Lakeville CE Spring Summer 2017

Spring & Summer 2017

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PROGRAMS AND CLASSES FOR ALL AGES

Hello Summer!

Adult Enrichment • Youth and Middle School Enrichment
Gymnastics • Aquatics for All Ages • Early Childhood Family Education
Small Wonders Preschool • Wonder Zone • Kid Zone • Summer Adventures

oment Birth to Age 5
endless options • enjoy every m • Early Childhood

Family Education
(ECFE) classes
• Family School - Adult Basic Education
and ECFE combine to provide English
language learning for parents and their
children.
• Early Childhood Screening

Elementary Ages
• Youth Enrichment classes:

Cheer, Art, Music, Dance, STEM,
Woodworking, Gymnastics, Swim
Lessons and more!
• Summer Adventures Child Care
& Enrichment, Day Trips, Camps
(STEAM & Crafts, Fitness & Fun),
Swim Lessons and more!

Preschool Middle Schoolers:
(Ages 3-6) • STEM, Fencing,
• Small Wonders Summer School
• 9-Week Alphabet Adventures The Edge, Babysitting,
• One Time Events: Project Runway,
Woodworking, Band
Preschool Prep, Let’s Get Ready for Kindergarten Instrument Lessons,
• Wonder Zone Child Care & Enrichment with Trips and much more!

Theme Days & Special Events Adults:
• Gymnastics (ages 4+) • Line Dance for Wedding Parties,
• Swim Lessons
Gardening, Crafts, Cooking, Fitness,
Scan this code Swim Lessons and more
to register. • Adult Basic Education, ESL, GED
and more!

Register now at
LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

or call 952-232-2150

Contents

Adult Enrichment................................................ 4–19 Independent School District 194
Creative Arts, Jewelry & Cooking.......................6-7 Board of Education
Hobbies & Special Interest............................... 5, 8-9
Home, Garden & Repair.............................................4 Michelle Volk, Chair Judy Keliher, Director
Ed2Go Online Classes.................................................9 Terry Lind, Vice Chair Jim Skelly, Director
Fitness, Health & Safety.....................................12-13
Pathways/Adult Basic Education......................... 16 Kathy Lewis, Clerk Superintendent
Martial Arts–Youth & Adult.................................... 19 Bob Erickson, Treasurer Dr. Lisa Snyder
River Valley Project Explore................................... 18
Thank you to Our Advertisers!
Aquatics & Safety................................................38-43
Swim Lessons.......................................................38-39 A+ Driving School
Open Swims................................................................ 39 Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs
Special Aquatic Classes........................................... 40 Ballet Royale Minnesota
Dakota Country Heritage Library
Building Key & Locations ...................................... 81 Inver Hills Community College
Advisory Council Information.............................. 79 Minnesota Training Connection
Community Education Directory........................ 80 Dentistry for Children & Adolescents
Early Childhood Family Ed..............................46-49 From Yours to Mine
Lakeville Arenas
Spring Classes............................................................. 46 Game On Sports, Minnesota TYhoaun! k
Summer Classes......................................................... 47 South Metro Speed Camp
2016-17 School Year Classes................................. 48 Lakeville Parks & Recreation
Early Childhood Screening................................... 49 YMCA
Facility Scheduling................................................... 80 Young Entrepreneurs Academy
Kid Zone School Age Care...............................66-68
Middle School Programs.................................20-23 Benefits of Advertising with Us!
Pathways/Adult Basic Education........................ 16 The Community Education catalog is a major
Registration Information.................................82-83 source for Lakeville Area School District residents
River Valley Project Explore ................................. 18 to access information on programs, activities and
Small Wonders Preschool................................50-60 resources for babies through seniors.
Summer Preschool.............................................50-56
Preschool & Kindergarten Prep............................ 57 • Magazine look and feel! Advertise in an
Summer Preschool/Wonder Zone................52-56 attractive, informative catalog
School Year Preschool.. ......................................58-60
Summer Adventures.........................................70-78 • Wide reach! Approx. 24,000 hard copies
Camps.....................................................................72-76 printed with approx. 23,000 copies mailed
Field Trips...............................................................77-78 per season.
Launch into Learning............................................... 71
Wonder Zone.......................................................63-65 • We are online! With 3,000-4,000 visits per
Youth Enrichment..............................................24-37 month, your business will gain exposure
Martial Arts ................................................................. 19 through being linked to our online
Adaptive Youth Classes .......................................... 18 catalog.
Middle School .....................................................20-23
General Classes....................................................24-31 Please call 952-232-2170 for more
Gymnastics............................................................32-33 information!
Before/After School Programs........................34-37
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Adult Enrichment

Adult Enrichment Home Buyers Seminar Dog Day Getaway—Puppy Play Groups
Learn the fundamentals for first time,
step up or downsizing home buyers! Dog Day Getaway is a dog daycare and boarding facility that has been open in
The purchase of a home is proba- Apple Valley since 2004. DDG offers 3 different playgroups for puppies to partake
bly the biggest financial decision a in. Playgroups are one hour long, off leash & interactive & include the parents/
person, or couple, will make. We owners of the dog.
will go through the importance of
being prepared and describe ways to Puppy Playgroup for all puppies ages 12 weeks to 9 months.
make the process go smoothly. Our Small Dog Playgroup for all dogs 30 pounds & under.
objective will be to ease any concerns Tiny Tots Playgroup for your extra small dog.
over the process, provide information
and answer questions that may arise. All classes held at Dog Day Get Away, 14607 Felton Ct. #101, Apple Valley, MN
Both Derrick and Christine have
conducted various home buying and June 11 - $10/session 11am-12pm
selling seminars during their careers. #674-001 Puppy Playgroup 12:15pm-1:15pm
Most attendees have gone on to suc- #674-002 Small Dog Playgroup 1:30pm-2:30pm
cessfully purchase a new home shortly #674-003 Tiny Tots Playgroup
after attending our class.
July 16 - $10/session 11am-12pm
#674-004 Tiny Tots Playgroup 12:15pm-1:15pm
#674-005 Puppy Playgroup 1:30pm-2:30pm
#674-006 Small Dog Playgroup

#673-001 Tuesday
April 11 6:30-8:00 pm
MMS Lecture Hall Dakota Canine Academy
$9/1 session
Located at: 20136 Icenic Trail, Lakeville, MN 55044

Intro To Square Foot Puppy Kindergarten (8-16 weeks old)
Gardening
Basic Introduction to Square Foot This class is a intoducation to basic obedience skills such as recalls, sit, down,
Gardening. Learn step by step stay and leave it. Body handling exercises will build confidence and teach your
instructions on how to build, plant, dog to be comfortable in their own fur! Begin to positively and non-invasively
maintain and harvest a square foot introduce your dogs to exam rooms, treatment tables and commonly used
garden. After attending the class, the equipment to help provide your dog with confidnce while being treated. Off
participants will be able to construct, leash play sessions are encouraged to promote appropriate and balanced place
plant and maintain a square foot and provide socialization with other puppies as well as people!
garden. #674-007 April 9-May 21 (no 4/30) 5:30-6:30 pm $175/6 sessions

#673-002 Thursday Puppy Manners (4-12 months old)
April 20 6:30-8:00 pm
MMS Lecture Hall Introduce or continue building on basic obedience skills such as recalls, sit,
$25/1 session down, stay and leave it; as well as continuing to build up your dog’s confidence
in a clinic setting. Off leash play is also important for teaching your puppy and
you what balanced and appropriate play looks like.
#674-008 April 9-May 21 (no 4/30) 7-8 pm $175/6 sessions

Adult Basic Obedience (12+ months old)

It’s never too late to go back to school! We will work on positively
reinforcing basic skills such as recalls, sit, down, stay and leave it. Even if
your dog is solid in obedience but tends to be fearful, participating in a fun,
positive, reward based training will help boost your dogs confidence!

#674-008 June 17-July 29 1:30-2:30 pm $175/6 sessions

Tricks Class (4+ months old)

Join us for this 4 week course as your dog learns 8-12 fun tricks such as army
crawl, frist, jumping through hoops, waving hello and goodbye, kick-line
dancing, sit pretty and more!

#674-010 March 19-April 9 1-2 pm $125/4 sessions

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Hobbies & Special Interest Adult Enrichment

Fitness and The Spine Line Dance for Wedding Salsa Dance Workshop
Learn how the spine column is Parties You’ve thought about so why not try
involved and a key player in all Just in time for the wedding New it? This workshop is easy, economical
physical fitness! Discover how poor and only 1 session! Geared to
posture, in both life and fitness, and party season! No need to sit and beginners and guided by a dance
can affect the spine and lead to watch any more: step into the party champion, you’ll have basic patterns
pain and discomfort. Discuss these with this workshop of the popular plus a couple of turns by the end of
negative side effects, and what you line dances: Electric Slide, Cha Cha the session! More than enough to
can do to prevent and treat pain and Slide, and the Cupid Shuffle. No satisfy your curiosity and provide a
discomfort. partner needed for an entire evening full night of dancing! Couples and
of fun! singles welcome!
#674-012 Thursday
April 27 6:30-7:30 pm #672-074 Wednesday
April 26 6-7pm #672-073 Wednesday
MMS Lecture Hall March 29 8 -9:30 pm
$9/1 session LSHS Multi Purpose Room
$9/1 session LSHS Multi Purpose Room
$25/Couple or $15/Single
Stressless Living

It is time to understand what stress Wedding Dance—It’s not Intro to Curling
too late to look GREAT
is and how to relieve it! Learn about You thought about it! You wanted Three Game Sampler
types of stress and how it affects our to! But where did the time go? Not
daily lives. Discover the difference to worry. In this 2-hour workshop, Join Dakota Curling for a three week
between acute vs chronic stress, how Monica mini-league for a basic introduction
to relieve it and the emotional and Mohn, nominated to this popular new sport. You’ll learn
physical health benefits of managing by MNBride for the basics of the game in the first
your stress. “Best Wedding session and will play six end games
#674-011 Tuesday Dance in weeks two and three. Register as
May 16 6:30-7:30 pm Instruction”, teams of four or as individuals and
MMS Lecture Hall will guide you the club will make up teams. This
$9/1 session with fun moves is an adult league but youth ages 13
and simple tips to and up may participate if an adult
have you feeling family member is also registered. No
comfortable and equipment purchase necessary—just
looking great on that bring a clean pair of tennis shoes.
special day! Feel free
to bring your special song! Couples #673-064 Wednesdays
only please. April 12-26 6:30-8:30 pm
Dakota County Curling Center
$75/3 sessions

#672-075 Wednesday
April 26 7-9 pm
LSHS Multi Purpose Room
Instructors Wanted! $30 per couple/1 sesssion
If you are interested in teaching

a class with Lakeville Area
Community Education,

please contact Amanda at
952-232-2170.

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Adult Enrichment Rustic Pallet Signs Cholesterol Myths and Healthy Fats
These pallet signs are so cute you will be the envy of your
neighborhood! The wood slats are already assembled into an Eating the right foods may be the key to preventing
18” x 18” sign and ready for you to decorate. All supplies are heart disease without resorting to commonly
included and you are sure to leave with a sign you adore! prescribed statin drugs. We will help you understand
the important role of healthy fats in preventing heart
#672-012 Monday disease and improving overall well-being. Heart
March 20 6:30-8:30 pm
LSHS A 101 (FACS) disease tops the list of America’s health problems.
$45/1 session One in three deaths is caused by heart disease,
stroke and other cardiovascular diseases, according
Glass Vase Art to the American Heart Association. The class will
emphasize dietary changes that can cut the chances
Let’s get creative and custom paint glass vases to hold the of developing heart disease. We will teach you how
beautiful fresh flowers of spring! Learn several glass painting to incorporate whole, unprocessed foods that contain
techniques as you complete a 6” and 9” cylinder style vase. healthy fats that are essential to a healthy diet.
All supplies are included and you will leave with 2 colorful
vases ready to display in your home or give as thoughtful #673-045 Thursday
gifts! April 20 6:00-7:00 pm

#672-010 Wednesday KTMS Room 101
$15/1 session
March 22 6:30-8:30 pm
Meadowview Elementary School Art Room, Farmington

$34/1 session Jams, Jellies and Marmalades

DIY Minnesota String Art NOW is the time to prepare for the bounteous
String Art is a crafting classic-not to mention the latest and fruits of summer. Be ready to ‘jam’ when the berries,
greatest craze! Participants will choose from several colors peaches, rhubarb, herbs and more are at their peak
of stain and paint to add color to the wood 10” x 10” of taste and availability. Learn the difference between
background of their project. Nails will be pounded into the various preserves and have the opportunity to taste
place, then several colors of string will be available to make several different kinds. You will prepare a batch of
your design come to life! jam/jelly from start to finish, learn basic ‘hot water
bath’ techniques that are applicable to other canning
#674-011 Thursday projects and take home 1-2 jars to enjoy. Tasting
May 25 6:30-8:30 pm of and handout for multiple recipes included. $8
LSHS FACS Lab supply fee is payable to instructor at class.
$35/1 session

Minnesota Pallet Sign Painting #673-008 Tuesday
April 11 6:30-8:15 pm
KTMS Room 101
Celebrate where you live by painting this Minnesota
inspired pallet style sign! The wood slats are hand assembled $39/1 session
into a 14” x 18” 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. When we are all done painting we will assemble and
attach a burlap banner.
Looking for a class that isn’t offered?
#674-950 Monday Please let us know by by calling
May 1 6:30-8:30 pm 952-232-2170 or emailing
LSHS FACS Lab [email protected].
$45/1 session We’re always looking for

new class ideas.

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Whole You Series, with Vivashe Save! Adult Enrichment
Just
Empowerment ~ Purpose ~ Possibilities $109
Join us monthly for a new topic based around the Whole for 3
You. Each class will inspire you to take action from the
heart not the head, gain new insight and generate new classes
possibilities, ignite your imagination through hands on
activities and group connections.
Please visit our website for detailed descriptions of each
class topic!

• Defining Your Strengths
• Building Trust
• Defining Values
• How to Develop Your Own Personal Brand
• Expanding Your Creativity

#673-402 Defining Values #673-405 Expanding Your Creativity
Sat., April 22 8-10 am Sat., May 13 10:30 am-12:30 pm
CMS Cafeteria $39 CMS Cafeteria $39
#673-403 How to Develop Your Personal Brand #673-406 Defining Values
Sat., April 22 10:30 am-12:30 pm Sat., June 17 8-10 am
CMS Cafeteria $39 CMS Cafeteria $39
#673-404 Defining Your Strength #673-407 How to Develop Your Personal Brand
Sat., May 13 8-10 am Sat., June 17 10:30 am-12:30 pm
CMS Cafeteria $39 CMS Cafeteria $39

Parents and Teens: Distracted Driving Seminar !
Did you know? Distracted or inattentive driving is a factor
in one in four crashes in Minnesota, resulting in at least 70
deaths and 350 serious injuries. Minnesota’s Office of Traffic
Safety estimates these numbers are vastly underreported due
to law enforcement’s challenge in determining distraction as
a crash factor.

Join attorney Art Kosieradzki, Lakeville Police and the
Dakota County Attorney’s office for a free presentation
April 27 on distracted driving and what you can do. A
question and answer session will be held following the
presentation.

#673-999 Thursday
April 27 7-8:30 pm
KTMS Auditorium

Free, registration required

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Adult Enrichment Fitness, Health & Safety Country Heat LIVE

Mixxed Fit Experience the class everyone
MixxedFit® is a people-inspired is lining up for! Step right into
dance fitness program that is a mix this easy to follow, exhilarating
of explosive dancing and boot camp country dance inspired workout!
toning. Dance to your favorite songs No complicated moves, no
on the radio that we would dance memorizing routines. Just simply
to at a nightclub. Then, spice things follow along to enjoy the low-
up by adding boot camp-inspired impact, high-energy dance class set
exercises to make your workout more to the hottest country hits. You
effective and challenging. will have so much fun moving,
Our choreography is not complex stepping, clapping, stomping and
and difficult. Our steps are repetitive laughing you’ll forget that you’re
and very easy to follow! If you can do burning mega calories and toning
things like squats, jumping jacks, and your body from head to toe! Try
shake that booty, you will have a blast your first class FREE!! Please call
in class! us ahead of time to let us know
you’re coming 952-232-2170.
Mondays LNHS Dance Studio
$65/8 sessions Starting March 17, 1 hour classes
are offered weekly at 6 pm
#673-059 April 3-May 22 Gentle Yoga Tuesdays, LSHS Dance Studio
6:30 -7:30 pm (no class 3/28, 7/4)
Through calming and gentle exercises, Fridays, LNHS Dance Studio
#674-059 June 12-Aug 7 poses, and reflection, we gradually (no class 3/31, 4/14, 7/7)
6-7 pm (no class 7/3) increase our awareness, circulation, #674-067 $12, single walk-in
flexibility, and strength, and prepare #674-068 $50, 5 classes
Yoga Flow ourselves for a lifestyle infused with (expires after 90 days of purchase)
physical and spiritual purpose. #674-069 $80, 10 classes
with optional weights This course is designed for people (expires after 90 days of purchase)
Yoga Flow is excellent for developing of all skill levels, but is especially
grace, flexibility, core strength, well suited for those who are in the
balance, muscular strength, and early stages of practicing yoga, and
overall better health. It will also those who are new to it altogether.
reduce stress, release toxins, and calm Instructor: Charlene Adelmann
your mind through breath control. Mondays 6:30-7:30 pm
Additional ab toning will be included LSHS Dance Studio
in this class. Bring a yoga mat and #673-071 May 1-22
optional light weights. This class is $40/4 sessions
appropriate for students of all levels, #674-071 June 5-July 17
as modifications will be offered by the $60/6 sessions (no July 3)
instructor accordingly. #674-072 July 24-Aug 28
Instructor: Stacy Solberg $60/6 sessions
Wednesdays LSHS Dance Studio
$80/8 sessions

#673-069 April 5-May 24
6:30-7:30 pm


Location Key on page 81

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Zumba with Jessie 2 Week Boxing Blast Adult Enrichment

Ditch the Workout! Join the Party! Get fit, not hit at Title Boxing Club Lakeville.  Experience the ultimate total
Zumba dancing is a fun, joyful Latin body workout at the health club voted Readers Choice Best Fitness Center in
inspired fitness class that combines Lakeville 2016.  Experience the club for 2 weeks of unlimited classes for $19. 
all the rhythms in Latin music That is 75% off!  If you are ready to try a fast, fun, and effective workout that
(Salsa, Cumbia, Merengue, Rumba, will burn up to 1,000 calories an hour, then this is the workout for you!  All
Mambo, Belly Dance, Flamenco, ages and fitness levels are welcome. First time users only, available April, May,
Samba, Tango, Reggatone and Hip and June in limited quantities.  2 weeks starts from your first class.  Must have
Hop). Zumba is for all ages, shapes, hand wraps, available at class for $8.
sizes, male and female. No experience #674-888
is required. In this total body $19/2 consecutive weeks of unlimited boxing
workout FUN comes first and the Title Boxing Club Lakeville
physical benefits follow. Stress levels
are reduced and energy is increased as
you blast calories and tone your body.  
#674-073 Mondays
May 4-25 6:30-7:30 pm
LNHS Dance Studio
$35/4 sessions

XaBeat
XaBeat is a dance-fitness program
that provides high intensity Pilates in Yoga in Elko New Market
cardio and toning in a party like Elko New Market
atmosphere with simple and easy Come practice yoga with your
to follow routines that will help Pilates is a form of exercise, friends and neighbors. It’s a great
you concentrate on getting a better developed by Joseph Pilates, that opportunity to improve your
workout! Sculpt your body and burn provides a balanced approach to flexibility, strength, balance and
calories without even realizing it. All developing of the body through core endurance as you practice the yoga
fitness levels are welcome. strength, flexibility, and awareness in poses. Your practice will also include
Instructor: Stacy Leong order to support efficient, graceful yoga breathing that may help to
movement. This class will be catered reduce stress and calm your mind.
Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm to all levels of experience through This class is open to beginner and
LNHS Dance Studio adding props and adapting moves intermediate yoga students with
$55/6 sessions to challenge your body. We will modifications to help personalize the
concentrate on upper body, core, practice.
#674-020 April 19-May 24 hips, thighs and buns. All levels
are welcome. Remember without
#674-021 May 31-July 12 challenge there is no change! Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 pm
(no class July 5) Instructor: Ashley Bitzan

#674-022 Aug 2-Sept 6 Elko New Market Library

NEW Location: #673-066 April 18-May 23
Elko New Market Library $48/6 sessions
Instructor: Tracy Pleschourt Mondays 6:30-7:30 pm
Free Intro Class! April 1, 9-10 am Elko New Market Library Instructor: Tamara Robinson

Saturdays 9-10 am #673-068 May 1-22 #674-066 June 13-July 25
$48/6 sessions (no class July 4)
$50/5 sessions $32/4 sessions
Instructor: Kris Oscarson

#674-024 April 8-May 6 #674-099 June 5-July 17
$45/6 sessions (no class July 3)
#674-025 May 13-June 10

#674-026 June 17-July 15 These classes are offered
in Elko New Market
#674-027 July 22-Aug 19

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Awards



Pathways/Adult Basic Education

AdAudltultBBaassiicc EEdducuactiaotinon Pathways/Lakeville Adult Basic Education

Welcome to Pathways Adult Education - Your resource for information and inspiration to improve your future. The
purpose of the Pathways Adult Education Program is to provide opportunities for learners who want to return to school to:

• Learn English or improve their English skills
• Return to the workforce and sharpen academic skills
• Earn GED or High School diploma
• Prepare for Post-Secondary education; college and career advancement
• Prepare for the Citizenship Test and Interview
Courses
Courses vary for each learner depending on their goals. Learners usually
have a small class or one-to-one instruction.

Classes Available:

• GED – Test preparation including an open classroom • Citizenship Class – Prepares the learner for the
for individual instruction and computer guided Citizenship Process. Contact Joan Vievering at
instruction with internet access. State GED testing 952-232-2096 or [email protected]
available. Call Joan Vievering for details at 952-232- • Family School – Combines Early Childhood Education
2096 or email her at [email protected]. (ECFE) with ESL. Teachers work with both pre-school
• High School Diploma Program – Start where you children and adults developing speaking, listening,
left off and complete the courses needed to earn your reading and writing in English. For English and Family
High School Diploma. There is also a new option that School classes contact Nancy Eldomiatti 952-232-2082
is a competency-based program for adults 20 and older. or [email protected].
Contact Sharon Danley at 952-232-2080 or email her at • Skype Coaching Program – This program is
[email protected]. offered as a bonus to any learner in one of our Adult
• English for Adults (ESL) – Learners work in a multi- Education Classes. Working with a coach, learners
level classroom developing skills in reading, writing, practice speaking and listening skills from home in a
speaking, pronunciation and listening. Computer skills 30-60 minute session. For information on how you
are a part of instruction. Contact Nancy Eldomiatti at can become a Skype coach volunteer, contact Nancy
952-232-2082. Eldomiatti at [email protected].

Registration Para esta informacion en espanol, por favor
visite isd194.org/area-learning-center
Classes are open to learners 17 and older who are
not enrolled in high school and want to improve busca bajo el programa Adult Education.
skills. Contact Nancy Eldomiatti at 952-232-
2082 or [email protected] with
questions or information on how to enroll.

Classes are free!

Location: Area Learning Center,
20950 Howland Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044
Please enter through the Holyoke entrance next
to the Lakeville Area Arts Center.
isd194.org/area-learning-center/adult-education-2/
Website can be viewed in French or Spanish by selecting
the small “world” logo in the top menu bar of the page.

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South Metro Speed Camp

Lakeville North High School Track

“Speed is the essence of any sport!”

June 12th - 16th

​ Sess​ ion 1 Grades 1-5 9:00-11:30 AM Speed Development

​ Ses​ sion 2 Grade 6-8 1:00-3:30 PM Speed

● Certified Speed Trainers ● Speed specific drills with focus on

● Camp T-shirt acceleration and maximum velocity

● State of the art video analysis ● Athletes will learn new drills used by the elite

● 1 on 1 discussion athletes

● Small group learning ● Speed with fun in mind.

Cost : $100 ● Speed with safety as our focus

Register at ​http://www.lnhspanthers.com/

Registration deadline is May 29th

Contact- Todd Endersbe, Camp Director and Head Track & Field coach -

Lakeville North High School ​[email protected]​ or [email protected]
651-353-4366

Adaptive Activities

Adaptive Activities Adapted Swim Lessons

Ages 6 months-adult
One on one instruction designed for participants of all ages
with mild special needs. See Aquatics section of catalog for
available dates, times and prices. MMS Pool

Open Swim

Love the water but don’t need swim lessons? Jump in the
pool for open swim on Friday evenings this spring or Monday
evenings in the summer at McGuire Middle School. See page
39 for all dates and times. McGuire Middle School Pool is
handicap accessible.

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 pro- Come and join us for ISD 194’s
gram designed to serve adults with physical and developmental
cognitive disabilities by Family Connections
encouraging inclusion
in community activities kkk
and providing custom-
ized learning, social and Parents and caregivers, please come and join
recreational opportu- us for our monthly meetings of “Family
nities. Project Explore Connections;” a group meeting sponsored
is a cooperative effort by the Lakeville Area Public Schools. We will
among the Communi- begin each meeting with a short presentation
ty Education depart- on various topics for new learning opportunities
ments of Rosemount/Apple Valley/Eagan, Burnsville/Eagan/ that will be followed by time for general group
Savage, Farmington, Lakeville and Randolph school districts. discussion, sharing and support. Although
Participants enjoy a wide variety of classes and activities our primary focus is parents and caregivers of
including: Arts and Crafts, Sports, Cooking, Music, Excur- children who have special needs and/or who
sions, and more! Visit www.district196.org/projectexplore receive special education services, everyone is
or call 651-423-7931(voice), 651-423-7929 (TTY), or email welcome to attend!
[email protected] for registration or more information.
Remaining dates:
Fundraiser Waffle Breakfast Prom/Spring Formal April 20: Autism
Saturday, April 29 Friday, May 19
8:30-11:30 am 6:30-9 pm May 18: Surviving the Summer
Messiah Lutheran Church Royal Cliff 6:00pm—8:00pm

Spring Dance Fundraiser Dance Crystal Lake Education Center
Friday, April 21 Date and location TBD 16250 Ipava Avenue
6:30-9 pm Lakeville, MN 55044
Valley Middle School
Free Pizza and childcare provided!
Please RSVP for child care & pizza count by the
Monday before the meeting, or to be added to

the emailing list to: Emilie at
[email protected]

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Martial Arts

Kung Fu-Wu Shu Karate
Age 5–Adult Age 7–Adult

Not just a punching, kicking, Come join a local Karate community that is passionate
self-defense class. Kung Fu teaches about passing along skills that will improve one’s self
awareness of self and surroundings confidence, concentration, physical endurance and
and improves self-esteem and con- flexibility. We invite you, your child, or both to come
fidence. Join a FUN non-compet- join our group where the development of character is as
itive, full participation class that important as the ability of each member to be able to
focuses on helping students devel- protect themselves. Regardless of one’s physical abilities,
op leadership, discipline, concen- each individual determines their level of participation, from Martial Arts
tration and coordination skills for weekly classes to monthly organization training or local and
a healthy mind and body. Improve your strength, flexibil- national tournaments. Uniform is optional. It’s not what
ity, agility, and endurance. Learn the lifelong benefits of you wear that makes you a black belt, but the time and
Kung Fu, the Chinese art of self-defense and fitness, from effort you put towards achieving your goals. The Lakeville
a Hong Kong champion. Parents: Don’t sit at the sideline. Club began in 1987 and continues today as a group of
Sign up and participate with your child in class. This is a members committed to sharing the teachings of Gichin
skill building progressive training program for beginners Funakoshi.
through Black Belt. Optional uniform and certification
from White to Black Belt is available. National Treasure Shotokan Karate of Lakeville is a member of the United
Kung Fu, Inc., Al Lam, Director. Call 952-898-3008 with Karate Association International. For more information
questions. about us and Shotokan Karate, please visit our website
www.midwestukai.com/lakeville or email us at
Beginner/White - Blue Belt 6:15-7:00 pm [email protected] with any questions.
2nd Blue – Black Belt 7:00-7:45 pm
Advanced Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm Beginner & Intermediate

(White-1st Purple Belt) 6:30-7:30 pm
Advanced (2nd Purple & above) 7:30-8:30 pm
SPRING SESSION- $79/7 sessions
Christina Huddleston Elementary Gym
SPRING SESSION - $102/17 sessions
Tuesdays, April 11-May 23 Adult Youth
Beginner/White–Blue Belt #673-205 #573-205 McGuire Middle School CAFETERIA
2nd Blue-Black Belt #673-206 #573-206 Tues. & Thurs., April 4 – June 1 (omit 5/25)
Advanced Intermediate #673-207 #573-207 Beginner & Intermediate
Adult Youth
(White-1st Purple Belt) #673-212 #573-212
McGuire Middle School Cafeteria Advanced (2nd Purple & above) #673-213 #573-213

Wednesdays, Apr. 12-May 24 Adult Youth
Beginner/White–Blue Belt #673-208 #573-208
2nd Blue-Black Belt #673-209 #573-209 SUMMER SESSION - $90/16 sessions
LSHS, Dance Studio
Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 13-August 10
SUMMER SESSIONS - $79/6 sessions (no class July 4 & 6)
KTMS, Gym Adult Youth

Tuesdays, June 13-July 25 (no class July 4) 6:30-7:30 pm Beg – Intermediate #674-203 #574-203

Adult Youth 7:30 - 8:30 pm Advanced #674-204 #574-204
6:15-7 pm Beginner #674-200 #574-200
7:00-7:45pm Intermediate #674-201 #574-201
7:45-8:30pm Advanced #674-202 #574-202

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Middle School

Babysitting 101 Band Lessons

Age 10 1/2–15 Private and Semi-Private
Grades 5 & up
Gain the skills and confidence to be a great babysitter.
This course is fun and fast-paced with hands- (17-18 school year)
on activities, exciting video, role plays and lively
discussions. It teaches young people how to: Receive a one-on-one lesson
weekly to help you enhance
your playing skills. Lessons are offered in 1⁄2 hour increments.
• Care for children and infants Instructors are Mr. Bolson, Mr. Skrove, Mrs. Shea and
Middle School • Handle emergencies others. Days and times offered and registration info is online
• Communicate effectively with parents STARTING May 4 for incoming 6th graders and May 11 for
• Rescue breathing current grades 6-12.
• Make good decisions, solve problems and stay safe
• Learn business skills such as interviewing for a job June 20–Aug 1 (omit 7/4) KTMS Band Rooms
$165 Semi-Private/$149 Private 6 Sessions
Bring a peanut free snack and water to class.

Saturday KTMS 101 $78/1 session Private Voice Lessons

#573-008 May 13 9 am - 2 pm Grades 2 and Up

Summer Do you love to sing? Experience the many benefits of pri-
KTMS 101 9-11:30 am vate lessons. You will not only gain confidence as a musician
#574-000 Mon. & Tues. $78/2 sessions but will learn to safely project your voice and improve your
#574-001 Mon. & Tues. June 12 & 13 expressive singing, sight singing (audition skills), and poise.
#574-003 Mon. & Tues. June 19 & 20 Additional cost for music is $15-$30. Half-hour lessons are
#574-004 Mon. & Tues. July 17 & 18 available on Thursdays from 4:30-8:30 pm Located at Century
#574-005 Mon. & Tues. July 24 & 25 Middle School Choir Room
Elko New Market Library July 31 & Aug 1
#574-002 Mon. & Weds. April 6-May 4 (omit 4/27) $96/4 Sessions
#574-006 Mon. & Weds. July 10 & 12
Aug 14 & 16 June 15-August 3 (omit 7/6) $168/7 Sessions

Summer Pops Band Program
Grades 6-8 (16-17 school year)

Summer Pops is a band of middle school instrumentalists that
get together in the summer to play fun, popular music of various
styles. Grab your instrument (all band instruments except drums,
but includes bells) and come to the studio to practice, improve
and have a blast this summer! View full description online.

Studio located at 15919 Harwell Avenue, Apple Valley

$165/9 Sessions

#574-085 Mon. June 12-Aug. 7 1:30-2:20 pm
#574-086 Tues. June 13-Aug. 8 (omit 7/4) 1:30-2:20 pm
Keyboarding #574-087 Wed. June 14-Aug. 9 1:30-2:20 pm
#574-088 Wed. June 14-Aug. 9 7:00-7:50 pm
Grades 6-8
Learn how to type on a computer keyboard using
the touch system. Teaching kids to “touch” type is a * Students can reschedule days as we go through the summer.
great skill to have early on and will save a tremendous
amount of time later. One of the most important If they cannot make their regular day, they can make up
reasons to get kids typing is it helps to get them
thinking faster. In academic terms, this is called missed lessons
“cognitive automaticity.” View full description online.
by coming twice

another week. There

Spring are classes during

#573-019 Tue. & Thurs. April 4 - May 11 the week of July 4,

2:15 - 3:00 pm KTMS Comp Lab $68/12 Sessions however there is no

Summer class on July 4.

#574-007 Mon/Wed/Thurs July 10-20 These classes are offered
10:30-Noon CMS Comp. Lab $78/6 Sessions in Elko New Market

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PAWPADS Youth Service Project

Grades 6–8

Back by popular demand. Have a love for animals and want to make a difference? Spend Middle School
a few hours getting your hands a little dirty and maybe receive a few licks along the
way. Lakeville Area Community Education offers a special Youth Service Project each
season during the school year. Our spring session will give all ISD194 middle school
students a very unique opportunity to help out at Pawsitive Perspectives Assistance
Dogs (PawPADs), a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization headquartered in Lakeville.
The mission of PawPADS is to “enrich the lives of people with disabilities by providing them
with exceptionally skilled assistance dogs....” PawPAD’s primarily focus is on training service
dogs for people with physical mobility disabilities. Their dogs can also be trained as Diabetic
Alert dogs (trained for detecting changes in blood sugar levels), Autism Support Dogs, Home
Help-mate Dogs, and Facility/Animal Assisted Therapy dogs on a case-by-case basis.

Volunteers will be helping with many tasks which will
help this amazing organization operate throughout the
year.  Transportation to and from MMS will be provided. CMS
and KTMS students can take activity bus to MMS to participate
in this trip. Or parents can drop them off at MMS at 3:00 pm.
All students meet in the MMS cafeteria at 3:00 pm

#573-001 Friday
May 12 3:00-6:30 pm
PawPads $6/1 Session
9877 234th Street E., Lakeville

Summer Program for 6th–9th Graders

June 14-Aug. 25 (not July 3 & 4)
Collaboratively offered through Burnsville &

Lakeville Area Community Education

The EDGE is a high quality youth program available through ISD 191 Community Education in
collaboration with ISD 194 Community Education during the summer for kids entering 6th–9th grade.
The EDGE is designed to keep kids engaged and out and about inthe community, exploring and having
a good time while learning responsibility, accountability and developing character. Breakfast & optional
activities are available each morning. Field trips are taken daily, June 14 - August 25 (not July 3 or 4).
The EDGE program is held at Harriet Bishop
Elementary School in Savage. Bus stops are planned 2017 Scheduled Trips include:

at LVE, CHE, KTMS, JFK and Elko New Market, Valleyfair Water Parks
(subject to change). Watch for more info on the Sky Zone Bowling
EDGE program at your middle school or at: www. Trampoline Parks MN Twins Game
communityed191.org—click on “Grades 7–12” Vikings Training Camp Zip Lining
and much more

A full schedule of trips, fees and registration materials are online at www.communityed191.org.
Click on “Grades 7– 12” or call Shar Lattery at 952-707-3908 for more information.

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Youth Enrichment

All Grades are 2017-2018 school year Engineering,
Summer Adventures Friendly: These classes take place at LEGOS, Minecraft, Robotics,
Summer Adventures sites.
Science & More
Plan Your Summer–Week by Week
Camp Invention
Week of Program Ages/Grades
Grades K-6
June 12 Babysitting 101 Ages 10 1/2 –15 This summer,
Cool Clay Critters!-Watch Me Draw Ages 6-12 launch your child’s
Youth Enrichment Gymnastics Gr. 4-12 imagination at
Minecraft & Star Wars Movie Making Fun Ages 6-11 Camp Invention.
School of Fish w/ Mike Frisch Gr. 3 & up All-new modules
Summer Pops Band Program Gr. 6-8 mean all-new
The EDGE Gr. 6–9 fun as children
Ultimate Minecraft Game Design: Ages 6-8 invent, build, question, and discover. Children
Voice Lessons-Private Gr. 2 & up in kindergarten through 6th grade experience
real-world problem solving and creative thinking
June 19 Babysitting 101 Ages 10 1/2 –15 as they
Band Lessons: Private and Semi-Private Gr. 5 & up
Camp Invention Gr. K-6 • transform the terrain and ecosystem of a
Home Alone Ages 8-10 distant exoplanet
Intro to Coding: Platform Games Gr. K-3 • take risks as future entrepreneurs
Pitch Perfect Camp Ages 6-11 • blast rockets and rubber chickens
Super Hero Art Experience- WMDraw Ages 5-12 • and wire a circuit to create their own Spy
Gadget Alarm Box!
June 26 Drones and Engineering Aeronautics Ages 5-12 Local educators lead a week of hands-on activities
Crazy for Horses Art Camp-WMDraw Ages 6-12 that fuel children’s 21st century skills. Early
Game Coding: Tower Defense Gr. 5-9 registration discounts are available so don’t miss
Minecraft Modding with Java Ages 8-12 out on this exciting opportunity.
Project Runway ‘17-New Projects! Gr. 4-8 To register, please call 1-800-968-4332 or visit
www.campinvention.org.
July 10 Advanced Jr. Robotics Ages 6-10 Mon.-Fri. June 19-23 9 am – 3:30 pm
Babysitting 101-Elko New Market Library Ages 10 1/2 –15 $250/5 days (save $5 when you register online)
Dance Camp Ages 4-9 KTMS Rooms TBD
LEGO Pneumatics Summer Camp Gr. 2-5
Star Wars Art Odyssey-Watch Me Draw Ages 5-12
Typing/Keyboarding Class Gr. 6-8

July 17 Babysitting 101 Ages 10 1/2 –15
Destination Mars: Rocketry Camp-ENM Gr. 1-5
Hello Cupcake Summer Gr. 1-6
LEGO X Varsity Builders Camp Gr. 1-5
Marvelously Messy Art Camp Ages 4-9
Woodworking ‘17-New Projects! Gr. 4-7

July 24 Art Explosion with Abrakadoodle Ages 5-11
Babysitting 101 Ages 10 1/2 –15
Destination Mars: Rocketry Camp Gr. 1-5
LEGO Bat League: Heroes & Villains Camp Ages 5-11

July 31 Babysitting 101 Ages 10 1/2-15
Edible Art Camp Gr. 1-6
Digital Film Production: Special Effects Gr. 4-8
GoBuild! Kidz: Wood Hydraulic Machines Gr. K-5
GoSolar! Kidz: Solar Gadgets and Gizmos Gr. 3-8
Home Alone Ages 8-10
Trolls with Kidcreate Ages 4-9
Gr. 2-8
August 7 Fencing Camp Gr. 1-6
Friends Frame Craft Gr. 6-8
Group Band Lessons Ages 5-11 Check out
LEGO: “Galaxy Far Away” Space Camp Gr. 1-5
Science Explorers: Crazy Chemistry Gr. 2-6 Jr. Cats Cheer Team!
Science Explorers: Engineering, Coding Ages 10 1/2-15
Ages 5-12 See page 30
August 14 Babysitting 101-Elko New Market Gr. 4-8 for more info!
Beyond Pinch Pots Art Class
EV3 Robotic Evolution 2017

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Advanced Jr. Robotics
Ages 6-10
Using the latest WeDo 2.0 system that Lego has to offer, ignite the
STEM spark in your child with this amazing camp. We are passionate
about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math and want to instill
this in your child too. Fostering their natural curiosity, kids, working in
pairs, will explore logic, pattern recognition and math concepts as they
are challenged. Full description online.
Destination Mars: Rocketry Camp
#574-020 Mon.-Thurs. July 10-13 Youth Enrichment
1-4:00 pm CHE Room TBD $98/4 Sessions Grades 1-5
Launch and watch your very own rocket
Drones and Engineering Aeronautics speed 300 feet into the air! Then it is yours
Ages 7-12 to take home! Students will make and take
Explore flight like never before flying drones and home multiple rockets of varying difficulty
engineering amazing flying machines! Learn about throughout this session. We will use these
the state of the art flying robotic technology, the rockets and airplanes to investigate basic
four Forces of Flight, Bernoulli’s principle, the aeronautical concepts including: propulsion,
effect of properties of air on aircrafts and much thrust, lift, drag and more. We will also
more! You’ll learn to fly drones, hone your skills hypothesize about travel in outer space, how
and join an aerial competition! Student will also to get a United States astronaut to Mars and
engineer multiple aircraft designs to take home, from helicopters, to life on Mars. Do you have the right stuff?
gliders to propeller propelled planes. Bring a Lego Minifigure for a NOTE: Parents will be asked to contribute
surprise project! This is an awesome camp to get exposed to the latest two, 2 liter soda bottles (empty) for 2 different
robotic flight technology. experiments. Fee includes $18 materials fee.

#574-079 Mon.-Thurs. June 26-29 #574-038 Mon.-Thurs. July 17-20
9 am - 11:50 am KTMS Cafeteria & Gym $173/4 Sessions
9 am-Noon Wagner Park Elko New Market
$163/4 Sessions
EV3 Robotics 2017 #574-039 Mon.-Thurs. July 24-27
9 am-Noon OLE Room 101 $163/4 Sessions
Grades 4-8
All new challenges for summer ‘17!  Build a robot to deliver animals to
safety, put cows out to pasture, reunite separated panda bears and more. 
In this year’s Youth Enrichment League (YEL) summer camp, our focus Engineering, Coding & More
is on the FIRST LEGO League’s Animal Allies challenge. Students
Grades 2-6

will design, build, program, test and modify multiple robots using Join Science Explorers as we step into the
fields of engineering, technology and coding
the Mindstorms EV3 robotics system.  Put an end to summer brain with engaging, hands-on activities. We will
drain.  NOTE: This course is a fantastic primer if you are interested
in gaining experience for the FIRST® LEGO League annual robotics discover how engineers use their scientific and
competition. Full description online. technical skills to design machines, buildings,
computer programs and more. By using Legos®
#574-040 Mon.-Thurs. Aug 14-17 and other materials, we will design a building
8:30 am-12:30 pm CMS Facs Room $99/4 Sessions to withstand an earthquake, construct a
waterwheel and more. Then we will learn about
Crazy Chemistry coding as we program our “mice” to maneuver
Grades 1-5 through mazes in search of their prize.
Join Science Explorers as we become
crazy chemists! We will investigate #574-022 Mon.-Thurs.
Aug 7- Aug 10 12:30-2:30 pm
the Periodic Table and learn about OLE Room 101 $98/4 Sessions
its families with fun and exciting
experiments as we discover the science side of STEM. We will break
#574-080 *Pair up with the Crazy Chemistry
some chemical bonds; get messy with polymers and much more. Our class for a full day of fun $176.00/for both
classes are hands-on...so be sure to dress for a mess! classes.

#574-021 Mon.-Thurs. Aug 7-Aug 10 Registration Information Page 83 25
9:30 -11:30 am OLE Room 101 $98/4 Sessions

Youth Enrichment

SDpigeictiaall FEiflmfecPtsroduction: LCaEmGOp X Varsity Builders

Grades 4-8 Grades 1-5
Students will become cinematogra-
Youth Enrichment PInltartofotromCoGdaimnge:s phers as they shoot and create their For LEGO builders ready for a
unique digital shorts. Learn film challenge! We’ve saved our most
editing basics, and how to use Holly- challenging LEGO projects for this
wood-styled special effect techniques. summer camp. Students build a
Groups’ final projects will be emailed robotic DogBot, a motorized BugBot,
to parents, or students may bring a geared up Racer and a scary Bat...
USB jump drive the last day. Student all using LEGOs...all challenging for
photography release must be signed even discriminating LEGO builders.
for class. Please bring a snack daily. Students then use these projects (and
more) to investigate engineering
#574-011 Mon.-Thurs. concepts. We keep it fun too with
July 31-Aug 3 9 am-Noon open ended, creative projects for the
CMS Media Ctr. $99/4 Sessions students. Unshackle the ball & chain
of summer brain drain.
Grades K-3 GGaoSdgoelatrs!aKniddzG:izSmoloasr
#574-031 Mon.-Thurs.
Create YOUR OWN VIDEO July 17-20 9 am-Noon
GAME! New projects! Students as OLE Room 201 $140/4 Sessions
young as five years old can create their Grades 3-8 (Will allow 1st and 2nd
platform video games in this cool grades if older sibling is taking class) LHEerGoOesB&atVLilelaaginuse:Camp
class! Add challenges and levels of Ready, Set, Build. In this class, Ages 5-11
difficulty, then share by email or post students get their hands dirty for
on the web to challenge family and clean energy. Students will be Enter the dark city where a dangerous
friends. View full description online. involved in various solar energy jokester and other evil villains wreak
activities helping them understand havoc. Thankfully there is a bat hero
#574-042 Mon.-Thurs. the concepts of solar. At the end, who comes out each night to fight
June 19-22 9 am-Noon students will build and take home against these evil-doers! The good
LVE Steam Room $171/4 Sessions their very own solar kit.  guys will ride into action as campers
build motorized models of the bat
DGaefmeensCeoding: Tower #574-013 Mon.-Thurs. hero’s speedy vehicle and bat girl’s
July 31-Aug 3 9 am-Noon sleek motorcycle. But keep the bat
Grades 5-9 CMS Ind. Tech Lab $189/4 Sessions light searching for the evil jokester’s
motorized low rider vehicle cruising
It’s your move next!  Defend your GHoyBdruailudl!icKMidazc:hWineosod through the city streets as well.
base from waves of enemies! Students Grades K-5 Send the bat hero swinging on his
will create a web-based strategy grappling hook technic model from
game.  The player will create towers Students will learn and make modern one skyscraper to the next as he fights
along the road to their base to hold day simple machines that use levers crime with his trusty super sidekick.
waves of bad guys. Student will create and hydraulics to work. Dump Campers will use their imaginations,
their Tower Defense Style game trucks, robotic arms, back hoes, building skills and crime-fighting
using a construct 2, a visual coding scissor lifts, and cherry pickers are passion in this thrilling camp of bat
platform that teaches student the a few of the things that students heroes and villains!. 
basics and structure of programming. can make. Machines are made from
Bring a USB drive, snacks and drink wood and simple items. In the end, #574-032 Mon.-Thurs.
each day. your students take home their simple
machine. 
#574-012 Mon.-Thurs. July 24-27  9 am-Noon
OLE Room 201 $149/4 Sessions
June 26-29 9 am-Noon #574-044 Mon.-Thurs.
CMS Media Ctr. $171/4 Sessions July 31-Aug 3 12:30-3:30 pm

CMS Ind. Tech Lab $167/4 Sessions

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DUilmtimenastieonMRineveocrlautfitoGname Design:

Ages 6-8

In this amazing camp kids will learn to use Minecraft- Youth Enrichment
EDU as a platform to create and change new astonishing
realms as you learn to use tools like Redstone and com-
mand blocks. Minecraft EDU is a great tool to teach
kids about engineering concepts, spatial reasoning and
more.  This camp will enhance your Minecraft experience.
Ideally, basic Windows skills required.

#574-034 Mon.-Thurs. June 12-15

1-4:00 pm LVE Steam Room $149/4 Sessions

Minecraft Modding with Java
Ages 8-12
LEGO Pneumatics Summer Camp
In this amazing class you’ll discover how to modify Mine-
Grades 2-5 craft code to mod your very own items, including swords,
tools, blocks and more! As kids have a blast creating their
Build a robotic hand, robotic arm, stamping press, very own items in Minecraft they’ll be delving into Java,
dinosaur and more. The Youth Enrichment League LEGO one of the most important programming languages. Basic
Pneumatic camp will use each project to investigate the Windows & keyboarding skills required.
power and design basics of pneumatics engineering. Visit
YouthEnrichmentLeague.com for picture samples and #574-035 Mon.-Thurs. June 26-29
more details. Find your summer mnemonics with our
pneumatics summer camp! 9-11:50 am LVE Steam Room $149/4 Sessions

#574-045 Mon.-Thurs. July 10-13 MMoinveiecraMfatkainngd FSutanrWars
9 am-Noon OLE Room 201 $140/4 Sessions
Ages 6-11
LEGO Galaxy Far Away Space Camp Technology meets cre-
Ages 5-11 ativity in this kid’s favor-
ite movie making class!
Join us on an adventurous journey through space! Build With over 50 characters
the Redstone Rocket to blast through the atmosphere into for you to choose from,
a realm that is truly out of this world. Travel back in time it’s up to your small team
to build NASA’s Gemini Capsule. Trust your astronaut’s to produce a stop frame
building skills to pilot a spacecraft that will bring you back movie, including developing the characters and set.  Then
to Earth safely. We’ll build motorized models that represent it’s lights, camera, action! We use amazingly friendly stop
spacecraft from your favorite popular space movie. Come motion software! Children take home their movie and lots
experience this stellar journey to a galaxy far away! of fun summer camp memories! Please bring a peanut-free
snack and beverage. Please bring a USB jump drive to
#574-033 Mon.-Thurs. Aug 7-10 save your work.
1-4:00 pm OLE Room 201 $149/4 Sessions

#574-036 Mon.-Thurs. June 12-15
9-11:50 am LVE Steam Room $132/4 Sessions
Scan this code Are your kids interested
to register. in ROBOTICS?  #574-037 Mon.-Thurs. June 12-15
See page 35 for 1-3:50 pm Elko New Market Wagner Park Shelter
$132/4 Sessions
more information on
FIRST LEGO League These classes are offered
for 4-8th grade students in Elko New Market

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Before & After School Classes

Before and After School Classes See pages 36-37 for all class
dates, times and pricing.
What to Know About After School Enrichment Classes

Have some FUN after school! Each class offered changes curriculum from the
previous session. If students register for class at a school they do not attend, 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 to run 3 days before the class start date, the class will be
cancelled and participants will be notified. Sign up early!

Youth Enrichment Grandmasters of Chess EJrn.gSincieeenrcse New

Grades K-5 Grades 1-5 Soccer
New and returning students Explore the exciting
invited.  Youth Enrichment League world of structures, Grades K–5
(YEL) chess continues to evolve mechanics, electronics, This class is designed to introduce
with 50+ Chess lessons. We have aerospace, and more as the young athlete to the sport of
new worksheets and new lessons we experiment, build, soccer through skill development and
crafted by Women’s International and play.  Learn about small group games. Staff will focus
Master and former Russian Chess and experiment with on helping students learn the rules
Champion Sima Sokolovskaya.  YEL kinetic energy and of soccer, while working on team
chess lessons are designed to engage aerospace, mechanical play and sportsmanship. Individual
beginners through advanced and structural engineering through skills taught: shooting, passing, and
students.  YEL students often hands-on, fun activities. Each week dribbling, along with learning the
perform well at the highest levels in includes a science-based Make-N- strategies of offense and defense.
local and state tournaments.  Join Take gadget that you will create and
this “sport of the mind” and be part take home each week, including
of your school’s chess club.  Sign up rockets!
and create a checkmate today!  For
a more thorough description of SScciheonocle Explorers Wizard
the YEL chess program, visit www. Grades K-5 New
YouthEnrichmentLeague.com.

Spring: Bring your chess dollars
and get pumped and prepped for
your school’s year-end, in-school
tournament.  Our spring focus is on
skewers, pawn endgames, doubled
rooks, etc.

Spring Chess Tournament Join Science Explorers as we
Saturday, April 22! investigate a wizard’s laboratory.
You will become an apprentice
See page 30 for more info. as you learn the science behind
the magic. Learn to harness
electricity to make your own
wand. Explore the secret
world of alchemy as you create
scientific potions and more in
this fun, hands-on imaginative
class.

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Paint & Splash! It’s
Back!
Ages 6-11
Art that Glows, Shimmers and Shines! Combine two events to keep you both fit
and creative! Start at the Watch Me Draw Art Studio
Grades K-5 on Holyoke where you’ll make a splash in the studio
You’ll have a collection of glowing creations after this with a guided paint lesson! After your creative time, we
class! Each week you will take home a finished masterpiece will escort you on the short walk to McGuire Middle
inspired by Japanese street artist Que Houoxo! He uses School for open swim! You’ll take along your 9x12 acrylic
neon, fluorescent, metallic, and glow-in-dark paints in painting in your own “Art to Swim” bag! Plenty of time to
all his art and you will too! Draw and paint a panther enjoy the studio, create your art and enjoy a snack before
with glowing eyes and metallic fur, a bunny in fluorescent swimming. Please bring a nut free snack to enjoy after Youth Enrichment
pastels, a night owl in neon.... and more! class time. Sign up for 1 or all 4! Projects are different at
each class. See page 37 for project examples.

Art Studio! Pikachu 5-8:30 pm Watch Me Draw! Studio & MMS Pool
$30/session or $100/all 4 sessions
Grades K-5
You’ve caught them, now you can paint May 5 Blue Dog #773-201
and sculpt them! This workshop will May 12 Sundae #773-202
be all about everyone’s favorite bundle May 19 Turtle #773-203
of energy, Pikachu! We’ll throw some May 26 Picasso Sun #773-204
Pokeballs, paint, sculpt and add your
own style and flair to this super fun Save $20 and register for all 4 sessions with
class #773-205

class! Congratulations
FIRST LEGO League (FLL)First LEGO League Parent !to all 12 Lakeville Area FLL teams
that competed this season

Information Meeting First LEGO League Coaches’ Training Seminar
Who: Parents with students who will be in 4th-8th
grade during the 2017-18 school year. Students Coaches new to FLL are invited to attend a free coaching
welcome to attend with parents. Teams will start seminar.  This is open to new coaches or parents who
forming soon. Don’t miss out! may be considering coaching in the upcoming FLL
season. Participants will have the opportunity to actively
When: Monday, May, 15, 6-7 pm Fre e participate in FLL activities. Training includes hands-
Where: LSHS Lecture Hall on demonstrations of the robot game, core values and
Registration is not required to attend this event.
the research project. This is a practical ‘learn by doing’
approach to coaching FLL. Coaches will walk away with
In FLL, children are immersed in real-world science ready to use materials and ideas for the season.  New
and technology challenges. Teams design their own teams are encouraged to bring 2- 4 coaches/
solution to a current scientific question or problem parents to learn the basic structure of the
and build autonomous LEGO robots that perform a FLL experience. This training seminar is
series of missions. Through their participation, children provided by Ignite! FLL Coaches Maureen
develop valuable life skills and discover exciting career Carrigan and Holly Traub through
possibilities while learning that they can make a positive collaboration with Lakeville Area
contribution to society. This is not just playing with Community Education.  You do not
Lego’s-it involves research, problem solving, technology, have to participate in FLL through
robotics, and engineering.  FLL is parent led on a Community Ed to attend this
volunteer basis.
training.
* If you are not able to make this meeting, but would This is a free seminar but
like to be put on our FLL interest list, please send an registration is required.
email with your name, child’s name, email address,
phone number, child’s school (17-18), and child’s grade #474-100 Monday, June 12
6-9 pm CLEC Media Center
(17-18), to: [email protected].

Registration Information Page 83 35

Before & After School Classes

Youth Enrichment Cherry View Elementary Christina Huddleston Eastview Elementary JFK Elementary
4–5pm Elementary 4–5 pm 4–5 pm
3:25–4:25 pm
Art that Glows, Shimmers & Art that Glows, Shimmers & Art that Glows, Shimmers &
Shines Art that Glows, Shimmers & Shines Shines
#473-CV3 Shines #473-EV2 #473-JF2
Thursdays, 4/13-5/4 #473-CH1 Wednesdays, 4/12-5/3 Mondays, 4/10-5/1
$59/4 sessions Mondays, 4/10-5/1 $59/4 sessions $59/4 sessions
Art Room $59/4 sessions STEAM Room Art Room
Art Studio! Pikachu Art Room Art Studio! Pikachu Art Studio! Pikachu
#473-CV4 Art Studio! Pikachu #473-EV3 #473-JF3
Thursdays, 5/18 & 5/25 #473-CH2 Wednesdays, 5/17 & 5/24 Mondays, 5/15 & 5/22
$29/2 sessions Mondays, 5/15 & 5/22 $29/2 sessions $29/2 sessions
Art Room $29/2 sessions STEAM Room Art Room
Chess-Spring Art Room Chess-Spring LEGO STEM Class
#473-CV5 Jr. Science Engineers #473-EV4 #473-JF1
Tuesdays, 4/4-5/23 #473-CH3 Mondays, 4/10-5/22 Wednesdays, 4/5-4/26
$119/8 sessions Wednesdays, 4/19-5/24 $105/7 sessions $54/4 sessions
IMC $99/6 sessions IMC STEAM Room
Art Room View class description online.
Jr. Science Engineers
Science Explorers’Wizard #473-EV6
School Fridays, 4/21-5/26
#473-CV2 $99/6 sessions
Wednesdays, 5/10-5/24 Art Room
$39/3 sessions
Art Room Science Explorers’Wizard
Soccer School
#473-CV1 #473-EV5
Thursdays, 5/4-5/25 Tuesdays, 5/9-5/23
$59/4 sessions $39/3 sessions
*Meet at main office first day. STEAM Room
Soccer
#473-EV1
Tuesdays, 5/2-5/23
$59/4 sessions
*Meet at main office first day.

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Email Katey to suggest it,
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Before & After School Classes

Lake Marion Elementary Lakeview Elementary Oak Hills Elementary Orchard Lake
4–5 pm 3:25–4:25 pm 3:25–4:25 pm Elementary

Art that Glows, Shimmers & Art that Glows, Shimmers & Art that Glows, Shimmers & 4-5 pm
Shines Shines Shines
#473-LM1 #473-LV1 #473-OH2 Art that Glows, Shimmers &
Fridays, 4/21-5/12 Tuesdays, 4/11-5/2 Fridays, 4/7-5/12 (omit 4/14 & Shines
$59/4 sessions $59/4 sessions 4/28) #473-OL1
Art Room STEAM Room $59/4 sessions Tuesdays, 4/11-5/2
Art Room $59/4 sessions
Art Studio! Pikachu Art Studio! Pikachu Art Studio! Pikachu Art Room Youth Enrichment
#473-LM2 #473-LV2 #473-OH3
Fridays, 5/19 & 5/26 Tuesdays, 5/16 & 5/23 Fridays, 5/19 & 5/26 Art Studio! Pikachu
$29/2 sessions $29/2 sessions $29/2 sessions #473-OL2
Art Room STEAM Room Art Room Tuesdays, 5/16 & 5/23
Chess-Spring Chess-Spring Chess-Spring $29/2 sessions
#473-LM3 #473-LV3 #473-OH4 Art Room
Thursdays, 4/6-5/25 Fridays, 4/7-6/2 (omit 4/14) Mondays, 4/10-5/22 Jr. Science Engineers
$119/8 sessions $119/8 sessions $105/7 sessions #473-OL3
Media Center IMC IMC Mondays, 4/17-5/22
Science Explorers’Wizard Soccer $99/6 sessions
School #473-OH1 STEAM Room
#473-LV4 Mondays, 5/1-5/22
Mondays, 5/8-5/22 $59/4 sessions
$39/3 sessions *Meet at main office first day.
STEAM Room
Soccer
#473-LV5
Wednesdays, 5/3-5/24
$59/4 sessions
*Meet at main office first day.

Paint & Splash! Projects

May 5 Blue Dog May 12 Sundae May 19 Turtle May 26 Picasso Sun
#773-202 #773-203 #773-204
#773-201

5-8:30 pm Watch Me Draw! Art Studio & MMS Pool
$30/session or $100/all 4 sessions.
Save $20! Register for all 4 with class #773-205.
See page 35 for information on these classes.

Registration Information Page 83 37

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

Prices and schedule on pages 41-43.

Aquatics & Safety Parent/Child Lessons Preschool Lessons Beginner 2

Aqua Tots Recommended for ages 3-5 years Participants learn to swim without
flotation. Skills include: jump into
Ages 6 months – 5 years (with parent Aqua Kids 1 chest-deep water and return to the
or guardian) edge of pool, bob underwater, blowing
Enjoy swimming with your child Participants become comfortable in bubbles, front float, 10 sec., front glide,
while building swimming readiness the water learning basic skills without turn and swim back to the wall, back
by emphasizing fun in the water a parent. Skills (may be performed float, 10 sec., back glide, roll over,
accompanied by a parent or guardian. with flotation): enter the water turn and swim back to the wall, tread
Parents learn to help their child independently, submerge head, bob water, 10 sec., paddle stroke on front,
adjust to the water and develop safety underwater/blow bubbles, front 15 yd., back crawl, 5 yd., elementary
awareness. Skills introduced (with float/glide face in water, 3 sec. each, backstroke arms, 10 yd.
flotation or assistance): enter the back float/glide, ears in water, 3 sec.
water, submerge head, bob underwater/ each, paddle stroke on front, 5 yards, Intermediate 1
blow bubbles, front float/glide face elementary backstroke, 5 yards.
in water, 3 sec. each, back float/glide, Participants learn to be comfortable
ears in water, 3 sec. each. For complete Aqua Kids 2 with new skills in deep water and learn
class description, please visit our front crawl, back crawl and elementary
website. *Each participant must be Participants continue to develop skills backstroke to basic standards of
accompanied by an adult. without a parent. Skills (may be competency. Skills include: jump into
performed with flotation or assistance deep water, kneeling dive, survival float,
from instructor) include: jump into 20 sec., back float, 20 sec., tread water,
chest-deep water and return to the 20 sec., front crawl, 15 yd., back crawl,
edge of pool, bob underwater, blowing 15 yd., elementary backstroke, 15 yd.,
bubbles, front float, 10 sec., front glide, breaststroke kick, 15 yd.
turn and swim back to the wall, back
float, 10 sec., back glide, roll over, turn Intermediate 2
and swim back to wall, paddle stroke on
front, 5 yd., elementary backstroke 5 yd. Participants increase endurance, improve
competency for strokes learned in
School Age Lessons Intermediate 1 and learn breaststroke to
basic standards of competency. Skills
Recommended for ages 5 and up. include: standing dive, swim under
water 5 yds. and retrieve object, feet-
Beginner 1 first surface dive, somersault, open
turn: front/back crawl, tread water, 1
Participants become comfortable in the min., front crawl, 25yd., elementary
water learning basic skills. Skills (may backstroke, 25yd., back crawl, 25 yd.,
be performed with flotation): jump breaststroke, 15 yd., dolphin kick, 15 yd.
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
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Aquatics & Safety

Advanced 1 Private/ fPorltriavhataenetbyDetoeoaleagnlsece’stha!orgtnnIehts’ttissoalnersseefuwtvmpoeimenmrrt!feoeroc!t
Semi Private
Participants learn advanced skills
used in competitive swimming and Private/Semi Private Lessons
lifeguarding, improve competency
for strokes learned in Intermediate 2 Designed for personalized 1:1 or
and learn butterfly and sidestroke to 1:2 (instructor:student) instruction
basic standards of competency. Skills for youth and adults. Perfect for the
include: shallow dive, head-first surface hesitant swimmer or adult learner.
dive to 7 ft. and retrieve object, flip Must provide both names for semi
turn: front/back crawl, tread water, 2 private lessons. It is recommended the
min. using different kicks, sculling, 15 students are at a similar skill level.
yd., front crawl, 50 yd., back crawl, 50
yd., breaststroke, 50 yd., butterfly, 15 Adaptive See page 43 for additional dates Aquatics & Safety
yd., sidestroke, 15 yd. and times for private, semi-private
Adaptive Lessons
Advanced 2 and adapted lessons.
Designed for participants with mild
Participants continue to learn skills special needs. Additional times may
used in competitive swimming and be available by arrangement and
lifeguarding, improve endurance instructor/pool availability.
and perfect strokes.. Skills include:
competitive breaststroke turn,
competitive butterfly turn, tread water-
kick only for 2 min., front crawl, 100
yd., back crawl, 100 yd., breaststroke,
100 yd., butterfly, 50 yd., sidestroke,
50 yd.

Classes with 1 or 2 students Summer swim lessons
registered will be 30 minutes for including Summer
the following levels: Aqua Kids 2,
Beginner 1 & 2, Intermediate 1 & Adventures and Summer
Wonder Zone on page 43.
2, and Advanced 1 & 2.

Bringoptheen fsawmimily! to Open Swim Dates Pool Rentals

SPRING SUMMER Looking to rent the swimming
McGuire Middle School Pool McGuire Middle School Pool pool for a private rental,

Fridays Mondays birthday party or scout group?
6:30 pm-8:30 pm 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Please call 952-232-2169 for
June 12, 19, 26
April 7, 21, 28 July 3, 10, 17, 24 more information. You can also
May 5, 12, 19, 26 reserve the cafeteria
(based on availability).
Cost: $4 Youth, $6 Adult
Groups of 10 or more must register by calling 952-232-2169. MDcGauyitrTeiOmuFMerpiesiddedadSanyylp,e ,SMrMSwiacnarhircgmochhoB3sl21•r8e1-a3kpm

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 on our website:
www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

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17-SP19 Lakeville 194 Ad size 7 X 9.5”

INVENT YOUR SUMMER

YMCA OVERNIGHT & DAY CAMPS
YMCA OVERNIGHT CAMPS YDMAYCACAMP STREEFLAND
Ages 4 – 15
Ages 7 – 16
Great introduction to camping – kids home each night
YMCA CAMP ST. CROIX
Located on beautiful Lake Kingsley • Fort Building
Located on St. Croix River, near Hudson, Wisconsin. 11490 Klamath Trail in Lakeville • Gaga Pit
Canoe trips, kayaking, sailing, rock climbing and • Black Hole Slide
horseback riding camps. ACTIVITIES: • Junior Ranger

YMCA CAMP IHDUHAPI • Lakefront Canoeing/Kayaking

Located on Lake Independence in Loretto, Minnesota. • Climbing
Kayaking, windsurfing, high ropes, climbing and
horseback riding camps. • Target Sports

YMCA CAMP ICAGHOWAN • Archery

Located on Lake Wapogasset near Amery, Wisconsin. • Cookouts
Rock climbing, technical tree climbing, skateboarding
and horseback riding camps. Bus transportation available from Lakeville Area

YMCA CAMP WARREN Check out Camp Streefland Video and
Registration Online at
Located on Half Moon Lake, girls camp and boys camp
near Eveleth, Minnesota. Sailing and horseback riding campstreefland.org
camps. Unique in-camp activities: tennis, photography
and art. 952-898-9622

SAVE ON CAMP

April 13 – 18
$10OFF Day Camp & Summer

Sports Sessions

$20 OFF Overnight Camp and

Teen Wilderness Sessions

$25 OFF Summer Power & Uproar

(off registration fee)

Register online at

ymcamn.org/summer

612-230-9622

17-SP19

Early Childhood Family Education

Welcome to ECFE Spring
ECFE is a Lakeville Area School District Community Education program to strengthen
families with young children through education and support.

Incredible Infants/ Pop-In & Play
Parenting the 1st Year
0–5 yrs Non-separating
0–12 mos. Non-separating Pop-In & Play provides a good way
for families to check out ECFE. It’s
Babies bring big changes to every a great option for families whose
family! Discuss these exciting and schedules don’t allow a weekly
challenging issues with a parent edu- commitment or families who would
cator and other parents of infants in a like to add another fun day of class.
relaxing and informative class. Parent/child activities, circle time and
gym time are always part of the plan!
#172-103 Mondays No registration required, but payment
Apr. 10-May 22 12:45-2:15 pm is available online.
CLEC Moon Rm. Half semester
Teacher: Jenica
$5/family at the door

Infant and Toddlers Thursdays 9:15–11:15 am
Mar. 16-May 5, no class 3/30
Pop-in Playtime  CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Teacher: Charlene ECFE Year-End Picnic
Options: 0-12 mos. or and Vehicle Fair
12-24 mos. Non-separating Tuesdays 9:15–10:45 am
Mar. 14-May 16, no class 3/28 & 4/25 Friday May 12, Steve Michaud
These FREE playtimes provide an CEB Bubbles Rm. (North Park)
opportunity to meet other parents Teacher: Kirsten
with babies and toddlers. Explore 11:30 –1 pm • • • FREE
ECFE our infant/toddler classroom and
talk about the joys and challenges of Wild on Wednesdays
parenting with a licensed parent edu-
cator. Come to just one or all; pop-in 0–5 yrs. Non-separating
playtime is a flexible format to meet Register for one or all! Pre-registration is preferred, but drop-ins welcome if
the needs of busy parents and give space is available.
families an opportunity to learn about
ECFE. No registration required. Wednesday 12:45-2:15 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm.
$5/child~$10 family max. Teacher: Charlene

0-12 mos. Thursdays Kites Fantastic Frogs
6-7:30 pm 3/16, 4/27 & 5/25 Mar. 22 #172-162 May 3
#172-157

CLEC Moon Rm. On the Farm Turtles May 10
Teacher: Jenica #172-158 Apr. 5
#172-163
12-24 mos. Tuesdays
6-7:30 pm 3/21, 4/18 & 5/16
CLEC Moon Rm. Umbrellas Camping
Teacher: Connie Apr. 12 May 17
#172-159 #172-164

Caterpillars Apr. 19 Ice Cream
#172-160 May 24
#172-165

Birds Apr. 2

#172-161

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Early Childhood Family Education

Welcome to ECFE Summer
Infant Pop-In & Play Terrific Twos & Thrilling Fun in the Sun
Threes
0-12 mos. Non-separating 0-5 yrs.
24–48 mos.
These FREE playtimes provide an Warm summer weather is the perfect
opportunity to meet other parents Independence, language, problem invitation to move activities outside.
with babies. Explore our infant/ solving and social skills are emerging We will dive into water fun, explore
toddler classroom and talk about the during these ages. The classroom will and create with sand, draw with chalk
joys and challenges of parenting with foster all these developing skills, and and enjoy bubbles. Meet other parents
a licensed parent educator. Come you will value the parent discussion and our parent educator as you
to just one or all; pop-in playtime is where you can learn, share and explore the joys of parenting.
a flexible format to meet the needs appreciate this stage of parenting. #174-105 Thursdays
of busy parents and give families an #174-104 Tuesdays June 15-July 27, no class July 6
opportunity to learn about ECFE. June 13-July 25, no class July 4 9:30-11:30 am CLEC Sunshine Rm.
No registration required. 9:30-11:30 am CLEC Sunshine Rm.
#174-101 Fridays Sib Care 0-5 yrs. #174-106 Thursdays
June 16-July 28, no class July 7 June 15-July 27, no class July 6
9:30-11:00 am CLEC Moon Rm. 9:30-11:30 am CLEC Rainbow Rm.

* parent 1st

Little Explorers Registration for ECFE
ECFE is easy!
9–18 mos. Non-separating
Registration for classes is
Rolling… creeping… crawling… first come, first serve
walking! Join us for a relaxing, low- (one class per child.)
key class where you can slow down,
play with your child and meet other Summer Semester begins
parents. You and your child will Tuesday, June 13.
remain in the same room while the
parent discussion takes place.

#174-102 Tuesdays Summer Park Play Dates ECFE Summer
June13-July 25, no class July 4 Sliding Fee Scales
9:30-11:00 am CLEC Moon Rm. Hosted by ECFE Advisory Council
Sib Care 0-5 yrs.

Busy Bodies Mondays this summer. Watch the Lakeville Annual Fee Scale
Area ECFE Facebook page for updates, Household Income
15–30 mos. cancellations and reminders.
June 12, 19, 26 and July 10, 17, 24 over $100,000 $60
Join us as you and your toddler
discover safe and age appropriate “Like” us on $80-$100,000 $55
activities; including art, music
and sensory play. Parents will gain Facebook $60-$80,000 $50
knowledge and support from a parent
educator and other parents during www.facebook.com/LakevilleAreaECFE $40-$60,000 $45
discussion time.
#174-103 Wednesdays Scan this code $20-$40,000 $35
June 14-July 26, no class July 5 to go directly to
9:30-11:30 am CLEC Moon Rm. Less than $20,000 grant
Sib Care 0-5 yrs. registration
• Second child in the same class,
pay 1/2 the fee

• Summer Sibling Care fee $25/
child, ages 0-5 yrs

Registration Information Page 83 47

Early Childhood Family Education

September 2017-18 School Year

Register now for Fall 2017

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 a typical ECFE class. During parent/child interaction Family School
time, the early childhood teacher will set up fun activities that encourage
emerging literacy and mathematical thinking skills. Parents will meet with a Family School is a program that
parent educator and other families to discuss a variety of topics that relate to combines ECFE with Adult Basic
parenting a preschooler. Parents meet with the early childhood teacher twice a Education (ABE) and English as a
year to evaluate your child’s progress. Second Language (ESL) Education
• Learning for children
Thursdays you will drop your child off for their preschool experience. Children (0- pre-kindergartener) & adults
will practice social skills by sharing, taking turns, using manners, pretending, • Meets Tues.-Wed.-Thurs.,
following directions and listening…all in a play-based environment. 12:30-3:00 pm
• Contact Kim: 952-232-3009
Children are not required to be potty trained to attend this class.
Escuela de Familia
See online description for more details.
Family School es un programa que
Tuesdays &Thursdays Sept. 2017-May 2018 combina ECFE con Educación
12:45-2:45 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Básica para Adultos (ABE)
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica Y Inglés como Segundo Idioma
(ESL) Educación
ECFE $40 non-refundable registration fee • Aprendizaje para niños (0- pre-
Cost: $85/month
$16/month –Tuesday Sibling Care kindergartener) y adultos
Sliding fee scale does not apply to this class
For tuition assistance options call 952-232-3009 • Se reúne el martes-miércoles-

ECFE Dates of Interest jueves, 12:30-3: 00
March 27-31 No ECFE classes – Spring Break
• Contacte a Kim: 952-232-3009
April 14 No ECFE classes – Extended Spring Break
School Qoyska
May 12 Year End Picnic & Vehicle Fair
School Qoyska waa
June 13 ECFE Summer Semester Begins barnaamij isku daraa ECFE
la Waxbarashada aasaasiga ah
New Baby? Congratulations! Adult (ABE) iyo Ingiriisiga
Luqad Labaad ahaan (ESL)
Please take a few moments to complete the census Education a
form on the web address below and return to: • Waxbarashada carruurta (0-

Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044. pre-kindergartener) iyo dadka
Community Education ECFE web site: waaweyn

isd194.org/community-education/early-childhood/ • Gaarsiisan Tues.-Wed.-Khamiis,
early-childhood-family-education
12:30-3: 00
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• Kim Contact: 952-232-3009

Early Childhood Screening

Early Childhood Screening

Early Childhood Screening (ECS) is FREE for all preschool-age
children and required by the State of Minnesota. The optimum
age for screening is 3 ½ - 4 years of age and must be completed
before entering kindergarten. It includes a check of your child’s
development, vision, hearing, weight and immunizations. ECS
helps identify children who may benefit from district and community
resources. To schedule your child’s ECS appointment call 952-232-
3000, #3 and leave a message. We will return your call. ECS is located
at Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave.

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.

know your Early Childhood Screening

Dakota County Heritage Library

know free stuff • Magazines and newspapers
• Meeting room
• Books, including large print • Music CDs
• Audiobooks, including playaways • Online research tools
• Bookgroup in a bag kits • Programs for kids, teens and adults
• Computer classes • Storytime kits
• Computers and Wi-Fi access • Teen video games
• DVDs
• Downloadable e-books

and e-audiobooks

know where to find us Monday—Thursday ...10 a.m.—8:30 p.m.
Friday—Saturday ........ 10 a.m.—5:30 p.m.
Dakota County Heritage Library Sunday ............................................1—5 p.m.
20085 Heritage Drive • Lakeville
952-891-0360

All this—and more—at the library www.dakotacounty.us/library

Registration Information Page 83

Preschool Small Wonders Preschool

Summer Fun!

June, July, August 2017

Why Choose Small Wonders Preschool for your summer program?

5 It offers a variety of themes and adventures that will fill your 3-6 year old child’s
summer full of memories

5 Flexible scheduling allows for one day of fun or sign up for the
entire summer!

5 Offering top quality preschool experiences since 1986
5 High parent satisfaction rate
5 Educated and experienced teaching staff
5 Curriculum based upon developmentally appropriate practice
5 Secure building; Small Wonders Summer classes offered at the

Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville
All students must be able to toilet independently. No refunds unless a
class is full or canceled. For more information or to register online, visit
www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org or call 952-232-3001 for additional support.
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