youth Enrichment
Grades 1 and up (Child with an adult)
New
Are you looking for a sweet activity to do with your children this holiday season? Join us for a fun time baking and decorating cookies! Each adult/child pair will bake and decorate 2 dozen holiday shaped cookies and 2 dozen traditional no-bake cookies. All baking supplies will be included as well as a cookie container. Feel free to bring an apron to class.This class may involve items that include ingredients with nuts, dairy, soy and eggs. This class is open to all ages, however, elementary aged children must be accompanied by an adult. #581-005 Saturday December 9 Noon-2:30 pm KTMS 101 $54/1 Session
Wooden Snowman Boxes Grades 1 -5
New
Voice Lessons - Private See page 23 for description.
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Babysitting 101 10 ½ - 15
See page 23 for description.
Home Alone Age 8–10
Learn information to make you comfortable and safe when staying home alone, whether for five minutes or a couple of hours. Kids will make emergency contact lists and learn about fire escape routes, first aid, kitchen safety, boredom busters & more. Bring a snack, bag lunch, 2 favorite children’s books, markers & pencil. #581-009 Saturday October 14 9am-Noon KTMS 108 $38/1 Session #581-010 Saturday January 20 9am-Noon KTMS 108 $38/1 Session
Fencing
Join us for a fun time creating your very own snowman that will never melt! Wood blocks will be painted and assembled into a snowman. Fun embellishments such as scarves and ear muffs will be available to decorate your snowman with! #581-006 Saturday December 9 10-11:30 am KTMS 101 $34/1 Session
Grades 2 and up
Sports, Health & Safety
Grades 2–5 New and returning fencers invited. For the intellectual athlete. Get on the team and get involved in the fastest growing sport in MN. Our fencing team’s focus is on developing competitor’s athletic skills, fencing knowledge, dexterity, speed and strength in a team-first atmosphere. Our team may compete against other schools at meets as well as compete in local and metro-wide tournaments (optional). See full online description for meet schedule. Mondays 6:15-7:15 pm MMS Cafeteria $119/6 Sessions #581-014 Sept. 25-Oct. 30 #581-015 Nov. 13 – Dec. 18
Fencing Tournament Grades 2–10
(separated by grade) See page 23 for description.
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Lakeville Junior Cats Cheer Team Grades K-6
Ready to take your cheerleading skills to the next level? Join our NEW Lakeville Junior Cats Cheer Program! Teams will focus on learning the basics of cheerleading as beginners to include jumps, motions, dance skills and age appropriate low level stunting. Students may progress to higher level teams as they acquire the skills, ability and conditioning. Students will learn how to work together as a team, all while having fun. Uniform and travel opportunities are not included in the registration fee. (Parents responsible for travel accommodations.) The team will perform and/or compete 4 times during the season. Dates TBD. #574-056 Tuesdays Aug. 29 – Dec. 19 (omit Oct. 31, Nov. 7 & Nov. 21) 5:30-6:45 pm LNHS Commons $167/14 Sessions
Danceline
Ages 4–3rd Grade New and returning students welcome! Learn jazz, kick and hip-hop routines. Work on danceline techniques, teamwork, body alignment and performance routines in a noncompetitive environment. There will be an end of the season performance on Saturday, December 2. T-shirt is included in the fee. #581-012 Saturdays Sept. 16-Dec. 2 (omit Oct. 21, Nov. 25) 8:30-9:25 am LSHS Dance Studio $84/10 Sessions
Gymnastics Gymnastics Experience a quality, affordable, safe, fun gymnastics program! While using the spring floor, uneven bars, tumble track, vault (Mat Rats only) and balance beam, students will develop motor skills, balance, strength and coordination. Classes meet in Auxiliary Gym D at Lakeville South High School. Parent observation during classes is available. Email Gymnastics Coordinator at cegymnastics@isd194. org or call the Community Education office at 952-232-2170 with questions.
Tiny Tumblers
Twisters 1 (TW1)
Twisters 2 (TW2)
An excellent, exciting and fun class for your little one! A beginning course for children who are new or are continuing with gymnastics. Your child will develop fitness, coordination, and basic gymnastics skills while using the spring floor, balance beam, tumble track and uneven bars. Through this course, there is no doubt your child will fall in love with gymnastics! #581-900 Tuesdays Sept. 12- Nov. 21 (no 10/31, 11/7) 5:45-6:40 pm $99/9 sessions #581-901 Wednesdays Sept. 13- Nov. 8 5:45-6:40 pm $99/9 sessions #581-902 Thursdays Sept. 14- Nov. 16 (no 10/19) 6:45-7:40 pm $99/9 sessions #581-903 Saturdays Sept. 16- Nov. 18 (no 10/21) 12-12:55 pm $99/9 sessions
A beginner to advanced beginner class for youth with little to no experience with gymnastics. This class introduces students to all of the equipment except vault. They will develop basic gymnastics skills, self-confidence, balance, strength, and body awareness. #581-905 Tuesdays Sept. 12- Nov. 21 (no 10/31, 11/7) 6:45-7:40 pm $99/9 sessions #581-906 Wednesdays Sept. 13- Nov. 8 6:45-7:40 pm $99/9 sessions #581-907 Saturdays Sept. 16- Nov. 18 (no 10/21) 11-11:55 am $99/9 sessions
After successfully completing the required skills from Twisters 1, your child will bounce right into Twisters 2. In this advanced beginner to intermediate course, your child will further his/her experience by learning skills with higher difficulty, improving in areas of strength and flexibility, and creating a strong foundation for future skills and levels. #581-909 Wednesdays Sept. 13- Nov. 8 7:45-8:40 pm $99/9 sessions #581-910 Thursdays Sept. 14- Nov. 16 (no 10/19) 5:45-6:40 pm $99/9 sessions
Tumbling Tricks for Dance & Cheer
Ages 6–12 with instructor approval
Age 4–5
Dynamic Dudes Age 5 -10
An introductory-level class designed just for boys. Boys will work on basic gymnastics skills, strength development and muscle coordination. #581-904 Saturdays Sept. 16- Nov. 18 (no 10/21) 1-1:55 pm $99/9 sessions Registrations after Sept. 15 will incur an additional $10 fee.
Ages 6–12
Ages 6–12
Age 5 & up
This new class places emphasis on skills used by dancers and cheerleaders during their performances and competitions. Some of the skills to be worked on include back handsprings, side and front aerials, front and back walk overs, layout step outs, and handstands. This class will appeal to those who would like to learn and improve on tumbling skills to enhance their dancing and cheer stunts. Students must be competitive dance and cheer students to participate. #581-908 Thursdays Sept. 14- Nov. 16 (no 10/19) 7:45-8:40 pm $99/9 sessions
Mat Rats
Intermediate classes for students who have demonstrated readiness for more rigorous gymnastics training. Fitness, fun and continued improvement in coordination, balance, and strength are the goals at this level. Work toward increasing skills on all equipment in the event high school or competitive club level gymnastics is your goal. Class meets for 2 hours. The instructor will let you know when you are ready to sign up for this class. #581-911 Saturdays Sept. 16- Nov. 18 (no 10/21) 9-10:55 am $199/9 sessions Scan this QR code to go directly to registration!
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Before & After School Classes Have some FUN before or after school! Each class offered changes curriculum from the previous session. Students can register for class at a school they do not attend, but transportation is the parent’s responsibility. If a class meets the minimum number of participants to run, registration will be closed at noon the day before the class is scheduled to start. Pre-registration is required for all classes, students will not be allowed to drop-in to any class. DON’T WAIT! If a class does not meet the minimum number of participants to run 2-5 business days before the class start date, the class will be cancelled and participants will be notified. Grab your friends and sign up early!
Youth Enrichment
For full class descriptions, please visit isd194.ce.eleyo.com
See pages 32-33 for more class dates, times and prices.
Grandmasters of Chess
LEGO® Classes
New and returning students invited. Each YEL! Chess class follows four basic components: •Teach It! Each class students are taught different chess concepts and coached to implement those concepts into their chess games. •Practice It! Students practice positions set by the coach to improve their understanding of the concept. •Puzzle It! Students are given chess puzzles (constructed by WIM Serafima Sokolovskaya) and work with coach guidance to solve them. •Play It! Each class ends with students playing 20-30 minutes of chess. Coaches often feature in-class tournaments during the session.
S.T.E.M Class with LEGO® Bricks
Golf Squad Gol f wi
Grades 1-5
Grades K-5
New
Grades K-5
Our projects, designed by engineers and architects, motivate children by reinforcing STEM based principles while enhancing self-esteem, improving fine motor skills, and teaching important math skills. Our LEGO® models are fully MOTORIZED. We build vehicles, contraptions, inventions, animals and much more. Come join the educational fun!
Tech Adventures: LEGO® Robotics Grades K-4
New
Program a LEGO® robot to complete several challenging mazes. Use a computer to program motors for speed, direction and distance. Experiment with different speeds, robot spin moves or simple turns to determine the quickest way to complete the maze. You will expand on the programming and maneuvering of a robot. The robot has two drive motors, light sensors, a distance sensor and a touch sensor.
Gear Engineers
STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st Century learner. Each YEL! STEM class follows four basic components: Golf Squad® classes are •Teach It! Each class students are taught the basic STEM engineering the most professionally instructed, concepts behind each project; convenient, and organized way of bringing •Practice It! Students use LEGO® bricks to build a trundle wheel, golf education to people of all ages. All Golf merry-go-round and design their own wicked amusement park ride Squads are taught by PGA Professionals •Explore It! Then they use that project to explore the basic engineering only. In a social and fun environment, concepts - this session is focused on gearing concepts. people learn the vocabulary, etiquette, safety, •Play It! Finally they play with their project, modify it, create social and technical aspects necessary to extensions and have fun working with it. enjoy golf for a lifetime. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse
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Grades K-5
Youth Fitness, Sports and Yoga
The fastest growing team sport in America! Non-contact lacrosse, also known as “Soft Lacrosse” is played. Individual skills taught: catching, throwing, scooping and cradling. Coaches will focus on helping the kids learn the rules of lacrosse while working on team play and sportsmanship.
Focus on fine tuning alignment and developing greater awareness of body, mind and breath. Students will study and practice different poses and will discuss topics around how to have fun and be happy. Students will also learn healthy eating habits, positive attitudes, self-confidence, the importance of staying active, safety, sportsmanship, teamwork, focus, energy, emotional control, and social awareness.
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New
Before & After School Classes Abrakadoodle Art: Homemade Holiday Gifts
Sciencecraft Classes
Grades K-5
Grades 1-5
Sneaky Science
Motion Madness
Grades K-5
Get ready to explore the exciting world of forces, energy, and motion as we embark on a 6-week Science Engineering Adventure! Nothing says “Motion Madness” like catapults, cannons, rockets, and propellers! These are just a few of the devices we will be constructing and experimenting with as we learn about forces and motion.
Stop Motion Animation Grades 2-5
Lakeville Area Arts Center Classes
New
Students will create a stop motion animation using an iPad. Animation will be based on a book the students choose. Students will also create the backgrounds and characters from a variety of materials and make the animation with audio.
Hear a Story, Make a Project Grades 1-4
Instructor will read a book to New the group at the beginning of each class. Students will then design something related to the story, such as a collage, origami, etc. using their creativity! Each class will be a different book and project.
Spanish
Grades K-5 See page 26 or visit isd194.ce.eleyo.com for class info
Schedule on pages 32-33.
New
Ceramic Drop Platters
Making a plate by dropping it? Yes, it’s true! Start by placing a rolled-out slab of clay over a wood frame, hold the frame about chest height, take a big breath…and let go! When it lands, the clay slumps into the frame making a platter. Kids can then decorate their platters with stamps and rollers, and then apply colorful glazes. This method of making clay platters is loads of fun and we laugh a lot while we make these!
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Discover the science of magic tricks and practical jokes! Join us for a 6-week Science Adventure where your aspiring magician or prankster learns about mysterious and sometimes invisible forces, like buoyancy and electromagnetism.
New pr ojects Get a jump start on the holidays with this fun gift f o r 2 017! making class. We’ll create colorful 3D holiday trees, paint pretty poinsettias or holiday ornaments on canvas board, and use some amazing art techniques to create silly snowmen. You will create perfect gifts to give to your friends and family or keep for yourself! Come have some fun with us! Our most popular class of the year!
Cartoon Drawing
Learn how to draw a variety of whimsical cartoon characters. Taught by award-winning artist Shane Anderson. The fee includes an artist-grade sketchbook.
Watch Me Draw! Art Classes Grades K-5
Witch Me Draw! Boo-Art!
Get into the fall spirit with a little Boo-Art (nothing too scary)! Draw, sculpt, paint, & bedazzle your way through seasonal 2 & 3D projects! Paint your own glow in the dark house on canvas, draw a night bat drawing, and create a 3-D pumpkin and mouse clay creation and more!
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast!
Brush, dabble, splatter, and smear with mediums from acrylics to clay! Create frame-worthy art each week as you learn the secrets of drawing, sculpting and painting like a pro! Paint a pumpkin on canvas in the style of Romero Britto, use beautiful fall colored pastels in your scaredy cat drawing, sculpt with clay to make a adorable fall 3-D display and more!
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop!
Create one-of-a-kind gifts and decorations that will you will love sharing! We’ll get your crafty creativity flowing as we make personalized gifts with paint, clay and crafts. Wrap up a glittery reindeer, a jeweled ornament, and a snowman sculpture! Take home 3 creations in this session-frame it, gift it, and love it!
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Before & After School Classes
Youth Enrichment
Cherry View Elementary 4–5 pm
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Christina Huddleston 3:25–4:25 pm
Eastview Elementary 4–5 pm
JFK Elementary 4–5 pm
Chess #481-CV9 Tuesdays, 10/24-12/12 $129/8 sessions IMC
Lacrosse #481-CH5 Thursdays, 9/21-10/12 $59/4 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Chess #481-EV9 Mondays, 10/23-12/11 (omit 11/6) $112/7 sessions IMC
Cartoon Drawing #481-JF6 Tuesdays, 10/3 & 10/10 $39/2 sessions Art Room
Gear Engineers #481-CV10 Thursdays, 10/26-11/16 $57/4 sessions STEAM Room
LEGO® Robotics #481-CH6 Wednesdays. 10/11-11/1 $89/4 sessions Art Room
Gear Engineers #481-EV10 Thursdays, 11/30-12/21 $57/4 sessions IMC
Ceramic Drop Platter #481-JF5 Tuesdays, 11/7 & 11/14 $44 /2 sessions Art Room
Golf #481-CV2 Mondays, 9/25-10/30 $179/6 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Spanish #481-CH1 Tues & Thurs, starting 10/3 $794/52 sessions Art Room/Room 13
Golf #481-EV3 Thursdays, 9/21-11/2 (omit 10/19) $179/6 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Chess #481-JF7 Thursdays, 10/26-12/21 (omit 11/23) $129/8 sessions IMC
Hear a Story, Make a Project #481-CV8 Weds, 11/1-11/29 (omit 11/22) $69/4 sessions IMC
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-CH2 Mondays, 9/25-10/23 $72/5 sessions Art Room
Lacrosse #481-EV7 Tuesdays, 10/3-10/24 $59/4 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Gear Engineers #481-JF8 Wednesdays, 11/29-12/20 $57/4 sessions IMC
Lacrosse #481-CV6 Fridays, 9/29-10/27 (omit 10/20) $59/4 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-CH3 Mondays, 10/30-12/4 (omit 11/6) $72/5 sessions Art Room
Sneaky Science #481-EV8 Fridays, 10/6-12/1 (omit 10/20, 11/3, 11/24) $93/6 sessions Art Room
S.T.E.M Class with LEGO® Bricks #481-JF1 Wednesdays, 10/11-11/1 $54/4 sessions IMC
Spanish #481-CV1 Mon & Wed, starting 10/2 *8:15-9:15 am $794/52 sessions Art Room/Commons
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-CH4 Mondays, 12/11 & 12/18 $32/2 sessions Art Room
Spanish #481-EV1 Mon & Wed, starting 10/2 *8:15-9:15 am $794/52 sessions STEAM Room
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-JF2 Mondays, 9/25-10/23 $72/5 sessions Art Room
Stop Motion Animation #481-CV7 Wednesdays, 9/27-10/25 $84/5 sessions IMC
S.T.E.M Class with LEGO® Bricks #481-EV2 Tuesdays, 10/10-11/7 (omit 10/31) $54/4 sessions STEAM Room
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-JF3 Mondays, 10/30-12/4 (omit 11/6) $72/5 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-CV3 Thursdays, 9/28-11/2 (omit 10/12 & 10/19) $59/4 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-EV4 Wednesdays, 9/27-10/25 $72/5 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-JF4 Mondays, 12/11 & 12/18 $32/2 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-CV4 Thursdays, 11/9-12/7 (omit 11/23) $59/4 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-EV5 Wednesdays, 11/1-12/6 (omit 11/22) $72/5 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-CV5 Thursdays, 12/14 & 12/21 $32/2 sessions STEAM Room
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-EV6 Wednesdays, 12/13 & 12/20 $72/5 sessions Art Room
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Youth Fitness, Sports and Yoga! #481-EV11 Tuesdays, 10/5-10/26 4-4:45 pm $84/4 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Before & After School Classes Lake Marion Elementary 4–5 pm
Lakeview Elementary 3:25–4:25 pm
Oak Hills Elementary 3:25–4:25 pm
Orchard Lake Elementary 4-5 pm
Chess #481-LV8 Fridays, 10/27-12/22 (omit 11/3 & 11/24) $112/7 sessions IMC
Cartoon Drawing #481-OH9 Thursdays, 10/26 & 11/2 $39/2 sessions STEAM Room
Homemade Holiday Gifts Tuesdays, 11/28-12/12 $53/3 sessions #481-OL2 STEAM Room
Ceramic Drop Platter #481-LM5 Wednesdays, 11/8 & 11/15 $44/2 sessions Art Room
Gear Engineers #481-LV9 11/27-12/18 $57/4 sessions IMC
Ceramic Drop Platter #481-OH8 Thursdays, 11/9 & 11/16 $44/2 sessions STEAM Room
LEGO® Robotics #481-OL6 Mondays, 10/9-10/30 $89/4 sessions STEAM Room
Gear Engineers #481-LM4 Mondays, 10/23-11/20 (omit 11/6) $57/4 sessions Art Room
Golf #481-LV3 Tuesdays, 9/26-11/7 (omit 10/17) $179/6 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Chess #481-OH6 Mondays, 10/23-12/18 (omit 11/6) $129/8 sessions IMC
Motion Madness #481-OL7 Wednesdays, 10/4-11/8 $93/6 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-LM1 Fridays, 9/29-10/27 (omit 10/20) $59/4 sessions Art Room
Homemade Holiday Gifts #481-LV2 Tuesdays, 11/30-12/14 $53/3 sessions STEAM Room
Gear Engineers #481-OH7 Wednesdays, 10/25-11/15 $57/4 sessions STEAM Room
Spanish #481-OL1 Tues & Thurs, starting 10/12 *8:15-9:15 am $794/52 sessions STEAM Room/IMC
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-LM2 Fridays, 11/10-12/8 (omit 11/24) $59/4 sessions Art Room
Lacrosse #481-LV7 Wednesdays, 10/4-10/25 $59/4 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Golf #481-OH1 Wednesdays, 9/27-11/1 $179/6 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-OL3 Tuesdays, 9/26-10/24 $72/5 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-LM3 Fridays, 12/15 & 12/22 $32/2 sessions Art Room
Motion Madness #481-LV10 Mondays, 10/9-11/20 (omit 11/6) $93/6 sessions STEAM Room
Lacrosse #481-OH5 Mondays, 10/2-10/23 $59/4 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-OL4 Tuesdays, 10/31-11/28 $72/5 sessions Art Room
Spanish #481-LV1 Mon & Wed, starting 10/4 $794/52 sessions IMC/Commons
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-OH2 Fridays, 9/29-10/27 (omit 10/20) $59/4 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-OL5 Tuesdays, 12/12 & 12/19 $32/2 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Boo-Art! #481-LV4 Tuesdays, 9/26-10/24 (omit 10/17) $59/4 sessions STEAM Room
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-OH3 Fridays, 11/10-12/8 (omit 11/24) $59/4 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Create Like a Pro-Fall Art Blast! #481-LV5 Tuesdays, 10/31-11/28 $72/5 sessions STEAM Room
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-OH4 Fridays, 12/15 & 12/22 $32/2 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Holiday Gift Making Workshop! #481-LV6 Tuesdays, 12/12 & 12/19 $32/2 sessions STEAM Room
Youth Enrichment
Cartoon Drawing #481-LM6 Wednesdays, 10/4 & 10/11 $39/2 sessions Art Room
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Aquatics & Safety Learn to swim with Lakeville Area Community Ed! Our caring and dedicated instructors are Red Cross trained and certified to help your child enjoy developing swimming and water safety skills in a positive learning environment. Safety topics are included in all classes: basic water safety, healthy swimming, safe water entry, helping yourself and others in an emergency, and safe weather conditions for swimming. Pre-requisite for each level is the mastery of skills from the preceding level or equivalent skills. Each child is provided with a skill assessment within the first two classes to determine appropriate level placement. Each student receives a progress report at the middle of the session and at the end of the session. It is common for a child to repeat a level before mastering all skills. Semi-Private lessons must register 2 swimmers and it is recommended the students are at a similar skill level. For complete class descriptions and comparison of levels to other swim programs, please visit our website: www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org
Aquatics & Safety
Swim Lesson prices and schedule on pages 36-37
Parent/Child Lessons Aqua Tots
Ages 6 months – 5 years (with parent or guardian)
Enjoy swimming with your child while building swimming readiness by emphasizing fun in the water accompanied by a parent or guardian. Parents learn to help their child adjust to the water and develop safety awareness. Skills introduced (with flotation or assistance): enter the water, submerge head, bob underwater/ blow bubbles, front float/glide face in water, 3 sec. each, back float/glide, ears in water, 3 sec. each. For complete class description, please visit our website. *Each participant must be accompanied by an adult.
Preschool Lessons Recommended for ages 3 – 5 years
Aqua Kids 1
Participants become comfortable in the water learning basic skills without a parent. Skills (may be performed with flotation): enter the water independently, submerge head, bob underwater/blow bubbles, front float/glide face in water, 3 sec. each, back float/glide, ears in water, 3 sec. each, paddle stroke on front, 5 yards, elementary backstroke, 5 yards.
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Beginner 2
Participants continue to develop skills without a parent. Skills (may be performed with flotation or assistance from instructor) include: jump into chest-deep water and return to the edge of pool, bob underwater, blowing bubbles, front float, 10 sec., front glide, turn and swim back to the wall, back float, 10 sec., back glide, roll over, turn and swim back to wall, paddle stroke on front, 5 yd., elementary backstroke 5 yd.
Participants learn to swim without flotation. Skills include: jump into chest-deep water and return to the edge of pool, bob underwater, blowing bubbles, front float, 10 sec., front glide, turn and swim back to the wall, back float, 10 sec., back glide, roll over, turn and swim back to the wall, tread water, 10 sec., paddle stroke on front, 15 yd., back crawl, 5 yd., elementary backstroke arms, 10 yd.
School Age Lessons
Intermediate 1
Recommended for ages 5 & up
Beginner 1
Participants become comfortable in the water learning basic skills. Skills (may be performed with flotation): jump into chest-deep water, bob underwater, blowing bubbles, front float, face in water, 3 sec., front glide, face in water, back float, ears in water, 3 sec., back glide, ears in water, roll over: front to back/back to front, paddle stroke on front, 5 yd., elementary backstroke 5 yd.
Participants learn to be comfortable with new skills in deep water and learn front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke to basic standards of competency. Skills include: jump into deep water, kneeling dive, survival float, 20 sec., back float, 20 sec., tread water, 20 sec., front crawl, 15 yd., back crawl, 15 yd., elementary backstroke, 15 yd., breaststroke kick, 15 yd.
Intermediate 2
Participants increase endurance, improve competency for strokes learned in Intermediate 1 and learn breaststroke to basic standards of competency. Skills include: standing dive, swim under water 5 yds. and retrieve object, feet-first surface dive, somersault, open turn: front/back crawl, tread water, 1 min., front crawl, 25yd., elementary backstroke, 25yd., back crawl, 25 yd., breaststroke, 15 yd., dolphin kick, 15 yd.
Aquatics & Safety Advanced 1
Participants learn advanced skills used in competitive swimming and lifeguarding, improve competency for strokes learned in Intermediate 2 and learn butterfly and sidestroke to basic standards of competency. Skills include: shallow dive, head-first surface dive to 7 ft. and retrieve object, flip turn: front/ back crawl, tread water, 2 min. using different kicks, front crawl, 50 yd., back crawl, 50 yd., breaststroke, 50 yd., butterfly, 15 yd., sidestroke, 15 yd.
Advanced 2
*See also, 4 week sessions of private, semi-private or adapted lessons.
Private/Semi-Private Lessons Designed for personalized 1:1 or 1:2 (instructor:student) instruction for youth and adults. Perfect for the hesitant swimmer or adult learner. Must provide both names for semi private lessons. It is recommended the students are at a similar skill level.
Don’t have time for a full session this fall but want to get in some lessons before the winter session starts? Try a 4 week session! These lessons are one on one with an instructor (private and adapted) or 2 on 1 (semi-private).
4 Week Private, Semi-Private or Adapted Lessons Private: $80 Semi-Private: $80 total for both swimmers (must register 2 swimmers) Adapted: $48 Mondays: 11/27-12/18
Adaptive Lessons
Designed for personalized 1:1 instruction for participants with mild special needs. Additional times may be available by arrangement and instructor/pool availability.
5:30-6:00 pm
#781-200
6:05-6:35 pm
#781-201
6:40-7:10 pm
#781-202
Thursdays: 11/30-12/21 5:30-6:00 pm
#781-203
6:05-6:35 pm
#781-204
6:40-7:10 pm
#781-205
Classes with 1 or 2 students registered will be 30 minutes for the following levels: Aqua Kids 2, Beginner 1 & 2, Intermediate 1 & 2, and Advanced 1 & 2.
Bring the family to open swim!
Fall Friday Open Swim Dates
No School Day Open Swims
McGuire Middle School
McGuire Middle School
6:30-8:30 pm
1-3 pm
Friday, November 3 September 15, 22, 29 Monday, November 6 October 6, 13, 27 Wednesday, December 27 November 3, 10, 17 Thursday, December 28 December 1, 8, 15 Cost: $4 Youth, $6 Adult If you are also taking swim lessons with us, don’t forget to use your free open swim pass on your swim lesson bookmark! Inflatables of any kind are not allowed in the pool during open swim. Lap lane available by request. Please confirm all open swim dates and rules on our website, www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org
Aquatics & Safety
Participants continue to learn skills used in competitive swimming and lifeguarding, improve endurance and perfect strokes. Skills include: competitive breaststroke turn, competitive butterfly turn, tread waterkick only for 2 min., front crawl, 100 yd., back crawl, 100 yd., breaststroke, 100 yd., butterfly, 50 yd., sidestroke, 50 yd.
Private, Semi-Private & Adaptive
Pool Rentals Looking to rent the swimming pool for a private rental, birthday party or scout group? Please call 952-232-2169 for more information. You can also reserve the cafeteria (based on availability).
Group s must r of 10 or mor egister e 952-23 by calling 2-2169
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Aquatics & Safety Fall 2017 Swim Lessons All fall swim lessons will take place at McGuire Middle School Pool, 21220 Holyoke Ave. W.
Monday and Thursday Evening Lessons
Saturday Daytime Lessons
These classes meet twice per week.
Session A
7 Lessons 10/2-10/26 (omit 10/19)
Session B
7 Lessons 10/30-11/20
7 Lessons 9/23-11/18 (omit 10/14 & 10/21) 10–10:30 am Price
#781-FAAT5
#781-FBAT5
$64
#781-FAAK15
#781-FBAK15
$64
Private/Semi-Priv.
#781-FAPR5
#781-FBPR5
$160
Adapted
#781-FAAD5
#781-FBAD5
$96
Aqua Kids 1
6:05–6:50 pm
Aquatics & Safety
Aqua Tots
#781-SAT10
$64
#781-SAK110
$64
Private/Semi Priv.
#781-SPR10
$160
Adapted
#781-SAD10
$96
Aqua Kids 1
5:30–6:00 pm Aqua Tots
10:35–11:20 am Aqua Kids 2
#781-SAK2103
$76
Beginner 1
#781-SB1103
$76
Beginner 2
#781-SB2103
$76
Intermediate 1
#781-SI1103
$76
#781-SI2103
$76
Aqua Kids 2
#781-FAAK26
#781-FBAK26
$76
Beginner 1
#781-FAB16
#781-FBB16
$76
Beginner 2
#781-FAB26
#781-FBB26
$76
Intermediate 1
#781-FAI16
#781-FBI16
$76
Intermediate 2
#781-FAI26
#781-FBI26
$76
Aqua Kids 1
$76
6:55–7:40 pm Beginner 1
#781-FAB165
Beginner 2
Price
#781-FBB265
$76
Intermediate 1
#781-FAI165
#781-FBI165
$76
Intermediate 2
#781-FAI265
#781-FBI265
$76
Advanced 1
#781-FAA165
#781-FBA165
$76
Advanced 2
#781-FAA265
#781-FBA265
$76
Intermediate 2
11:25-11:55 am Aqua Tots
#781-SAT11
$64
#781-SAK111
$64
Private/Semi Priv.
#781-SPR11
$160
Adapted
#781-SAD11
$96
12:15-1:00 pm Beginner 1
#781-SB112
$76
Beginner 2
#781-SB212
$76
Intermediate 1
#781-SI112
$76
Advanced 1
#781-SA112
$76
Advanced 2
#781-SA212
$76
1:05-1:50 pm Interested in a class that’s full? Please register on the waiting list online. Additional classes may be added to accommodate wait lists.
Beginner 1
#781-SB11
$76
Beginner 2
#781-SB21
$76
Intermediate 1
#781-SI11
$76
Intermediate 2
#781-SI21
$76
Advanced 1
#781-SA11
$76
1:55-2:25 pm
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Private/Semi Priv.
#781-SPR15
$160
Adapted
#781-SAD15
$96
Aquatics & Safety Winter 2018 Swim Lessons *All winter dates and times subject to change. All winter swim lessons will take place at McGuire Middle School Pool, 21220 Holyoke Ave. W.
Saturday Daytime Lessons
Monday and Thursday Evening Lessons These classes meet twice per week. Session A 7 Lessons 1/29-2/22 (omit 2/19)
Session B 7 Lessons 2/26-3/19
7 Lessons 1/27-3/10 Price
10–10:30 am Aqua Tots
5:30–6:00 pm
Price
Aqua Kids 1
#782-SAT10
$64
#782-SAK110
$64
Aqua Tots
#782-WAAT5
#782-WBAT5
$64
Private/Semi Priv.
#782-SPR10
$160
Aqua Kids 1
#782-WAAK15
#782-WBAK15
$64
Adapted
#782-SAD10
$96
Private/Semi-Priv.
#782-WAPR5
#782-WBPR5
$160
Adapted
#782-WAAD5
#782-WBAD5
$96
6:05-6:50 pm
10:35–11:20 am Aqua Kids 2
#782-SAK2103
$76
Beginner 1
#782-SB1103
$76
#782-WAAK26
#782-WBAK26
$76
Beginner 2
#782-SB2103
$76
Beginner 1
#782-WAB16
#782-WBB16
$76
Intermediate 1
#782-SI1103
$76
Beginner 2
#782-WAB26
#782-WBB26
$76
Intermediate 2
#782-SI2103
$76
Intermediate 1
#782-WAI16
#782-WBI16
$76
Intermediate 2
#782-WAI26
#782-WBI26
$76
#782-SAT11
$64
#782-SAK111
$64
$76
Private/Semi Priv.
#782-SPR11
$160
#782-WBB265
$76
Adapted
#782-SAD11
$96
#782-WAB165
Beginner 2
Aqua Tots Aqua Kids 1
6:55–7:40 pm Beginner 1
11:25-11:55 am
12:15-1:00 pm
Intermediate 1
#782-WAI165
#782-WBI165
$76
Intermediate 2
#782-WAI265
#782-WBI265
$76
Beginner 1
#782-SB112
$76
Advanced 1
#782-WAA165
#782-WBA165
$76
Beginner 2
#782-SB212
$76
Advanced 2
#782-WAA265
#782-WBA265
$76
Intermediate 1
#782-SI112
$76
Advanced 1
#782-SA112
$76
Advanced 2
#782-SA212
$76
Lakeville Area Community Ed has partnered with
USA Swimming’s Make A Splash! The USA Swimming Foundation’s Make a Splash initiative is a national child-focused water safety campaign, which aims to provide the opportunity for every child in America to learn to swim. Through Make a Splash, the USA Swimming Foundation partners with learn-to-swim providers and water safety advocates across the country to provide swimming lessons and educate children and their families on the importance of learning how to swim. The USA Swimming Foundation has invested millions of dollars to provide grants to qualified Local Partner learn-to-swim programs, to spread national awareness, and to bring together strategic partners to end drowning. To learn more, visit www.usaswimmingfoundation.org/makeasplash.
Aquatics & Safety
Aqua Kids 2
1:05-1:50 pm Beginner 1
#782-SB11
$76
Beginner 2
#782-SB21
$76
Intermediate 1
#782-SI11
$76
Intermediate 2
#782-SI21
$76
Advanced 1
#782-SA11
$76
1:55-2:25 pm Private/Semi Priv.
#782-SPR15
$160
Adapted
#782-SAD15
$96
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Aquatics & Safety Aquatic Certification Classes HELP WANTED
Aquatics & Safety
Water Safety Assistant
Become certified to assist in teaching swimming lessons! Hands on experience provided during class. First Aid and CPR/AED not included. For students ages 13 and up, eligible for employment at age 14. #781-208 $89/2 sessions MMS Pool/Room 100 Mon, 11/13 & Tues, 11/14 3:30 pm – 8 pm
Join our team! Lakeville Area Community Education is hiring certified Water Safety Instructors. For information on getting certified email Katey at
[email protected], or apply online at isd194.org.
Is it a cold, or something else? When your child is sick, you just want answers. We’ve got them. Our pediatricians are here for you whether your child is sick, injured or needs a well-child check.
New evening hours in Lakeville Mondays 8 am to 8 pm
Kelly Meyer, DO Pediatrician Lakeville
Patrick Enders, MD Jeff Cunningham, MD Pediatrician Pediatrician Farmington Farmington
Farmington 651-460-2300
For an appointment call: Lakeville 952-469-0500
northfieldhospital.org/pediatrics
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Aquatics & Safety know your
Dakota County Heritage Library know free stuff • Books, including large print • Audiobooks, including playaways • Bookgroup in a bag kits • Computer classes • Computers and Wi-Fi access • DVDs • Downloadable e-books and e-audiobooks
• Magazines and newspapers • Meeting room • Music CDs • Online research tools • Programs for kids, teens and adults • Storytime kits • Teen video games
know where to find us Dakota County Heritage Library 20085 Heritage Drive • Lakeville 952-891-0360
All this—and more—at the library
Monday—Thursday ...10 a.m.—8:30 p.m. Friday—Saturday ........ 10 a.m.—5:30 p.m. Sunday ............................................1—5 p.m.
www.dakotacounty.us/library
Early Childhood Family Education Welcome to ECFE Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a Lakeville Area School District Community Education program that strengthens families with young children through education and support. The components of most classes are:
1. Growing Together: For You and Your Child
The first half of each class is devoted to activities planned by a licensed early childhood teacher for parents and children to explore together. Together you can enjoy learning through art, music, stories and a variety of developmental activities. It is an opportunity to learn new ideas, games and activities that you can do at home.
2. Growing Independently: For Your Child
The remaining portion of each class is for children to have fun learning through play using art, movement, games and stories with the early childhood teacher, the classroom assistant and the other children. New friendships are formed and children discover new aspects of “me” while they learn apart from you. The goal of the children’s program is to develop a healthy self-concept and a joy of learning.
ECFE
3. Growing Confidently: For You
While children take part in the children’s program, parents join with other parents in an informal group setting for discussion time led by a licensed parent educator. The challenges of being a parent are enjoyable, complex, and at times, stressful. Parents have the opportunity to choose and discuss current family topics, share ideas and concerns and feel encouraged by the support of others.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Mornings CLEC Rainbow CLEC Sunshine CLEC Moon CLEC Star
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Twos & Threes Step Into Learning Wonderful Ones ---
Pop-In & Play Twos & Threes Busy Bodies ---
Twos & Threes Multiples --Step Into Learning
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Stepping Stones Family School Family School ---
Wild on Wed Family School Family School ---
Stepping Stones Family School Family School ECFE PI
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Afternoon CLEC Rainbow CLEC Sunshine CLEC Moon CLEC Star
Evening CLEC Rainbow CLEC Moon
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Early Childhood Family Education Infant and Toddler Classes Incredible Infants/ Parenting the 1st Year
0–12 mos. Non-separating
Babies bring big changes to every family! Discuss these exciting and challenging issues with a parent educator and other parents of infants in a relaxing and informative class. Note: Register for both classes for a full semester option. #181-101 Mondays Sept. 11-Oct. 30 12:45-2:15 pm CLEC Moon Rm. Half semester #181-102 Mondays Nov. 13-Jan. 8 12:45-2:15 pm CLEC Moon Rm. Half semester Teacher: Jenica
Little Explorers
9–18 mos. Non-separating
Wonderful Ones
These FREE playtimes provide an opportunity to meet other parents with babies. Explore our infant/ toddler classroom and talk about the joys and challenges of parenting with a licensed parent educator. Come to just one or all; pop-in playtime is a flexible format to meet the needs of busy parents and give families an opportunity to learn about ECFE. No registration required. Note: Dec.14 special literacy focus. Thursdays 6-7:30 pm CLEC Moon Rm 9/14, 9/28, 10/12, 10/26, 11/9, 11/30, 12/14, 1/11 & 1/25 Teacher: Jenica or Connie
Learning takes place for your one year old as they are moving and exploring, often not far from their parent. We will discuss the wonders and challenges of your child with our parent educator. Note: Evening option, non-separating #181-104 Tuesdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Nov. 7 6:00-7:30 pm CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care Teacher: Connie #181-105 Wednesdays Sept. 13-Jan. 24 9:30-11:00 am CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Sheri & Connie
0-12 mos. Non-separating
Busy Bodies 15–30 mos.
#181-103 Tuesdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23 9:30-11:00 am CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care Teacher: Kirsten
New Baby?
Congratulations!
Please take a few moments to complete the census form on the web address below and return to: Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044 Community Education ECFE web site: isd194.org/communityeducation/early-childhood/earlychildhood-family-education
12–24 mos.
ECFE
As your little one moves from crawling to walking come explore our classroom with activities just right for toddlers. Meet other parents going through the same stages as you while you discuss the joys and challenges of parenting. You and your child will stay in the classroom during the parent discussion.
Infant Pop-in Play Time
Come to the Infant and Toddlers Open House! Thursday, August 31 4:30-6:30 pm CLEC
Join us as you and your toddler discover safe and age appropriate activities; including art, music and sensory play. Parents will gain knowledge and support from a parent educator and other parents during discussion time. #181-106 Mondays Sept. 11-Jan. 8, no class Nov. 6 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Sheri & Connie #181-107 Thursdays Sept. 14-Jan. 25 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Sheri & Jenica
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Early Childhood Family Education 2 to 5 Classes Terrific Twos 24–36 mos.
We’ll have two hours of fun that can move you and your child from tantrums to triumphs! Activities will be available to stimulate that exuberance and curiosity. Join other parents in their quest to understand and appreciate the terrific twos with the support of a parent educator. #181-108 Monday Sept. 11-Jan. 8, no class Nov. 6 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Charlene & Jenica #181-109 Tuesdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Sheri & Jenica
Terrific Twos & Thrilling Threes
ECFE
24–48 mos.
Independence, language, problem solving and social skills are emerging during these ages. The classroom will foster all these developing skills, and you will value the parent discussion where you can learn, share and appreciate this stage of parenting. #181-110 Tuesdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Nov. 7 6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Charlene & Jenica #181-111 Wednesdays Sept. 13-Jan. 24 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten #181-112 Thursdays Sept. 14-Jan. 25 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Kirsten & Julie #181-113 Fridays Sept. 8-Jan. 26, no class Sept. 22 & Nov. 3 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten
ECFE PI (Preschool Investigators) 3–5 yrs.
Looking to spend one-on-one time with your preschooler? This class provides classroom structure with the bonus of investigating the Lakeville area on field trips. On classroom days, the early childhood teacher will provide preschool focused opportunities for you and your child to explore. A parent educator will facilitate discussion on the journey of parenting. Note: On field trip days, class times vary and additional fees may apply. #181-114 Thursdays 12:45–2:45 pm CLEC Star Rm. Teachers: Sheri & Jenica
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Early Childhood Family Education Sept. 2017-18 School Year Stepping Stones - transition to preschool Preschool ages 3 & 4 years
Welcome to your child’s first preschool experience! This class combines the best of both worlds: Traditional ECFE and Preschool. Tuesday afternoons are similar to a typical ECFE class in that it includes time for parent/child interaction and parent education. During parent/child interaction time, the early childhood teacher will set up fun activities that encourage emerging literacy and mathematical thinking skills. Parents will meet with a parent educator and other families to discuss a variety of topics that relate to parenting a preschooler. Parents meet with the early childhood teacher twice a year to evaluate your child’s progress. Thursdays you will drop your child off for their preschool experience. Children will practice social skills by sharing, taking turns, using manners, pretending, following directions and listening…all in a play-based environment. Children are not required to be potty trained to attend this class. See online description for more details. #181-125 Tuesdays & Thursdays Sept. 12, 2017-May 24, 2018 12:45-2:45 CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
Family School
Family School is a program that combines ECFE with Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English as a Second Language (ESL) Education • Learning for children (0-pre-kindergartener) and adults • Meets Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., 12:30-3:00 • Contact Family Outreach Specialist: 952-232-3009
ECFE
$40 non-refundable registration fee Cost: $85/month, $16/month – Tuesday Sibling Care Sliding fee scale does not apply to this class For tuition assistance options call 952-232-3009
Escuela de Familia
Family School es un programa que combina ECFE con Educación Básica para Adultos (ABE) Y Inglés como Segundo Idioma (ESL) Educación • Aprendizaje para niños (0- pre-kindergartener) y adultos • Se reúne el martes-miércoles-jueves, 12:30-3: 00 • Contacte a Kim: 952-232-3009
School Qoyska
School Qoyska waa barnaamij isku daraa ECFE la Waxbarashada aasaasiga ah Adult (ABE) iyo Ingiriisiga Luqad Labaad ahaan (ESL) Education a • Waxbarashada carruurta (0- pre-kindergartener) iyo dadka waaweyn • Gaarsiisan Tues.-Wed.-Khamiis, 12:30-3:00 • Kim Contact: 952-232-3009
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Early Childhood Family Education Birth to Five Classes Step into Learning
Explore-Create-Discover
Step into learning with your child as they explore and learn. Infants through pre-kindergarteners will have opportunities for sensory play, social interaction and building developmental skills. Grown-ups will have time to meet with a parent educator to discuss the celebrations and frustrations that come with the parenting journey. #181-115 Wednesdays Sept. 13-Jan. 24 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. *Parenting 1st Teachers: Julie & Jenica #181-116 Fridays Sept. 8-Jan. 26, no class Sept. 22 & Nov. 3 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Star Rm. Teachers: Julie & Jenica
Whether you have one child or more, an infant or a 5 year old, this class offers an opportunity to learn in a multi-age setting. Learn together through parent/child activities, circle time, music, stories and parent discussion. Parenting topics will include the importance of everyday parenting.
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#181-117 Mondays Sept. 11-Jan. 8, no class Nov. 6 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. *Parenting 1st Teachers: Julie & Kirsten #181-118 Tuesdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teachers: Charlene & Julie #181-119 Thursdays Sept. 14-Jan. 25 6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teachers: Charlene & Julie
Managing With Multiples 0–5 yrs
Are you the parents of twins, triplets, more? Imagine a place your children can sing, play, make messes and meet new friends... with extra hands to help you! Now imagine time for you to sit down, relax and discuss the unique challenges you face as parents of multiples. #181-120 Fridays Sept. 8-Jan. 26, no class Sept. 22 & Nov. 3 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. Teachers: Sheri & Connie
Pop-In & Play
0–5 yrs Non-separating
Pop-In & Play provides a good way for families to check out ECFE. It’s a great option for families whose schedules don’t allow a weekly commitment or families who would like to add another fun day of class. Parent/child activities, circle time and gym time are always part of the plan! No registration required, but payment is available online. $5/family or for your convenience, pre-pay punch cards available at the door $25 for 5 visits
Thursdays Sept. 14-Jan. 25 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teacher: Charlene
Join us for our ECFE Open House! August 30 & 31 4:30-6:30 pm CLEC
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Early Childhood Family Education Evening Classes Infant Pop-in Playtime
0-12 mos. Non-separating
These FREE playtimes provide an opportunity to meet other parents with babies. Explore our infant/toddler classroom and talk about the joys and challenges of parenting with a licensed parent educator. Come to just one or all; pop-in playtime is a flexible format to meet the needs of busy parents and give families an opportunity to learn about ECFE. No registration required. Note: Dec.14 special literacy focus. Thursdays 6:00-7:30 pm CLEC Moon Rm. 9/14, 9/28, 10/12, 10/26, 11/9, 11/30, 12/14, 1/11 & 1/25 Teacher: Jenica or Connie
Wonderful Ones
12–24 mos. Non-separating
#181-104 Tuesdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Nov. 7 6:00-7:30 pm CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care Teacher: Connie
24–48 mos.
0-5 yrs.
Independence, language, problem solving and social skills are emerging during these ages. The classroom will foster all these developing skills, and you will value the parent discussion where you can learn, share and appreciate this stage of parenting. #181-110 Tuesdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Nov. 7 6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
Whether you have one child or more, an infant or a 5 year old, this class offers an opportunity to learn in a multi-age setting. Learn together through parent/child activities, circle time, music, stories and parent discussion. Parenting topics will include the importance of everyday parenting. #181-119 Thursdays Sept. 14-Jan. 25 6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teachers: Charlene & Julie
For more information on how to set up your account and register for ECFE classes or other programs, see page 67.
Every Family Counts!
Are you on the school census? Being on the census ensures you will receive information about Early Childhood Screening and kindergarten. Please take a few moments to complete the census form on the web address below and return to: Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044 Community Education ECFE web site: isd194.org/communityeducation/early-childhood/early-childhood-family-education
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Learning takes place for your one year old as they are moving and exploring, often not far from their parent. We will discuss the wonders and challenges of your child with our parent educator. Note: New evening option, non-separating.
Explore•Create•Discover
Terrific Twos & Thrilling Threes
Come to the Infant and Toddlers Open House! Thursday, August 31 4:30-6:30 pm CLEC
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Early Childhood Family Education Wild on Wednesdays 0–5 yrs. Non-separating
Register for one or all! Pre-registration is preferred, but drop-ins welcome if space is available. Wednesday CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teacher: Charlene
12:45-2:15 pm $5/child~$10 family max
If You Take a Mouse to School
Join mouse as he plans a trip to school. The book by Laura Numeroff will provide the focus for our activities. #181-150 Sept. 13
The Wheels on the Bus
School buses are all the rage! Explore vehicles and school buses and of course this favorite song! #181-15 Sept. 20
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A is for Apple
Come to our ECFE Orchard. Apples are everywhere! #181-152 Sept. 27
Busy Squirrels
Squirrels are furry, they scurry, and they are busy. Find out why squirrels are so busy in the fall. #181-153 Oct. 4
Lovely Leaves
Orange, yellow, red, and brown, autumn leaves are falling down. Let’s explore some leaf fun. #181-154 Oct. 11
Pumpkins
Down in the pumpkin patch there is learning and fun. We’ll take a pumpkin journey from seed to jacko-lantern. #181-155 Oct. 25
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Star Light
Through creative art, play and songs we will search the night sky. #181-156 Nov. 1
Time to Sleep
Who is sleeping? Could it be bear, raccoon or skunk? Come and find out who takes a nap in winter. #181-157 Nov. 8
Totally Turkey
Gobble, gobble! It’s turkey time! Come and do some turkey and thanksgiving inspired activities. #181-158 Nov. 15
Get Ready for Red
Red paint, red play dough, red, Red, RED. Be sure to wear something red to class! #181-159 Nov. 29
The Gingerbread Man
Run, run as fast as you can for some fun with the gingerbread man. #181-160 Dec. 6
Deck the Halls
Glitter, glue, beads and paper. Together, you and your child will be busy making things to deck the halls. #181-161 Dec. 13
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Pizza Parlor
Our classroom will be the pizza parlor and all of you will be the chefs! #181-162 Jan. 3
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt
Come along. We’re going to catch a big one. We are brave bear hunters! #181-163 Jan. 10
Ocean Commotion
A commotion? Just who lives in the ocean? We’ll find out through stories and activities. #181-164 Jan. 17
Ice is Nice
Be sure to wear your mittens as we venture into some winter learning. #181-165 Jan. 24
Early Childhood Family Education ECFE Advisory Council By Krissy DeMartino, Advisory Council Chair Becoming a parent is undoubtedly the most thrilling, exciting, and challenging journey I have been on. It’s a constant rollercoaster consisting of high highs, low lows, smooth downhills, and jerky inclines. After beginning my parenting journey, and experiencing this firsthand, I was quick to learn what a blessing parenthood really is while also realizing the importance in finding a community of other people on this same adventure.
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I started ECFE when my first son was 10 months, and have continued my involvement with each of my children. I grew up in the program, and knew I wanted the same experiences for my own kids. I was sure they would love the time spent The DeMartino family together in free play, circle times and experiences program. This includes volunteering time planning and with children of their same age. And they did. But what sponsoring community events, preparing fundraising was new to me, what I learned about myself, was how opportunities, providing input about the program, and much I appreciated and needed the time in this program spreading public awareness about ECFE. We meet once for myself. I discovered a network of educated, caring a month and are always eager to welcome new members and genuine teachers while also finding a community who wish to take part in our events or offer new ideas on of parents in the same life stage. I valued the time spent ways to better support the ECFE program. Applications with my children here, while equally looking forward to are available in the main office of the Crystal Lake my time spent in parenting. It was here I could celebrate Education Center (CLEC) located at 16250 Ipava the joys of parenthood and seek advice for the moments Avenue. that left me unsure. I also gained valuable knowledge This year we are excited to focus our energy on fun as I went through each stage with my children; infancy, toddlerhood and the preschool years. I learned to parent family events in an effort to promote a sense of from a place of intention while also feeling supported in community with families involved in the program. We are also continuing fundraising opportunities while moments that did not go as I would have envisioned. I exploring new ideas to further support the program. am grateful for the experiences the ECFE program has given my children, and equally grateful for the guidance The following are a few of the events sponsored by the Advisory Council: Books and Beyond Storytime, Fall it has given me as a parent. Open Gym Kickoff and scheduled Open Gyms, Barnes In an effort to become more involved, I became part and Noble Fundraising Event, and the Vehicle Fair. For of the ECFE Advisory Council. The Advisory Council more information on upcoming events, be sure to follow is a group of parents looking to take an active role our Facebook page: Lakeville Area ECFE. in their child’s early education and the overall ECFE
2017-2018 Lakeville Area ECFE Advisory Council Members Kristy Amdahl Amber Aslakson Amanda Barke Ashley Bird Martha Bisek
Robyn Blake Laura Carlson Jessica Close Krissy DeMartino Krystal Dopson
Sarah Fedder Dorsey Gast Kari Jacobs Amy McCoy Amy Nordhougen
Melissa Simmer-Tran Tevyan Sorensen Amy Streeter Emma Taverna
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Early Childhood Family Education ECFE Happenings
ECFE Open House
Whether you’re already enrolled in a class and want to meet your teacher and see your classroom, or would like to register for a class, please join us for our Open House. All Early Childhood programs at CLEC will be represented…ECFE, ECS, ECSE, Small Wonders and Wonder Zone. Each ECFE Classroom will feature activities. Wednesday and Thursday Aug. 30 & 31 4:30-6:30 pm CLEC Free
Infant & Toddler Open House
ECFE Dates of Interest
Books and Beyond All Ages
Join members of the ECFE Advisory Council for a spin on story time! Parents and children of all ages will experience books and crafts. The event is held at Heritage Library at 10:15–11:00 am. Join us this year on these Mondays. These story experiences are free and no registration is required. Oct. 9 – Apples by the Bushel Nov. 13 – Ocean Creatures Jan. 8 – It’s Cold Out There Feb. 12 – Shake Rattle and Roll Mar. 12 – Dinosaurs Roar April 9 – Road Construction Ahead
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Come learn what ECFE is all about! You and your baby can explore our infant classroom and talk about the joys and challenges of parenting with a licensed parent educator. Know anyone else with a baby? Share this resource and invite them along. Thursday Aug. 31 4:30-6:30 pm CLEC Free
ECFE Home Visits
ECFE offers free home visits to families in the Lakeville Area Public School District who are unable to get to our classes. A home visit is for you if you are a first time parent, have no means of transportation or have a special situation, which makes it difficult to attend class. We can bring along a toy or activity for your children and provide parenting information for you. We can help provide links to community resources, if needed. For more information, call 952-232-3009.
Holiday on Main / Osborne Bookfair Saturday, Dec. 2, 9:00-2:00 pm Lakeville Mall Celebrate the Season in Downtown Lakeville at the 20th annual Holiday on Main! This free family event features visits with Santa Claus, storytelling with Mrs. Claus, trolley rides, live reindeer, singing, face painting, ECFE Usborne Book Fair, musical performances, refreshments and more! Sponsored by the Downtown Lakeville Business Association with support from the Lakeville Area ECFE Advisory Council. Please check the DLBA website for details as the event approaches. www. downtownlakeville.com/events
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Holiday Book Fair Extravaganza! Sunday, Dec. 9, Barnes and Noble, Burnsville Story times and musical events, Face painters and performers, Sweet treats and exciting prizes, and even some special guests. Up to 20% of your purchases will go back to our ECFE program, so let’s get started on those wish lists and we’ll see you there. Sponsored by the Lakeville Area ECFE Advisory Council. Please check our Facebook page for more details as it gets closer.
Early Childhood Family Education Registration for ECFE is easy!
ECFE Sliding Fee Scale One Child full payment
2nd child in same class 1/2 payment
over $100,000
$160
$80
$80-$100,000
$150
$75
$60-80,000
$134
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2. Online registration is available www. LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org. Click on Register at top of page.
$40-$60,000
$124
$62
$20-$40,000
$88
$44
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3. In Person. The Community Ed. Bldg. and the Crystal Lake Education Center are open Monday–Friday 8 am to 4 pm. After-hours drop boxes available.
• Sibling Care fee $68/per child (semester) • Second child in the same class, pay ½ the fee • Include check or credit card info.
Registration for classes is first come, first serve beginning Aug. 2. Fall Semester begins Friday, Sept. 8
1. Mail or drop off your registration form, found on page 67, and payment to: Crystal Lake Education Center 16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044
Annual Household Income
Less than $20,000
4. Questions call 952-232-3006.
Worry Free ECFE
If you find that the class is not the right fit for you or your child, simply contact us before the second week of class and you can transfer to another available class or receive a full refund.
ECFE Sliding Fee Scales
ECFE operates on a sliding fee scale–and no one in the district is turned away for an inability to pay! You can’t make a better investment than in your child! See page 49
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ECFE uses a sliding-fee scale based upon your family’s yearly gross income. Classes are a 14-16 week semester. No family is denied the opportunity to participate due to inability to pay. Grants are available for families in Lakeville Area public school district.
Affordable classes!
Additional Information
• Unless noted, classes have parent-child separation time. If parenting is during the first half of class, it is noted.
• Fall/Winter semester will run Sept. 8, 2017 – Jan. 26, 2018. • No ECFE classes Sept. 22, Oct. 17-20, Nov. 3, Nov. 6, Nov. 2124, Dec. 19-Jan. 1, Jan. 15, Jan. 22 and no evening class Nov. 7
• 5-year old children not attending Kindergarten are welcome to attend our classes.
• Once in Kindergarten they are welcome to be included in sibling care.
• Sibling Care is offered for children birth to 5 yrs. Infants (0–6 months) may be registered for sibling care or stay with their parents in class.
• Classes are held at the Crystal Lake Education Center (CLEC),
16250 Ipava Ave. (Rainbow, Sunshine, Moon and Star Rooms).
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Early Childhood Family Education What is Early Childhood Screening? Early Childhood Screening (ECS) is a FREE developmental screening required for all preschool-age children by the State of Minnesota. It includes a developmental screening and a vision, hearing, height, weight and immunization review. Early childhood developmental screening helps a school district identify children who may benefit from district and community resources available to help in their development. Early childhood developmental screening includes a vision screening that helps detect potential eye problems but is not a substitute for a comprehensive eye exam. ECS is required for every child. In order for your child to start kindergarten in any Minnesota public school as well as many preschools, you will need to provide proof of ECS.
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Is your child 3 years old? Then it is time for ECS! Children do not do better by waiting until they are older. The optimum age for screening is 3 1/2.
Key Information:
• Children currently on the school census will automatically be scheduled for a screening appointment before their 4th birthday. We will mail you a packet with your scheduled appointment time. • Screenings are held on Tuesdays and a few Mondays during the school year. If you do not receive a letter with an appointment or are new to the community and not on the school census, please call our message line at 952-232-3000 #3. • Appointments are for parent and child together and take approximately 45 – 60 minutes. • Screening is held at Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave. • You will receive a summary sheet and the forms will be sent to your child’s elementary school before entering kindergarten. • Questions? Call 952-232-3000 #3 and leave a message. We will return your call.
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Análisis de la Primera Infancia
Análisis de la Primera Infancia (ECS) es GRATUITO para todos los niños en edad preescolar y requerido por el estado de Minnesota. La edad óptima para analizar es de 3 ½ a 4 años de edad y debe completarse antes de entrar al kindergarten. Incluye una revisión del desarrollo de su hijo, la visión, la audición y las vacunas. ECS ayuda a identificar a los niños que pueden beneficiarse del distrito y de los recursos de la comunidad. Para ser una cita en ECS para su hijo(a) llame al 952-3000 #3 y deje un mensaje. Le regresaremos la llamada. ECS se encuentra en el Centro de Educación de Cristal Lake, 16250 Ipava Ave.
Every Family Counts! Are you on the school census? Being on the census ensures you will receive information about Early Childhood Screening and kindergarten. Please take a few moments to complete the census form on the web address below and return to: Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044 Community Education ECFE web site: isd194.org/ community-education/early-childhood/earlychildhood-family-education
Do you have kids? Work with kids? Care for kids?
Speaking of Kids is for you! Come and enjoy seminars that empower parents, educators and caregivers by providing information and ideas to enhance your relationship with children and help them succeed. www.speakingofkids.info Register online or phone ____ $4 per seminar, all 4 for just $12, or $5 at the door ____ Registration includes CEU’s ____ Free childcare (ages 2-8) Registration REQUIRED ____ www.speakingofkids.info
Monday, Oct 2 7-8:30 pm Unlock the Einstein Inside: Applying Brain Research to Wake Up the Smart in Your Child – Richard Frieder Find out new information about brain research and how it affects children’s cognitive skills, working and long-term memory, attention skills, and their impact on learning. This seminar is fun and interactive and will provide practical strategies to use at home or in the classroom. Kenwood Trail Middle School Auditorium, 19455 Kenwood Trl, Lakeville
Monday, Nov 13 7-8:30 pm Drama Free Communication with Your Kids – Jody Janati Is the drama in your house related to the creative arts? Or the quest for control? Refrain from giving your child a “Piece of your Mind”, and find your “Peace of Mind”. Learn about common control dramas, step-by-step approaches to navigate through them, and how to keep balance in family relationships. Meadowview Elementary School Cafetorium, 6100 195th St W, Farmington
Monday, Feb 5 7-8:30 pm Using a Nurtured Heart Lens to Help Children Be at Their Best – Amy Sward – Alisa Anderson Where adults expend energy can have a direct outcome on a child’s behavior. Learn how simple shifts in your response to behaviors can help children flourish and build inner wealth to make better decisions in a variety of settings. Lakeville North High School Auditorium, 19600 Ipava Ave., Lakeville
Monday, Mar 12 7-8:30 pm Parenting & Working with Children in a Digital Age – Jessica Wong
SEE YOU THERE!
Gain knowledge from an overview of how kids are using technology, what they are using, and the impact technology is having on social and emotional development. Learn how to regulate and monitor use for better outcomes. Meadowview Elementary School Cafetorium, 6100 195th St W, Farmington Sponsored by ISD 192 and 194 School Districts, Community Education and Early Childhood Family Education Programs. For more information or scholarships call: Judy Johnson 952-232-3726 or Barb Pierce 651-460-3203
Small Wonders Preschool
Why Small Wonders Preschool?
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] Part of the Lakeville School district which is committed to world-class, child centered excellence. ] High parent satisfaction rate ] Caring, professional, educated, experienced staff ] Options to combine Preschool with Wonder Zone childcare for a Full day program ] Age appropriate technology to enhance learning in modern classrooms ] Use of Houghton Mifflin Splash into Pre-K curriculum ] Focus on literacy with exposure to fine arts, science, math, language and technology
] Accreditation from The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and recipient of the Four Star Parent Aware Rating
] Location: Crystal Lake Education Center (CLEC) 16250 Ipava Ave.
Creativity c Discovery 3 Imagination Discover a preschool that encourages students to use their hands to find answers! Where students do not need to wait with a hand raised to ask a question! Small Wonders teachers offer a hands-on approach that stimulates the learning process and encourages the children to imagine, discover, create, and learn! Students will learn about the world around them through exploration. They will thrive in an environment that focuses on social, emotional and cognitive development.
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Small Wonders Preschool Small Wonders 2017-2018 Registration Enrollment Registration for 2017-2018 began January 1, 2017. Registration will continue as long as space is available. Small Wonders will provide informational tours by appointment at the Crystal Lake Education Center. Students must be 3 or 4 years of age by Sept. 1, 2017 to be eligible. Students must be able to toilet independently. Registration fees are non-refundable. The $100 registration fee and September 2017 tuition are due at the time of registration. September tuition is refundable if students withdraw prior to August 1st. Call 952-232-3001 for additional questions or to set up a classroom visit.
Financial Assistance Our program receives funding from the state, allowing us to provide a limited number of scholarships to income-eligible families. If you think you might qualify, please contact 952-232-3009 for more information on the application process.
Early Childhood Special Education Lakeville’s Early Childhood Special Education program works collaboratively with Small Wonders. ECSE staff work as partners with parents and teachers. Lakeville Area Schools provides a full continuum of special education services depending on each student’s unique special education needs and the goals determined by the student’s Individual Education Planning (IEP) team. Services are provided in the least restrictive learning environment, as appropriate for the individual student.
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Preschool
Wonder Zone is a flexible, high quality childcare program for children 3-6 years old. Wonder Zone has experienced, creative professionals providing individualized care in conjunction with Small Wonders Preschool throughout the year. Combining Small Wonders Preschool and Wonder Zone childcare is a great option for families looking for high-quality childcare and a world-class preschool program. For more information call 952-232-2157.
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Small Wonders Preschool Passionate about Learning Part of the Lakeville School district, Small Wonders is committed to world-class, child-centered excellence. Small Wonders builds a child’s confidence, and prepares them with a strong foundation for future learning. Our Houghton Mifflin curriculum emphasizes early literacy, and helps children develop a passion for learning. Our teachers use leading technology to spark imagination!
Small Wonders staff is our strength Once you meet our teachers and classroom assistants you will see what we mean. They are nurturing, energetic professionals with a passion for helping children learn to their fullest potential. Teachers are licensed in early childhood education and incorporate essential learnings from early childhood research into lessons. Their creative approach, tailored to each session makes class time new and exciting each and every day.
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Ongoing communication from teachers helps you, your child’s first and most important teacher, keep up to date on daily activities. As the early childhood programming becomes more and more flexible, teachers use multiple avenues to communicate with parents: face to face, notes home, phone, email and social media.
Many options Small Wonders preschool offers a variety of options to fit every child’s developmental needs. Choose from two to five day programs, with the option to combine enrichment classes (taught by Small Wonders teachers) or Wonder Zone wrap around child care available M-F 6:30 am to 6:00 pm. Lunch Bunch is available between Small Wonders and Small Wonders enrichments.
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Small Wonders Preschool Schedule, Locations and Tuition 3’s and 4’s Preschool – Two years before kindergarten Must be 3 by Sept. 1, 2017 and be able to toilet independently. Tues./Thurs.
9:00-11:30
CLEC
$150/month
Tues./Thurs
12:30-3:00
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$150/month
Mon./Wed.
9:00-11:30
CLEC
$150/month
Mon./Wed.
12:30-3:00
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$150/month
Mon./Wed./Fri.
9:00-11:30
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$200/month
Mon./Wed./Fri.
12:30-3:00
CLEC
$200/month
All Day Junior Academy
9:00-3:00
CLEC
$760/month
4’s and 5’s Preschool - One year before kindergarten Must be 4 by Sept. 1, 2017 and be able to toilet independently Tues./Thurs.
9:00-11:30
CLEC
$150/month
Tues./Thurs.
12:30-3:00
CLEC
$150/month
Mon./Wed./Fri.
9:00-11:30
CLEC
$200/month
Mon./Wed./Fri.
12:30-3:00
CLEC
$200/month
Tues./Wed./Thurs.
12:30-3:00
CLEC
$200/month
Mon.-Thurs.
9:00-11:30
CLEC
$255/month
Mon.-Thurs.
12:30-3:00
CLEC
$255/month
Mon.-Fri.
9:00-11:30
CLEC
$310/month
All Day Academy M-F
9:00-3:00
CLEC
$760/month
5 & Growing M-F
9:00-11:30
CLEC
$310/month
Small Wonders Preschool Lunch Bunch
A great way to make the FUN last longer! Monday, Wednesday or Friday only.
This program is offered for children participating in our morning Monday, Wednesday and Friday preschool classes and afternoon enrichment classes. Kids in the Kitchen will be held Monday’s 12:30-3:00 pm. LEAP (Literacy Enrichment at Preschool) will be held Wednesday’s 12:30-3:00 pm. School of Science will be held on Friday’s 12:30-3:00 pm. Lunch Bunch is a program designed to give your child an opportunity to build their social learning, develop self help skills, and build relationships with new friends. Lunch Bunch will only be available at the Crystal Lake Education center. Lunch Bunch will be available for $10 per day. This fee does not include lunch. Parents may send a peanut-free lunch or pre-purchase a school lunch. For students ages 3-6 that are independently toilet trained. Online registration is required. For more information, call 952-232-3001.
Kids in the Kitchen
Sign up monthly for this hands-on class for 3-6 year olds! Each week the children help prepare the snack as well as explore new foods. All food is peanut-free. (Includes cooking supplies and snacks) Monday Afternoons from 12:30-3:00 pm at the Crystal Lake Education Center.
September: Apples
Join us as we celebrate apple season in Minnesota! We will cook up a variety of apple recipes and focus on apple themed stories. September 11, 18, 25 $66/3 sessions
October: Not-So-Spooky Snacks
Spiders, bats, monsters and mummies – join us to celebrate the silly side of the season. We’ll cook up snacks that will make you smile! October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 $110/5 sessions
November: Harvest Picks
This month we will learn about what it means to harvest our food. We’ll give thanks for the variety of healthy foods that our local farmers have worked so hard to grow and create healthy recipes! November 13, 27 $44/2 sessions
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This class includes: • Introduction to food safety • Lessons focusing on healthy choices • Practice using manners and table expectations • Helping name and prepare fresh and cooked foods • Explore and taste foods from countries around the world
December: Holiday Treats
This month we will discover the fun of baking and cooking during the holiday season. We’ll focus on the joy of sharing and giving to others as we prepare treats! December 4, 11, 18 $66/3 sessions
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LEAP! Literacy Enrichment At Preschool Your preschooler is invited to join us as we learn about a new Author each month. We’ll read, sing and rhyme together as we discover a variety of stories that are sure to inspire continued reading beyond our classroom walls! This enrichment class will reinforce reading readiness skills, pre-writing skills and early mathematical concepts that will ignite your child’s love of learning! For students ages 3-6 that are independently toilet trained.
Wednesday Afternoons from 12:30-3:00 pm at the Crystal Lake Education Center:
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Eric Litwin stories Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27 This month we’ll meet Pete, the groovy blue cat that likes movin’ and groovin’. We’ll sing along with his stories and allow positive messages to remind us to keep our cool, no matter what. $80/4 sessions
October
Eric Carle stories Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25 We’ll introduce preschoolers to the classic stories and illustrations of Eric Carle and connect his literature to our lives in ways that are meaningful and fun! $80/4 sessions
November
David Shannon stories Nov. 1, 8, 15. 29 All kids can relate to David Shannon’s famous character, David, who is often making silly choices that get him into trouble! We’ll explore a variety of Shannon’s literature that children will want to read again and again! $80/4 sessions Register online @ https://isd194.feepay.com
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December
Mo Willems stories Dec. 6, 13, 20 This award-winning author has written the familiar Don’t Let the Pigeon series, and relatable Knuffle Bunny stories that will allow readers to laugh, learn and be inspired to retell stories beyond our classroom setting. $60/3 sessions
Small Wonders Preschool Small Wonders School of Science
Young children are naturally curious explorers who are eager to discover information about the world around them. Children learn scientific concepts by exploring observing and investigating materials and ideas. These experiences provide the foundation for abstract and scientific thought. Science concepts are encompassed throughout the key areas of early learning; for example, children use pretend play to explore and manipulate materials, creative arts to discover a variety of ways to express their ideas, and literacy and language arts to research answers to questions. For students ages 3-6 that are
independently toilet trained.
Friday afternoons,12:30-3:00 pm at the Crystal Lake Education Center:
• Experiment with the properties of matter (hard, soft, float, sink, solid, liquid). • Use our five senses to observe, explore, and experiment with scientific phenomena (hands-on science). • Uses simple tools (eye droppers, magnifying glasses) to explore and gather information. • Investigate by collecting, describing, and recording information.
September
My Healthy Body September 8, 15, 29 $60/3 sessions
October
Fall Explorations October 6, 13, 27 $60/3 sessions
November
Ready for Winter November 10, 17 $40/2 sessions
December
Minnesota Environment December 1, 8, 15, 22 $80 4/sessions
Small Wonders Happenings August 30
CLEC Open House 4:30-6:30 pm
August 31
CLEC Open House 4:30-6:30 pm
September 5
First Day of School
September 22
No School
October 19, 20
EM Conference: No School
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October 23, 24, 25, 26 CLEC Picture Day November 3 & 6
Assessments: No School
November 13-17
CLEC Scholastic Book Fair
November 20, 21
Conferences: No School
November 22-24
Thanksgiving Break: No School
December 6
CLEC Picture Retake Day
December 25-Jan 1
Winter Break: No School
January 15
No School
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Summer Zone Wonder Wonder Zone Wonder Zone
Wonder Zone
Wonder Zone is a child care program for children 3 to 6 years of age by Sept. 1 and are able to toilet independently. The Wonder Zone program is part of Lakeville Area Schools Community Education and collaborates with Small Wonders Preschool to offer a full day of learning and fun. Wonder Zone focuses on social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth through enriching activities. The Wonder Zone program is conveniently located at the Crystal Lake Education Center, and is available Monday through Friday from 6:30 am to 6 pm (closed some holidays). Children participating in any of the Small Wonders Preschool programs can attend Wonder Zone before and after their class. Wonder Zone is also open on most non-preschool days, such as workshop days. Breakfast and an afternoon snack are provided each day. Parents can choose to purchase a hot lunch for their Children will learn child or pack a nut free bag through… lunch from home. • Individual, small and large group activities • Hands-on learning centers • Indoor and outdoor dcare, l i h c g recreation time needin hool c Not for pres ll g n i k o but lo unities? Sma opport reschool has rs P Wonde tions for you. op several 7. es 52-5 See pag
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Children will explore…
Art Music Dramatic Play Science Math Literacy Small & Large Motor Skills Social Skills
Wonder Zone Event Days
Wonder Zone is open on non-preschool days as well as most district non-school days such as MEA, Spring Break, etc. Children attending event days will have a fun-filled theme day including special in-house activities and occasionally go on a field trip. Activities on event days will be posted in the Wonder Zone classroom. Check with the Wonder Zone teachers for event details.
Summer Wonder Zone Wonder Zone offers full day, early morning and late afternoon child care options
Monday through Friday from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm. Children may attend 2, 3, 4 or all 5 days a week.
2017-18 Wonder Zone Options Full Time Option
The Full Time Option offers a consistent schedule Monday through Friday from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm (early morning 6:30 am to 9:00 am, late afternoon 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm) throughout the year. Children must be registered for 5 days. Register for Event Days if needed.
Part Time Option
The Part Time Option offers a consistent weekly schedule throughout the school year for those not needing care all 5 days. You choose the days your child will attend and we will expect your child on those days throughout the school year. Children need to be registered for a minimum of 2 days per week (days of your choosing). Register for Event Days if needed.
Unscheduled Days
If you need to add an unscheduled Wonder Zone day, you may do so if space is available. Please contact your Wonder Zone site 24 hours in advance for availability. Unscheduled Day rates apply.
These days are non-Small Wonders days and nonschool days in the Lakeville Area School District such as Winter Break, Spring Break, workshop days, etc. Families choosing these days will register separately as needed.
Daily Rate Full Time 5 Days Full Time Academy Full Time Early Morning or Late Afternoon (M-F) Part Time 4 Days Part Time 3 Days Part Time 2 Days Part Time Academy 4 Days Part Time Academy 3 Days Part Time Academy 2 Days Part Time Early Morning or Late Afternoon Unscheduled Days Unscheduled Academy Days Full Time Event Days Part Time Event Days * Single Slots After June 1 (Wonder Zone only)
$40 $25
*Weekly Rate $200 $125
$25 $44 $44 $44 $27 $27 $27
$176 $132 $88 $108 $81 $54
$27 $60 $40 $43 $47 $240
* The weekly rates are based on a full week. If it is not a full week, rates are pro-rated based available days. Families do not pay for closed days such as holidays and may sign up for Event Days as needed. * If single slots remain after June 1, 2017 and Small Wonders children have been placed, open slots may be filled by Wonder Zone only students. Full Time (5 full days) at the rate of $240 per week.
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Event Days
2017-18 Wonder Zone Rates Registration Fee: $50
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Summer Zone Wonder Wonder Zone 2018-19 Wonder Zone Registration Wonder Zone registration for the 2018-19 school year will begin January 2, 2018. Program information can be found in the 2018 Community Education Winter-Spring Catalog, on our website at www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org or call 952-232-2154. To register, use the district registration system Eleyo (FeePay).
MarkYour Calendars!
Early Childhood Screening: see page 50.
Early Childhood Open House
2017-18 Wonder Zone Closed Dates
Join us for the Early Childhood Open House at Crystal Lake Education Center on August 30 or August 31 from 4:30 - 6:30 pm.
The Wonder Zone school year program will be open from September 5, 2017 through June 6, 2018. The summer program will begin June 11, 2018. Wonder Zone will be closed the following dates during the school year: August 28 - September 4 November 23 & 24 December 25, 26 & 29 January 1 February 19 March 30 May 28 June 7 & 8
Wonder Zone
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Do you have a child entering kindergarten Fall of 2018? If so, plan to attend your child’s kindergarten information night. You will receive information about kindergarten, as well as have an opportunity to meet your principal and kindergarten teachers. Representatives from Kid Zone, the district nurses and Schmitty & Sons Transportation will be available for questions. Cherry View
January 25 at 6:00 pm
Christina Huddleston January 16 at 6:00 pm Eastview
January 16 at 6:00 pm
Impact Academy
January 11 at 5:30 pm
John F. Kennedy
January 18 at 6:00 pm
Lake Marion
January 30 at 6:30 pm
Lakeview
January 29 at 6:00 pm
Oak Hills
January 23 at 6:30 pm
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Wonder Zone is a great choice
because...
• Full day enrichment care. • Parent Aware 4 Star Rating. • Enthusiastic and experienced staff. • All Instructors have a 2 or more year educational degree. • Wonder Zone collaborates with all Early Childhood programs. • Our school setting prepares children for kindergarten. • Exposure to STEAM. • Open on non-school days. • Summer Wonder Zone options available. • Creating early friendships that lead to fun experiences!!!!
Kid Zone School Age Care & Enrichment About Kid Zone Kid Zone is a before and after-school program which provides care and enrichment opportunities to children in kindergarten through 5th grade. Kid Zone is offered at each elementary school and provides activities on regular school days as well as all-day programming on most non-school days, such as teacher workshop days, winter break, etc.
The Kid Zone program is divided into two different sessions. The before-school session begins at 6:30 am and operates until the school day begins. Children have a wide variety of activities to choose from including arts/crafts, gym games, computer lab, weekly themes, projects and hands-on learning centers. Parents can purchase a healthy breakfast for their child through the district’s breakfast program. During the after-school session, children may join in indoor/outdoor games, recreational events, homework help and enjoy an after-school snack. The after-school session begins at dismissal time and is open until 6:00 pm. Both before and after-school sessions offer a balance of fun and learning. Depending on each child’s needs, families can enroll in one or both sessions. For more information, scheduling options and registration materials, call 952-232-2154.
2018-19 Kid Zone Registration
Are you looking for care and enrichment for a younger sibling?
Growing Voices For Life AUDITIONS FOR BOYS & GIRLS GRADES 2–12 angelicacantanti.org 952.563.8572
School Age Care
Kid Zone registration for the 2018-19 school year will begin January 2, 2018. Program information can be found in the 2018 Community Education WinterSpring Catalog, on our website at www. LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org or call 952-232-2154. To register, use the district registration system Eleyo (FeePay).
Check out Wonder Zone on page 58. Registration Information
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Kid Zone School Age Care & Enrichment Where is Kid Zone Going? Join us for exciting adventures! If you don’t normally attend Kid Zone and would like to attend the field trips—no problem; just sign up for release days in non-school day option. Full descriptions of field trips are on page 63.
September / October
Northern Sites: Oak Hills will host students from Oak Hills, Cherry View, Christina Huddleston and Orchard Lake. Southern Sites: Lakeview will host students from Lakeview, Eastview, Lake Marion and JFK. September 22: Skateville, All Sites 12:30 - 3:30 pm October 19: Mad Science Presentation, South Site 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, North Site 1:00 - 3:00 pm October 20: The Works, North Site 9:30 am - 12:00 pm, South Site 12:30 - 3:00 pm
November
Northern Sites: Orchard Lake will host students from Orchard Lake, Oak Hills, Cherry View and Christina Huddleston. Southern Sites: JFK will host students from JFK, Lakeview, Eastview and Lake Marion. November 3: Bowlero Bowling, South Site 9:30am - 12:00 pm, North Site 12:30 - 3:00 pm November 6: Good Times Park, North Site 9:30 am - 12:30 pm, South Site 12:30 - 3:30 pm November 22: The Children’s Theater, All Sites 9:15 am - 1:30 pm
School Age Care
Winter Break (Open Dec. 27, & 28)
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Lake Marion will host students from all eight elementary schools. December 27: Kid Zone Backyard Circus, In-House Activity December 28: Pizza and Pool, 1:30 - 3:30 pm
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2017-18 Non-School Days (Kid Zone will be open unless noted Closed) August 28 - September 4: Closed September 22 October 19, 20 November 3, 6, 22 November 23, 24: Closed December 25, 26: Closed December 27, 28 December 29: Closed January 1: Closed January 15, 22 February 19: Closed March 23, 26, 27, 28, 29 March 30: Closed April 2 May 28: Closed June 6 June 7, 8: Closed
Kid Zone School Age Care & Enrichment Check out these great destinations! Skateville
Strap on your favorite roller skates or bring your in-line skates as you groove to the funky music on this awesome field trip! Take time out from skating and enjoy a snack of hot dog, chips and pop. Located in Burnsville.
Mad Science
We will enjoy the show “Mystery of Chemistry.” We will see a series of experiments that change, smoke and spurt! Watch liquid change into a rainbow of colors. After that we will be creating sunbead bracelets. If they change color outside you know that you need to have sunscreen on. How cool is that? This is an in-house event.
The Works
Join us as we head off to Bowlero Bowling Alley (formerly Brunswick) and hit the lanes for some bowling action. We’ll experience cosmic bowling with dancing lights, music and glow in the dark bowling lanes, pins and balls! Located in Lakeville.
Kid Zone Backyard Circus
Join us for this fun in-house event. Some of the fun things we will be doing are carnival games, face painting, ring toss and many more! This is an in-house event.
Pizza and Pool Party
Good Times Park
We will be going to Good Times Park. This brings the outside park feel inside. It is a one of a kind entirely indoor playground and recreation park. This is a great place for fun and fitness! Some of the areas are climbers, indoor jumper, basketball courts and soccer and other activities! Please note that a waiver will need to be completed for each child before the field trip. Good Times Park is located in Eagan.
Dig out your swimsuit and spend some time at the McGuire Middle School pool. Water toys will be available to use as we splash around. To make it even better we’ll enjoy a yummy pizza lunch. Do not forget your towel and a bag for your wet suit. Located in Lakeville.
The Children’s Theater
Back by popular demand! We are going to the Children’s Theater to see the classic, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”. This is a favorite for children of all ages. It is a feel good story of Cyndi Lou Who, the town of Who-ville and The Grinch. CTC is located in Minneapolis.
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School Age Care
Find out how things work in this hands-on mind-on museum as you explore optics and images, simple machines, structures, animation and more. The Works is a non-profit educational organization that makes science, math and engineering interesting, understandable and fun! The Works is located in Bloomington.
Bowlero Bowling
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Facility Scheduling & Directory Facilities and Scheduling
Lakeville Area Public School encourages the use of school buildings by the community. Lakeville Area Public Schools has 17 buildings which include eight elementary schools, three middle schools, two high schools, the District Office building, Community Education building, Area Learning Center, and Crystal Lake Education Center. The district believes that school facilities are an important resource in creating educational, recreational and social opportunities for the community. To learn more about our available facilities and scheduling information, please visit www.isd194.org/community-education/facilities/ • About Our Facilities • Facility Scheduling • Online Facility Application • Location Availability
Contact
Scan this QR code to go directly to facility use application.
For additional information about our facilities or scheduling questions, please call Devin Reyes at 952-232-2155 or email
[email protected]
Community Education Directory General Information and Enrichment Classes 952-232-2150 Lisa Wright
[email protected] Deby Style
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Director of Community Education Steve Porter 952-232-2150
[email protected]
Adult Basic Education
Facility Scheduling
Tracie Kreighbaum, ABE Manager 952-232-2161
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Nancy Eldomiatti, ABE Secretary 952-232-2082
[email protected]
Aquatics & Youth Enrichment Katey Radant, Coordinator 952-232-2169
[email protected]
Enrichment & Marketing Pam McNutt, Enrichment Coordinator 952-232-2172
[email protected] Amanda Cambronne, Manager 952-232-2170
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Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) Jennifer Krauter, Registration & Information: 952-232-3006
[email protected] Early Childhood Screening Appts. 952-232-3000 #3 Julie Ritter, Early Childhood & Family Education Manager 952-232-3014
[email protected]
Extended School Services Jean Eddy, Clerk 952-232-2154
[email protected]
Community Education Systems & Facility Use Devin Reyes, Manager 952-232-2155
[email protected]
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Julie Ryan, Coordinator 952-232-2157
[email protected] Shirley Ward, Manager 952-232-2156
[email protected]
Small Wonders Preschool Ann Skokan, Coordinator Registration and Information 952-232-3001
[email protected] Lisa Piller, Manager 952-232-3013
[email protected]
Community Education Advisory Council Members 2017-18
Jane Anderson - Chair Leslie Johnson - Vice Chair Joe Davis - Secretary Juliana Balyeat Leanne Fuith Angie Lueschen Amy Holtzman Jill Olson Kirstin Specht Liaisons Huda Ali– Equity & Innovation Deptartment Renee Brekken – Lakeville Parks & Recreation Jill Cade – 360 Communities Jessica Close – ECFE Advisory Council Kathy Lewis – School Board Stephanie Opstad – Dakota CountyLibraries
Building Locations Building Key ALC #16 Area Learning Center 20950 Howland Ave. 952-232-2080
CHE
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Christina Huddleston Elem. 9569 175th St. 952-232-3100
CLEC
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Crystal Lake Ed. Center (and Early Childhood Screening) 16250 Ipava Ave. 952-232-3000
CMS
#15
EVE
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Century Middle School 18610 Ipava Avenue W. 952-232-2300
Eastview Elementary 18060 Ipava Ave. 952-232-2600
CVE
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JFK
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Cherry View Elem. 8600 175th St. 952-232-3200
John F. Kennedy Elem. 21240 Holyoke Ave. 952-232-2800
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LME
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LNHS
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LSHS
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MMS
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District Office 8670 210th St. W. 952-232-2000
Juniper Path Building 17685 Juniper Path, Suite 200 952-232-2150 Kenwood Trail Middle School 19455 Kenwood Tr. 952-232-3800 Lake Marion Elementary 19875 Dodd Rd. 952-232-2700 Lakeville North High School 19600 Ipava Avenue West 952-232-3618
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Lakeville South High School 21135 Jacquard Ave. 952-232-3300 Lakeview Elementary 20500 Jacquard Ave. W. 952-232-2600
Oak Hills Elementary 8640 165th Street West 952-232-2500
Locations
McGuire Middle School 21220 Holyoke Ave. W. 952-232-2200
Orchard Lake Elementary 16531 Klamath Trail 952-232-2100
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Lakeville Area Community Education
Registration Form (please use black ink)
17685 Juniper Path, Suite 200, Lakeville, MN 55044
Phone: 952-232-2150
www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org Adult Contact Information Self or Parent/Guardian:
Fax: 952-469-7396
Need Financial Assistance? Please call 952-232-2150 for more information.
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Registration 5 Easy Ways to Register! Online
Online registration is available for most classes and events. If you do not have an account with Eleyo, here is how to get started in 5 steps: 1. Go to https://isd194.ce.eleyo.com 2. Select “Sign Up” and complete your information 3. Click “Create Account” 4. Verify your account via email 5. Register for classes!
In Person
17685 Juniper Path, Suite #200 Lakeville, MN 55044 Open Monday-Friday, 8 am – 4 pm (excluding holidays)
Phone
Register by phone using a Visa, MasterCard or Discover credit card by calling 952-232-2150
Mail
Detach and mail your completed registration form with check made payable to “ISD 194” or credit card authorization to: Lakeville Area Community Education 17685 Juniper Path, Suite #200 Lakeville, MN 55044
Fax
Completed registration forms with credit card authorization can be faxed to 952-469-7396
An after-hours drop box is available
Registration Forms
You may use one form to register multiple family members for programs. Additional forms are available at www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org
Confirmations
Assume you are in the class if you have signed up unless you hear from our office. If you provided an email to us, you will receive an email confirmation.
Fee Assistance
ECFE Sliding-Fee Scale
Early Childhood and Family Education uses a sliding-fee scale for classes based upon annual family income. Please use the scale and information on page 49 when registering. For Sibling Care, please fill out an additional line of the registration form with the siblings information.
Lakeville Area Community Education frequently takes photos and video of our classes and programs which may be used in publications or online. If you do not wish to have your images used, please notify us in writing in advance.
Transfers
Transfers may be made without a service fee five or more business days prior to the start of class. Transfers made two to four business days prior to the start of class will incur a $5 service fees. Transfers will not be made less than two days prior to the start of class.
Refunds
A full refund minus a $5 service fee will be made if the request to withdraw is received five or more business days before the start of class. If a request to withdraw is made two to four business days before the start of class, a $10 service fee will be deducted. Beginning one business day before the start of class, no refund will be issued. Full refunds will be issued for classes or events that are cancelled. No refunds are available for Small Wonders classes and events unless the class or event is cancelled.
Registration
Fee assistance may be available for families qualifying for the Federal Free or Reduced Lunch Program. For information on Free or Reduced Lunch, please contact Student Nutrition at 952-232-2061.
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After School Homework Enrichment Program
“a positive and safe environment for students to receive homework help.” For Middle School students (see page 24)
