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Providing Educational & Socialization Opportunities All Classes Held at The SAPWI HIKES SAPWI MOUNTAIN BIKING SAPWI PUMP TRACK NEW! ORIENTEERING ADVENTURE, Age 8+ Learn how SPROCKIDS MOUNTAIN BIKE SKILLS, Age 9-12 Learn to ride INTRODUCTION TO PUMP TRACK SKATE LESSONS, Age to use a map and compass to navigate terrain; make and use balanced, more efficiently, and in control of your bike. Director: 6-12 Join the fun at our newest skate facility! Learn the basics “ranger beads.” Plus a special prize using your newfound skills! Dorothy Sullivan, Newbury Park Bike Shop. Enrollment: Max 12 of pump track riding. Increase balance, stamina and confidence Location: Sapwi Trails Community Park. Enrollment: Max 20 DOS VIENTOS COMMUNITY PARK on your skateboard in a fun group setting. Must be able to ride 4105.4181 Sa 10:00am-12noon $6 10/20 1 day 2640.4181 T 4:00-5:00pm $50 9/11-10/2 4 wks up and down inclines. Enrollment: Max 10 NEW LOCATION! SAPWI TRAILS PUMP TRACK 5156.4181 Th 4:00-4:45pm $42 9/13-10/25 7wks SAPWI NIGHT AWARENESS HIKE, Age 5+ Learn about 2640.4182 T 4:00-5:00pm $50 10/9-10/30 4 wks plants, animals, Native Americans, and the night sky through INTRODUCTION TO PUMP TRACK SKATE SCOOTER, Age sensory awareness on this easy family hike. Location: Sapwi NEW! INTRODUCTION TO PUMP TRACK BIKE RIDING, 6-12 Join the fun at our newest skate facility! Learn the basics of pump track riding. Increase balance, stamina and confidence Trails Community Park. Enrollment: Max 20 Age 6-12 Join the fun at our new hard surface pump track! 4109.4181 F 6:30-8:30pm $6 9/28 1 day Learn the basics of pump track riding. Increase balance, on your skateboard in a fun group setting. Must be able to ride stamina, and confidence on any bike in a fun group setting. up and down inclines. Enrollment: Max 10 Must ride with helmet and closed-toed shoes. Director: Dorothy 5157.4181 Th 4:45-5:30pm $42 9/13-10/25 7wks Sullivan, Newbury Park Bike Shop. Location: Sapwi Trails Park, 2100 Scenicpark St, Thousand Oaks. Enrollment: Max 10 2609.4181 W 4:00-4:45pm $56 9/12-10/24 7 wks Go to www.crpd.org/sapwi for information and the upcoming ribbon cutting. This park was made possible by generous grants from the City of Thousand Oaks and Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy BORCHARD COMMUNITY CENTER 190 Reino Road, Newbury Park, CA 91320 Phone: 805-381-2791 • Fax: 805-498-1055 • E-mail: [email protected] Center Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-10:00pm • Saturday-Sunday 12noon-6:00pm Recreation Supervisor: Kurt Gunning • Recreation Coordinator: Patti Ricketts • www.crpd.org/boc @ConejoRPD @BorchardCenter PARENT/CHILD CLASSES STRETCH, WIGGLE, AND ROLL, Age 1.5-2.9 Develop KINDERMUSIK® LEVEL 1, Age 12-24 mos. Level 1 classes coordination, motor skills, and balance while you and your child provide toddlers with a stimulating setting to explore new All classes in this section are parent participation only. play TOGETHER! Includes parachute, beam, mini trampoline, movement and language skills with a sense of security, comfort Please do not bring siblings to class. and music. Walkers only. Enrollment: Max 12 and confi dence Home Materials Fee: $20 for CD and digital MISS DEBBIE’S ART FOR YOU AND YOUR TODDLER, 5005.4181 F 9:00-9:45am $47 9/14-10/26 7 wks music kit due fi rst class. Instructor: Teacher Katie. Age 1.5-3 Express with paint, clay, pastels, watercolors, Enrollment: Max 12 markers, and more while building fi ne motor skills and learning NEW! MOMMY AND BABY FIT TOGETHER, Babies and 5011.4181 F 9:30-10:15am $98 9/14-10/26 7 wks about color, shape, and form. $12 cash materials fee due fi rst toddlers love to move! So let’s move with them! Learn fun and KINDERMUSIK® LEVEL 2, Age 18 mos-3yrs. Level 2 classes class. Instructor: Miss Debbie. Enrollment: Max 12 bonding ways to exercise together! Bring workout mat and 5001.4181 Th 10:00-10:45am $60 9/13-10/18 6 wks baby blanket. Instructor: Rebecca Basilio, D.C., Postnatal Fitness encourage older toddlers to initiate their own ideas, nurturing specialist. Enrollment: Max 15 social-emotional growth and cognitive development in a PLAY AND GROW WITH ME, Age 12 mos.- 2.5 yrs. From “WALKERS” 11-18 mos. playful, exploratory manner. Home Materials Fee: $20 for CD child’s fi rst class with parent, to preparing for fi rst drop- 5007.4181 W 9:30-10:30am $75 9/12-10/17 6 wks and digital music kit due fi rst class. Instructor: Teacher Angie. off class. Visit with other parents, participate in circle time, “NON CRAWLERS” 6 wks.-6mos. Enrollment: Max 12 discussion, music, singing, snacks, and crafts. For sibling 5007.4182 W 10:30-11:15am $75 9/12-10/17 6 wks 5012.4181 W 10:30-11:15am $98 9/12-10/24 7 wks participation, contact instructor. $15 cash lab fee due fi rst class. “CRAWLERS” 6-12 mos. 5007.4183 W 11:30am-12:15pm $75 9/12-10/17 6 wks Instructor: Miss Tia. Enrollment: Max 15 KINDERMUSIK® MIXED-AGE Age 0-5 yrs. Allow infants 5002.4181 T 9:00-10:30am $119 9/11–11/13 10 wks through 5-year-olds-and their caregivers-to gather together KINDERMUSIK® FOUNDATIONS, Age 3-14 mos. Foundations for a fun-fi lled learning experience, accommodating all levels OOEY GOOEY ART, Age 2-4 Create all the messy art projects classes off er a sensory-rich, yet caring, and gentle environment of learning and musical ability. Home Materials Fee: $20 for CD you wouldn’t want to do at home! Have fun and we’ll clean up where infants can explore and react to new sounds, sensations, and digital music kit due fi rst class. Instructor: Teacher Katie. the mess! Enrollment: Max 12 objects and movements. Home Materials Fee $20 for CD and Enrollment: Max 12 5003.4181 M 10:00-10:45am $51 9/10-10/22 7 wks digital music kit due fi rst class. Instructor: Teacher Angie. 5013.4181 F 10:30-11:15am $98 9/14-10/26 7 wks Enrollment: Max 12 STORIES AND ART WITH ME, Age 2-4 Toddlers and their 5010.4181 W 11:30am-12:15pm $98 9/12-10/24 7 wks FALL 2018 parents enjoy a story, singing, dancing, and making art and/or crafts each week! Enrollment: Max 12 PRESCHOOL/PREKINDERGARTEN 5004.4181 W 10:00-10:45am $51 9/12-10/24 7 wks A $50 Non-Refundable Registration Fee (in addition to the full class fee) is due at registration to reserve a spot, with the balance due in two payments prior to the program beginning. Preschool children must be three by 9/1/18; Prekindergarten children must be four by 9/1/18. Children must be potty trained (no Pull-Ups). Information: 805-381-2791 PRESCHOOL, Age 3-5 No class 9/10, 9/19, 11/12, 11/21. Enrollment: Max 20 5020.2181 M/W/F 9:00-11:30am $50 9/5-12/17 10.5 wks (+ $513 program fee) PRESCHOOL, Age 3-5 No class 11/22, 11/23. Enrollment: Max 20 5021.2181 T/Th 9:00-11:30am $50 9/4-12/13 11 wks (+$381 program fee) PREKINDERGARTEN, Age 4-6 No class 9/10, 9/19, 11/12, 11/21. Enrollment: Max 24 5022.2181 M/W 12noon-2:30pm $50 9/5-12/12 10.5 wks (+$362 program fee) PREKINDERGARTEN, Age 4-6 No class 11/22. Enrollment: Max 24 5023.2181 T/Th 12noon-2:30pm $50 9/6-12/13 11 wks (+$420 program fee ) PAGE 4 PAGE BORCHARD COMMUNITY CENTER 190 Reino Road, Newbury Park, CA 91320 Phone: 805-381-2791 • Fax: 805-498-1055 • E-mail: [email protected] SPECIAL EVENTS PRINCESS PARTY, Age 4-7 Calling all princesses to the royal “castle” for a tea party! Wear your “princess gown” and be pampered to fabulous, with hair, make up, and nails! Parents may observe through a window. Enrollment: Max 24 5030.4181 Sa 2:00-4:00pm $25 10/6 1 day NEW! SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN PARTY, Age 4-7 Dance to “Monster Mash,” make and eat yummy and “scary” treats, make decorations to take home. Enrollment: Max 24 5031.4181 Sa 3:30-5:00pm $25 10/20 1 day TOT AND YOUTH PROGRAMS MY TIME, Age 2.5-3.5 Get ready for preschool in this TWO- HOUR class! Emphasizes crafts, stories, and cooperative small group play. Bring a healthy snack. Potty trained not required. $15 cash lab fee due first class. Instructor: Miss Tia. Enrollment: Max 12 5040.4181 M 9:00-11:00am $127 9/10–11/5 9 wks 5040.4182 W 9:00-11:00am $127 9/5–10/31 9 wks 5040.4183 Th 9:00-11:00am $127 9/6–11/1 9 wks 5040.4184 F 9:00-11:00am $127 9/7–11/2 9 wks NEW! MY TIME FOR GAMES, Age 3-4 Preschool readiness through play! Learn patience, cooperation, social interaction, and classroom routines through games such as bingo, match STAGE MOVIN’ AND GROOVIN’ , Age 5-8 Connecting drama, GYMNASTICS games, sequencing, and more. Potty trained not required. rhythm, music, and movement. Showcase performance for Instructor: Miss Tia. Enrollment: Max 12 family and friends last class. $10 costume fee due first class. 5042.4181 W 11:15am–12:30pm $97 9/5–10/31 9 wks PRE-GYMNASTICS, Age 3-4 Acquire coordination, motor 5042.4182 Th 11:15am–12:30pm $97 9/6–11/1 9 wks Instructor: Elly Seavey, Musical Theater Director/Producer.
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