Lakeville CE Spring Summer 2020

Small Wonders Preschool

ALPHABET ADVENTURES

Now I know my ABCs, won’t you come and learn with me? Make the alphabet come to life through
a wide variety of arts and crafts activities. Alphabet Adventures will expose your budding scholar to
learning letter-sound relationships, letter formation and sensory experiences. Get ready for an adventure
with the alphabet!

Research shows that kids lose an average of one month of learning over the summer break. Help your
child retain and gain knowledge in an engaging environment by enrolling now in these summer classes.

Small Wonders Alphabet Adventures will run from June 16th to August 20th. Small Wonders Preschool
teachers provide lessons and activities that are both educational and fun for your preschool age child.

Whether you are a brand new preschooler or a returning preschooler, these classes will provide young
learners with the opportunity to develop their creativity and discover the world around them. For
returning preschoolers, these classes will offer your child the routine they have learned through the
school year and for new preschoolers, these classes will help your child start the new school year with
confidence!
No class June 30, July 1 & 2.

Class options for 3 year olds, 2 years before kindergarten 9:00-11:30 am Room A-15
#204-01 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, June 16-August 20 $630

Class options for 4 year olds, 1 year before KG or going into Kindergarten Room
A-16/B27
#204-02 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, June 16-August 20 9:00-11:30 am
$630
#204-03 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, June 16-August 20 12:30-3:00 pm $630

The above summer classes are $630 for 9 total weeks in June, July, and August. For your convenience
the summer fee can be split into 3 separate payments. $210 will be charged when you register, with
$210 auto charged 7/1/20 and $210 on 8/1/20. Students will be grouped by age when possible.

Alphabet Adventures for students enrolled in Summer Wonder Zone Preschool
Summer is a time to be creative, explore new worlds, develop new skills and have
Summer is a time to be creative, explore new worlds, develop new skills and have
FUN! Students registered for Wonder Zone summer child care will attend Alphabet
Adventures with Small Wonders on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Class sizes are limited to
encourage a focused and dynamic learning environment. Children will be accepted on a first come,
first serve basis.

Children enrolled in Wonder Zone Child Care must be enrolled in Small Wonders Alphabet adventures.
Small Wonders Summer fee is $630. For your convenience, the summer fee can be split into 3 separate
payments. $210 is due at time of registration, with $210 on 7/1/20 and $210 on 8/1/20.

Class Options for 3 year olds, 2 years before kindergarten Room A-15
$630
#204-04 Tues., Wed., Thurs., June 16-August 20 9:00-11:30 am

Class Options for 4 year olds, 1 year before KG and going into Kindergarten Room
Children will be evenly divided into either an am (9:00 to 11:30) class or a pm (12:30-3:00) A-16/B27
class in order to staff appropriately at both Small Wonders and Wonder Zone. Please
indicate on your registration if your child will be attending afternoon swimming lessons. $630

#204-05 Tues., Wed., Thurs., June 16-August 20 9:00-11:30 am or 12:30-3:00 pm

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JUNE Summer Camps

ICE CREAM PARTY! EXPLORE WITH DORA KITTEN KOMOTION

Do you love ice cream? This is AND DIEGO Don’t “Paws” another moment!
Sign your child up now to
the summer camp where we Get ready for an adventure participate in kitten songs,
with Dora and Diego, we’ll
will do some cone painting, explore new places and activities and games. It will be
do an ice cream run, and
scoop some play dough. Our meet new friends. We’ll go the “purr-fect” combination of
learning and fun!
dramatic play area will be on a mission to save some
troubled animals, make rain
turned into an Ice Cream Shop. sticks, and read lots of stories. #204-11 Tuesday
Be ready for a tasty treat too! June 9 9:00-11:30 am
Come prepared for the wild
#204-06 Monday adventure. A perfect summer D-40 $22

June 1 9:00-11:30 am camp for the young explorer!
B-26 $25
ANIMAL YOGA
#204-08 Wednesday
June 3 9:00-11:30 am Together we will develop body
GIRLS, GIRLS B-26 $22 awareness and build attention
(Bring photos) skills as we play and learn
Girls, if you like to dress up through animal yoga. We’ll
like a princess or scrapbook OCEAN EXPLORE enrich our learning through
like your mom, this class is stories, rhymes and games
for you. We know girls love A world of new and exciting as we explore the benefits
glitz and glamour and things discoveries awaits your little of yoga while learning about
that sparkle. We’ll spend 2 oceanographers as they familiar animals. Dress for
days creating scrapbooks, uncover the mysteries of the comfort and be ready to move
bookmarks, tiaras, jewelry and sea. We’ll make our very own your bodies in ways that will
more! We’ll read stories about coral reef dazzling with all lead to increased balance,
fairies and princesses, sing, the sea creatures, do some coordination, focus and
dance and play in a magical whale counting and transform confidence.
storybook land. We’ll capture our classroom into a sea of
the energetic enthusiasm of adventure. Dive in and we will #204-12 Tues., Thurs
keep you hooked with lots of June 9, 11 9:00-11:30 am

little girls. Bring photos for fabulous fish activities! D-41 $44

Preschool your scrapbook! #204-09 Friday
June 5 9:00-11:30 am
#204-07 Tues, Thurs B-26 $22
June 2, 4 9:00-11:30 am
B-26 $60
PIZZA PIZZAZZ

Sink your teeth into this tasty
collection of pizza ideas and
get ready to gobble up the
fun! Our classroom will be
turned into a Pizza Parlor as we
Small Wonders do some graphing to see which
classes are located toppings everyone favors,
at the Crystal Lake learn our numbers as we play
Education Center the Pizza Number game, and
yes, of course, we will eat
(CLEC) pizza after we make our paper

16250 Ipava Ave

aprons, just like the kind real

chefs wear! Bon Appetite!

#204-10 Monday
June 8 9:00-11:30 am
B-26 $25

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MAKING MUSIC CURIOUS GEORGE WATER WATER

Get ready to move and groove Are you mischievous? Are you EVERYWHERE!
at the summer camp that curious? Are you a Curious
makes noise! Make and take George lover? We are!!! Each Cool off on hot summer
days! We’ll enjoy refreshing
home an original instrument for Curious George book written fun during water play that
your one of a kind kid band. by H.A. Rey is full of adventure
Drums, tambourines, guitars and thrill. “Go Bananas” with includes sailing sailboats,
making bubble solution to
and more! Let the music play! George and The Man With The blow gigantic bubbles with

#204-13 Wednesday Yellow Hat this summer! magic wands, water tables,
squirt bottles, sprinklers and
June 10 9:00-11:30 am #204-16 Tuesday more! Wear your swim suit
D-40 $22
June 16 9:00-11:30 am
under your clothes for a quick
FATHER’S DAY D-40 $22
transition. And bring a towel!

CELEBRATION WILD ABOUT #204-18 Tues., Wed., Thurs.
June 16, 17, 18 9:00-11:30 am
Join us for this special one- WATERMELONS B-23 $66
day event where we celebrate
the male role models (dad, Watermelon, watermelon,
grandpa, uncle, friend) in our juicy and sweet, how many
lives! We’ll play games, read slices can you eat? Count PICNIC BLAST
books about dads, grandpas, watermelon seeds, taste juicy
uncles, etc. We’ll even make Picnics are fun even with the
a special gift for that special ants and bugs! We’ll read some
person for “Father’s Day.” fruit and smell sweet scents… fun books and sing great songs
just a few of the many “ripe”
activities we have planned for as we go on our imaginary
picnic blast!
you. This class is “pick of the
#204-14 Thursday crop and fresh off the vine!” #204-19 Thursday
June 18 9:00-11:30 am
June 11 9:00-11:30 am #204-17 Wednesday D-40 $22
D-40 $22
June 17 9:00-11:30 am
D-40 $25
ZIPPITY ZAPPITY ZOO FLIPPED OVER FROGS

Elephants, tigers and lions, Jeepers creepers, take a look
at these leapers! Watch your
oh my! We’re off to the zoo! child become a hopped up
We’ll read, sing, and discover
“Who’s Who at the Zoo?” herpetologist (person who
studies frogs) as we introduce
We’ll monkey around with some fun facts about frogs; Preschool
the monkeys, slither with the
snakes, roar with the bears, how they grow up, where they
live, what they eat, and how
and tip-toe by the tigers. You they get around.
will be wild for these fabulous
“zoo-rific” activities.
#204-20 Monday
June 22 9:00-11:30 am
#204-15 Monday B-26 $22
June 15 9:00-11:30 am
B-26 $22

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QUACKITY QUACK NATURE SPY 4TH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
Come and find out what is Want to be a nature detective?
happening at the pond. We’ll Childhood is often our first Red, white and blue! Hip,
wiggle and waggle as we do encounter with nature. hip, hooray for Independence
some counting and matching Everything is fascinating. Day! Come and celebrate
and learn about all the critters Discover what animals live in our nation’s birthday with a
that live at the pond. a forest, paint with nature’s musical sidewalk parade with
brushes, and create a nature lots of star spangled fun as
#204-21 Tuesday collage. We’ll even take a we create glittery sparkers, do
June 23 9:00-11:30 am nature walk outside to see what some marching mania, and lots
D-40 $22 surprises we can find. of singing. Be sure to wear

SPORTS CAMP #204-23 Wednesday something red, white or blue
June 24 9:00-11:30 am to show your spirit as we sing
Get ready to move and groove! D-40 $22 “Happy Birthday America!”
We’ll get moving with lots of Boom, Fizzle, Aah!
fun and exercise inside and out
as we pretend to be Hungry #204-24 Thursday
Hungry Hippos with scooter June 25 9:00-11:30 am
boards, do some Hokey Pokey D-40 $22
Aerobics, run the bases, ribbon
dance, shoot hoops, plus many
more sport activities.

#204-22 Tues., Wed., Thurs.
June 23,24,25 9:00-11:30 am
B-25 $66

Preschool JULY Summer Camps

1, 2, 3 MATH & ME! SENSORY SCIENCE BUBBLES AND

You’re invited to join us for Do you like to mix, squish, RAINBOWS
hands-on, active learning stretch and stir? You’re invited
as we explore numeral to become a sensory-scientist Bubbles and a rainbow of
recognition and math skills at preschool! We’ll explore colorful centers will make this
with our preschool friends. your sense of touch as we a favorite summer camp! You
We’ll read stories, move our create and investigate sand might get a little messy as we
bodies to music, play games, foam, fizzy cloud dough, experiment with bubbles and
build and create together as slimy spaghetti, water beads, create rainbow sun catchers.
we experience how enjoyable homemade play dough and The science is simple, the
slime. The mess will be made colors are vivid and the
math exploration is. at school and recipes will be singing will be music to our
sent home if parents wish to
#204-25 Monday recreate the fun at home! ears! There will also be a
colorful and bubbly collection
July 6 9:00-11:30 am of literature that will have you
B-26 $22
#204-26 Tues., Thurs. floating on air with excitement!
July 7, 9 9:00-11:30 am
D-41 $44 #204-27 Tuesday
July 7 9:00-11:30 am
D-40 $22

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DOWN ON THE FARM

A bushel of opportunities
awaits you down on the
farm! We’ll learn about farm
animals (pigs, cows, horses,
chickens and ducks), the farm
landscape, and farm foods.
We’ll have some plain old farm
fun. So what are you waiting
for? We’ll meet you down on
the farm!

#204-28 Wednesday NASCAR RACING GLITZ AND GLITTER
July 8 9:00-11:30 am We know girls love glitz
D-40 $22 On your mark, get set….
and zoom right into this free- and glamour and things
wheelin’ adventure! We will do that sparkle. In this class we
BUILDER BOB’S some “wheel-y” fun painting will create a fancy glittered

CONSTRUCTION ZONE with our cars in our art center, picture frame, feathery purse
have some flashlight fun in our and read Shoe-La-La by Karen
Caution….Children at Work! science center and we’ll let the Beaumont.
Can we build it? Yes we can! good times roll as we crank up
Our classroom will be turned some music and pretend to
into a construction site as we drive our cars to the beat in our
play some toolbox bingo, sort music and movement center! #204-333 Wednesday
July 15 9:00-11:30 am
nuts and bolts, fill our sensory D-40 $25
table with sand and trucks, and
off to work we go! Come and We will all be winners in this
discover the many different summer camp! FUN WITH LETTERS

tools of the trade! #204-31 Tuesday AND SOUNDS
July 14 9:00-11:30 am
#204-29 Thursday D-40 $22 From “The Alphabet Song”
July 9 9:00-11:30 am to “The Alphabet March,”
D-40 $22 children will sing and learn
about letters and sounds.
AHOY, PIRATE MESSY MASTERPIECES What fun we will have hip Preschool
(Bring a White T-Shirt) hopping to the alphabet,
PRESCHOOLERS! playing a little alphabet
Paints, glitter, clay…oh my! hopscotch, and creating an
Learn how to speak like a We’ll have fun mixing and alphabet train.
pirate and discover your true matching colors and materials
pirate name as we gather to create individual works of #204-34 Thursday
together for a day of pirate art. Bring a white t-shirt to July 16 9:00-11:30 am
adventures. Pirate science, tie dye the first day. We’ll be D-40 $22
treasure bottles, sensory play, inside and outside playing and
treasure map hunting, games, creating magical messes. Let
stories and songs are a part of your child have the creativity GAMES GALORE!
your future as a Small Wonders of sloppy gloppy hands-on fun
pirate when you join us for this and leave the clean up for us. Candy Land, Uno, Tick-Tack-
voyage Drip, drop, splat, swish… play Toe, and Hopscotch to name a
clothes are a must! few! Games Galore is the name
of the game! Group games and
#204-30 Monday individual games will both be
July 13 9:00-11:30 am #204-32 Tues., Thurs.
July 14, 16 9:00-11:30 am played! Hurry and get in the
B-26 $22
D-41 $50 game!

#204-35 Monday
July 20 9:00-11:30 am

B-26 $22

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LITTLE PICASSOS PANCAKES & PAJAMAS SUMMER SAFARI

Inviting all artists to explore Come to preschool in your Pack your bags as we use our
imagination and go on a safari.
an art wonderland!  Painting, favorite pj’s and be ready for It will be a summer voyage
sculpting and beading helps pancake themed fun! We’ll
your preschoolers develop fine read stories about pancakes, where we can let our thoughts
run wild as we travel with
motor skills.  Curious kids with create silly art, sing songs passports in hand! Just imagine
imaginative ways of seeing and and end the day of fun with
thinking about the world will a kid-created pancake snack. what we will find in the Small
Wonders Safari!
love this class!  We will create Imbedded learning will include
story sequencing, following #204-40 Monday
“art”rageous pieces of art! July 27 9:00-11:30 am
directions, pre-reading skills,
#204-36 Tuesday fine motor strengthening and B-26 $22
July 21 9:00-11:30 am
D-40 $25 much more…all disguised as
FUN!
LET’S MOVE IT, MOVE IT!
EPIC BUILDERS #204-38 Wednesday
Get ready to move and groove!
Let’s build together! We’ll We’ll get moving with lots of
July 22 9:00-11:30 am fun and exercise inside and out
D-40 $25
be engineers, developing as we pretend to be Hungry
our thinking and problem-
solving skills as we design and I WANT TO BE AN Hungry Hippos with scooter
boards, do some Hokey Pokey
create towers, buildings and ASTRONAUT Aerobics, Monkey Limbo,
structures out of a variety of
materials such as clothespins, Hello, NASA! We’re ready ribbon dancing, plus many
to blast off to the moon!
craft sticks, legos, cups… Enthusiasm will rocket sky-high more movement activities.

even spaghetti noodles and as we learn about outer space #204-41 Tues., Thurs.
July 28, 30 9:00-11:30 am
foam! How high can we build and what it is like to be an D-41 $44
and how much weight can
our creations hold? What astronaut. We will be making
moon rocks and creating night
happens when we build with scenes with sparkling stars.
foam blocks and shaving THE GROUCHY
Practicing the countdown for
cream? Help us answers these this class lift off will be a star LADYBUG
questions as we learn together!
studded affair. Ladybug, ladybug, don’t fly
away, we’ve come to play! It
#204-37 Tues., Thurs. will be a buggy day as we
Preschool July 21, 23 9:00-11:30 am #204-39 Thursday
July 23 9:00-11:30 am do some Ladybug Counting,
B-25 $44 Ladybug Lotto, make a
D-40 $22
Ladybug Frisbee and a lovely
Ladybug Necklace. Author of
the day will be Eric Carle as we
read “The Grouchy Ladybug.”

#204-42 Tuesday
July 28 9:00-11:30 am
D-40 $22

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GONE FISHIN’ AUGUST Summer Camps

This summer camp is sure to STICKERS, STAMPS POPCORN PARTY!
make a splash with your little AND STENCILS
ones! The bait and tackle Pop, Pop, Popcorn! We’ll
shop will be open for business. An endless supply of stickers, read Popcorn by Frank Ash,
We will create some fabulous stamps/ink and paper/stencils make pop art, pop corn in
fishing hats, learn some tackle will be available for children the parachute, sing “poppin’
box math, and go bobbing to create their hearts desires. popcorn” and of course eat
along as we investigate items Don’t miss this chance to show popcorn! “Pop” on in for a
that float. This class is sure to your “artsy” flare! “popping” good time!

be a “keeper!” #204-45 Monday #204-48 Wednesday
August 5 9:00-11:30 am
#204-43 Wednesday August 3 9:00-11:30 am
B-26 $22 D-40 $25
July 29 9:00-11:30 am
D-40 $22

PLENTY OF POPSICLES KIDS IN THE KITCHEN A CAMPING WE WILL GO!

What a sweet treat! Come cool Are you ready for a cooking Our classroom will be
off with us as we ice paint a transformed into a
Popsicle, match up colored adventure? Let’s get cooking! campground, as we venture
popsicles and enjoy a special Cutting, pouring, mixing, and
Popsicle for our snack! mashing, once you get the into the woods to sleep in
a tent, roast marshmallows
hang of it, the sky’s the limit by the fire and look at the
for what you can create. Our
kitchen is waiting for you with stars. Together we will paint
#204-44 Thursday with items from nature, create
July 30 9:00-11:30 am good times and great food,
made by you! (Includes cooking s’mores trail mix, and explore
D-40 $25 nature play dough. Creativity
supplies and snacks.)
and imagination will make this
#204-46 Tues., Wed., Thurs. camping trip one to remember.
August 4, 5, 6 9:00-11:30 am
D-41 $80 #204-49 Thursday
August 6 9:00-11:30 am
“DINO-MITE” DINOSAUR D-40 $22

DAYS Preschool

Rumble, rumble! Stomp,
stomp! Could that be the
sound of dinosaurs thundering
down the hall? No, but it
could be the sound of excited
preschoolers arriving at our
classroom door! This class is
for our youngest experts in
paleontology and archeology! Looking
Children will travel to the past for Preschool
to explore dinosaurs, fossils and for Fall 2020? Call
prehistoric environments. This 232-3001 to see a

“tremenda-saurus” adventure classroom in action

will have your little one roaring and get more
with delight! information!
#204-47 Tuesday
August 4 9:00-11:30 am
D-40 $22

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FRIENDSHIP FAIRIES BUGS, BUGS, BUGS

Calling all fairy friends! Bring Buzz! Whirl! Zap! It sounds
your imagination to preschool like summer has gone buggy!
and we’ll create your very Be ready for some buggy
own fairy house in a tiny fairy activities as we are going to be
garden. Glitter, sparkles and busy as bees learning about
pretty things that entice the big bugs, small bugs, green
most special fairies will be on- bugs, and ladybugs! Bring
hand and ready for a creative your imagination to create your
preschool mind to put them to own make-believe bugs!
use. #294-53 Thursday
August 13 9:00-11:30 am
#204-50 Monday D-40 $22
August 10 9:00-11:30 am
B-26 $22

DANDY CANDY

Sweeeet! That’s the best way
to describe this kid pleasing
event. We’ll make candy
bracelets, luscious lollipops
and even do the licorice
limbo. The students will also
roll out an assortment of math
skills (counting, sorting, color
identification) at the Goody,

Goody Gumball center. YOU’RE THE BEST!

#204-51 Tuesday
August 11 9:00-11:30 am
D-40 $25

Preschool TAKE ME OUT TO THE

BALL GAME

Summer would not be summer
without ball games! Get ready
to swing the bat and throw
the ball as we make some ball
prints, play Parachute Ball and
pretend we are bouncing balls.
This summer camp is sure to
be a home run!

#204-52 Wednesday
August 12 9:00-11:30 am
Amy Gagliardi - Best Teacher
D-40 $22
Small Wonders Preschool - Best Preschool

Thank you to our Lakeville Area community
for voting us the #1 Readers’ Choice!

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GET READY for a New Year!

On your mark…Get set…Go!
Join us for lots of learning and fun as we….

Welcome our new preschoolers,
Re-discover with our experienced preschoolers,
Prepare our brand new kindergartners!

Each day will be filled with hands-on centers, including circle and group
time, gross and fine motor activities, dramatic play, music,
art, science, math, story time, and snack time. The theme
related curriculum is sure to grab your child’s attention,
stimulate their interest and create excitement about
the discoveries they will be making.

Let’s Get Ready
for KINDERGARTEN!

For students entering Kindergarten this fall

Speed on into class so we can help you PRESCHOOL PREP!
prepare for the “Big Race” also known as
kindergarten! We’ll focus on kindergarten For students 1 & 2 yrs. before Kindergarten

readiness through technology, songs, If you are new to preschool or returning to Preschool
learning games, literature, science preschool, this is for you. Let’s go for a little
experiments, number magic, letters and school tour to help you know what a preschool
sounds, name printing, plus many more classroom has waiting for you, re-acquaint with
center activities where the children will old friends and meet new. We’ll introduce
learn by exploring. This class will introduce places such as the classroom centers, location
the adventures awaiting you as we calm of the restrooms, school office, gym, and
your anxiety about being a brand new outside playground. Then we will show you
kindergartner. Say “good-bye” to preschool, what we do while we are at preschool…paint
“hello” to kindergarten! (Bring a peanut-free with shaving cream, play musical Lummi sticks,
enjoy snack with new friends, sing to your
bag lunch each day) heart’s content, run off some energy as we
play games in the gym or outside playground,
#204-54 Monday-Friday plus many more activities full of learning!
August 10-14 9:00 am-3:00 pm Come prepared to have fun as you discover
D41 $210 or re-discover first- hand what preschool is all
about!

#204-55 Tues, Wed, Thurs
August 11, 12, 13 9:00-11:30 am
B26 $66

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PreschoolSmall Wonders Preschool

Why

SMALL WONDERS

preschool?

• 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 + 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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Passionate about LEARNING Small Wonders
Part of the Lakeville School district, Small PRESCHOOL SCHEDULE,
Wonders is committed to world-class, child-
centered excellence. Small Wonders builds Locations and Tuition
a child’s confidence, and prepares them with
a strong foundation for future learning. Our 3’s and 4’s Preschool – 2 years before
Houghton Mifflin curriculum emphasizes kindergarten • Must be 3 by Sept. 1, 2020 and
early literacy, and helps children develop a be able to toilet independently.
passion for learning. Our teachers use leading
technology to spark imagination! Tues/Thurs 9:00-11:30 $155/month
Small Wonders STAFF is our strength
Once you meet our teachers and Tues/Thurs 12:30-3:00 $155/month
assistants you will see what we
mean. They are nurturing, energetic Mon/Wed 12:30-3:00 $155/month
professionals with a passion for helping
children learn to their fullest potential. Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00-11:30 $210/month
We have licensed teachers and highly
qualified assistants with extensive Mon/Wed/Fri 12:30-3:00 $210/month
experience who participate in continuous
professional development training with Tues/Thurs 9:00-3:00 $330/month
Lakeville district staff. Their creative
approach tailored to each session makes All Day Junior 9:00-3:00 $770/month Preschool
class time new and exciting each and Academy
every day!
Parents are our PARTNERS 4’s and 5’s Preschool - One year before
Ongoing communication from teachers kindergarten • Must be 4 by Sept. 1, 2020 and
helps you, your child’s first and most be able to toilet independently
important teacher, keep up to date on
daily activities. As the early childhood Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00-11:30 $210/month
programming becomes more and more
flexible, teachers use multiple avenues to Mon/Wed/Fri 12:30-3:00 $210/month
communicate with parents: face to face,
notes home, phone, email and social Tues/Wed/Thurs 12:30-3:00 $210/month
media.
Many OPTIONS Mon-Thurs 9:00-11:30 $265/month
Small Wonders preschool offers a
variety of options to fit every child’s Mon-Thurs 12:30-3:00 $265/month
developmental needs. Choose from two
to five day programs, with the option to Mon-Fri 9:00-11:30 $320/month
add enrichment classes (taught by Small
Wonders teachers) or Wonder Zone wrap Tues/Thurs 9:00-3:00 $330/month
around child care available M-F 6:30 am
to 6:00 pm. Tues/Wed/Thurs 9:00-3:00 $480/month

= New for 2020-2021 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00-3:00 $480/month

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5 & Growing M-F 8:45-12:45 $365/month

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Wonder Zone SWuomnmdeerrZWoonneder Zone 2020

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
child or pack a nut free bag lunch from home.

Children will Children will Wonder Zone
learn through... explore... Event Days

• Individual, small and • Art Wonder Zone is open
large group activities • Music on non-preschool days
• Dramatic Play as well as most district
• Hands-on learning • Science non-school days such as
centers • Math MEA, Spring Break, etc.
• Literacy Children attending event
• Indoor and outdoor • Small & Large Motor days will have a fun-filled
recreation time theme day including
Skills special in-house activities.
Not needing childcare, • Social Skills Activities on event days
but looking for preschool will be posted in the
Are you looking for care and Wonder Zone classroom.
opportunities? Small enrichment for an Check with the Wonder
Wonders Preschool has older sibling? Zone teachers for event
several options for you. See details.
Check out Kid Zone on
page 61. page 67.

Looking for an exciting
summer experience?
See page 66 for
Summer
Wonder Zone.

Registration Information Page 83 63

Summer WondeWroZnodneer 2Z0o2ne0Wonder 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.

2020-21 Wonder Zone Options 2020-21 Wonder Zone Rates
Full Time Option Registration Fee: $50

The Full Time Option offers a consistent Full Time 5 Days Daily *Weekly
schedule Monday through Friday from 6:30 am Rate Rate
to 6:00 pm (early morning 6:30 am to 9:00 am,
late afternoon 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm) throughout $40 $200
the year. Children must be registered for 5 days.
Register for Event Days if needed. Full Time Academy $25 $125

Part Time Option Full Time Early Morning or $25
Late Afternoon (M-F)
The Part Time Option offers a consistent weekly
schedule throughout the school year for those Part Time 4 Days $44 $176
not needing care all 5 days. You choose the days
your child will attend and we will expect your Part Time 3 Days $44 $132
child on those days throughout the school year.
Children need to be registered for a minimum Part Time 2 Days $44 $88
of 2 days per week (days of your choosing).
Register for Event Days if needed. Part Time Academy 4 Days $27 $108

Part Time Academy 3 Days $27 $81

Unscheduled Days Part Time Academy 2 Days $27 $54
Part Time Early Morning or $27 $240
If you need to add an unscheduled Wonder Late Afternoon $60
Zone day, you may do so if space is available. Unscheduled Days $40
Please contact your Wonder Zone site 24 hours $43
in advance for availability. Unscheduled Day Unscheduled Academy Days $47
rates apply.
Full Time Event Days
Event Days
Part Time Event Days
These days are non-Small Wonders days and * Single Slots After June 1
non-school days in the Lakeville Area School (Wonder Zone only)
District such as Winter Break, Spring Break,
workshop days, etc. Families choosing these * The weekly rates are based on a full week. If it is
days will register separately as needed. 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, 2020 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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2020-21 Wonder Zone Early Childhood Screening, SWuomnmdeerrZWoonneder Zone 2020
Registration page 49.

Wonder Zone is currently taking
registrations for the 2020-21 school
year. Program information can be found
in this catalog, on our website at www.
LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org or call
952-232-2154. To register, use the district
online registration system Eleyo.

Wonder Zone is a great choice

because...

• Full day enrichment care.
• Parent Aware 4-Star Rating.
• Enthusiastic and experienced staff.
• 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.

2019-20 Wonder Summer Water Safety Day
Zone Closed Dates
Ages 4-8
The Wonder Zone school year Swimming is one of life’s great pleasures.
program will be open from It offers many health and fitness benefits,
September 3, 2019 through cools you off on a hot day, and provides a
June 5, 2020. The summer great opportunity to socialize with family and
program will begin June 10, friends. Make sure you and yours stay safe
2020. Wonder Zone will be in the water by being water aware. Join us
closed the following dates to learn more about how to be safe in and
during around the water during our summer safety
the school year: day events. For additional information please
visit: www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org
April 10 $9/1 session 5:15-6:15 pm MMS Pool
May 25 #704-106 Wednesday, June 24
June 8 & 9 #704-107 Wednesday, July 15

Registration Information Page 83 65

Summer Wonder Zone 2020Join Summer Wonder Zone, a child care and enrichment program for children
ages 3-6 years by Sept. 1 and who are able to toilet independently.

Summer Wonder Zone offers a fun-filled, full day of child care and learning experiences.
The curriculum incorporates summer fun as well as art, science, physical education, literacy,
music, computers and more.

Location: Summer Wonders Zone
Summer Days
Crystal Lake Education Center
16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044

Dates: Activities & More
June 10 - August 28 • Special events, theme days and in-house
Closed, July 3 & August 31-September 7
Hours: entertainment.
• Fun-filled water days on site.
6:30 am - 6:00 pm • Quiet time to relax.

Summer Wonder Zone fits your Meals & Snacks
schedule! • Breakfast and afternoon snack included

Join us all twelve weeks or select the weeks you Monday-Friday.
need us. • Hot lunch available for purchase Monday

Participate 3, 4, or 5 days per week.* -Thursday.
* Small Wonders is Tuesday, Wednesday and • Parents should provide a nut free bag lunch

Thursday on Friday, as well as other days your child is
not eating a hot lunch.

Fees: Swim Lessons
Swim Lessons are available for children
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (3 day): $93 entering Kindergarten in the fall.
Monday - Thursday (4 day): $134
Tuesday - Friday (4 day): $134 Program Dates & Details:
Monday - Friday (5 day): $175 June 29-July 9 (M-Th) 2:05-2:50 pm
July 13-23 (M-Th) 2:05-2:50 pm
* Small Wonders registration and fees are
separate. For more information, see page 51.

• Transportation is provided
• Assessments given for each child to

establish appropriate class level.
• Swim instructors are Red Cross trained to

help your child enjoy developing swimming
and water safety skills in a positive learning
environment.
• For more information, see page 44.

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About Kid Zone Kid Zone School Age Care & Enrichment

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, tech time, 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 questions, call 952-232-2154.

2020-21 Are you looking
Kid Zone Registration for care and

Kid Zone is currently accepting enrichment for a
registrations for the 2020-21 school younger sibling?
year. Program information can be
found in this catalog, on our website at Check out Wonder
Zone on page 63.
www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org
or call 952-232-2154. To register, use
the district registration system Eleyo.

Looking for an exciting
summer experience?

See pages 70-78 for
Summer Adventures.

Registration Information Page 83 67

Kid Zone School Age Care & EnrichmentWhere 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.

Spring Break (March 20-March 27)

Northern Sites: Cherry View will host students from Cherry View,
Christina Huddleston, Oak Hills and I/A Orchard Lake.

Southern Sites: Lake Marion will host students from Lake Marion,
Lakeview, Eastview and JFK.

March 20: Grand Slam, South Site 9:30 am-12:30 pm,

North Site 12:30-3:30 pm

March 23: Celebrate National Puppy Day, In-House Activity

March 24: Twins Educational Tour, North Site 9:00 am-1:00 pm,
South Site 12:00-4:00 pm

March 25: Rockin Jump, South Site 9:30-11:30 am, North Site Fun!
12:30-2:30 pm

March 26: Reptile Show, North Site 9:45 am - 12:45 pm, South
Site 12:15 - 3:15 pm

March 27: MN Zoo, All Sites 10:00 am-4:00 pm

April

Northern Sites: Christina Huddleston will host students from 2019-20
Christina Huddleston, Cherry View, I/A Orchard Lake and Non-School Days
Oak Hills.
(Kid Zone will be open
Southern Sites: JFK will host students from JFK, Lakeview, unless noted Closed)
Lake Marion and Eastview. March 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27

April 13: Kidcreate at Kid Zone, In-House Activity, North Site April 10: Closed
10:00 am-12:00 pm, South Site 1:00-3:00 pm April 13

May 25: Closed
June 8, 9: Closed

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Check out these great destinations! Kid Zone School Age Care & Enrichment

Grand Slam

This adventure offers a variety of fun! New this
time, we are going to do the jumping pit at Grand
Slam. Swing away on the miniature golf course,
ride the bumper cars and hit a homerun in the
batting cages! All of these activities are unlimited.
Located in Burnsville.

Celebrate National Puppy Day Reptile Show

It’s National Puppy Day! Dress up like your favorite Now is your chance to see “Big Al”, an 11 1/2
puppy! Play puppy relays, pin the tail on the puppy foot alligator from Florida! Join us as we travel
and puppy poo pick up. Participate in a howling to the new Reptile and Amphibian Discovery
contest. See who is the best howler. This is an Zoo. Once there, we will view a program
in-house event. featuring a variety of fascinating reptiles and
amphibians. We will see and touch some
Twins Educational Tour of their frogs, salamanders, turtles, lizards,
snakes and small crocodilians. After the
Join us as we visit the Target Field. Target Field presentation we will have time to view the
is a great place to learn as well as see where our exhibits. We will head
favorite past time happens. Learn while we get a home with a greater
tour of the ballpark. Be sure to wear comfortable understanding of these
shoes! Located in Minneapolis. unique animals and
the incredible lives
Rockin Jump they lead. Located in
Owatonna.
Join us as we visit the trampoline park. Jump in
the open jump areas or play some trampoline MN Zoo
dodgeball. Don’t forget to have your parents
complete the online waiver (good for 1 year) or the There is always something happening at
paper waiver form. They provide the fancy yellow the zoo whether you are inside or outside.
jumping socks so bring lots of energy to this field This zoo is home to 2000 animals! We can
trip. Located in Eagan. checkout Discovery Bay with its undersea
world. Then stroll along one of the several
trails offered. We’ll take a break for lunch and
play. Here we can get face to face with grizzly
bears, watch wild boars, and catch a glimpse
of the rare, beautiful Amur leopard. Wow!
Located in Apple Valley.

Kidcreate at Kid Zone

Bring on your inner VanGogh as we paint
a cute puppy on canvas. The artists from
Kidcreate will come with all of their tricks of
the trade to help us create a masterpiece! This
is an in-house event.

Registration Information Page 83 69

Summer Adventures 2020 Calling all kids, grades 1-6

Experience our Summer Adventures care and enrichment program
for children entering grades 1-6 for children in Lakeville Area Schools

and the surrounding area!

Our program offers a variety of fun activities, Summer Adventures offers three sessions
learning experiences and exciting adventures. Monday -Thursday: Sunrise, Camp and Sunset.
Breakfast, lunch and snack are provided
Mondays through Thursdays, as well as Children may attend one, two or
breakfast and snack on Fridays. all three sessions.
Summer Adventures fits your schedule!
Families can participate full time or part time Sunrise Session, 6:30-8:30 am
throughout the summer. Choose five days
a week or less, every week throughout the Children have their choice of participating
summer or only the weeks needed. in art, science, tech time, games or sports.
Relaxation and social time are also part of
Locations: the Sunrise Session.
Breakfast included.
Oak Hills Elementary
8640 165th St. W. Camp Session, 8:30-11:30 am
For children enrolled at Oak Hills & Cherry
View Camps will challenge and enrich your
Christina Huddleston child’s mind and body through fun and
9569 175th St. learning activities. Choose a camp each
For children enrolled at Christina Huddleston, week from three areas: STEAM and Crafts,
Eastview & Orchard Lake Sports & More and For the Fun of It!
John F. Kennedy Elementary Camp Descriptions, pages 72-75.
21240 Holyoke Ave. W.
For children enrolled at JFK, Lake Marion and
Lakeview.
Dates:
June 10 - August 28
CLOSED : July 3 & August 31-September 7
Hours:
Program Hours, 6:30 am to 6:00 pm

Register Today! Sunset Session, 11:30-6:00 pm

Activity clubs, indoor/ outdoor recreation,
trips to the pool and fun with friends.
Coordinate swim lessons and enrichment
Fees: classes with the sunset session.

Registration Fee $25.00 Hot lunch & snack included.
Sunrise $12.00
Camp $15.00
Sunset $16.00
Full Day $43.00
Fabulous Friday $45.00 Summer Adventures T-Shirt Included!

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Summer Adventures is your One Stop Shop

Launch Into Learning Summer Program! Extended School Year
Launch into Learning is a great opportunity for Extended School Year (ESY) services are
young learners to continue their education in fun, provided to students who receive special
interactive, hands-on classes. Students learn with education services during the school
their friends and teachers from their own school. year and meet criteria to receive special
Paired with math and literacy, students will be education services beyond the regular
participating in engaging, academic themes, such school year.
as, Creation Studio, Teamwork for Tomorrow,
Culinary arts, Number Mania and Technical Tools. Monday-Thursday July 6-July 30
Transportation is available.

Grades K-5 Grades 6-8 Varying times between 8:30 am-12:30 pm.
8:15-11:30 am 8:00-11:45 am
Students attending Extended School Year
6 weeks | Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays may participate in the Summer Adventures
July 16 -July 23, 2020 program. Transportation is provided between
the Summer Adventures sites and Extended
This program is state funded through Targeted Services. School Year schools.
There is no fee for Launch into Learning. Registration is now
open through April 30th, 2020 by invitation only.

Aquatics Youth Enrichment Classes
Jump into Swim Lessons or Open Swim Summer Adventures children at John F Kennedy,
this summer while at Summer Adventures! Christina Huddleston and Oak Hills can
Transportation is provided to and from the coordinate enrichment classes with their Sunset
pool during the Sunset program. Session.
New this summer! Full Day Combo Camps.
Swim Lessons | Monday-Thursday See pages 24-31 for more information and other
June 29-July 9 enrichment class opportunities.
July 13-23 Look for the star! The SA star indicates these
See page 44 for more Summer Adventures classes are at Summer Adventures sites.
Swim Lesson info, including discounted fees. Register on Eleyo under Courses. Fees for
Swim levels can be found on pages 40-41. these classes are not included in the Summer
Summer Adventures Open Swim Adventures fee; transportation not included.
Offered throughout the summer optionally for
students. Bring swimwear and a towel.

Assessment Day Fabulous Fridays Special Trip
August 27 Children attending Fridays will have a full day of August 26
exciting adventures! Each Friday will offer a full day of
Summer Adventures is open on fun from 6:30 am-6 pm. Exciting destinations include Science Museum of MN August
District assessment day. 26 is a Teacher Planning Day.
Skateville and Cascade Bay. Students attending Summer
We work with District programs to Adventures on this day will
simplify this Fridays include breakfast, snack, entry fees and have a special trip to the MN
transportation. Science Museum. Check with
day for your family. your Summer Adventures site for
For a complete list of field trip destinations,
Watch for more details! see pages 77-78. additional information.

Summer Adventures CAMPSSummer Adventures Camps will challenge and enrich your mind and body through fun
learning activities. Choose a camp each week from three areas: STEAM & Crafts, Sports and
More, or For the Fun of It. Camps are offered Monday through Thursday from
8:30 am–11:30 pm.

STEAM & CRAFTS SA Designers NEW! Cardboard City
Grades 1-2
All Hands On NEW! Grades 3-6
Have you always wanted to be Campers will design and create their
a designer? In this class you will very own land of cardboard! Join us
Grades 1-2 & Grades 3-6 create a blueprint and a diorama of as we explore your creativity and use
Who doesn’t like to stay busy. In your imagination to create a land of
this class we will make different your dream bedroom. How creative whatever you want! Mazes, castles,
can you get and what will it look costumes, what you make is up to
items to keep you busy. Challenge like? you!
your 5 senses to keep your brain Week 7, July 20-23
busy. Have fun making and playing Week 5, July 6-9
with bubbles, playdough and fidget
toys. NEW!
Space Camp NEW!
Week 2, June 15-18 Grades 1-2 Space Camp
Do you think it would be fun to be Grades 3-6
an astronaut? Join us as we learn Do you think it would be fun to be
Jr. Detectives an astronaut? Join us as we learn
Grades 1-2 about outer space? Work on team about outer space? Work on team
building skills as we create rockets
Are you the kind of kid who loves to launch. We will also explore the building skills as we create rockets
a good mystery? Do you secretly to launch. We will also explore the
want to be a super spy? Join our Jr. solar system and create our very solar system and create our very
Detectives academy and learn the own planet!
art of sleuthing! Learn how to write own planet!
secret messages only your friends Week 6, July 13-16
can see, solve mysteries, and Week 7, July 20-23
practice your sneaky skills!
Week 3, June 22-25 Cardboard City Minions ™
Grades 3-6 Grades 1-2
Trick Play
Grades 3-6 Campers will design and create Behind every super villain turned
their very own land of cardboard! into a good guy, super spy, there
Shazam! A magician never reveals Join us as we explore your creativity are 1,000 little funny dudes who
their secrets, but in your case we and use your imagination to create know how to make cool stuff!
will make an exception. In this a land of whatever you want! Become an honorary minion, make
camp you will learn the secrets of Mazes, castles, costumes, what you bouncing plutonium eggs, try out
the greatest magicians, explore make is up to you! minion secret experiments and
optical illusions and tricks sure Week 6, July 13-16 learn the language of Minionese.
to impress the crowd! In the end As a wise, wise minion once said,
put your new skills to the test in a “Ba tis pata da be agei!” -Bob
dazzling show for your friends! Week 8, July 27-30
Week 3, June 22-25
Creeper Science
The Art of Disney™ Grades 3-6
Grades 1-2
This week is filled with the science
Alakazoola Magicaboola Bippity behind the game Minecraft ™!
Boppity Boo! Step inside the world Bring the game to life by learning
of Disney and recreate the art about all the things in Minecraft
that makes it so neat! Make your that surround us every day. You will
own beauty & the beast mirror, an discover the real science behind
incredible cape and more fun right molten lava, rock mining, caves,
out of the movies you love! and explosions. Campers will
Week 5, July 6-9 explore this science with awesome
experiments that will blow your
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Week 8, July 27-30

Little Biz Town Comic College Summer Adventures CAMPS
Grades 1-2
Grades 3-6
Biz Town campers will spend their Enroll in Comic College! Learn
week preparing for Big Biz day. You how to draw some of your favorite
will decide what kind of business Superheroes and learn the tricks
you want to run and how to run it. of comic book writers. Create your
You will have your own job at the own comic book! Comic book
business and help to make your campers will spend the week
opening a big success! For the final learning drawing tricks and to
day invite your friends and family to develop your own characters and
Biz Town where they will become their stories. This camp is going to
your customers! If this sounds like a be Marvel-ous!
camp for you, you’re hired! Week 11, August 17-20
Week 9, August 3-6

Time Travelers NEW! SPORTS & MORE

Grades 3-6 Fun & Fitness NEW!
Step into our time machine as we
travel back in time to the Wild West Big Biz Town Grades 1-2
Gold Rush Days or way back to Grades 3-6 Campers will exercise their gross
and fine motor skills while enjoying
the days of cavemen and dinosaur Biz Town campers will spend their a variety of sports and games
hunts. Maybe go decades forward week preparing for Big Biz day. You
into the future. What should shelter, will decide what kind of business designed to build concentration,
you want to run and how to run it. strength, speed, and skill. Join
transportation and technology You will have your own job at the us for a week of fitness fun which
look like in each era? How will business and help to make your
food change as we go behind and opening a big success! For the final includes yoga, obstacle courses,
day invite your friends and family to sensory walks, Zumba, and dancing.
ahead? As you go through time Biz Town where they will become Learn, play and improve sports
you will accomplish tasks from each your customers! If this sounds like a
era. Plan to design your own model camp for you, you’re hired! skills while having fun!
Week 10, August 10-13
of a time machine. Bring your Week 2, June 15-18

imagination as we soar through Sports of All Sorts
time. Grades 3-6

Week 9, August 3-6 Dino Discovery NEW! Get your game on! Here is your
chance to participate in all sorts of
Brix Grades 1-2 sports. Campers will play popular
Grades 1-2 What are now fossils were once games like kickball and soccer,
If we build it they will come! This dinosaurs that roamed the earth. practice their shots in basketball,
Discover cool dinosaurs up close. swing for the fences in whiffle ball
camp will challenge even the What did they look like? How did and so much more!
biggest Lego ™ fans! This week Week 2, June 15-18
we will challenge ourselves to they survive? Stomp through the
halls in your giant dinosaur feet. Amazing Athletes NEW!
build the greatest landmarks, star How many shoes would it take to
ships, castles, and more! Create Grades 1-2
an air powered Lego car and race fill a real dinosaur footprint? Come Get ready to talk all things sports
your friends or create a twisty turny explore in Dino Discovery! and learn about famous athletes
marble maze! The possibilities are Week 11, 17-20 during this week of camp. We will
endless!! also try some new sports and learn
how to be a team player.
Week 10, August 10-13 Week 3, June 22-25

Registration Information Page 83 73

Game Show Mania Splish Splash SA Olympics NEW!
Grades 3-6 Grades 1-2
Grades 1-2
Come on down you’re the next Who’s up for some water fun? Be The 2020 Summer Olympics
Summer Adventures CAMPScontestant of on our Summer prepared to get wet as you go begin on July 24 in Tokyo. We will
Adventures game show. You will through the sprinkler, play water learn about the Olympic mascot
put your skills to the test while games and relax in the sun. Don’t Miraitowa. We will keep a daily
participating in minute to win it forget your towels and swimsuits! medal count during the summer
challenges, “friendly feud” and Week 6, July 13-16 Olympics. What will you learn
many more. about Tokyo? Join us for our own
Week 3, June 22-25 The Great Escape version of the Olympic games
Grades 3-6 complete with opening and closing
Lil’ Sports Camp ceremonies. Go U.S.A.
Grades 1-2 Have you always wanted to go to
an escape room? What if you could Week 8, July 27-30
Enjoy an exciting, physically active create your own! Join the great
and well-rounded experience. escape and you and your team will Big Games
Kids will learn about staying fit create an escape room for the rest Grades 3-6
while having fun. We will focus on of the campers! Do you have what
building a love for physical activity it takes to make sure they don’t This ain’t your grandma’s hide and
by combining it with fun activities escape? go seek, this is BIG game camp!
like jump roping, hula hooping Week 6, July 13-16 In this camp we will play super
and participating in fun sports and fun large group games. Challenge
games. Wipe Out! the villagers to defeat the grogs,
Week 5, July 6-9 Grades 1-2 compete with your friends in a
life-size game of hungry, hungry
Amazing Athletes NEW! We invite you to a mission, an hippos. Each day will be filled with
impossible mission! If you choose new and crazy games that are crazy
Grades 3-6 to accept you will cross dangerous fun!
Get ready to talk all things sports obstacles, perform gravity defying Week 8, July 27-30
and learn about famous athletes acts and IF you succeed you and
during this week of camp. We will your team will go down in history. Duck & Dodge
also try some new sports and learn This message will self-destruct in Grades 1-2
how to be a team player. 5…4…3…2…1!
Week 5, July 6-9 Week 7, July 20-23 Watch out, don’t get out! We will
play a variety of dodge ball and
Splash & Dash tag games. Learn sportsmanship,
Grades 3-6 teamwork and healthy exercise
habits including how to check your
Enjoy water activities with a twist. pulse. If you have a lot of energy
Play a variety of games and add this camp is for you!
the element of water. Enjoy sponge Week 9, August 3-6
tag, sprinklers, water play and
relaxing in the sun. Bring your SA Olympics NEW!
swimsuit and towel.
Week 7, July 20-23 Grades 3-6
The 2020 Summer Olympics
begin on July 24 in Tokyo. We will
learn about the Olympic mascot
Miraitowa. We will keep a daily
medal count during the summer
Olympics. What will you learn
about Tokyo? Join us for our own
version of the Olympic games
complete with opening and closing
ceremonies. Go U.S.A.

Week 9, August 3-6

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MN Adventure NEW!
Uffda-you betcha- come and have
some hot dish! What is the state
bird? When was it found? How Summer Adventures CAMPS
much do you know about the state
you live in? Come join us for some
Minnesota Nice!

Week 7, July 20-23

Aqua Adventure NEW!
WARNING: Camp will be a SOAK
zone this week! This week will be
Get Down! FOR THE FUN OF IT a water extravaganza as we will
Grades 1-2
Grades 1-6 NEW! explore and enjoy all things water!
Ready to get your groove on? Bring your bathing suit and a towel
Practice your Breakin, Disco Fever, SCOOB as we promise a wet and wild week
Electric Slide, Floss or do your own Scooby Dooby Doo, where are
thing. Grab your friends and make you? We have some work to do of fun!
up the next cool dance. Put your
dancing shoes on and get funky! now. Join us for the fun of all things Week 8, July 27-30
Week 10, August 10-13 Scooby Doo. Play your favorite
Doggie gym game. Build a dog Movie Mania NEW!
Retro Recess house and enjoy the Scooby Treats. Dreaming of directing your
Grades 3-6 own movie? Put on your fancy
Week 2, June 15-18 sunglasses, grab some popcorn,
Come join the excitement of
learning some “old school style” All Kinds of Science NEW! and prepare your Oscar speech.
games and sports. This camp will Using a video app on the iPads, get
offer a variety of activities including, Who doesn’t love science? Grab the cameras rolling! Learn to edit,
capture the flag, kick the can, four your lab coats and join us for add sound effects, music, graphics,
square and steal the bacon. hands-on-learning experiments. and your own personal credits at
Week 10, August 10-13 What will we discover? We will the end. We will have a film festival
make predictions, measure and on the last day of camp and share
Retro Recess mix ingredients and learn about all our creations!
Grades 1-2 things related to science.
Week 3, June 22-25 Week 9, August 3-6
Come join the excitement of
learning some “old school style” Sponge Bob™ NEW! Around the World NEW!
games and sports. This camp will Aye Aye Captain!! Come and join
offer a variety of activities including, Captain Dan as we explore the We will take the kids
capture the flag, kick the can, four wacky world of SpongeBob Square across the globe to
square and steal the bacon. pants. Who goes to summer camp explore their favorite
Week 11, August 17-20 under the sea? We do! Come join countries and learn a little
us for a week of porous fun. about various cultures.
Get Down! What they eat, how they
Grades 3-6 Week 5, July 6-9 live, their language, music and
different sports.
Ready to get your groove on? Cooking & Camping NEW! Week 10, August 10-13
Practice your Breakin, Disco Fever,
Electric Slide, Floss or do your own Calling all nature lovers! Get in Best of the Best NEW!
thing. Grab your friends and make touch with the great outdoors. Make everything a challenge,
up the next cool dance. Put your Learn about camping safety! Enjoy where the best of the best campers
dancing shoes on and get funky! some traditional camp food. Sing and staff rise above the crowd.
Week 11, August 17-20 campfire songs. Create some art Challenges do not need to be only
using items found in nature. The sports or art, you can add cooking,
camping knapsack race will test storytelling, skits, talent shows,
your strength and endurance. The writing/drawing, or best wolf howl,
final challenge will be leaving the most sinister laugh, etc.
campsite exactly as you found it!
Week 6, July 13-16 Week 11, August 17-20

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Summer Adventures At-A-Glance Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6
June 10-11 June 15-18 June 22-25 June 29–July 2 July 6-9 July 13-16

Theme Week: STEAM & Crafts
Let Summer
All Hands On Junior Detective The Art of Space Camp
begin! (gr. 1-2) (gr. 1-2) Disney ™ (gr.1-2) (gr.1-2)
Theme Week:
All Hands On Trick Play Party Like it’s SA Designer Cardboard City
(gr. 3-6) (gr. 3-6) (gr. 3-6) (gr. 3-6)
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Fun & Fitness Sports & More Lil Sports Camp Splish Splash
(gr. 1-2) (gr. 1-2) (gr. 1-2)
Amazing
Athletes (gr. 1-2)

Sports of All Game Show Amazing The Great
Sorts (gr. 3-6 Mania (gr. 3-6) Athletes (gr. 3-6) Escape (gr. 3-6)

For the Fun of It! (gr. 1-6)

Scoob ™ All Kinds of Sponge Bob ™ Cooking &
Science Camping

Field Trips

June 12 June 19 June 26 (no trips) July 10 July 17
Skateville Zero Gravity Cascade Bay
11:30-3:00 John F. Kennedy Emagine
Fort Snelling 12:00-2:30 11:30-3:30 Theater
11:30-2:30 Skateville Fort Snelling
Zero Gravity 11:30-3:00 11:30-2:30 TBD
12:00-2:30 Fort Snelling
11:30-2:30 Christina Huddleston Faribault Cascade Bay
Aquatic Center 11:30-3:30
Zero Gravity
12:00-2:30 11:15-4:00

Oak Hills Emagine Faribault
Theater Aquatic Center
Skateville
11:30-3:00 TBD 11:15-4:00

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Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Summer Adventures At-A-Glance
July 20-23 July 27-30 August 3-6 August 10-13 August 17-20 August 24-27

STEAM & Crafts

Cardboard City Minions ™ Little Biz Town Brix Dino Discovery Theme Week:
(gr.1-2) (gr.1-2) (gr.1-2) (gr.1-2) (gr.1-2) Summer Mash

Space Camp Creeper Science Time Travelers Big Biz Town Comic College Up
(gr.3-6) (gr.3-6) (gr.3-6) (gr. 3-6) (gr.3-6)

Sports & More

Wipe Out SA Olympics Duck & Dodge Get Down Retro Recess
(gr.1-2) (gr.1-2) (gr.1-2) (gr.1-2) (gr.1-2)

Splash & Dash Big Games SA Olympics Retro Recess Get Down
(gr.3-6) (gr.3-6) (gr.3-6) (gr.3-6) (gr.3-6)

For the Fun of It! (gr. 1-6)

MN Adventure Aqua Adventure Movie Mania Around the Best of the Best
World

Field Trips

July 24 July 31 August 7 August 14 August 21 August 28

John F. Kennedy

Faribault Hightouch Apple Valley InnerActive Bell Museum/ MN Zoo (gr.1-3)
Aquatics Center Hightech Water Park 10:15-1:45 Planetarium 9:30-3:30
9:00-1:15 11:00-3:00 12:15-4:00
11:15-4:00 Valleyfair (gr.4-6)
10:00-4:00

Christina Huddleston

Emagine Hightouch InnerActive Bell Museum/ Apple Valley MN Zoo (gr.1-3)
Theater Hightech 10:15-1:45 Planetarium Water Park 9:30-3:30
9:00-1:15 11:00-3:00
TBD 9:15-1:00 Valleyfair (gr.4-6)
10:00-4:00

Oak Hills

Cascade Bay Hightouch Bell Museum/ Apple Valley InnerActive MN Zoo (gr.1-3)
11:30-3:30 Hightech Planetarium Water Park 10:15-1:45 9:30-3:30
9:00-1:15 11:00-3:00
9:15-1:00 Valleyfair (gr.4-6)
10:00-4:00

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Summer Adventures At-A-Glance Children attending Fridays will have a full day of exciting adventures from 6:30 am to 6 pm.
Some of our exciting destinations include Skateville and Cascade Bay Water Park. Our fabulous
Fridays include a full day of care and enrichment, breakfast, snack, entry fees and transportation.
Please pack a bag lunch. The fee for the Valleyfair trip is an additional $10. Children must wear their

Summer Adventures t-shirt on field trips.

Skateville Faribault Aquatic Center NBeElWl !Museum & Planetarium
NEW!
Strap on your favorite roller skates The Bell Museum brings together
or rollerblades as you groove to the Come join us as we beat the heat. science, art and the environment
funky music in this awesome field There are many things at this water with a unique Minnesota
trip. Take time out from skating and park to enjoy. A climbing wall, lily perspective. We will take the
enjoy a hot dog, chips and pop. pad walk, water basketball and the gallery tour and also check out
Located in Burnsville. favorite the four waterslides. Some the Planetarium. Along the tour
other activities they have are the we will take a deep dive into the
Fort Snelling sandy play area, interactive toys technology of space exploration as
and a zero-depth pond. They have well as go through the touch and
Enjoy a new program at Fort something for everyone. Located in see lab where students will interact
Snelling. Take a Story Adventure Faribault. with live animals and explore the
into the Past! An activity map characteristics of living things.
will help you explore the stories Hightouch Hightech Science Located in St. Paul.
of people who have lived in and Fair
around the fort. Experience a one- Valley Fair (Grades 4-6)
room schoolhouse lesson and come Put on your safety glasses and
play historic games throughout the lab coats because we are getting Hands up! Here we go!! Summer
day! Located in St. Paul. science crazy! At the science fair Adventures is heading to
campers will Dig in with Dig It! Minnesota’s favorite thrill riding
Zero Gravity NEW! Our junior geologists will pan park. With over 75 rides, tons of
Join us in this fun adventure! Zero for gemstones, test their stone restaurants and entertainment
Gravity is an indoor trampoline qualities and classify their findings. everyone is sure to have a great
park. We will jump for 1 1/2 hours; Kids will love their new rock time. Whether you are getting
please remember your socks. collection. In-House activity. wild on the Wild Thing, delirious
Parents must complete the Zero on the delirious ride, or getting
Gravity waiver prior to event. Zero Apple Valley Water Park your kicks on the bumper cars this
Gravity is located in Mounds view. day is sure to be amazing! Each
Splish Splash! Summer Adventures camper can bring a bag lunch for
Cascade Bay is taking a trip to the water park! a picnic, or up to $25 to spend
Get your thrills on the high slides, throughout the day. Note: Valley
Cascade Bay is a perfect place for a straight shoots, and whirly bowl Fair is an additional $10 and is only
day in the sun. Kids enjoy shooting water slides. Relax and float down for campers entering 4th-6th grade.
down the Twin Falls or braving the the lazy river or chill in the splash Located in Shakopee.
Typhoon and Hurricane slides. Even zone! Located in Apple Valley.
the Lazy River offers a challenging MN Zoo (Grades 1-3)
ride through the Rocky Rapids. Also InnerActive NEW!
get away from the water for a bit Come out and enjoy the sights and
and enjoy a round of miniature golf. We will be going to InnerActive sounds of the Minnesota Zoo. Walk
Located in Eagan. indoor playground. This is a great around and see what animals you
place for fun and fitness. Some can find. Catch a bird show or enjoy
Lakeville Emagine Theater of the areas are climbers, jumping the funny antics of the monkeys.
Presents pillow, building blocks, basketball There is something for everyone.
court and other activities. Please What is your favorite animal? Only
Comfy recliner reclined ✓ Yummy make sure to fill out waiver prior to for students entering 1st-3rd grade.
snack in the cup holder ✓ Lights! event. Located in Minnetonka. Located in Apple Valley.
Camera! Action! Relax as we take
in a movie. Movie and time to be
determined. Located in Lakeville.

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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 Ames Arena 19900 Ipava Ave, 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
Snowplow 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: We recommend that skaters in the Snowplow Sam and P.A.L.S. classes 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 $5 per pair of skates.

Summer Session begins on 6/16/20 registration starts 5/5/20

Fall Session begins October 2020. Please check our website in August for more information.

PROGRAM LEVELS PROGRAM LEVELS CONT’D

SNOWPLOW SAM BASIC 1
Ages 3-5: Designed to develop preliminary coordination and Designed for skaters 6 and older with little or no skating
strength necessary to move on skates. experience. Will work on forward/backward skating and
P.A.L.S. (Parent and Little Skater, 3—5 years old) stopping.
This class will teach the child and parent how to skate and BASIC 2-3
teach the parents how to teach their child to skate. It’s a Designed for skaters that have passed Basic 1 Will work
great class for the beginning skater. The parent/guardian on backwards, turning and introduction to spins.
must be at least 16 years old. BASIC 4, 5, 6
ADULTS (16 years and older) Designed for those skaters that have passed Basic 3. Will
This class is designed for the beginner skater up to the work on edges, crossovers and stroking.
advanced. We will teach you either figure skating or hockey PRE-FREE SKATE & FREE SKATE 1-6
skating skills, which ever you would like. This class offers a Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 6.
more one-on-one lesson structure. Free Skate will be divided into four sections—moves in the
field, dance sequence, spins and jumps.
Class Schedule/Registration Information HOCKEY 1-2 (6 years and older)
You can download a complete class schedule and Fundamentals of hockey skating; skaters will learn to move
faster and be more agile on the ice. All elements will be
registration form by visiting taught without a stick or puck. Will work on forward skating,
www.lakevillearenas.org or by calling the City of backward skating and stopping.
Lakeville Parks and Recreation Department at HOCKEY 3-4 & POWER
Fundamentals of hockey skating, skaters will learn to move
952-985-4600. faster and be more agile on the ice. All elements will be
taught without a stick or puck. Designed for those skaters
What class does my skater sign up for? that have passed Hockey 2.
All skaters ages 3—5 years old that have never skated before
should sign up for the Snowplow Sam Class. For questions on ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE AT:
what class to register for please contact LTS Director Tonyea WWW.WEBTRAC.LAKEVILLEMN.GOV
Patterson at: [email protected]

WWW.LAKEVILLEARENAS.ORG | 952-985-2170 | [email protected]

Facility Scheduling & DirectoryFacilities 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, Juniper Path building, Area Learning Center, and Crystal Lake Edu-
cation 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/
Contact
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 & Marketing Extended School Services
Enrichment Classes Pam McNutt, Coordinator
952-232-2150 952-232-2172 Jean Paulson, Registration &
Lisa Wright [email protected] Billing Clerk
[email protected] 952-232-2154
[email protected]
Samantha Roy Amanda Kettelhut, Manager Julie Ryan, Coordinator
[email protected] 952-232-2170 952-232-2157
[email protected]
Director of Community
Education Early Childhood Family [email protected]
Steve Porter Education (ECFE) Shirley Ward, Manager
952-232-2150 952-232-2156
[email protected] Julie Dahl, Clerk [email protected]
952-232-3008
Adult Basic Education [email protected]
Nancy Eldomiatti, ABE Secretary Small Wonders Preschool
952-232-2082
[email protected] Cindy Magnuson, Manager Ann Skokan, Coordinator
952-232-3014 Registration and Information
Tracie Kreighbaum, ABE Manager [email protected] 952-232-3001
952-232-2161
[email protected] Tess Haakonson, Clerk [email protected]
952-232-3006 Lisa Piller, Manager
Amanda Trammell, [email protected] 952-232-3013
Volunteer Coordinator
[email protected] Early Childhood Screening [email protected]

Aquatics & Youth Enrichment Appts. 2019-20 Community Education
Katey Radant, Coordinator 952-232-3000 #3 Advisory Council Voting Members
952-232-2169
[email protected] Amanda Finch, Family Outreach Joe Davis, Chair

District Facility Use & Systems Specialist Sara Sheehan, Vice-Chair
Devin Reyes, Manager 952-232-3009 Tevyan Sorensen, Secretary
952-232-2155 [email protected]
[email protected] Jane Anderson, Juliana Balyeat

Rachel Sather, Clerk Extended School Services & Michelle Boushee, Alexandra Dorr
952-232-2163 Youth Enrichment Kirstin Hastad, Leslie Johnson
[email protected]
Amy Halloran, Coordinator Betty Jo Kiesow, Angie Lueschen
952-232-2158 Georgetta Olson
[email protected]
Emily Tomes, ECFE AC Liaison

Extended School Services Non-voting Members
Inclusion Specialist Lydia Lindsoe, Equity Department

Karissa Martin Jill Cade, 360 Communities
952-232-2159 Zach Duckworth, School Board
[email protected] Stephanie Opstad, Dakota Co. Libraries
Kacie Robinson, Lakeville Park & Rec.

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Building Key CLEC #8 DO #18 Building Locations
District Office
ALC #16 Crystal Lake Ed. Center 17630 Juniper Path
(and Early Childhood Screening) 952-232-2150
Area Learning Center 16250 Ipava Ave.
20950 Howland Ave. 952-232-3000 EVE #13
952-232-2080
CMS #15 Eastview Elementary
CHE #7 18060 Ipava Ave.
Century Middle School 952-232-2600
Christina Huddleston Elem. 18610 Ipava Avenue W.
9569 175th St. 952-232-2300 JFK #9
952-232-3100 John F. Kennedy Elem.
CVE #6
CLC #18 21240 Holyoke Ave.
Community Learning Center Cherry View Elem. 952-232-2800
17630 Juniper Path 8600 175th St.
952-232-2150 952-232-3200 JPB #2

Juniper Path Building
17685 Juniper Path, Suite 200

952-232-2150

KTMS 4

Kenwood Trail Middle School
19455 Kenwood Tr.
952-232-3800

18. LME #10

2. Lake Marion Elementary
19875 Dodd Rd.
3. 952-232-2700

LNHS #3

Lakeville North High School
19600 Ipava Avenue West
952-232-3618

LSHS #17

Lakeville South High School
21135 Jacquard Ave.
952-232-3300

LVE #11
Lakeview Elementary
20500 Jacquard Ave. W.
952-232-2600

MMS #5

McGuire Middle School
21220 Holyoke Ave. W.
952-232-2200

OHE #14

Oak Hills Elementary
8640 165th Street West
952-232-2500

OLE #12 81

Orchard Lake Elementary
16531 Klamath Trail
952-232-2100

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Lakeville Area Community Education

Registration Form

17685 Juniper Path, Suite 200, Lakeville, MN 55044 Phone: 952-232-2150 Fax: 952-469-7396 LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

(please use black ink) Need Financial Assistance? Please call
Adult Contact Information Self or Parent/Guardian: 952-232-2150 for more information.

Name:_________________________________________________________________________________ Attending: Yes No

Address: ___________________________________________________________________ City: ________________________ Zip: ________

Phone: Day (______) ______-____________ Evening (______) ______-____________ Emergency (______) ______-____________

Email ___________________________________________________________ (REQUIRED - needed to confirm your registration and notify
participants of any class or location changes, etc. )

Participant Name Youth Date Adult Gender Grade in Class Title Class # Fee
(first and last) of Birth Age ‘19/’20

Total

❏If an after school class, check here if your child is scheduled for Kid Zone (KZ) (They must check in at KZ before and after the class)

If an after school class, please indicate your child’s primary teacher’s name:

FOR ALL REGISTRATIONS

How did you hear about the class: __Catalog ___email ___word of mouth ___ I was a past participant ___ Other -
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I give permission for my child/children to participate in the classes above.

Parent/Guardian Signature:_____________________________________________________________ Date: _________________

Please list any medical concerns, special needs or allergies that Community Education should be aware of.

Participant Name and Concern:

Participant Name and Concern:
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5 Easy Ways to Register! R E G I S T R AT I O N

Online Phone

Online registration is available for most classes Register by phone using a Visa, MasterCard or
and events. Discover credit card by calling 952-232-2150
If you do not have an account with Eleyo, here
is how to get started in 5 steps: Mail

1. Go to https://isd194.ce.eleyo.com Detach and mail your completed registration
2. Select “Sign Up” and complete your form with check made payable to “ISD 194” or
credit card authorization to:
information Lakeville Area Community Education
3. Click “Create Account” 17685 Juniper Path, Suite #200
4. Verify your account via email Lakeville, MN 55044
5. Register for classes!

In Person Fax

17685 Juniper Path, Suite #200 Completed registration forms with credit card
Lakeville, MN 55044 authorization can be faxed to 952-469-7396.

Open Monday-Friday, 8 am – 4 pm
(excluding holidays)
An after-hours drop box is available

Registration Forms Photos and Video

You may use one form to register multiple fami- Lakeville Area Community Education frequently
ly members for programs. Additional forms are takes photos and video of our classes and pro-
available at www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org grams which may be used in publications or on-
line. If you do not wish to have your images used,
Confirmations please notify us in writing in advance.

Assume you are in the class if you have signed up Transfers
unless you hear from our office. If you provided an
email to us, you will receive an email confirmation. Transfers may be made without a service fee five
or more business days prior to the start of class.
Fee Assistance Transfers made two to four business days prior
to the start of class will incur a $5 service fees.
Fee assistance may be available for families Transfers will not be made less than two days
qualifying for the Federal Free or Reduced Lunch prior to the start of class.
Program. For information on Free or Reduced
Lunch, please contact Student Nutrition at Refunds
952-232-2061.
A full refund minus a $5 service fee will be made
ECFE Sliding-Fee Scale if the request to withdraw is received five or more
business days before the start of class. If a re-
Early Childhood and Family Education uses a slid- quest to withdraw is made two to four business
ing-fee scale for classes based upon annual family days before the start of class, a $10 service fee
income. Please use the scale and information will be deducted. Beginning one business day
on page 49 when registering. For Sibling Care, before the start of class, no refund will be issued.
please fill out an additional line of the registration Full refunds will be issued for classes or events
form with the siblings information. that are cancelled. No refunds are available for
Small Wonders classes and events unless the class
or event is cancelled.

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Summer Water Safety Day Join us for Community Education’s

Ages 4-8 Olympic
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See page 45. Aquatics

Calling all kids, grades 1-6 Do you love the water? Have you ever
wanted to be in the Olympics but weren’t
Experience our Summer Adventures sure which water sport you liked the best?
care and enrichment program for Try out each sport in the pool during these
children entering grades 1-6 for camps! Come to just one or try them all!
children in Lakeville Area Schools
and the surrounding area! Gymnastics
See pages 70-79.
This camp is a fun alternative to a regular
class for gymnasts who want to learn
the fundamentals, polish their skills, and
determine if they want to pursue the sport
further. Learn new skills on all events.

Show your Olympic spirit this
summer! More info on page 39.

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