Lakeville CE Winter-Spring 2018

Winter & Spring 2018
Programs and Classes for All Ages

Adult Enrichment • Youth & Middle School Enrichment
Gymnastics • Aquatics for All Ages • Early Childhood Family Education

Small Wonders Preschool • Wonder Zone • Kid Zone

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Children
Youth
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LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org · Lifelong Learning for All · 952-232-2150

Table of Contents

Adult Enrichment...............................................4-20 Independent School District 194 Table of Contents
Creative Arts & Cooking, 4-5 Board of Education (as of 12/20/17)
Hobbies & Special Interest, 6-8
Adult Basic Education, 19 Michelle Volk, Chair Judy Keliher, Director
Money Matters, 8-9, 11 Terry Lind, Vice Chair Jim Skelly, Director
Ed2Go Online Classes, 9
Fitness & Health, 12-16 Kathy Lewis, Clerk Superintendent
Martial Arts, 20 Bob Erickson, Treasurer Michael Baumann

Aquatics & Safety............................................. 39-43 What Do You Think?
Certification Classes, 39
Swim Lessons, 40-43 What are your thoughts about Community
Open Swim, 41 Education offerings, ideas for the future, needs
in our community? The Community Education
Building Key & Locations .....................................73 Advisory Council wants your input.

Community Education Directory.........................72 If you would like to make a real difference, consider
joining the Advisory Council:
Early Childhood Family Ed.............................. 44-53 • Provide valued input in informal, yet productive
Infant & Toddler Classes, 45
Birth to 5 Classes, 46-49 meetings held 4-6 times per year.
ECFE Information, 50-52 • Meet other community members interested
in lifelong learning
Early Childhood Screening....................................53 • Share ideas for future activities, programs and
services for people in all ages and stages
Facility Scheduling................................................72 • Discuss current issues in the community and
School District as well as how Community
Kid Zone School Age Care............................... 67-69 Education may be able to help
• Join a group that welcomes new and diverse
Middle School Programs................................. 24-27 opinions and perspectives
• Grow through opportunities for personal and
Music Lessons........................................................27 professional development
• Child care offered during meetings
Adult Basic Education...........................................19 • Virtual meeting participation now available

Registration Information................................ 74-75  For more information, contact Steve Porter,
Director of Community Education at 
River Valley Project Explore .................................21
[email protected] or call 952-232-2150.
Small Wonders Preschool................................ 54-62
Winter & Spring Preschool Classes, 60-62 Para preguntas en español, llame a:
952-232-3063 or 952-232-2067
Fall 2018-19 Registration, 56-59
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Wonder Zone.................................................... 64-66 layankan Somalihaah: 952-232-3066
ISD194 School Success Liaisons
Youth Enrichment............................................ 28-43
Martial Arts, 20 African American: Regina Smith, 612-440 8828,
Adaptive Youth Classes, 21 [email protected]
Middle School Classes, 24-27
Before & After School Programs, 33-37 American Indian: Jacob Valtierra, 612 314-9496,
Gymnastics, 38 [email protected]
Aquatics, 39-43
Somalia: Huda Ali: 952-232-3066,
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Spanish: Hugo Muñoz: 952-232-3063,

[email protected] and
Lydia Lindsoe: 952-232-2067,
[email protected]

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Adult Enrichment Czech Kolaches Festive Spring Salads Traditional Southern
Cooking-Dinner Menu
Kolaches are one of Czechoslovakia’s Head into spring with a wild rice and
national pastries. Immigrants breast of chicken salad, or wild rice Beginning in the 1690’s, food in the
brought their passion for kolaches with fresh mushrooms and cashews. US deep south was heavily influenced
to the Midwest as early as the We will also feature a vegetarian by settlers from France, Germany
1860’s. Kolaches are marvelous egg main dish salad using multi colored and Spain. In addition, slaves from
rich, slightly sweet yeast dough. peppers and quinoa. We will also Africa, Cuban refugees and Cajuns
Traditionally filled with fruit mixtures be experiencing a refreshing salad of from Nova Scotia also contributed to
such as apricot, cottage cheese, poppy cantaloupe and strawberries with an the medley of flavors using the wealth
seed or prune; they can be shaped into orange sauce. We will then move of local seafood, vegetables, poultry,
small rounds, square “tied packages” on to a raspberry spinach salad with livestock and of course pecans.
or filled turnovers. We will make glazed pecans. Round out your night Join us in creating a memorable meal
variations in class and taste samples. by creating 3 easy dressings using feta that will feature: crab dip, traditional
Plan to take home an assortment to cheese, blue cheese and orange. cheese straws, gumbo, jambalaya, red
share with family, friends or to freeze. #682-002 Thurs., May 17 beans and rice, buttermilk biscuits,
You will also leave with many recipes, 6-9 pm cheese grits, pecan praline candy
tips and techniques to master these LNHS, FACS Room 102 and traditional bread pudding with
old world delicacies. $35/1 session bourbon sauce.
#682-001 Sat., Feb. 17 Instructor: Laurel Severson #682-003 Fri., April 20
9 am-1 pm 6-9 pm
LNHS, FACS Room 102 Jams, Jellies and LNHS, FACS Room 102
$49/1 session Marmalades $45/1 session
Instructor: Laurel Severson Instructor: Laurel Severson
Now is the time to prepare for the
Artisan Breads bounteous fruits of summer. Be ready Truffles
to ‘jam’ when the berries, peaches,
Do you want to make bread with rhubarb, herbs and more are at their You've tried the rest, now make the
great flavor and texture? Surprise peak of taste and availability. Learn best! Nancy Burgeson will guide
family and friends with fabulous, the difference between the various you in making these rich, chocolaty
delicious home-made artisan breads! preserves and have the opportunity to delicacies. Make five different recipes
Learn to make savory loaves in less taste several different kinds. You will and take home a decadent box of 15-
than 5 minutes using dough that prepare a batch of jam/jelly from start 18 truffles.
you mix in no time (no kneading to finish, learn basic ‘hot water bath’ #682-006 Thurs., May 3
required) and store in your techniques that are applicable to other 6-9 pm
refrigerator for up to two weeks. canning projects and take home 1-2 KTMS, FACS Room 101
Sample several breads in class, mix up jars to enjoy. Tasting of and handout $35/1 session
a batch of dough to take home and for multiple recipes included. Instructor: Nancy Burgeson
receive recipes for several artisan bread $8 supply fee is payable to instructor
options. at class.
#682-004 Tues., Feb. 6 #682-005 Tues., April 10
6:30-8:15 pm 6:30-8:15 pm
KTMS, FACS Room 101 KTMS, FACS Room 101
$45/1 session $39/1 session
Instructor: Carol Schaub Instructor: Carol Schaub

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Farmhouse Mason Jar Round Wood Monogram DIY Celebrations Pallet Adult Enrichment
Centerpiece Sign Calendar
This adorable wooden planter box This 15” versatile adorable round This pallet style Celebrations
is assembled and ready for you to wooden plaque is ready for you to Calendar will remind you of all the
customize to match your home décor! customize with your family name! important dates in your family and
Several option of wood stain colors Several option of wood stain colors friends lives! The 7” x 24” wood
will be available to stain your 12” x will be available, and a stencil will pallet style sign is assembled and
3” x 3” wooden box. A stencil will be used to create the monogram. A ready for you to customize to match
be used to create the word, then a colorful selection of paint will be your home décor. Several options of
colorful selection of paint will be available to paint your monogram to wood stain colors will be available
available to paint the word and three match your home décor. This plaque for you to choose from at the class.
half pint mason jars. All materials may be used as a serving tray or hung A stencil will be used to create the
are provided and we will take you as a custom piece of wall art. All word and months. Over 30 different
through the process step by step-no materials are included and we will paint colors will be available and all
experience is needed! take you through the process step by materials are provided including 4
step-no experience is needed! date chips and supplies for hanging.
#682-007 Sat., Feb. 10 We will take you through the process
12-2:30 pm
KTMS, FACS Room 101 #682-008 Sat., March 17 step by step-no experience is needed!
12-2 pm
$49/1 session CMS, FACS Room
#682-009 Tues., April 17
Instructor: Renee Reinardy $49/1 session 6:30-8:30 pm
Instructor: Renee Reinardy
KTMS, FACS Room 101
$49/1 session
Instructor: Renee Reinardy
Cheers & Canvas
New
Whether it’s a date night or just a fun time with your BFF, come
out and paint with Cheers & Canvas! Every event is perfect for beginners;
even if it’s your first time painting! Step by step instructions, paint, canvases,
brushes and aprons will be ready for you to create with. Experience the fun of
social painting while enjoying the food and drink at our fabulous venues-The Chart House and Lakeville
Brewing Co. Share a memorable experience and take home your own 16x20 masterpiece! Eat, Drink,
Paint! More info call 952-469-1234. 
2.
7-9 pm $39/person per class (food and beverages not included)

Instructor: Watch Me Draw

1. Jan. “Winter Birch” 3. 1.
#682-010 Mon., Jan. 22 Lakeville Brewing Co. 4.
#682-011 Tue., Jan. 23 Chart House 5.
2. Feb. “Cool Reflections”
#682-012 Mon., Feb. 26 Lakeville Brewing Co. Registration Information Page 75 5
#682-013 Tue., Feb. 27 Chart House
3. March “Tranquility”
#682-014 Mon., March 19 Lakeville Brewing Co.
#682-015 Tue., March 20 Chart House
4. April “Spring Blossoms”
#682-016 Mon., April 23 Lakeville Brewing Co.
#682-017 Tue., April 24 Chart House
5. May “Caribbean Blue”
#682-018 Mon., May 21 Lakeville Brewing Co.
#682-019 Tue., May 22 Chart House

Adult Enrichment

Adult Enrichment Chords are Key for Piano Drones 101 Photo Organization
Drones are the hottest new toy Print & Digital
Some music teachers may not want and business! From your neighbors Having organized photos assures
you to know this, but you don’t backyard, to Disney and the Super peace of mind. Learn about a system
need years of weekly lessons to learn Bowl, they are everywhere! Join us to to once and for all get every printed
piano. In just a few hours, you can learn about the drones, decide which photo, digital photo and your
learn enough secrets of the trade to drone to buy, understand federal and memorabilia organized. Learn about
give you years of musical enjoyment. local regulations, AND experience the scanning for slides, movies, prints....
How do we do it? While regular excitement of flying one yourself! backing up, cloud storage & scanners.
piano teachers teach note reading, We will also demonstrate easy ways
piano professionals use chords. And #682-022 Ages 10-15 to repair old photos. You'll leave
you can learn all the chords you’ll Sat., March 3 10 am -12 pm with a plan for a system that allows
need to play any song in this one MMS, Cafeteria $15/1 session you to access every photo you own in
session. Any song. Any style. Any Instructor: Katie Gilmore literally seconds!
key. If you can find middle C and
know the meaning of Every Good #682-048 Ages 16+
Boy Does Fine, you already know Tues., April 10 6-8 pm
enough to enroll in this workshop. MMS, Cafeteria $15/1 session #682-047 Mon., Feb. 12
Fee includes an online book and 7-9 pm MMS Lecture Hall
online video instruction. Instructor: Katie Gilmore $15/1 session
#682-020 Mon., March 19
6:30-9:30 pm KTMS, Choir Room Taking Great Photos #682-049 Mon., April 9
$59/1 session 7-9 pm MMS Lecture Hall
Instructor: Jim Anderson Are your $15/1 session
photographs dull? Instructor: Kathy Povolny
Have you captured
Chords are Key for great moments Meet your instructors:
Guitar with your camera, Katie Gilmore has been involved
Have you ever wanted to learn the only to find that they were over or in aviation since she was a teenager.
guitar but simply find it difficult to under exposed? Discover how to She grew up attending the Oshkosh
find the time? In just a few hours consistently take great photographs. Airshow and surrounded by the
you can learn enough about playing Learn the secrets of lighting, angles aviation community, earned her
the guitar to give you years of musical and composition. Get to know what pilots license when she was 17 and
enjoyment, and you won’t have to all of the knobs and buttons on your then went on to work in technology
take private lessons to do it. This camera actually do (shutter speed, industries. Her drone company,
crash course will teach you some basic F-stops, digital effects). Bring your PAAP Drones, was one of the first
chords and get you playing along with digital camera to class. licensed in Minnesota in 2015.
your favorite songs right away. Bring #682-023 Wed., Jan. 17, 24, 31 Kathy Povolny has been teaching
your acoustic guitar. Class limited to 6:30-8 pm CMS Media Center photo organizing and album making
15 students. For ages 13+. For more $59/1 session for over 25 years! She has interests in
information go to justonceclasses. scrapbooking and genealogy.
com. Fee includes an online book #682-050 Wed., April 11, 18, 25 Tod Novinska grew up on a family
6:30-8 pm CMS Media Center dairy farm and learned to do many
$59/1 session different repairs from his father.
Instructor: Adam Grimm Tod has over 25 years experience in
his present job selling automation
and online instructional videos. equipment. He has been teaching
basic home repair classes for 5 years
#682-021 Mon., March 26 Meet your instructor: and enjoys being a mentor to help
7-9 pm KTMS, Choir Room Adam Grim is a professional students improve their knowledge
$59/1 session entertainment photographer. His and skills so they can make basic
Instructor: Eric Carranza images have been featured in People home repairs themselves.
Magazine, LA Times, Washington
Post, Minneapolis Star Tribune.

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Dog Day Getaway Basic Home Electrical Basic Home Plumbing Adult Enrichment
Puppy Play Groups Repair Repair

Dog Day Getaway is a dog daycare and An electrician can cost you hundreds Learn to repair minor plumbing
boarding facility that has been open in of dollars for simple repairs. Learn problems and replace fixtures. There
Apple Valley since 2004. DDG offers to make the repairs yourself by will be a discussion about different
3 different playgroups for puppies to attending this ‘hands-on” class for the types of fittings and metal vs plastic
partake in. Playgroups are one hour novice electrician. You will replace pipe comparison. We will take apart
long, off leash & interactive & include single pole and 3-way switches, wall different types of faucets, replace a
the parents/owners of the dog. outlets and light fixtures. You will test pop-up drain assembly, and discuss
electrical circuits and learn to re-wire the internal working parts of a toilet.
Playgroups costs are $8 for the first a lamp. There will be a demonstration on
dog and $5 for each additional dog in #682-051 Sat., March 10 how to cut and glue plastic pipe and
the same family. 9 am-12 pm KTMS, Room 004 fittings as well as soldering copper
$39/1 session pipe and fittings. 
Playgroups are held on: Jan. 7, Instructor: Tod Novinska #682-052 Sat., March 10
Jan. 21, Feb. 11, Feb. 25, March 11, 12:30-3 pm KTMS, Room 004
April 8, April 22, May 20. Internet Security $39/1 session
Best Practices Instructor: Tod Novinska
Please see online listings for times.
Learn of the threats that people are Home Wireless
Puppy Playgroup regularly exposed to on the internet Networking
Puppy Playgroup is intended for all such as: spyware, malware, viruses,
puppies ages 12 weeks to 9 months. ransomware, phishing, spam and Configure, secure & connect!
This is a great opportunity for your more. You will define these threats, Learn earn about the basics of
pup to develop play skills with both learn how to avoid them, how to set wireless networking in the home,
you and other puppies in a safe and your computer up to detect them, discuss the different methods of
supervised environment. This is an off and in the worst case scenario, learn securing your home wireless network
leash event with the owner present. how to treat your computer if it and identify best practices to ensure
becomes infected. that your wireless network is not
Small Dog Playgroup #682-054 vulnerable. We will then set up
Small Dog Playgroup is for all dogs Thurs., Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22 a wireless network from scratch,
30 pounds & under. This is a fun & 6:30-7:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall connect to it and troubleshoot some
safe way for the smaller guys to run $85/4 sessions of the common problems.
around with dogs of only their size. Instructor: Eric Neilson #682-053 Sat., March 3
This is an off leash event with the 10 am-12 pm KTMS, FACS Rm. 101
owner present. $55/1 session
Instructor: Eric Neilson
Tiny Tots Playgroup
Sometimes even the Small Dog Do you have a great idea Meet your instructor:
Playgroup is too much for your extra for a class? Eric Neilson is Head of Information
small dog. Tiny Tots was created with Technology for NatureWorks LLC,
those very dogs in mind. This group Please contact Amanda a global manufacturing company
is specifically for dogs that are only at 952-232-2170 based out of Minnetonka. He has
15 pounds & under. But also a great set up wireless networks both in a
fit for dogs that are especially shy or for more information! corporate environment and in many
nervous. An off leash event with the homes, including my own home as
owner giving the littlest dogs a chance well as friends, family, neighbors
to socialize without being intimidated and colleagues, and recently earned
by the bigger & more energetic dogs. his MBA from the University of
Minnesota, Carlson School of
Management. 7

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Adult Enrichment 100 Things to Do in the Twin Cities Starwatch Party with Mike Lynch
Before You Die Make the stars your old friends as we watch the great
celestial show. We start off with an indoor orientation
See the sights of the Twin Cities with new eyes as MPR followed by quality time outside under the heavens. Get
news host Tom Weber discusses his book, 100 Things to to know the constellations like The Big Bear, Cygnus the
Do in the Twin Cities Before You Die. His book is a guide Swan, Pegaus the Winged Horse, and some of their great
to the most rewarding list of things to do in the Twin stories behind them. Mike will bring a fleet of telescopes,
Cities. Even if you are familiar with the Twin Cities, including two of the biggest mobile telescopes in Minnesota
several of his suggestions will be a delightful surprise! for close up views of star clusters, nebulae, galaxies and
other wonders in our skies. You’ll also get a great handout
Copies of Tom's book for purchase and signing will be package with user-friendly star maps and constellation
available after class.

#682-055 Sat., March 10 charts, websites, a telescope-buying guide, and more! Your
9:30-11 am MMS, Lecture Hall
universe is waiting! Light snacks will be provided.
$15/1 session
#682-056 Tues., April 10
8-10 pm JFK, Library
$15/person $19/couple
$25/family of 4 $29/family of 5 or more

Home Buyers Seminar Women and Money: Financial Wellbeing
Taking Control of Your for Young Adults and
Learn the fundamentals for first Finances Families
time, step up or downsizing home
buyers! The purchase of a home is This class will help women identify Poor money management can lead
probably the biggest financial decision ways they may view money differently to debt, stress and dependency on
a person, or couple, will make. We than men and empower them to others. Good money management
will go through the importance of see themselves as an integral part of skills can make it easier to accomplish
being prepared and describe ways to financial health for themselves and personal goals. This class will allow
make the process go smoothly. Our within their families. It will give participants to become familiar with
objective will be to ease any concerns women information to help them the basics of planning for future
over the process, provide information be intentional about their financial success.
and answer questions that may arise. disposition. #682-059 Tues., April 3
Both Derrick and Christine have #682-058 Tues., Feb. 13 6:30-7:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
conducted various home buying and 6:30-7:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall $9/1 session
selling seminars during their careers. $9/1 session
Most attendees have gone on to Find us on
successfully purchase a new home Meet your instructors:
shortly after attending our class. Derrick Strander has been a full- Facebook
#682-057 Tues., April 17 time Real Estate Professional with
6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall Coldwell Banker Burnet for over 13
$9/1 session years and has presented home buying
Instructors: Derrick Strander and seminars at the request of Wells
Christine Nelson Fargo, US bank and PHH Mortgage.
Christine Nelson is a returning
Real Estate Professional, now with
Coldwell Banker Burnet. She has a
passion to help educate and assist 1 st
time home buyers lay the foundation
to their future potential wealth.

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Insider Tips to Navigate Meet your instructor: Adult Enrichment
College Financial Aid Jay Benanav has practiced law and
run businesses for over 30 years. He
Preparing for college is a complicated is committed to helping families find
process to navigate! Join us to learn the right academic and financial fit.
about the financial aid process and Jay's wife Lucy is a clinical social
types of financial aid available. worker and a retired St. Paul Public
Explore the factors that influence School teacher. They have three
the financial aid available to you. sons, all who graduated from college
Learn tips and tricks to find schools without debt.
that will offer your student money!
Suzy Fallon is a Certified College
Consultant with the College Inside
Track.
#682-060 Mon., March 19
6:30-9:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$9/1 session
Instructor: Jay Benanav

Online learning with Lakeville Community Education!

Learn from the comfort of home (or the lake, the beach, the patio)!
Our instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient,
and highly interactive. We focus on creating warm, supportive
communities for our learners. New course sessions begin monthly.

How Does It Work?
Courses start the third Wed. of each month. Exact dates available online. All
courses run for 6 weeks; two lessons are released each week and you have
two weeks to complete each lesson.

Most courses Requirements
$98! For any ed2go course, you will need Internet access, a non-shared e-mail
address, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser,
and the latest Adobe Flash and PDF plug-ins. Some courses have additional
requirements. Course details are available on the Online Instruction Center.

Register at www.ed2go.com/LakevilleCE

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MARCH 10th

9am-3pm; Lakeville North High School

Lakeville’s Local Home Show!
Meet landscapers, remodelers,
interior designers, kitchen &

bath, windows, deck, siding
and so much more.

120+ home improvement
vendors and other

community businesses.
Sample Lakeville cuisine.

Free Admittance
Free Parking
Free Food Court

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Retirement Planning Today Keeping the Business in the Family Adult Enrichment
This course blends financial education with life planning This course is designed to help participants learn about
to help students build wealth, align their money with their steps they can take to smoothly transition their family
values and achieve their retirement lifestyle goals. Learn business to the next generation. You will learn how to
how to manage investment risks, use new tax laws to your identify and overcome transition obstacles, protect your
advantage, understand your company retirement plan assets today and in the future, and develop a transition
and adjust your estate plane under the new laws. Class strategy and maintain family harmony.
fee includes a 224 page illustrated textbook. Instructor
Terri Collymore is an independent Financial Advisor and #682-068 Tues., March 6
Investment Advisor Representative. 6:30-7:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$9/1 session

#682-061 Thurs, Jan. 25 & Feb. 1 Instructor: Ronald Robinson
6:30-9:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$49/person or couple Wills and Living Trusts
Learn how to take control of protecting your assets for
#682-062 Sat, Jan. 27 & Feb. 3 your loved ones through proper estate planning
9 am-12 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$49/person or couple in this educational seminar on wills and living trusts.
We will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of
Instructor: Terri Collymore Wills and Living Trusts, maintaining your privacy and
protecting your estate against a living probate if you
Retirement Income Planning become disabled, planning before you need Long Term
As you approach or enter retirement, your mindset needs
to begin to move from accumulation to distribution. That’s Care, how Probate works and more importantly, how you
what retirement income planning is all about! Join us and can avoid Probate altogether, how to minimize income
learn what retirement can look like, how to plan for the taxes on retirement accounts and passing on your family
income you will need, strategies for producing that income values, wisdom and life stories to your heirs.
and how to protect against the unexpected.
#682-069 Tues., March 13
7-8:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
#682-063 Tues., Jan. 30 $9/1 session
5:30-6:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$9/ 1 session Instructor: Samantha Bruno

#682-064 Thurs., Feb. 22 Health Care Directives
5:30-6:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$9/ 1 session This class will provide you with an overview and
introduction to what a Power of Attorney and Health
#682-065 Thurs., March 15 Care Directives are. We will go into an in depth look at
5:30-6:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall Health Care Directives, and attendees will leave with a
$9/ 1 session
completed Health Care Directive at the end of class. This
Instructor: Josh Malwitz class is taught by an Estate Planning attorney of 12 years.

Social Security & Your Retirement #682-070 Thurs., Feb. 8
6:30-8 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
For many people, at least 1 in 4, will only have Social $49/1 session
Security as an asset in retirement. Taking a benefit is not as Instructor: Tamara Block
black and white as it would seem. You will learn about the
history, health and strategies of Social Security and how to
maximize your Social Security benefits.

#682-066 Tues., Jan. 16
6:30-7:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$9/ 1 session

#682-067 Tues., March 20
6:30-7:30 pm MMS, Lecture Hall
$9/ 1 session
Instructor: Mark Booth

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Adult Enrichment High Impact Fitness Mixxed Fit

PiYo Zumba MixxedFit® is a people-inspired
dance fitness program that is a mix
Who says you have to jump, grunt, Ditch the Workout! Join the Party! of explosive dancing and boot camp
strain, and punish your body to get Zumba dancing is a fun, joyful Latin toning. Dance to your favorite songs
amazing results from your workout? inspired fitness class that combines on the radio that we would dance to at
Not with PiYo…PiYo combines the all the rhythms in Latin music (Salsa, a nightclub. Then, spice things up by
muscle-sculpting, core-firming ben- Cumbia, Merengue, Rumba, Mambo, adding boot camp-inspired exercises
efits of Pilates with the strength and Belly Dance, Flamenco, Samba, to make your workout more effective
flexibility advantages of yoga. And, Tango, Reggatone and Hip Hop). and challenging. Our choreography is
we crank up the speed to deliver a Zumba is for all ages, shapes, sizes, not complex and difficult. Our steps
true fat-burning, low-impact workout male and female. No experience is are repetitive and very easy to follow! If
that leaves your body looking long, required. In this total body workout you can do things like squats, jumping
lean, and incredibly defined. FUN comes first and the physical jacks, and shake that booty, you will
benefits follow. Stress levels are have a blast in class!
PiYo isn't like standard Pilates and reduced and energy is increased as Instructor: Jim Cheesman
yoga classes that make you hold long, you blast calories and tone your body.  
intense poses, or lead you through Mon. 6:30-7:30 pm
dozens of repetitive, microscopic core Tuesdays with Rachel Boyum LNHS, Dance Studio
movements. PiYo speeds everything Thursdays with Jessie Zeien
up—including your results—by #682-084
introducing you to dynamic, flowing Jan. 29-March 12 (no class 2/19)
sequences that can burn serious $49/6 sessions
calories at the same time as they
lengthen and tone your muscles and 6:30-7:30 pm LNHS, Dance Studio #682-085 March 19-April 23
increase your flexibility. $49/6 sessions
Instructor: Amanda Ewers #681-101 Thur, Jan. 4-Feb. 22
$64/8 sessions #682-086 April 30-May 21
$32/4 sessions
#682-079 Thur, Mar. 1-April 26
$64/8 sessions (no class 3/29)

#682-080 Thur, May 3-May 31
$40/5 sessions
Thurs., 7-7:30 pm Find us on
LSHS, Dance Studio #681-104 Tues, Jan. 9-Feb. 27
$35/6 sessions $64/8 sessions Facebook

#682-074 Jan. 4-Feb. 8 #682-082 Tues, Mar. 6-Apr. 24 Location Key on page 73
#682-075 Feb. 15 –March 22 $64/8 sessions
#682-076 March 29-May 3
#682-077 May 10-June 14 #682-083 Tues, May 1-May 29
$40/5 sessions

Country Heat LIVE

Experience the class everyone is lining up for! Step right into this easy to follow,
exhilarating country dance inspired workout! No complicated moves, no
memorizing routines. Just simply follow along to enjoy the low-impact, high-
energy dance class set to the hottest country hits. You will have so much fun
moving, stepping, clapping, stomping and laughing you’ll forget that you’re
burning mega calories and toning your body from head to toe!
Starting Feb. 2, 1 hour classes are offered weekly at 6:30 pm.
Try your first class FREE!! Please call us ahead of time to let us know you’re
coming 952-232-2170 or 952-232-2150
Instructor: Amanda Ewers
Tues., LSHS Dance Studio (no class 2/6)
Fri., LNHS Dance Studio (no class 3/2, 3/30)

#682-071 $12, single walk-in
#682-072 $50, 5 classes (expires after 90 days)
#682-073 $80, 10 classes (expires after 90 days)

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Adult Enrichment

GetFit XaBeat Adult Enrichment

GetFit is designed to help you jump start your Getting XaBeat is a dance-fitness program that
Fit journey! During GetFit you will be excited to see provides high intensity cardio and toning
the movements constantly varied and functional to your in a party like atmosphere. The routines are
everyday life. Each class includes a warm up, mobility and simple and easy to follow so participants can concentrate
stretching, skill work, and finishes with a workout. We do on getting a better workout! XaBeat class participants
things like air squats, push ups, rowing, box jumps, and sculpt their bodies and burn calories without even realizing
weight training with barbells and kettlebells, and much they are working out. All fitness levels are welcome. Dress
more! We teach you the mechanics of a movement, help in workout clothes, bring a water bottle and towel, jingle
you choose the appropriate weight or otherwise alter the skirts are available for use but not required. 
required movement so you are capable of moving the Wed. Instructor: Stacy Leong
weight correctly and consistently. Come prepared to sweat Sat. Instructor: Tracy Pleschourt
and have fun working out with a small group personal
trainer. The group size is no more than 10 people per Wed. 6:30-7:30 pm
instructor, which allows for a more personal and dedicated LNHS, Dance Studio $55/6 sessions
environment with other individuals like yourself. All ages
welcome! #681-107 Jan. 3-Feb. 7
#681-108 Feb. 21-March 28
#682-089 April 4-May 16
(no class 4/25)

Tues. and Thurs. 7:30pm-8:30pm NEW! Punch Card Option! (Sat. only)
$99/8 sessions #682-090 Sat., Jan. 13-May 26 (no class 3/31)

#682-102 Jan. 2-Jan. 25 Class held at 10-11 am LSHS, Dance Studio
#682-103 Feb. 6-Mar. 1 Crosswinds Punch Card Pricing:
#682-104 Mar. 6- Mar. 29 4 punches, $44 8 punches, $80
#682-105 April 3-April 26 CossFit 12 punches, $108 16 punches, $128
#682-106 May 1- May 24
20 punches, $140

Intro to Curling-3 Game Sampler

Join Dakota Curling for a three week mini-league for a
basic introduction to this popular new sport. You'll learn
the basics of the game in the first session and will play six
end games in weeks two and three. Register as teams of
four or as individuals and the club will make up teams.
This is an adult league but youth ages 13 and up may
participate if an adult family member is also registered. No
equipment purchase necessary-just bring a clean pair of
tennis shoes.

On Belay with Lifetime Fitness #682-107 Wed, April 18-May 2
6:30-8:30 pm Dakota County Curling Center
This class is for any climber looking to improve their $300/ Team of 4 $75/ Individual
rock climbing technique or wanting to try climbing in a
positive and encouraging environment. Class covers all Registration Information Page 75 13
necessary skills for top rope belay certification. We will
evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of climbers and
then work on a few lessons of footwork, balance, as well as
hand and hand technique. Other topics to be discussed are
communication, mental focus, goal setting, orientation to
different types of climbing, and competition formats. It is
open to all skill levels. Class held at Life Time Fitness.
#682-091 (all sections listed online)
Held every Wed., 6-8 pm
Ages 16+
$35/1 session

Adult Enrichment

Adult Enrichment Yoga in Elko New Market Yoga Flow Yoga for All-Gentle Yoga
Come practice yoga with
your friends and neighbors. with OptionalWeights Through calming and gentle exercises,
It’s a great opportunity to Yoga Flow is excellent for developing poses, and reflection, we gradually
improve your flexibility, strength, grace, flexibility, core strength, increase our awareness, circulation,
balance and endurance as you practice balance, muscular strength, and flexibility, and strength, and prepare
the yoga poses. Your practice will overall better health. It will also ourselves for a lifestyle infused with
also include yoga breathing that may reduce stress, release toxins, and calm physical and spiritual purpose. This
help to reduce stress and calm your your mind through breath control. course is designed for people of all
mind. This class is open to beginner Additional ab toning will be included skill levels, but is especially well suited
and intermediate yoga students with in this class. Bring a yoga mat and for those who are in the early stages
modifications to help personalize the optional light weights. This class is of practicing yoga, and those who are
practice. appropriate for students of all levels, new to it altogether.
as modifications will be offered by the
Instructor: Melissa Olson instructor accordingly. Instructor: Char Adelman
Tuesdays, 7-8 pm Instructor: Stacy Solberg Mon., 6:30-7:30 pm
Elko New Market Library Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 pm LSHS, Dance Studio
$48/6 sessions LSHS, Dance Studio
#682-112 Jan. 17-Feb. 14 #682-115 Jan. 8-Feb. 12
#681-117 Jan. 2-Feb. 13 $50/5 sessions $60/6 sessions
(no class 2/6) #682-113 March 7-April 18
$70/7 sessions #682-116 Feb. 26-April 2
#682-114 May 2-May 30 $60/6 sessions
#682-108 Feb. 20- March 27 $50/5 sessions
#682-117 April 9-May 21
#682-109 April 3-May 8 Vinyasa Yoga $70/7 sessions

Pilates in In this all level 60-minute Vinyasa Thurs., 5:30-6:30 pm New
Elko New Market class, you will be connecting breath JPB, Room 214
to movement while moving from (17685 Juniper Path, Lakeville)
Pilates is a form of exercise, pose to pose. This well-rounded
developed by Joseph Pilates, that practice includes a warm-up, a #682-170 Jan. 4-Feb. 8
provides a balanced approach to combination of strength, balance & $60/6 sessions
developing of the body through core flexibility building postures, standing
strength, flexibility, and awareness in & seated postures, concluding with #682-118 Feb. 15-March 22
order to support efficient, graceful a cool-down and a final resting pose $60/6 sessions
movement. This class will be catered (savasana).
to all levels of experience through Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 #682-119 March 29-May 3
adding props and adapting moves Crosswinds CrossFit $60/6 sessions
to challenge your body. We will $40/4 sessions
concentrate on upper body, core, #682-121 Jan. 10-31 #682-120 May 10-31
hips, thighs and buns. All levels #682-122 Feb. 7-28 $40/4 sessions
are welcome. Remember without #682-123 March 7-28
Challenge there is no Change! #682-124 April 4-25
Instructor: Ashley Bitzan
6:30-7:30 pm Location Key on page 73
Elko New Market Library
#681-120 Mon, Jan. 15-Feb. 26
$53/7 sessions
#682-110 Mon, Mar. 5-Apr. 16
$45/6 sessions (no class 3/26)
#682-111 Mon, April 30-June 4
$45/6 sessions

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Adult Enrichment

Salsa Dance Workshop Two Left Feet Dance Class Line Dance for Weddings Adult Enrichment
and Parties
You’ve thought about it so why Convinced that you have two left
not try it? This workshop is easy, feet and that dancing is not meant Just in time for the wedding & party
economical and only 1 session! for you? Or, someone you know? But season!
Geared to beginners and guided by still… it would be helpful to know a No need to sit and watch any
a dance champion, you’ll have basic few steps. Just in case… more: step into the party with this
patterns plus a couple of turns by Learn fun moves and simple tips from workshop of the popular lines dances:
the end of the session! More than a pro to ease you over those times. A Electric Slide, Cha Cha Slide, and the
enough to satisfy your curiosity little bit of Swing, a touch of Foxtrot, Cupid Shuffle. No Partner needed for
and provide a full night of dancing! a smattering of Waltz and a jazzed up an entire evening of fun!
Couples and singles welcome. “high school prom Swing & Sway” are #682-127 Thur, April 26
#682-126 Wed, March 21 all it takes! And you’ll be out on the 6-7 pm LSHS, Multi-Purpose Rm.
7-9 pm LSHS, Multi-Purpose Rm. dance floor! Couples only please! $10/1 session
$15/single #682-125 Mon, Feb. 26
$25/couple 7-9 pm LSHS, Multi-Purpose Rm.
$29/couple

Mind, Body and Spirit Restorative Series Wedding Dance—
It's Never Too Late to
This series of four monthly classes will help you reset your routine and show Look Great!
you how small changes can make big differences. You will be empowered to
take charge of your wellness goals by providing you with techniques that will You thought about it! You wanted
set a foundation for living your best life above the wellness line!   to!  But where did the time go?  Not
to worry.  In this 2-hour workshop,
Classes can be taken a la carte or as a series. Each class builds upon the Monica Mohn, nominated by
techniques and practices learned in the previous classes with a focus on a MNBride for “Best Wedding Dance
different aspect-mind, body, and spirit.   Your instructors will work with you Instruction”, will guide you with fun
individually and all students will have access to an online community. moves and simple tips to have you
feeling comfortable and looking great
January: AromaYoga March: AromaPressure on that special day! Feel free to bring
your special song! Couples only
You will be guided through a prac- Acupressure is a form of stimulation please.
tice of gentle yoga and explore how used to help relax the muscles and #682-128 Thur, April 26
aromatherapy and yoga work together support a state of well-being. Learn 7-9 pm LSHS, Multi-Purpose Rm.
to help support physical strength and about aromatherapy and acupressure $29/couple
mental focus. Meditation and relax- techniques that you can use to address
ation will wrap up the class. your areas of concern while incorpo-
rating aromatherapy to increase the
February: AromaBreathing effectiveness of your practice.
This session focuses on breathing.
Discover how aromatherapy brings April: AromaMassage
attention to the breath, and, when A central belief in Thai massage is
used in concert with pranayama, can that life-energy flows throughout our
be a valuable tool for stress relief and bodies. The goal of Thai massage for
life enhancement. self-care is to release this stagnant
energy. You will learn about Thai
massage and the best supporting
essential oils.

#682-129 Jan. Session
#682-130 Feb. Session
#682-131 March Session
#682-132 April Session
#682-133 All 4 Sessions

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Registration Information

Adult Enrichment

Adult Enrichment Walking Club

Join us and get those steps!  We will have access to a warm and comfortable space for you to walk in this
winter and spring.  These sessions are for walking only.  This is a casual walking group.  You may attend
any days that the space is listed as open.  A calendar will be sent to all registered walkers.  
LNHS Walking track is around the top of the North Performance Gym. Enter through the top doors.
LSHS Walking track is located around the top of the Performance
gym. Enter through the north doors.
Dates are subject to change based on student need of the area.  Please
check your calendar for all updates!
#682-134
This $5 pass will be good for the entire year
LNHS, 4-7 pm
LSHS, 5-8 pm

•• Walking Club buttons are now available for participants!  Stop by

the Community Education offices to pick yours up!

•• Wear your Walking Club button while walking
•• Be aware, there may be sports practicing in the main part of the gym
•• If you have any questions please contact Amanda 952-232-2170

Fitness That Fits! Thursday
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday

Gentle Yoga Zumba XaBeat Zumba Country
LSHS LNHS LNHS LNHS Heat Live
6:30-7:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm LNHS
6:30-7:30 pm

Pilates Country Yoga Flow Pi Yo Open Swim
ENM Library Heat Live w/ Optional LSHS MMS
6:30-7:30 pm 7:00-7:30 pm
Mixxed Fit LSHS Weights Gentle Yoga Jan. 19, 26
6:30-7:30 pm LSHS JPB Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23
LNHS 5:30-6:30 pm March 2, 9, 16
6:30-7:30 pm Yoga 6:30-7:30 pm April 6, 20, 27, 30
ENM Library Vinyasa Yoga
Crosswinds $4/youth
7-8 pm $6/adult
CrossFit
6:30-7:30 pm Saturday

Indoor Walking Club! See pages 12-16 XaBeat
Most Mondays, Wednesdays and for section details LSHS
10-11 am
Thursdays
LNHS & LSHS Walking Track

$5/year

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High quality technical & professional education in career-oriented programs
Learn more at

minnesotatraining.com

Transportation DCTC features a driving track, unique for education in the Twin cities. The
track offers the opportunity to practice driving skills in a safer environment.
Program Contact:
Jim Unger at 651-423-8482 or Julie Dubois at
651-423-8689 for MN Commercial Vehicle courses

• Accident Avoidance & Safe Driving • Moped Course
• Basic Motorcycle Rider Course • Class B CDL Training
• Basic Motorcycle Maintenance • Forklift Training for Organizations
• Intermediate Rider Course • MN Commercial Vehicle Inspection
• Road Guard Course
Initial Certification and Re-certification

Manufacturing & Trades Manufacturing at MTC has a long history of excellence in offering innovative
programming and training to individuals and businesses.
Program Contact:
Meriem Aman at 651-423-8612

• Soldering: Intro, A610 & J-STD Certification • Advanced Electrical Control Theory PLC III
• Electronics/Electrical Control Theory PLC I • Systems Troubleshooting
• Electrical Control Theory PLC II • Steam and Hot Water Boiler Operations

Healthcare The growing field of healthcare provides a large variety of fascinating and
essential job opportunities. Minnesota Training Connection offers short-term
Program Contact: open enrollment courses for those wishing to enter medical professions and
Jana Kashmark 651-423-8549 or working medical professionals who need to update their skills.
Ann Zimmermann 651-423-8434

• Pharmacy Technician • Blood Borne Pathogens Class
• Limited Scope X-ray Technician • Paramedic Refresher
• Nursing Assistant Course • EMT Refresher
• Phlebotomy Technician • ACLS Initial & Refresher
• EKG Technician • BLS/CPR

Dakota County Technical College and Inver Hills Community College are members of Minnesota State, and are affirmative action, equal opportunity employers and educators.

Is it a cold,
or something else?

When your child is sick, you just
want answers. We’ve got them.

Our pediatricians are here for you whether your
child is sick, injured or needs a well-child check.

New evening hours Kelly Meyer, DO Patrick Enders, MD Jeff Cunningham, MD
in Lakeville Pediatrician
Mondays Lakeville Pediatrician Pediatrician
8 am to 8 pm

Farmington Farmington

For an appointment call:
Farmington 651-460-2300 Lakeville 952-469-0500

northfieldhospital.org/pediatrics

Dentistry for Children

& Adolescents

Creating Healthy Teeth & Happy Smiles
Since 1968!

COME GET TO KNOW US!

COMPLIMENTARY

NEW PATIENT EXAM

Valid for all first time patients 15 and under.
Must schedule an appointment and mention
promo code “Lakeville Com Ed” to receive offer.
Offer does not include cleaning or x-rays. Can
not be used with state or federal programs.

• 7373 France Avenue South, #402

Edina 952-831-4400

• 14050 Nicollet Avenue South, #100

Burnsville 952-435-4102

• 6060 Clearwater Drive, #210

Minnetonka 952-932-0920

Join us for our 50th anniversary celebration on Thursday, April 19, 2018 from
4:00‑6:00 p.m. at our Burnsville office for Culver’s ice cream, contests, prizes and
office tours.
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Adult Basic Education

Lakeville Area Adult Basic Education

The purpose of the Lakeville Area Adult Basic Education Program is to provide opportunities for Adult Basic Education
learners who want to return to school to:
•• Learn English or improve their English skills
•• Return to the workforce and sharpen academic skills AalrleCfrlaeess!es
•• Earn GED or High School diploma
•• Prepare for Post-Secondary education; college and career advancement

Classes Available:
• GED- Test preparation including an open classroom for individual instruction and computer guided instruction

with internet access. State GED testing available.
• High School or Adult Diploma Programs- Start where you left off and complete the courses needed to earn

your High School Diploma. There is also a new option Adult Diploma that is a competency based program for
adults 22 and older.
• English as a Second Language- Learners work in a multi-level classroom developing skills in reading, writing,
speaking, pronunciation and listening. Computer skills are a part of instruction.
• Family School-Combines Early Childhood Education (ECFE) with ESL. Teachers work with both pre-school
children and adults developing speaking, listening, reading and writing in English.
• Skype Coaching Program-This program is offered as a
bonus to any learner in one of our ESL classes. Working
with a coach, learners practice English speaking and
listening skills from home in a 30-60 minute session.

Registration

Classes are open to learners 17 and older who are not
enrolled in high school and want to improve skills.

Contact LinK12-Lakeville is a free, K-12, statewide
online school. Students take full-time or
If you would like to enroll or like more information on
any of our programs, please contact: part-time courses, and can earn a
Lakeville Area Public Schools diploma.
Nancy Eldomiatti, ABE Secretary
952-232-2162 • [email protected], or Learn more and enroll today!
Dr. Tracie Kreighbaum, ABE Manager
952-232-2161• [email protected] 952-232-2000
isd194.org/link12-lakeville-online
Visit our website: isd194.org/community-education/adult

Para esta informacion en espanol, por favor visite
isd194.org/community-education/adult y busca bajo el
programa Adult Basic Education.

Registration Information Page 75 19

Martial Arts

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

Not just a punching, kicking, self-defense class. Kung Come join an internationally recognized
Fu teaches awareness of self and surroundings and local Karate community that is
improves self-esteem and confidence. Join a FUN passionate about passing along skills
non-competitive, full participation class that focuses that will improve one’s self confidence,
on helping students develop leadership, discipline, concentration, physical endurance,
concentration and coordination skills for a healthy and flexibility. We invite individuals of
mind and body. Improve your strength, flexibility, any ability to join our group where the
agility, and endurance. Questions? Call 952-898-3008 development of character is as important
as the capability of each member to
Winter • CHE Gym
Tues. Jan. 30-March 13 $79/7 sessions protect themselves. Uniform is optional for your first session.
Questions? Email [email protected] or call 320-510-2825. 
Adult:
#682-200 Beg., White-Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm Winter • MMS Cafeteria
Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 23-March 29 $120/20 sessions
#682-201 2nd Blue-Black Belt 7-7:45 pm
#682-202 Adv. Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm
Adult:
#682-205 Beginner-Intermediate 6:30-7:30 pm
Youth: #682-206 Advanced 7:30-8:30 pm
#582-200 Beg., White-Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm
#582-201 2nd Blue-Black Belt 7-7:45 pm
#582-202 Adv. Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm Youth: 6:30-7:30 pm
#582-205 Beginner-Intermediate
#582-206 Advanced 7:30-8:30 pm

Winter • MMS Cafeteria Spring • MMS Cafeteria
Wed. Jan. 31-March 14 $79/7 sessions Tues. & Thurs. April 3-June 5
6:15-7 pm Adult: $114/19 sessions
Adult: 7-7:45 pm #682-207 Beginner-Intermediate 6:30-7:30 pm
#682-203 Beg., White-Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm #682-208 Advanced 7:30-8:30 pm
#682-204 2nd Blue-Black Belt 7-7:45 pm Youth: 6:30-7:30 pm
#582-207 Beginner-Intermediate 7:30-8:30 pm
Youth: #582-208 Advanced
#582-203 Beg., White-Blue Belt
#582-204 2nd Blue-Black Belt

Spring • CHE Gym $79/7 sessions
Tues. April 10-May 22 6:15-7 pm
7-7:45 pm KUNG FU NIGHT
Adult Classes: 7:45-8:30 pm
#682-209 Beg., White-Blue Belt a night of celebration !
#682-210 2nd Blue-Black Belt
#682-211 Adv. Intermediate

Youth Classes: 6:15-7 pm Come and see Kung Fu exhibitions and
#582-209 Beg. & White Belt 7-7:45 pm competition by students of Community Education
#582-210 2nd Blue-Black Belt 7:45-8:30 pm Kung Fu classes. See colorful Lion Dances. Enjoy a
#582-211 Adv. Intermediate night of celebration and entertainment performed

Spring • MMS Cafeteria by Community Education Kung Fu students.
Wed. April 11- May 23 $79/7 sessions
6:15-7 pm Saturday • March 3 • 4-6 pm
Adult Classes: 7-7:45 pm KTMS Cafeteria and Gym
#682-212 Beg., White-Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm Door admission: $10
#682-213 2nd Blue-Black Belt 7-7:45 pm
Children age 4 and under are free.
Youth Classes: (Community Education Kung Fu students with
#582-212 Beg., White-Blue Belt
#582-213 2nd Blue-Black Belt complimentary ticket are free. )

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Adaptive Activities AAddauplttivEenrAichtimvietniets

Adapted Swim Lessons
Ages 6 months-Adult

One on one instruction for participants of all ages with
mild special needs. See aquatics section for available dates,
times and prices. All lessons held at McGuire Middle
School.

Open Swim

Love the water but don’t need swim lessons? Jump in
the pool for open swim on Fri. evenings at McGuire
Middle School Pool. See page 41 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 program Winter Bowling Leagues
designed to serve adults with physical and developmental cognitive
disabilities by encouraging inclusion in community activities and Apple Place Bowl, 4:00-5:15 pm
providing customized learning, social and recreational opportunities. Mondays: 1/8-3/5 (skip 1/15 & 2/19),
Project Explore is a cooperative effort among the Community $28/7 weeks
Wednesdays: 1/3-3/7, $40/10 weeks
Education departments of Rosemount/Apple Valley/Eagan, Burnsville/ Thursdays: 1/4-3/8, $40/10 weeks
Eagan/Savage, Farmington, Lakeville and Randolph school districts. Our bowling leagues meet at Apple Place Bowl in
Apple Valley.  Wednesdays and Thursdays are our
Project Explore provides customized educational, social and busiest nights, and due to the high demand you
recreational opportunities and encourages inclusion in community can only register to bowl on one night. We have
activities. Participants enjoy a wide variety of classes and activities bowling ramps and bumpers for those needing
including: Arts and Crafts, Sports, Cooking, Music, Excursions, and assistance. If you’re hungry you can stay and eat
more! Visit www.district196.org/projectexplore or call 651-422- right there in the Main Street Grill after league
7931, 651-423-7930 (fax) or 651-423-7929 (TTY) or email rvpe@ play. You receive a free beverage with the purchase
district196.org for registration or more information. of a meal.  Cost to bowl includes shoe rental.

Winter Dance Valentine’s Dance St. Patrick’s Dance
Friday, 1/12 Friday, 2/9 Friday, 3/16
Scott Highlands Middle School Scott Highlands Middle School Scott Highlands Middle School

6:30-9:00 pm $6.00 per person 6:30-9:00 pm $6.00 per person 6:30-9:00 pm $6.00 per person

Start off the New Year dancing the night Join us as we celebrate the month of Do you have a little Irish in you? 
away with friends! What a great way to Love at our annual Valentine’s Dance. Even if you don’t, come and
warm up and have a fun time on a cold Meet up with friends or bring that celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
January evening. You’ll hear some of your someone special for a great night of with friends. Make sure to
favorite tunes and we’ll have refreshments dancing.  Be sure to wear pink or red! wear some green!
when you take a break
from the dance floor. You can register for programs online at www.district 196.org/projectexplore or
call 651-423-7931 and use your Visa, Mastercard or Discover.

Registration Information Page 75 21

ICE SKATING LESSONS

LAKEVILLE ARENAS, 20195 HOLYOKE AVE, LAKEVILLE, MN 55044
WWW.LAKEVILLEARENAS.ORG OR 952-985-2170

LAKEVILLE ARENAS AND THE CITY OF LAKEVILLE ARE EXCITED TO OFFER THE ‘LEARN TO SKATE USA BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM’.
The Basic Skills program will be held at Lakeville Hasse Arena, 8525 215th Street, Lakeville.
Register through the City of Lakeville Parks and Recreation Department at 952-985-4600 or online at
www.webtrac.lakevillemn.gov
THE PROGRAM: This program is geared toward recreational skaters of all ages and skill levels. Instructors will follow the skill
progressions outlined in Learn To Skate USA Basic Skills. Skaters will be evaluated throughout the session to determine if they are
ready to advance. Our program ratio consists of a 12:1 student/instructor ratio to ensure quality instruction except for the Snow
Plow Sam which is set at an 8:1 ratio.
COST: Each level will be $89 per skater and includes eight half-hour lessons and eight half-hour practices, registration to Learn To
Skate USA and three free public skating passes. $125 P.A.L.S. per session.
REQUIREMENTS: Children in the Snowplow Sam and P.A.L.S. classes must wear a helmet (bike
helmets work well), gloves, and snow pants. All participants must wear mittens or gloves and
provide their own skates or rental skates are available for $3 per person/per class. No double
blades. Lakeville Arenas offers skate sharpening for $4 per pair of skates.

Winter Session begins on 1/6/18 with registration available through 1/20/18.

Spring Session begins March 10, 2018. Please check our website in February 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—4 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 figure skaters that have passed Basic 1 or
great class for the beginning skater. The parent/guardian Snow Plow Sam 3. Will work on backwards, turning and
must be at least 16 years old. introduction to spins.
ADULTS (16 years and older) BASIC 4, 5, 6
This class is designed for the beginner skater up to the Designed for those skaters that have passed Basic 3. Will
advanced. We will teach you either figure skating or hockey work on edges, crossovers and stroking.
skating skills, which ever you would like. This class offers a PRE-FREE SKATE & FREE SKATE 1-6
more one-on-one lesson structure. Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 6.
Free Skate will be divided into four sections—moves in the
field, dance sequence, spins and jumps.

Class Schedule/Registration Information HOCKEY 1-2
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 (6 years and older)
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

REV SOCCER

revsoccer.org Sign up NOW for Winter REVvies:

An 8-week training program for our younger recreational players!
✓ A fun, challenging, developmental environment.
✓ Players develop beginner footskills techniques
✓ 3 Sessions available—choose one or do all of them—whatever

works with your schedule!

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Middle School CE PROGRAM

After School Homework Enrichment Program

The ACE (Academics, Competencies, Enrichment) Program is an after-school, ISD194 staff
supervised program for students in sixth through eighth grade at Century, Kenwood Trail
and McGuire Middle Schools. The program provides a positive and safe environment for students to receive
homework help. In addition to homework help, students will have the opportunity to learn keyboarding
skills, receive help with organization, socialize with other students, receive help from high school tutors and
participate in other enrichment activities.

After-school enrichment programs have been shown to help improve student’s
confidence, academic achievement, creativity, time management skills, influence
teamwork, and relieve stress on working families. Each day students will be provided
an after school snack included in the program fee.

For more info: [email protected] or 952-232-2172

(Fee Assistance available if on Free/Reduced lunch program)

Century Middle School 2:10-3:00 pm Meet in Computer Lab
#581-102 3rd Quarter: Tues., Weds. Thurs. Jan. 30 - March 22 $120/24 sessions
#581-103 4th Quarter: Tues., Weds. Thurs. April 3 - May 17 $105/21 sessions

Kenwood Trail Middle School 2:10-3:00 pm Meet in Room 002
#582-110 3rd Quarter: Tues & Weds Jan. 23 - March 21 $90/18 sessions
#583-110 4th Quarter: Tues & Weds. April 3 - May 16 $70/14 sessions

McGuire Middle School 2:55 - 3:45 pm Meet in Media Center
#581-108 3rd Quarter: Tues., Weds. Thurs. Jan. 30 - March 22 $120/24 sessions
#581-109 4th Quarter: Tues., Weds, Thurs April 3 - May 17 $105/21 sessions

Keyboarding/Typing Class After School Para preguntas en español,
llame a: 952-232-3063 or
Grades 6-8 952-232-2067
Learn how to type on a computer Haddii aad su,aal qabtid fadlan
keyboard using the touch system. soo wac layankan Somalihaah:
Teaching kids to “touch” type is a 952-232-3066
great skill to have early on and will ISD194 School Success Liaisons
save a tremendous amount of time African American:
later. One of the most important reasons to get kids typing is it helps get to the Regina Smith, 612-440 8828,
thinking faster. In academic terms this is called “cognitive automaticity”. With [email protected]
typing we are freed from the slowness of handwriting, finally allowing us to get American Indian:
our ideas down at the speed of thought. Come learn the correct keyboarding Jacob Valtierra, 612 314-9496,
techniques and race your friends to see who finishes first. Typing can be fun! In [email protected]
today’s technology world, keyboarding and typing has become a necessary skill. Somalia:
Get a jump start on your future, sign up today! Huda Ali: 952-232-3066,
[email protected]
$68/12 sessions Spanish:
Hugo Muñoz: 952-232-3063,
#582-000 Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 16 – Feb. 22 [email protected] and
2:15-3:00 pm KTMS Computer Lab Lydia Lindsoe: 952-232-2067,
[email protected]
#582-001 Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 16 – Feb. 22
3:00-3:45 pm MMS Computer Lab

#582-002 Mon. & Weds. Jan. 29 – March 12
2:15-3:00 pm CMS Computer Lab (omit 2/19)

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Law Enforcement Career Medical Explorers Classes Middle School

Exploration Collaboration with Park Nicollet Clinic • Lakeville
Grades 6-8
Back for 3rd year in a row! Dive in, dig deeper and explore the medical field! Lakeville
With the Lakeville Police Department Area Community Education and the Lakeville Park
Grades 6-8 Nicollet Clinic have joined together to provide middle
Step into the world school students the opportunity to gain exposure to the
of law enforcement. life of a physician, physician’s assistant, nurses and medical
Lakeville Area assistants, while having fun, positive interactions with
Community Education medical professionals. Taught by our very own Lakeville
and the Lakeville Police Park Nicollet clinician team, topics will include:
Department have joined
together to provide Thinking like a doctor – listening to the patient’s story
middle school students • Listening to heart sounds and what they mean
the opportunity to gain • Splinting injuries and the basics of an ankle/wrist exam
exposure to various law enforcement careers WHILE • Time for questions/answers about what schooling is
having fun, positive interactions with law enforcement
professionals. Taught by our very own Lakeville Police involved in being a clinician, different types of clinicians
Department, topics will include: & what a doctor’s day is really like

#583-250 Thursday, April 26 5-7:00 pm
Physician/Physician’s Assistant $19/1 Session
• Path to becoming a Police Officer (Process/Steps)
• Traffic Stops:  One of the most routine tasks performed Thinking like a nurse – listening to the patient’s story
• Getting vital signs, taking blood pressure – how do you
by a police officer.  Why they do them, what they do and
equipment that they have available/use.  do it and what does it mean?
• K-9 demonstration. • Learn about how fast germs spread & what we can do
• Fitness & Self-Defense:  An introduction into the level
of fitness needed for the profession and some basic self- about it.
defense concepts will be discussed • Time for questions/answers about what schooling is

involved in being in the nursing field, different job
opportunities & what a clinic nurse’s day is really like.

#582-008 Tuesday #583-251 Thursday, May 3 5-7:00 pm
February 6 6-8:00 pm
Lakeville Police Department $19/1 session Nurses and Medical Assistant $19/1 Session

Interested in both nights? Sign up for both at a reduced fee:

Babysitting: 101 #583-252 Thursdays, April 26 & May 3
5-7:00 pm $29/2 Sessions
Age 10 1/2–15
Gain the skills and confidence to be a great babysitter. Jr. Cats Competitive Off Season
This course is fun and fast-paced with hands-on activities,
exciting video, role-plays and lively discussions. Bring a Cheer Club
peanut free snack, peanut free lunch and water to class.
Grades K-6
It teaches young people how to: Learning introductory cheerleading skills such as: motions,
• Care for children and infants jumps, low level stunting, low level tumbling, and sidelines
• Make good decisions, solve problems and stay safe cheers. Class will be quick paced to work on endurance,
• Communicate effectively with parents but taught at a low level to build basic skills. Each session
• Learn business skills such as interviewing for a job will last 50 minutes. Practice t-shirt included.
• Handle emergencies and learn rescue breathing.
* Mandatory parent meeting at 5 pm on the first day. *

Tuesdays, Feb. 27 – May 8 (omit March 27)

#582-009 Saturday #582-014 K-Grade 2 5:30-6:20 pm
March 17 9 am–2 pm LNHS Commons $129/10 sessions
KTMS Room 101 $78/1session
#582-015 Grades 3-6 6:30- 7:20 pm
LNHS Commons $129/10 sessions

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Middle School Spring Break Horse Camp Fencing Team

Grades 3-12 (Broken out by age and ability) Grades 6-12
Our Spring break kids horse camp New and returning students invited.  Youth
is perfect for your child to get out Enrichment League (YEL) fencing has evolved.
of the house and enjoy our fun farm Olympic Coach Ro Sobalvarro now heads
atmosphere. The kids enjoy our up YEL’s curriculum, instructor training and
indoor riding arena during riding tournament consultation.  Coach Sobalvarro
lessons, riding games and fun team brings with him an immense knowledge of youth,
games. They also enjoy the 12 indoor national and international fencing.   We keep it
stalled barn with a heated lounge fun, too.  Your favorite instructors return with
while learning more about horses more knowledge, refined coaching skills and,
(nutrition, basic care, grooming and of course, your favorite fencing games and arm
even fun braiding and more!). Also during camp the kids get to bands.  Safety is our first priority. We supply
ride daily, enjoy a farm hike, play/cuddle/feed friendly goats, play safety swords, protective masks, chest plates and
team building games, enjoy a lunch (pack a lunch with plenty jackets, in a high-octane, inclusive environment. 
of water) and make lasting memories! Book NOW, we fill up Visit www.YouthEnrichmentLeague.com for
fast!* Camp enrollment is limited to a low number per day for a more thorough explanation of our fencing
maximum fun and learning for each camper! program, coaches and philosophy.  Sign up
*A signed waiver is required. today to join this sport deemed the “sport of the
intellectual athlete!”
9:30 am- 3:00 pm Complete Equestrian Company
$85/1 session 22891 Natchez Ave., Lakeville #582-010 Jan. 29 – March 19
7:15 –8:45 pm (omit 2/12 and 2/19)
#583-001 Monday, March 26  # 583-004 Thursday, March 29 MMS Cafeteria $149/6 sessions
#583-002 Tuesday, March 27 # 583-005 Friday, March 30
#583-003 Wednesday, March 28 #583-010 April 9 – May 21
7:15 –8:45 pm MMS Cafeteria
$173/7 sessions

Youth Service Project

Grades 6-8
Bundles of Love Charity is a volunteer driven nonprofit organization that partners with
groups looking to assist Minnesota families in need by providing handmade baby clothing, bedding
and basic care items for their newborns. Their vision is to gather communities to support parents
and newborns. This January, students in Grades 6-8 have the opportunity to get together and
make tie blankets and put together baby supply care packages. Through their efforts they will help
bring peace of mind to families and provide essential supplies to show they are not alone and that
others care. Grab a friend and join us at the Lakeville Heritage Center! With the help of Lakeville
Area Active Adult volunteers, we can get wrapped up in the fun of making blankets. A snack and
hot chocolate will be served.

This project is for CMS, KTMS and MMS students.  MMS students are welcome to

arrive after school lets out.  

#582-030 Friday January 19 2:45 – 5:00 pm
$6/1 session (fee included for baby supply donation)

Extra donations welcome to be brought to the event!

Located at Lakeville Heritage Center, 20110 Holyoke Avenue

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Art and Music Classes Private Music Lessons

After School Art Class Band Lessons
Skyline and Snacks
Grades 6 & up
Grades 6–8 Receive a one-on-one lesson weekly to help you enhance your
playing skills. Lessons are offered in ½ hour increments at
Join us after school Century Middle School. Instructors are Mr. Farnen (3–5 pm)
to paint one of and Mr. Roddel (4:30–7 pm). Register online.
Minnesota’s iconic Middle School
views that symbolize Mondays $110/5 sessions
our great state. Love
the city? Then you’ll Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (omit 1/15, 1/22, 2/19)
March 5-April 16 (omit 3/26 & 4/2)

definitely want this
painting on your
wall! Paint the Minneapolis skyline on a 11 x 14” canvas
with acrylics. This class is perfect for beginners; even if
you have never painted before. While enjoying some
popcorn, your friends from Watch Me Draw will guide
you step by step in creating an awesome keepsake of our
favorite city!

#582-003 Monday Feb. 12
2:15-4:00 pm KTMS Room 001 $35/1 session

#582-004 Tuesday Feb. 13
2:15-4:00 pm CMS Room 120-2 $35/1 session

#582-005 Wednesday Feb. 14
3:00-4:45 pm MMS Room 112 $35/1 session

Fashion Design Voice Lessons

Grades 6–8 Grades 2 and up
Do you love to sing? Experience the many benefits through
Aspiring clothing designers will love this workshop! private lessons. You will not only gain confidence as a
Learn how to sketch dresses, jackets, purses and musician but will learn to safely project your voice and
even a few hairstyles. The fee includes an artist-grade improve your expressive singing, sight singing (audition skills),
sketchbook. and poise. Additional cost for music $5–$30.

#582-011 Monday March 12 Half hour lessons available from 4:30 - 8:30 pm Thursdays.
2:15-4:00 pm KTMS Room 001 $39/1 session For dates, times and locations please visit:
isd194.ce.eleyo.com, search “voice lessons”.
#582-012 Tuesday March 13
2:15-4:00 pm CMS Room 120-2 $39/1 session

#582-013 Wednesday March 14

3:00-4:45 pm MMS Room 112 $39/1 session

Scan this QR code to go
directly to registration!

Registration Information Page 75 27

Youth Enrichment

Jr. Cats Competitive Off Season Fencing
Grades 2–5
Youth Enrichment Cheer Club
Grades K-6 (Broken out by grade) New and returning students invited.  Youth Enrichment
League (YEL) fencing has evolved. Olympic Coach Ro
New and returning participants encouraged to join! Learn Sobalvarro now heads up YEL’s curriculum, instructor
introductory cheerleading skills such as: motions, jumps, training and tournament consultation.  Coach Sobalvarro
low level stunting, low level tumbling, and sidelines cheers. brings with him an immense knowledge of youth,
Class will be quick paced to work on endurance, but taught national and international fencing.   We keep it fun, too. 
at a low level to build basic skills. Each session will last Your favorite instructors return with more knowledge,
50 minutes. Practice t-shirt included * Mandatory parent refined coaching skills and, of course, your favorite
meeting at 5 pm on the first day.* fencing games and arm bands.  Safety is our first priority.
We supply safety swords, protective masks, chest plates
Tuesdays, Feb. 27 – May 8 (omit March 27) and jackets, in a high-octane, inclusive environment. 
$129/10 sessions Visit www.YouthEnrichmentLeague.com for a more
thorough explanation of our fencing program, coaches
#582-014 K- Grade 2 and philosophy.  Sign up today to join this sport deemed
5:30-6:20 pm LNHS Commons the “sport of the intellectual athlete!”

#582-015 Grades 3-6
6:30-7:20 pm LNHS Commons

#582-020 Jan. 29 – March 19 (omit 2/12 & 2/19)
6:15-7:15 pm $119/6 sessions
MMS Cafeteria

#583-021 April 9 – May 21
6:15-7:15 pm $139/7 sessions
MMS Cafeteria

Danceline Robotics: Jedi and Imperial
Grades 2–5
Droids
Learn jazz, kick and hip-hop routines. Work on danceline techniques, Grades 2-6
teamwork, body alignment and performance routines in a non-
competitive environment. There will be an end of the season performance on Star Wars, Robotics, and Engineering!
March 17. This is a great opportunity for the dancers to practice and then Using the “Micro Scout” Lego
perform on the big stage! T-shirt is included in the fee. Mindstorm Robotics System’s
microcomputer for the brain of
#582-018 Saturdays our droids. Use the built-in light
Jan. 20-Mar. 17 8:30-9:25 am sensor, motor, and sound to bring
LSHS Dance Studio $81/9 sessions our droids to life. Create familiar
Star Wars droids or use the Force to
Babysitting 101 create droids of your own design. In
Ages 10 ½ - 15 this exciting hands-on class students
working in pairs will be using the
See page 25 for description. Robotic Mindstorms Droid and
Darkside developer kit to build and
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models.

#582-022 Monday
February 19 9 am-Noon
KTMS Media Center
$49/1 session

Youth Enrichment

Home Alone Spring Break Horse Camp
Ages 8–10 Grades 3-12 (Broken out by age and ability)

Learn information to make you Our spring break kids Youth Enrichment
comfortable and safe when staying Horse Camp is perfect for
home alone, whether for five minutes your child to get out of the
or a couple of hours. Kids will house and enjoy our fun
make first aid kits and learn about farm atmosphere. The kids
fire escape routes, first aid, kitchen enjoy our indoor riding
safety, boredom busters & more. arena during riding lessons,
Bring a peanut free snack, markers & riding games and fun team
pencil. games. They also enjoy
the 12 indoor stalled barn
#582-019 Saturday with a heated lounge while
March 10 9 am-Noon learning more about horses
KTMS 108 $38/1 Session (nutrition, basic care, grooming and even fun braiding and more!). Also
during camp the kids get to ride daily, enjoy a farm hike, play/cuddle/feed
Frosting and Friends! friendly goats, play team building games, enjoy a lunch (pack a lunch with
plenty of water) and make lasting memories! Book NOW, we fill up fast!
Grades 1-6

Cupcakes that are too cute to * Camp enrollment is limited to a low number per day for maximum fun and
eat? That’s what we will make in learning for each camper! A signed waiver is required.
this spring time inspired cupcake
decorating class. Each child will leave 9:30 am- 3:00 pm Complete Equestrian Company
with 6 delicious decorated cupcakes $85/1 session 22891 Natchez Ave., Lakeville
in a cupcake carrier. All supplies are
provided. Please supply instructor #583-001 Monday, March 26  # 583-004 Thursday, March 29
with any allergen restrictions. #583-002 Tuesday, March 27 # 583-005 Friday, March 30
#583-003 Wednesday, March 28
#583-008 Saturday
March 17 9:30-11:00 am
CMS 220-2 $34/1 session

Valentine String Art Chess Tournament
Grades 1-6
Grades K–5
Show the love and create this colorful Test your skills against the
piece of wall art! Participants will best chess players throughout
choose from several colors of paint the Lakeville area! Each
for the background of the 8” x 10” participant will play 6 games
canvas then string colorful floss into of tournament chess! This is
the shape of a heart! a fantastic opportunity for
students to match up their skills
#582-023 Saturday against players of similar age
February 10 9:30-11 am and skill level. Sign up today to
KTMS 101 $39/1 session take on the best. Pizza will be
available for the competitors between 10:45–11:30 am (included in the fee).

Saturday, April 7 9 am–3 pm MMS Cafeteria

$45 until 11 am on Fri., April 6
$55 at the door.

To register please visit: www.youthenrichmentleague.com
Registration not taken through Community Education.

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Youth Enrichment

LifeTime CLIMB Programs

Join us for age appropriate climbing classes that teach
terminology, safety and climbing techniques.

Monthly, 5-6 pm
$60/4 sessions, $70/5 sessions

Mini Monkeys, ages 5-6 Tue. #682-400
Cliff Hangers, ages 7-11 Thu. #682-401

Gravity, ages 12-17 Wed. #682-402

Youth Enrichment Ultimate Hoops Training Class

Work on skill development, game play, teamwork
and FUN! Trainer Lorenzo will work on drills, shot
mechanics and more. No experience necessary! Does not
meet the week of March 27.

6-7 pm, $235/9 sessions

Ages 6-8 Jan. 16-March 13 #682-405
March 20-May22 #682-406

Ages 9-11 Jan. 17-March 14 #682-407
March 21-May 23 #682-408

Ages 12-14 Jan. 18-March 15 #682-409
March 22-May 24 #682-410

Train & Play Hoops Para preguntas en español, llame a:
952-232-3063 or 952-232-2067
This is fast paced, competitive play with feedback
and coaching. Play full speed games with real time Haddii aad su,aal qabtid fadlan soo wac
instruction. For intermediate to advanced players. layankan Somalihaah: 952-232-3066
Does not meet March 31.
10-11 am, $300/9 sessions b

Ages 11-14 Jan. 20-March 17 #682-411 ISD194 School Success Liaisons
March 24-May 26 #682-412 African American: Regina Smith, 612-440 8828,

Need not be a Life Time member to participate. [email protected]
American Indian: Jacob Valtierra, 612 314-9496,
Many sections and dates available! Search
LifeTime on https://isd194.ce.eleyo.com/ [email protected]
Somalia: Huda Ali: 952-232-3066,
to find the right section for you
[email protected]
Spanish: Hugo Muñoz: 952-232-3063,

[email protected] and Lydia Lindsoe:
952-232-2067, [email protected]

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Crossfit Teens

Ages 13-18

CrossFit Kids, ages 3-8 Are you looking to help your teen Youth Enrichment
be stronger, faster, and healthier?
Our Crosswinds CrossFit Kids have so much fun doing fitness, they don’t even We have a great program ready for
realize it is fitness! They begin with a warm up, stretching, do a quick workout you! We understand the needs of
and finish with a game. They learn not only basic physical skills, but also social youth and high school athletes to
skills and confidence. Children learn fundamental movements including squats, develop speed, agility, accuracy and
push-ups, pull ups, climbing, jumping, running, stretching and elementary power.  In addition to improving
gymnastics movements.  More importantly, your child will also learn to follow each athlete’s physical capacity,
directions, listen, communicate, and play with others. Every class includes our goal is to improve group
game play and positive reinforcement. Your child’s confidence, both physically accountability, confidence and
and mentally, will grow with each class. an athlete’s ability to work in a
team environment that will not
Saturdays 8:40-9:10am Classes held only translate to better results on
$60/7 Sessions 1x a week at Crosswind the field, it will help in everyday
life. Our Teens program is a more
CrossFit serious strength and conditioning
program where weightlifting is
an area of focus. We will work
on physical and mental strength,
endurance, and cohesion all in a
package relative to making each
person stronger. Using this formula
average athletes become great and
great athletes become unstoppable!

#682-413 Jan. 6-Feb. 17 Mondays 6:45-7:40pm
#682-414 Feb. 24-April 7 Thursdays 3:30-4:25pm
#683-415 April 14-May 26 Saturdays 11:10am-12:05pm
$85/7 Sessions 1x a week
CrossFit Tweens, ages 9-12 $149/ 14 Sessions 2x a week

Our Tween CrossFit class starts with a warm up, transitions to stretching, and #682-419 Jan. 8-Feb. 19
then the remaining time is spent on skill work and an actual workout. Each #682-420 Feb. 26-April 14
class ends with a quick game. We make fitness FUN! Every class is different #683-421 April 16-June 4
and that is what keeps it exciting, as well as helps each child be a well-rounded (no 5/28)
athlete. In this class we provide a safe introduction to weightlifting and really
work on core strength and body control. We will
work on physical and mental strength, endurance,
and cohesion all in a package relative to making each
person stronger.

Mondays 3:30pm-4:25pm
Thursdays 5:30pm-6:25pm
Saturdays 10:10-11:05am
$85/7 Sessions 1x a week

#682-416 Jan. 8-Feb. 19
#682-417 Feb. 26-April 14
#683-418 April 16-June 4 (no 5/28)

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Before & After School Classes

2018 AcFStepisvotiritvtisaesland Interactive Activities!
FR DJ!
EVENT!
Photo Ops with Mascots!
F d Vendors!

Live Musical Performances!
Open Swim!*

Saturday, February 24
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Kenw d Trail Mi le Sch l

Explore activities and sports for children of all ages
at Lakeville Area Public Schools’ first
Activities and Sports Festival!

Families with students in early childhood through grade 12 are invited to come learn
about district and community activities from more than 100 district entities and

community organizations offering everything from fine arts to sports. Attendees can
also enjoy a photo booth, DJ, stage shows, fun activity zones, food vendors, and so

much more!

The Activities and Sports Festival is free and open to the public. Additional parking will
be available at Eastview Elementary School, with a free shuttle to transport families to

and from Kenwood Trail Middle School.

Learn more at isd194.org/community-education/activities-and-sports-festival/.

Presented by:

*Tickets for free Open Swim will be limited, Open Swim will take place after the event.

Before & After School Classes

Have some FUN before or after school! Each class offered changes curriculum from the previous session. Students
can register for class at a school they do not attend, but transportation is the parent’s responsibility. If a class meets the
minimum number of participants to run, registration will be closed at noon the day before the class is scheduled to
start. Pre-registration is required for all classes, students will not be allowed to drop-in to any class.

DON’T WAIT! If a class does not meet the minimum number of participants to See pages 36-37 for more
run 3-5 business days before the class start date, the class will be cancelled and class dates, times and prices.
participants will be notified. Grab your friends and sign up early!

For full class descriptions, please visit isd194.ce.eleyo.com Wheels & Racers Youth Enrichment
Grades 1-5
After School Voice Lessons
STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st
at Lake Marion Elementary Century learner. Each {YEL!} LEGO STEM class
follows four basic components:
Grades 3-5 • Teach It! Each class students are taught the basic
Does your elementary student love to sing? Looking
for a way to engage them in music training that doesn’t STEM engineering concepts behind each project.
involve buying an instrument? Look no further! • Build It! Students use LEGO® bricks to build a land
Elementary aged voice lessons are being offered at
Lake Marion Elementary on Tuesday, Wednesday, yacht, Formula 1 racer and design their own race
and Thursday evenings. Lessons are a half hour or an hour cars.
depending on the package. Lesson curriculum includes • Explore It! Then they use that project to explore the
vocal technique, music literacy, and the rehearsal of one basic engineering concepts - this session is focused
performance piece per session of the student and teacher’s on wheels and axles concepts.
choosing. Schedule will be set with consultation by the • Play It! Finally they play with their project, modify
teacher and parents. Must provide own transportation. it, create extensions and have fun working with it.

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which
does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.

Grandmasters of Chess Junior Coding with Scratch®
Grades K-5
Grades 2-5
New and returning students invited. Each YEL! Chess class STEM Coding Enrichment for the 21st Century
follows four basic components: learner. Each {YEL!} Coding class follows four basic
• Teach It! Each class students are taught different chess components:
• Teach It! Students learn different story-telling and
concepts and coached to implement those concepts into
their chess games. coding techniques (movement blocks, animation,
• Practice It! Students practice positions set by the coach to dialogue, timing, etc.)
improve their understanding of the concept. • Code It! Students use Scratch®* to code their own
• Puzzle It! Students are given chess puzzles (constructed animated story lines: i.e. westerns, missions in space
by WIM Serafima Sokolovskaya) and work with coach and even dance parties.
guidance to solve them. • Explore It! Students can write their own code,
• Play It! Each class ends with students playing 20- experiment with it and test new options. We foster
30 minutes of chess. Coaches often feature in-class a collaborative environment where students learn
tournaments during the session. from each other’s creativity.
• Keep It! Students keep their code online with
Scratch® and can access it and expand upon it at
anytime.
Scratch® is an MIT created and monitored, kid-safe web
interface. It uses a drag and drop programming interface to
teach students of all levels coding practices. Your child will
receive a Scratch user name and password so they can access
their projects from any computer at anytime. Scratch® is not
affiliated with YEL! nor does it endorse this program.

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Before & After School Classes

Golf Squad Golf with Sciencecraft Classes­
Grades K-5 the Pros!
Grades 1-5
Golf Squad® classes are the
most professionally instructed, Fun with Physics
convenient, and organized way of
bringing golf education to people Get ready to explore the exciting
of all ages. All Golf Squads are world of invisible forces and
taught by PGA Professionals only. motion as we embark on a
In a social and fun environment, 6-week Science Adventure! This Sneaky Science
Youth Enrichment students learn the vocabulary, program is loaded with hands-
etiquette, safety, social and on, fun activities designed to Discover the science of magic tricks
technical aspects necessary to enjoy intrigue and educate. Each and practical jokes! Join us for a
golf for a lifetime. All classes taught session also offers students a 6-week Science Adventure where your
by PGA Professionals. 2 payment chance to construct their very aspiring magician or prankster learns
options available. See own science-based “Make-N- about mysterious and sometimes
Take” gadget. invisible forces, like buoyancy and

online registration for electromagnetism. Each week includes
more info. hands-on activities and the chance to
Junior Science build and take home a sneaky, science-
Soccer Engineers based “Make-N- Take.”

Grades K-5 Explore the exciting world
This class is designed to introduce of structures, mechanics,
the young athlete to the sport of electronics, aerospace, and Motion Madness
soccer through skill development and more as we experiment, build,
small group games. Staff will focus and play. Learn about and Get ready to explore the exciting world
on helping students learn the rules experiment with kinetic energy of forces, energy, and motion as we
of soccer, while working on team and aerospace, mechanical and embark on a 6-week Science Engineering
play and sportsmanship. Individual structural engineering through Adventure! Nothing says “Motion
skills taught: shooting, passing, and hands-on, fun activities. Each Madness” like catapults, cannons,
dribbling, along with learning the week includes a science-based rockets, and propellers! These are just a
strategies of offense and defense. “Make-N-Take” gadget that few of the devices we will be constructing
you will create and take home, and experimenting with as we learn
Fitness, Mindfulness and including rockets! Reinforces about forces and motion. This program
Yoga Fun with Fitness scientific process and scientific is loaded with hands-on activities. Each
learnings. session also offers students a chance
to build their very own science-based
“Make-N- Take” gadget to take home.

Boomers! New Science Explorers’ Hear a Story, Make a
Grades K-5

This class has a little bit of everything you need for an The Mechanics of Project
active healthy lifestyle! Have fun with fitness games, Grades 1-4
and activities. We will focus on developing a greater Gizmos and Gadgets
awareness of body, mind, wellness and breath as we Grades 1-5 Instructor will read a book to
learn how to be healthy in mind and body. Learn to the group at the beginning of
focus and concentrate and how meditation can help How did toys work before each class. Students will then
lift mind and spirit. Increase batteries? They relied on design something related to
balance, flexibility, agility, physics. Put science to work the story, such as a collage,
coordination, speed, and as you explore the hows and origami, etc. using their
motor skills. Learn about whys of motion, gravity, creativity! Each class will be
healthy eating habits, good energy and more. Discover the a different book and project.
sportsmanship and an active action packed world of physics Class taught by Cherry View’s
lifestyle. See full course by building, experimenting Mrs. Barry!
description online. and questioning science
contraptions and toys that
really work.

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Let’s Get Creative! Watch Me Draw! Classes Youth Enrichment

Abrakadoodle Art Splash Grades K-5
Grades K-5
Arctic Art Lab
Let’s splash some color all about and create
some awesome art. In this colorful spring Arctic penguins, bunnies and bears are all
art class, we’ll sculpt clay coil pots or part of Arctic Art Lab! Draw, paint and sculpt
baskets, create colorful hot air balloons, and whimsical creations with a variety of mediums!
paint a spring garden on a canvas board. In Work with clay, paint, pastels, glitter, and
this fun session we’ll explore lots of medium jewels and create your own keepsake art each
and create some fabulous art. week! Dress for mess as glitter and glue is sure
to end up on you.

Ready, Set, Create with Create Like a Pro-Make It Pop!

Abrakadoodle Brush, dabble, splatter, and smear with mediums from acrylics to clay!
Grades K-5 Paint a giraffe on canvas, use beautiful chalk pastels to design a spring
kitty, create with clay to sculpt a mushroom & bugs display and more!
In this fun class we will use lots of cool Take home a uniquely your’s art creation after each class!
materials like: plaster tape, ripped papers
and chalk pastels. Learn how to draw Artsy Bugs and Dragonflies!
tigers, use ripped paper to create a colorful
landscape, create 3-D hearts using plaster It’s a Bug’s Life and we will use their awesome shapes and colors for
tape and use chalk pastels to create the inspiration in our art! Use metallic paints, oil pastels and acrylics to
Northern lights. We’ll explore lots of draw and paint unique pieces of art! Unleash the artist in you and take
medium and art techniques to create some home a uniquely yours keepsake creation each week!
amazing art.

Lakeville Area Arts Center Classes

Textured Ceramic Platters New
Grades K-5
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Students will use a variety
of stamps and textures to Do you have kids? Work with kids? Care for kids? Speaking of Kids is for you!
imprint a slab of clay. The
clay is formed into a platter Come and enjoy seminars that empower parents, educators and caregivers by providing information
and decorated with colored and ideas to enhance your relationship with children and help them succeed.
glazes. Fired pieces will be
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and can be picked up one week later. Using a Nurtured Heart Lens to Help Children
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Ceramic Breakfast Bowl and Cup – Amy Sward
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Design and decorate a large ceramic cereal bowl and cup Where adults expend energy can have a direct outcome on
using colorful ceramic glazes. Fired pieces will be delivered a child’s behavior. Learn how simple shifts in your response
to Community Ed and can be picked up one week later. to behaviors can help children flourish and build inner
wealth to make better decisions in a variety of settings.
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Monday, Mar 12 7-8:30 pm
Parenting & Working with Children in a Digital Age
– Jessica Wong

Gain knowledge from an overview of how kids are using
technology, what they are using, and the impact technology
is having on social and emotional development. Learn how
to regulate and monitor use for better outcomes.

Meadowview Elementary School Cafetorium, 6100 195th St W, Farmington

Braided Friendship Bracelet SEE YOU THERE!
Grades 2-5
Sponsored by ISD 192 and 194 School Districts, Community Education and
Learn how to make a simple braided friendship bracelet Early Childhood Family Education Programs.
and embellish it with beads to make it extra special! For more information or scholarships call: Judy Johnson 952-232-3726 or
Farmington Community Education 651-460-3200.

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Before & After School Classes

Youth Enrichment Cherry View Elementary Christina Huddleston Eastview Elementary JFK Elementary
4–5 pm Elementary 4–5 pm 4–5 pm
3:25–4:25 pm
Chess-Winter Braided Friendship Bracelet Chess-Winter
#482-CV1 Braided Friendship Bracelet #482-EV1 #482-JF1
Tuesdays, 1/23-3/13 #482-CH1 Tuesday, 3/13 Thursdays, 1/25-3/22 (omit 2/8)
$129/8 sessions Wednesday, 3/14 $29/1 session $129/8 sessions
IMC $29/1 session Art Room IMC
Chess-Spring Art Room Ceramic Breakfast Bowl & Cup Chess-Spring
#483-CV1 Ceramic Breakfast Bowl & Cup #482-EV2 #483-JF1
Tuesdays, 4/3-5/22 #482-CH2 Tuesday, 2/27 Thursdays, 4/5-5/24
$129/8 sessions Wednesday, 2/28 $34/1 session $129/8 sessions
IMC $34/1 session Art Room IMC
Golf Art Room Chess-Winter Jr. Science Engineers
#482-CV2 Junior Coding with Scratch® #482-EV3 #483-JF2
Mondays, 4/16-5/21 #482-CH3 Mondays, 1/29-3/19 (omit 2/19) Wednesdays, 4/11-5/16
$179/6 sessions Thursdays, 3/1-4/12 (omit 3/29) $115/7 sessions $99/6 sessions
Class will meet outside main $97/6 sessions IMC STEAM Room
office on first day. Art Room
Hear a Story, Make a Project Chess-Spring Soccer
#482-CV3 Soccer #483-EV1 #483-JF3
Tuesdays, 3/13-4/10 (omit 3/27) #483-CH1 Mondays, 4/9-5/21 Tuesdays, 5/1-5/22
$69/4 sessions Mondays, 4/30-5/21 $115/7 sessions $59/4 sessions
Commons $59/4 sessions IMC Class will meet outside main
Class will meet outside main office on first day.
Soccer office on first day. Fitness, Mindfulness & Yoga Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab
#483-CV2 Textured Ceramic Platters Fun #482-JF2
Thursdays, 5/3-5/24 #482-CH4 #482-EV4 Mondays, 1/29-3/5 (omit 2/19)
$59/4 sessions Wednesday, 2/14 Thursdays, 4/5-4/19 $74/5 sessions
Class will meet outside main $34/1 session $84/3 sessions Art Room
office on first day. Art Room Commons
Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab Fun with Physics Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop!
#482-CV4 Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab #482-EV5 #482-JF3
Thursdays, 2/1-3/8 #482-CH5 Fridays, 2/2-3/9 Mondays, 3/12-4/23
(omit 3/1) Mondays, 2/21-2/22 $99/6 sessions (omit 3/26 & 4/2)
$74/5 sessions $59/4 sessions Art Room $74/5 sessions
Art Room Art Room Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop! Junior Coding with Scratch® Watch Me Draw! Artsy Bugs
#482-CV5 Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop! #482-EV6 #483-JF4
Thursdays, 3/15-4/19 #482-CH6 Tuesdays, 1/30-3/20 Mondays, 4/30-5/15
(omit 3/29) Mondays, 3/12-4/23 (omit 2/13, 3/6) $44/3 sessions
$74/5 sessions (omit 3/26 & 4/2) $97/6 sessions Art Room
Art Room $74/5 sessions Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Artsy Bugs Art Room Textured Ceramic Platters Wheels & Racers
#483-CV3 Watch Me Draw! Artsy Bugs #482-EV7 #482-JF4
Thursdays, 5/3-5/17 #483-CH2 Tuesday, 2/13 Wednesdays, 2/21-3/14
$44/3 sessions Mondays, 4/30-5/14 $34/1 session $57/4 sessions
Art Room $44/3 sessions Art Room IMC
Art Room

Wheels and Racers Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab
#482-CV6 #482-EV8
Thursdays, 1/25-2/15 Wednesdays,1/31-2/28
$57/4 sessions $74/5 sessions
IMC Art Room

Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop!
#482-EV9
Wednesdays, 3/14-4/18
(omit 3/28)
$74/5 sessions
Art Room
Wheels & Racers
#482-EV10
Thursdays, 2/22-3/22 (omit 3/1)
$57/4 sessions
IMC

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

Motion Madness Abrakadoodle Art Splash Braided Friendship Bracelet Abrakadoodle Art Splash
#482-LM1 #483-LV1 #482-OH1 #483-OL1
Mondays, 1/29-3/12 (omit 2/19) Thursdays, 4/19-5/3 Thursday, 3/15 Wednesdays, 4/25-5/9
$99/6 sessions $53/3 sessions $29/1 session $53/3 sessions
Art Room Art Room IMC Art Room

Science Explorers’ Gizmos & Chess-Winter Ceramic Breakfast Bowl & Cup Jr Coding with Scratch® Youth Enrichment
Gadgets #482-LV1 #482-OH2 #482-OL1
#483-LM1 Fridays, 1/26-3/16 Thursday, 3/1 Mondays, 1/29-3/12 (omit 2/19)
Tuesdays, 5/1-5/15 $129/8 sessions $34/1 session $97/6 sessions
$39/3 sessions IMC Art Room IMC
Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab Chess-Spring Chess-Winter Ready, Set, Create with
#482-LM2 #483-LV2 #482-OH3 Abrakadoodle
Fridays, 2/2-3/2 Fridays, 4/6-5/25 Mondays, 1/29-3/19 (omit 2/19) #482-OL2
$74/5 sessions $129/8 sessions $115/7 sessions Wednesdays, 1/31-2/21
Art Room IMC IMC $71/4 sessions
Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop! Golf Chess-Spring Science Explorers’ Gizmos &
#482-LM3 #483-LV3 #483-OH1 Gadgets
Fridays, 4/6-4/27 Tuesdays, 4/24-5/29 Mondays, 4/9-5/21 #483-OL2
$59/4 sessions $179/6 sessions $115/7 sessions Mondays, 4/30-5/14
Art Room Class will meet outside main IMC $39/3 sessions
Watch Me Draw! Artsy Bugs office on first day. Art Room
#483-LM2 Ready, Set, Create with Golf Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab
Fridays, 5/4-5/18 Abrakadoodle #483-OH2 #482-OL3
$44/3 sessions #482-LV2 Wednesdays, 4/25-5/30 Tuesdays,1/30-2/27
Art Room Thursdays, 2/1-2/22 $179/6 sessions $74/5 sessions
$71/4 sessions Class will meet outside main Art Room
Wheels & Racers Art Room office on first day.
#482-LM4 Sneaky Science Textured Ceramic Platters Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop!
Mondays, 1/29-2/26 (omit 2/19) #482-LV3 #482-OH4 #482-OL4
$57/4 sessions Wednesdays, 1/31-3/14 Thursday, 2/15 Tuesdays, 3/13-4/17 (omit 3/27)
Art Room $99/6 sessions $34/1 session $74/5 sessions
IMC Art Room Art Room
Soccer Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab Watch Me Draw! Artsy Bugs
#483-LV4 #482-OH5 #483-OL3
Wednesdays, 5/2-5/23 Fridays, 2/2-3/2 Tuesdays, 5/1-5/15
$59/4 sessions $74/5 sessions $44/3 sessions
Class will meet outside main Art Room Art Room
office on first day.
Watch Me Draw! Arctic Art Lab Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop! Scan this QR code to go
#482-LV4 #482-OH6 directly to registration!
Tuesdays, 1/30-2/27 Fridays, 4/6-5/11 (omit 4/27, 5/4)
$74/5 sessions $59/4 sessions
Art Room Art Room

Watch Me Draw! Make It Pop! Watch Me Draw! Artsy Bugs
#482-LV5 #483-OH3
Tuesdays, 3/13-4/17 (omit 3/27) Fridays, 5/18-6/1
$74/5 sessions $44/3 sessions
Art Room Art Room
Watch Me Draw! Artsy Bugs Wheels & Racers
#483-LV5 #482-OH7
Tuesdays, 5/1-5/15 Wednesdays, 1/24-2/21 (omit 2/14)
$44/3 sessions $57/4 sessions
Art Room IMC
Wheels & Racers
#482-LV6 Registration Information Page 75 37
Mondays, 3/5-4/9 (omit 3/26 & 4/2)
$57/4 sessions
IMC

Gymnastics

Youth Enrichment Gymnastics

Experience a quality, affordable, safe, fun gymnastics program! While using the
spring floor, uneven bars, tumble track, vault (Mat Rats only) and balance beam,
students will develop motor skills, balance, strength and coordination.
All classes meet at:
Lakeville South High School, Aux Gym D
Please park and enter through the North Entrance

Tiny Tumblers Twisters 1 (TW1) Twisters 2 (TW2)
Age 4–5 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12

An excellent, exciting and fun class A beginner to advanced beginner After successfully completing the
for your little one! A beginning class for youth with little to no required skills from Twisters 1, your
course for children who are new experience with gymnastics. This child will bounce right into Twisters
or are continuing with gymnastics. class introduces students to all of 2. In this advanced beginner to
Your child will develop fitness, the equipment except vault. They intermediate course, your child will
coordination, and basic gymnastics will develop basic gymnastics skills, further his/her experience by learning
skills while using the spring floor, self-confidence, balance, strength, and skills with higher difficulty, improving
balance beam, tumble track and body awareness. in areas of strength and flexibility,
uneven bars. Through this course, #582-901 Mondays and creating a strong foundation for
there is no doubt your child will fall Jan. 15-March 19 (no class 2/19) future skills and levels.
in love with gymnastics! 7:15-8:10 pm $109/9 sessions #582-904 Wednesdays
#582-900 Mondays #582-903 Wednesdays Jan. 17-March 14 6:45-7:40 pm
Jan. 15-March 19 (no class 2/19) Jan. 17-March 14 7:45-8:40 pm $109/9 sessions
6:15-7:10 pm $109/9 sessions $109/9 sessions #582-907 Thursdays
#582-902 Wednesdays #582-906 Thursdays Jan. 18-March 15 7:45-8:40 pm
Jan. 17-March 14 545-6:40 pm Jan. 18-March 15 5:45-6:40 pm $109/9 sessions
$109/9 sessions $109/9 sessions
#582-905 Thursdays Mat Rats
Jan. 18-March 15 6:45-7:40 pm Register by Jan. 14 and receive Ages 6–12 with instructor approval
$109/9 sessions $10 off your registration fee. The
#582-908 Saturdays discount will taken off your total Intermediate classes for students who
Jan. 20-March 17 3:00-3:55 pm have demonstrated readiness for more
$109/9 sessions upon checkout. rigorous gymnastics training. Fitness,
fun and continued improvement
Dynamic Dudes in coordination, balance, and
Age 5 -10 strength are the goals at this level.
Work toward increasing skills on all
An introductory-level class equipment in the event high school
designed just for boys. Boys will or competitive club level gymnastics
work on basic gymnastics skills, is your goal. Class meets for 2 hours.
strength development and muscle The instructor will let you know when
coordination. you are ready to sign up for this class.
#582-909 Saturdays #582-910 Saturdays
Jan. 20-March 17 2:00-2:55 pm Jan. 20-March 17 12:00-1:55 pm
$109/9 sessions $209/9 sessions

Scan this QR code to go
directly to registration!

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Aquatics & Safety

Aquatic Certification Classes

HELP
WANTED

Water Safety Assistant Join our team!
Become certified to assist in teaching swimming lessons! Lakeville Area Community
Hands on experience provided during class. First Aid and Education is hiring certified Aquatics & Safety
CPR/AED not included. For students ages 13 and up, Water Safety Instructors.
eligible for employment at age 14. For information on getting

#783-208 $89/2 sessions certified email Katey at
MMS Pool/Room 100 Monday, 4/16 [email protected], or
apply online at isd194.org.
3:30 pm – 8 pm Tuesday, 4/17

Registration Information Page 75 39

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
Swim Lesson prices and schedules on pages 42-43.

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

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Advanced 1 Private, Introduction to Aquatics & Safety
Semi-Private & Springboard Diving
Participants learn advanced skills Adaptive
used in competitive swimming and New
lifeguarding, improve competency Private/Semi-Private Lessons
for strokes learned in Intermediate 2 Ages 6-13
and learn butterfly and sidestroke to Designed for personalized 1:1 or Learn basic diving skills
basic standards of competency. Skills 1:2 (instructor:student) instruction progressing from diving from the
include: shallow dive, head-first surface for youth and adults. Perfect for the side of the pool to diving from the
dive to 7 ft. and retrieve object, flip turn: hesitant swimmer or adult learner. diving board using an approach
front/back crawl, tread water, 2 min. Must provide both names for semi and hurdle.
using different kicks, front crawl, 50 yd., private lessons. It is recommended the Mondays & Thursdays, 5-6pm
back crawl, 50 yd., breaststroke, 50 yd., students are at a similar skill level. $76/6 lessons
butterfly, 15 yd., sidestroke, 15 yd. Session A: 1/29-2/22 (omit 2/5 &
Adaptive Lessons 2/19)
Advanced 2 Session B: 2/26-3/19 (omit 3/1)
Designed for personalized 1:1
Participants continue to learn skills instruction for participants with
used in competitive swimming and mild special needs. Additional times
lifeguarding, improve endurance may be available by arrangement and
and perfect strokes. Skills include: instructor/pool availability.
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
registered will be 30 minutes

for the following levels:
Aqua Kids 2, Beginner 1 &
2, Intermediate 1 & 2, and

Advanced 1 & 2.

Bring No School Day Open Swims Pool Rentals
the family to open McGuire Middle School
Looking to rent the swimming
swim! 1-3 pm pool for a private rental,

Friday Open Swim Dates birthday party or scout group?
McGuire Middle School Please call 952-232-2169 for

6:30-8:30 pm more information. You can also
reserve the cafeteria (based on

availability).

January 19, 26 Tuesday, March 27
Wednesday, March 28
February 2, 9, 16, 23
March 2, 9, 16
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Cost: $4 Youth, $6 Adult

If you are also taking swim lessons with us, don’t forget to use your free open swim
pass on your swim lesson bookmark! Inflatables of any kind are not allowed in the
pool during open swim. Lap lane available by request. Please confirm all open
swim dates and rules on our website, www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

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Aquatics & Safety

Winter 2018 Swim Lessons

All winter swim lessons will take place at McGuire Middle School Pool, 21220 Holyoke Ave. W.

Monday and Thursday Evening Lessons Saturday Daytime Lessons

These classes meet twice per week. 7 Lessons
1/27-3/10
Session A Session B Price
7 Lessons 7 Lessons Price 10–10:30 am
1/25-2/22 2/26-3/19 $64
(omit 2/5 & 2/19) $64 Aqua Tots #782-SAT10 $64
$64 $160
5:30–6:00 pm $160 Aqua Kids 1 #782-SAK110 $96
$96
Aqua Tots #782-WAAT5 #782-WBAT5 Private/Semi Priv. #782-SPR10 $76
$76 $76
Aqua Kids 1 #782-WAAK15 #782-WBAK15 $76 Adapted #782-SAD10 $76
$76 $76
Private/Semi-Priv. #782-WAPR5 #782-WBPR5 $76 10:35–11:20 am $76
$76
Adapted #782-WAAD5 #782-WBAD5 Aqua Kids 2 #782-SAK2103 $64
$76 $64
6:05-6:50 pm $76 Beginner 1 #782-SB1103 $160
$76 $96
Aquatics & Safety Aqua Kids 2 #782-WAAK26 #782-WBAK26 $76 Beginner 2 #782-SB2103
$76 $76
Beginner 1 #782-WAB16 #782-WBB16 $76 Intermediate 1 #782-SI1103 $76
$76
Beginner 2 #782-WAB26 #782-WBB26 Intermediate 2 #782-SI2103 $76
$76
Intermediate 1 #782-WAI16 #782-WBI16 11:25-11:55 am
$76
Intermediate 2 #782-WAI26 #782-WBI26 Aqua Tots #782-SAT11 $76
$76
6:55–7:40 pm Aqua Kids 1 #782-SAK111 $76
$76
Beginner 1 #782-WAB165 Private/Semi Priv. #782-SPR11
$160
Beginner 2 #782-WBB265 Adapted #782-SAD11 $96

Intermediate 1 #782-WAI165 #782-WBI165 12:15-1:00 pm

Intermediate 2 #782-WAI265 #782-WBI265 Beginner 1 #782-SB112

Advanced 1 #782-WAA165 #782-WBA165 Beginner 2 #782-SB212

Advanced 2 #782-WAA265 #782-WBA265 Intermediate 1 #782-SI112

Advanced 1 #782-SA112

Advanced 2 #782-SA212

Lakeville Area Community Ed has partnered with 1:05-1:50 pm

USA Swimming’s Make A Splash! Beginner 1 #782-SB11

The USA Swimming Foundation’s Make a Splash Beginner 2 #782-SB21
initiative is a national child-focused water safety
campaign, which aims to provide the opportunity Intermediate 1 #782-SI11
for every child in America to learn to swim.
Through Make a Splash, the USA Swimming Intermediate 2 #782-SI21
Foundation partners with learn-to-swim providers
and water safety advocates across the country to provide swimming Advanced 1 #782-SA11
lessons and educate children and their families on the importance
of learning how to swim. The USA Swimming Foundation has 1:55-2:25 pm
invested millions of dollars to provide grants to qualified Local
Partner learn-to-swim programs, to spread national awareness, Private/Semi Priv. #782-SPR15
and to bring together strategic partners to end drowning. To learn
more, visit www.usaswimmingfoundation.org/makeasplash. Adapted #782-SAD15

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Spring 2018 Swim Lessons

All spring swim lessons will take place at McGuire Middle School Pool, 21220 Holyoke Ave. W.

Monday and Thursday Evening Lessons Saturday Daytime Lessons

These classes meet twice per week.

Session A Session B Price 7 Lessons Price
7 Lessons 6 Lessons 4/7-5/19
4/9-4/30 5/3-5/21 $64 $64
5:30–6:00 pm 5:30-6:05 pm $64 9–9:30 am $64
#783-SAAT5 #783-SBAT5 $160 $160
#783-SAAK15 #783-SBAK15 $96 Aqua Tots #783-SAT19 $96
#783-SAPR5 #783-SBPR5
Aqua Tots #783-SAAD5 #783-SBAD5 $76 Aqua Kids 1 #783-SAK19 $76
Aqua Kids 1 6:05-6:50 pm 6:10–7:00 pm $76 $76
Private/Semi-Priv. #783-SAAK26 #783-SBAK26 $76 Private/Semi Priv. #783-SPR9 $76
Adapted #783-SAB16 #783-SBB16 $76 $76
#783-SAB26 #783-SBB26 $76 Adapted #783-SAD9 $76
Aqua Kids 2 #783-SAI16 #783-SBI16
Beginner 1 #783-SAI26 #783-SBI26 $76 9:35-10:20 am $64
Beginner 2 6:55-7:40 pm 7:05-7:55 pm $76 $64
Intermediate 1 #783-SAB165 $76 Aqua Kids 2 #783-SAK293 $160
Intermediate 2 #783-SBB27 $76 $96
#783-SAI165 #783-SBI17 $76 Beginner 1 #783-SB193
Beginner 1 #783-SAI265 #783-SBI27 $76 $76
Beginner 2 #783-SAA165 #783-SBA17 Beginner 2 #783-SB293 $76 Aquatics & Safety
Intermediate 1 #783-SAA265 #783-SBA27 $160 $76
Intermediate 2 7:45-8:15 pm 8:00-8:30 pm $96 Intermediate 1 #783-SI193 $76
Advanced 1 #783-SAPR7 #783-SBPR8 $76
Advanced 2 #783-SAAD7 #783-SBAD8 Intermediate 2 #783-SI293
$76
Private/Semi Priv. 10:25-10:55 am $76
Adapted $76
Aqua Tots #783-SAT10 $76
$76
Aqua Kids 1 #783-SAK110
$160
Private/Semi Priv #783-SPR10 $96

Adapted #783-SAD10

11:15-12:00 pm

Beginner 1 #783-SB111

Beginner 2 #783-SB211

Intermediate 2 #783-SI111

Advanced 1 #783-SA111

Advanced 2 #783-SA211

Interested in a class that’s full? 12:05-12:50 pm
Please register on the waiting list online.
Beginner 1 #783-SB112
Additional classes may be added to
accommodate wait lists. Beginner 2 #783-SB212

Intermediate 1 #783-SI112

Intermediate 2 #783-SI212

Advanced 1 #783-SA112

12:55-1:25 pm

Private/Semi Priv. #783-SPR125

Adapted #783-SAD125

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ECFE Early Childhood Family Education

Welcome to ECFE

Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a Lakeville Area School District Community Education
program that strengthens families with young children through education and support.
The components of most classes are:

1. Growing Together: For You and Your Child

The first half of each class is devoted to activities planned by a licensed early childhood teacher for parents
and children to explore together. Together you can enjoy learning through art, music, stories and a variety of
developmental activities. It is an opportunity to learn new ideas, games and activities that you can do at home.

2. Growing Independently: For Your Child

The remaining portion of each class is for children to have fun learning through play using art, movement, games
and stories with the early childhood teacher, the classroom assistant and the other children. New friendships are
formed and children discover new aspects of “me” while they learn apart from you. The goal of the children’s
program is to develop a healthy self-concept and a joy of learning.

3. Growing Confidently: For You

While children take part in the children’s program,
parents join with other parents in an informal
group setting for discussion time led by a licensed
parent educator. The challenges of being a parent are
enjoyable, complex, and at times, stressful. Parents
have the opportunity to choose and discuss current
family topics, share ideas and concerns and feel
encouraged by the support of others.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Mornings Terrific Twos Explore-Create… Twos & Threes Pop-In & Play Twos & Threes
CLEC Rainbow Explore-Create… Twos & Threes Step Into Learning Twos & Threes Multiples
CLEC Sunshine Busy Bodies Little Explorers Wonderful Ones Busy Bodies —
CLEC Moon — — — Step Into Learning
CLEC Star — —
— Stepping Stones Wild on Wed Stepping Stones —
Afternoon Infants Family School Family School Family School —
CLEC Rainbow — Family School Family School Family School —
CLEC Sunshine — — — ECFE PI —
CLEC Moon — —
CLEC Star Twos & Threes — Explore-Create…
Wonderful Ones — Infant Pop-In
Evening
CLEC Rainbow
CLEC Moon

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Infant and Toddler Classes
Incredible Infants/ Infant Pop-in Playtime 
Parenting the 1st Year Wonderful Ones
0-12 mos.
0–12 mos. Non-separating Non-separating 12–24 mos.

Babies bring big changes to every These FREE playtimes provide an Learning takes place for your one year
family! Discuss these exciting and opportunity to meet other parents old as they are moving and exploring,
challenging issues with a parent with babies. Explore our infant/ often not far from their parent. We will
educator and other parents of infants toddler classroom and talk about the discuss the wonders and challenges of
in a relaxing and informative class. joys and challenges of parenting with your child with our parent educator.
a licensed parent educator. Come Note: Evening option, non-separating.
Note: Register for both classes for a to just one or all; pop-in playtime is
full semester option. a flexible format to meet the needs
#182-101 Mondays of busy parents and give families an
Jan. 29-Mar. 19, no class 2/19 opportunity to learn about ECFE.
12:45-2:15 pm CLEC Moon Rm. No registration required.
Half semester
#182-102 Mondays Thursdays 6-7:30 pm
Apr. 9-May 21 CLEC Moon Rm. 1/11, 1/25, 2/8,
12:45-2:15 pm CLEC Moon Rm. 2/22, 3/8, 3/22, 4/12, 4/26 & 5/17
Half semester Teacher: Connie or Jenica
Teacher: Jenica

Little Explorers #182-104 Tuesdays ECFE
Jan. 30-May 22 6:00-7:30 pm
9–18 mos. Non-separating CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care
Teacher: Connie
As your little one moves from #182-105 Wednesdays
crawling to walking come explore our Jan. 31-May 23 9:30-11:00 am
classroom with activities just right for CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care
toddlers. Meet other parents going Teachers: Sheri & Connie
through the same stages as you while
you discuss the joys and challenges
of parenting. You and your child
will stay in the classroom during the Busy Bodies
parent discussion.
#182-103 Tuesdays 15–30 mos.
Jan. 30-May 22 9:30-11:00 am
CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care Join us as you and your toddler
Teacher: Kirsten discover safe and age appropriate
activities; including art, music
and sensory play. Parents will gain
knowledge and support from a parent
educator and other parents during
discussion time.

#182-106 Mondays
Jan. 29-May 21, no class 2/19 & 4/2
New Baby? Congratulations! 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Moon Rm.
Sib Care
Please take a few moments to complete the census form Teachers: Sheri & Connie
on the web address below and return to: Crystal Lake Education Center,
16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044 #182-107 Thursdays
Feb. 1-May 24 9:15–11:15 am
Community Education ECFE web site: isd194.org/community-education/ CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care
early-childhood/early-childhood-family-education Teachers: Sheri & Jenica

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2 to 5 Classes ECFE PI (Preschool Investigators) 3–5 yrs.

Terrific Twos Looking to spend one-on-one time with your preschooler? This class
provides classroom structure
24–36 mos. with the bonus of investigating
the Lakeville area on field trips.
We’ll have two hours of fun that On classroom days, the early
can move you and your child from childhood teacher will provide
tantrums to triumphs! Activities preschool focused opportunities
will be available to stimulate that for you and your child to
exuberance and curiosity. Join other explore. A parent educator
parents in their quest to understand will facilitate discussion on the
and appreciate the terrific twos with journey of parenting.
the support of a parent educator. Note: On field trip days, class
#182-108 Mondays times vary and additional fees
Jan. 29-May 21, no class 2/19 & 4/2 may apply.
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. #182-114 Thursdays
Sib Care Feb. 1-May 24
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica 12:45–2:45 pm
CLEC Star Rm.
Terrific Twos & Thrilling Teachers: Sheri & Jenica
Threes
Sept. 2018-19 School Year
24–48 mos.
Independence, language, problem
solving and social skills are emerging Stepping Stones - transition to preschool
during these ages. The classroom will
foster all these developing skills, and Preschool ages 3 & 4 years
you will value the parent discussion
ECFE where you can learn, share and Welcome to your child’s first preschool experience! This class combines
appreciate this stage of parenting. the best of both worlds: Traditional ECFE and
Preschool.

#182-109 Tuesdays Tuesday afternoons are similar to a typical ECFE
Jan. 30-May 22 9:15–11:15 am class in that it includes time for parent/child
CLEC Sunshine Rm. Sib Care interaction and parent education. During parent/
Teachers: Sheri & Jenica child interaction time, the early childhood teacher will set up fun activities
that encourage emerging literacy and mathematical thinking skills. Parents
#182-110 Tuesdays will meet with a parent educator and other families to discuss a variety of
Jan. 30-May 22 6:00–7:30 pm topics that relate to parenting a preschooler. Parents meet with the early
CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care childhood teacher twice a year to evaluate your child’s progress.
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
Thursdays you will drop your child off for their preschool experience.
#182-111 Wednesdays Children will practice social skills by sharing, taking turns, using manners,
Jan. 31-May 23 9:15–11:15 am pretending, following directions and listening…all in a play-based
CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care environment.
Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten

#182-112 Thursdays Children are not required to be potty trained to attend this class.
Feb. 1-May 24 9:15–11:15 am
CLEC Sunshine Rm. Sib Care See online description for more details.

Teachers: Kirsten & Julie Tuesdays &Thursdays Sept. 2018-May 2019 12:45-2:45 CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
#182-113 Fridays $40 non-refundable registration fee
Feb. 2-May 25, no class 3/23
9:15–11:15 am Cost: $85/month $16/month –Tuesday Sibling Care
Sliding fee scale does not apply to this class
CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care For tuition assistance options call 952-232-3009
Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten

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Birth to Five Classes Managing With Multiples
Step into Learning Explore-Create-Discover
0–5 yrs
0-5 yrs. 0-5 yrs.
Step into learning with your child Whether you have one child or more, Are you the parents of twins, triplets,
as they explore and learn. Infants an infant or a 5 year old, this class more? Imagine a place your children
through pre-kindergarteners will offers an opportunity to learn in a can sing, play, make messes and meet
have opportunities for sensory play, multi-age setting. new friends... with extra hands to
social interaction and building Learn together through parent/child help you! Now imagine time for you
developmental skills. Grown-ups activities, circle time, music, stories to sit down, relax and discuss the
will have time to meet with a parent and parent discussion. Parenting unique challenges you face as parents
educator to discuss the celebrations topics will include the importance of of multiples.
and frustrations that come with the everyday parenting. #182-120 Fridays
parenting journey. #182-117 Mondays Feb. 2-May 25, no class 3/23
Jan. 29-May 21, no class 2/19 & 4/2 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm.
#182-115 Wednesdays 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. Teachers: Sheri & Connie
Jan. 31-May 23 9:15–11:15 am *Parenting 1st
CLEC Sunshine Rm. *Parenting 1st Teachers: Julie & Kirsten Pop-In & Play
Teachers: Julie & Jenica
#182-116 Fridays #182-118 Tuesdays 0–5 yrs Non-separating
Feb. 2-May 25, no class 3/23 Jan. 30-May 22 9:15–11:15 am
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Star Rm. CLEC Rainbow Rm. Pop-In & Play provides a good way
*Parenting 1st Teachers: Charlene & Julie for families to check out ECFE. It’s
Teachers: Julie & Jenica a great option for families whose
#182-119 Thursdays schedules don’t allow a weekly
Feb. 1-May 24 6:00–7:30 pm commitment or families who would
CLEC Rainbow Rm. like to add another fun day of class.
Teachers: Charlene & Julie Parent/child activities, circle time and
gym time are always part of the plan!
No registration required, but payment
is available online

Family School $5/family or for your convenience, ECFE
pre-pay punch cards available at the
Family School is a program that combines ECFE with Adult Basic door $25 for 5 visits
Education (ABE) and English as a Second Language (ESL) Education
• Learning for children (0-pre-kindergartener) and adults Thursdays Feb. 1-May 24
• Meets Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., 12:30-3:00 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm.
• Contact Family Outreach Specialist: 952-232-3009 Teacher: Charlene

Escuela de Familia

Family School es un programa que combina ECFE con
Educación Básica para Adultos (ABE) Y Inglés como Segundo
Idioma (ESL) Educación
• Aprendizaje para niños (0- pre-kindergartener) y adultos
• Se reúne el martes-miércoles-jueves, 12:30-3: 00
• Contacte a Kim: 952-232-3009

School Qoyska

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Waxbarashada aasaasiga ah Adult (ABE) iyo Ingiriisiga Luqad
Labaad ahaan (ESL) Education a
• Waxbarashada carruurta (0- pre-kindergartener) iyo dadka

waaweyn
• Gaarsiisan Tues.-Wed.-Khamiis, 12:30-3:00
• Kim Contact: 952-232-3009

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Early Childhood Family Education

Evening Classes
Infant Pop-in Playtime Explore-Create-Discover
0-5 yrs.
0-12 mos. Non-separating
These FREE playtimes provide an
opportunity to meet other parents Whether you have one child
with babies. Explore our infant/ or more, an infant or a 5
toddler classroom and talk about the year old, this class offers an
joys and challenges of parenting with opportunity to learn in a
a licensed parent educator. Come multi-age setting.
to just one or all; pop-in playtime is Learn together through
a flexible format to meet the needs parent/child activities, circle
of busy parents and give families an time, music, stories and
opportunity to learn about ECFE. parent discussion. Parenting
topics will include the importance
No registration required. of everyday parenting. ECFE operates on a sliding fee
scale–and no one in the district is
Thursdays 6-7:30 pm #182-119 Thursdays turned away for an inability to pay!
CLEC Moon Rm. You can’t make a better investment
1/11, 1/25, 2/8, 2/22, Feb. 1-May 24 6:00–7:30 pm
CLEC Rainbow Rm. than in your child!
3/8, 3/22, 4/12, 4/26 & 5/17 Teachers: Charlene & Julie
Teacher: Connie or Jenica

ECFE Wonderful Ones www.speakingofkids.info

12–24 mos. Do you have kids? Work with kids? Care for kids? Speaking of Kids is for you!

Learning takes place for your one Come and enjoy seminars that empower parents, educators and caregivers by providing information
year old as they are moving and and ideas to enhance your relationship with children and help them succeed.
exploring, often not far from their
parent. We will discuss the wonders Monday, Feb 5 7-8:30 pm RReeggisistteerr__oonn__lli_in_ne_e_oor rphpohnoene
and challenges of your child with
our parent educator. Note: Evening Using a Nurtured Heart Lens to Help Children $4RFRpeRrFeRgeeerrgieegessigesi$toecsirtrmcsrah4taht$rtiritinialial5odopd___a___ttnncceriia,___o___oaariatinnrnnr___e___lstcelhcRe___lR4(ue___laE(mudaEgfQddoegQieoUnresseoUIajsRCsur2IrsEERC-2t8UDEE-$)’s8UD1)’s2,
option, non-separating. Be at Their Best
#182-104 Tuesdays wwwwww. .ssppeeaakkiinnggoofkf kidisd.sin. ifno f o
Jan. 30-May 22 6:00-7:30 pm – Amy Sward
CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care
Teacher: Connie – Alisa Anderson

Terrific Twos & Where adults expend energy can have a direct outcome on
Thrilling Threes a child’s behavior. Learn how simple shifts in your response
to behaviors can help children flourish and build inner
24–48 mos. wealth to make better decisions in a variety of settings.

Independence, language, problem LKaeknewvoiloledNTorartilhMHiidgdhleSSchcoholoAl,u1d9it4o5ri5umKe, n1w96oo0d0 TIpraaivl,aLAavkee.v,ilLleakevilleNEW LOCATION
solving and social skills are emerging
during these ages. The classroom will Monday, Mar 12 7-8:30 pm
foster all these developing skills, and Parenting & Working with Children in a Digital Age
you will value the parent discussion
where you can learn, share and – Jessica Wong
appreciate this stage of parenting. Gain knowledge from an overview of how kids are using
#182-110 Tuesdays technology, what they are using, and the impact technology
Jan. 30-May 22 6:00–7:30 pm is having on social and emotional development. Learn how
CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care to regulate and monitor use for better outcomes.
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
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SEE YOU THERE!

Sponsored by ISD 192 and 194 School Districts, Community Education and
Early Childhood Family Education Programs.
For more information or scholarships call: Judy Johnson 952-232-3726 or
Farmington Community Education 651-460-3200.

Early Childhood Family Education

Wild on Wednesdays

0–5 yrs. Non-separating

Register for one or all! Pre-registration is preferred,
but drop-ins welcome if space is available.

Wednesday 12:45-2:15 pm
CLEC Rainbow Rm. $5/child~$10 family max
Teacher: Charlene

Tool Time Picnic Play
The carpenter, cook and painter all When it’s too cold for a picnic
use tools. Your child will have fun outside, let’s bring the picnic inside.
working with tools #182-154 Feb. 28

#182-150 Jan. 31 The Pet Shop How Does Your Garden

We’re Going to the Zoo Find all your pretend pet’s needs at Grow?
our ECFE Pet Shop.
We’ll make lion puppets and giraffe We’ll be in full bloom as your little
headbands. Come join the safari. #182-155 Mar. 7
gardener digs into gardening.
#182-151 Feb. 7
Go Green #182-161 Apr. 25

Be My Valentine Green paint, green glitter, green Bubbles and Balls
shamrocks, green, Green, GREEN.
We have lots and lots of hearts, paint Be sure to wear green to class! Spend the afternoon with two of the
and glitter for making valentines!
#182-156 Mar. 14 children’s favorite things – bubbles
#182-152 Feb. 14 and balls.

The Cat in the Hat The Jelly Bean Scene #182-162 May 2

We will rhyme with the Cat in the We will match jellybeans and make The Great Outdoors ECFE
your own Jelly Bean Book.
Hat. Camping adventures and treats. Learn
#182-157 Mar. 21
#182-153 Feb. 21 by exploring the great outdoors.

Nursery Rhymes #182-163 May 9

Your little one will laugh, play and Fantastic Frogs
learn with nursery rhymes.
Hop over to ECFE for some fantastic
#182-158 Apr. 4 frog fun.

Somewhere Over the #182-164 May 16

Rainbow Ice Cream
Come and enjoy an afternoon of We have planned some super scooper
color and learning with rainbows. activities to delight all ice-cream
lovers, including an ice cream treat.
#182-159 Apr. 11

#182-165 May 23

Seashells in the Sand
Let’s go digging in the sand and see
what we discover!

#182-160 Apr. 18

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ECFE Advisory Council

By Laura Carlson, Advisory Council Vice Chair

Growing up I have always been a part of ECFE. Not only
did I attend ECFE classes as a child, but my own mom
was an ECFE teacher for many years. I knew that I wanted
to share this experience that I had as a child with my own
children as well. Therefore, I started my very first ECFE
class when my first daughter was just one month old. I was
so excited to be a part of this program as I was beginning
the journey of motherhood.

I looked forward to going every week and being able to
interact with other parents. These classes have helped me
to gain advice in areas of uncertainty and have helped to
support me in my parenting decisions. I have learned things
about my child and about myself as well. I have continued
in the program since and have been a part of many different
classes with my daughter and now with my son. Another
thing I love about ECFE is the one on one time it allows
me to have with each of my children.

The classroom teachers provide us with an environment that The Carlson family

ECFE allows us to enjoy time together without the distractions We are always looking for new members and new ideas
that may come when at home. I am so grateful for this time in how we can further support this program. If you are
I get to spend with each of my children and am equally interested in becoming more involved in your child’s early
grateful for the parenting guidance it has given me. education, look for an application at the main office of the

Being a part of this program and loving the experiences it Crystal Lake Education Center (CLEC) located at 16250
has allowed me to have, I knew I wanted to become more Ipava Ave.

involved. I found out about Advisory Council in one of my Members of the 2017-2018 Lakeville Area ECFE
classes and decided to join. The Advisory Council is a group Advisory Council are:
of parents who meet once a month in an effort to support

the program. Through this, I have been able to meet many Kristy Amdahl Kari Jacobs
more families who are a part of the same community and Amber Aslakson Amy McCoy
give back to this program that I have been a part of most Martha Bisek Michelle Roberts
Laura Carlson Tevyan Sorensen
of my life. As a council, we work together to support the Krissy DeMartino Amy Streeter
program and bring the community together through many Heather Eslinger Emma Taverna
different events. Some of these events include: Books and Sarah Fedder Emily Tomes
Beyond, Open Gyms, Vehicle Fair, Butter Braid fundraiser, Dorsey Gast
Cards for Cause fundraiser, and the Barnes and Noble

Fundraising Event. We are very excited to be working on a

new event to come this spring. Look for details to come in

our monthly newsletter and follow us on our facebook page:

Lakeville Area ECFE.

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