Youth Programs Winter & Spring 2020

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Look!Preschool - Grade 12 Youth Enrichment and fun Welcome

Take a Closer Look! We offer something for everyone! Scholarships/ Tuition Assistance Do you need tuition assistance? We may be able to help. See page 22 for more information.

Register Early Contact Classes require a minimum number of participants. Us! Cancellations may occur if Registration: 952.226.0080 minimums are not met 1 week prior to the start date. Late registrations Carrie Dobie, Youth Programs are subject to registration Coordinator: 952.226.0088 guidelines and procedures Carolyn Yagla, Youth Programs (see page 22). Assistant: 952.226.0094

Table of Schools EW/LODL...... Edgewood WW...... WestWood Contents 5304 WestWood Dr SE, Prior Lake 5370 WestWood Dr SE, Prior Lake

Early Learners...... 3 FH...... Five Hawks CE...... Community Education Early Childhood Programs...... 4 16620 Five Hawks Ave SE, Prior Lake 4540 Tower St SE, Prior Lake Elementary Class Schedule...... 5 Elementary Before & After School ...... 6 GD...... Glendale HOMS...... Hidden Oaks Elementary Nights & Weekends...... 11 6601 Connelly Parkway, Savage 15855 Fish Point Rd SE, Prior Lake Families & Parents...... 15 The Wave...... 17 GW...... Grainwood TOMS...... Twin Oaks Grades 6-12...... 18 5061 Minnesota St, Prior Lake 15860 Fish Point Rd SE, Prior Lake District Information...... 21 Guidelines & Procedures...... 22 JP...... Jeffers Pond PLHS...... Prior Lake High School Registration...... 23 14800 Jeffers Pass NW, Prior Lake 7575 W 150th St, Savage Community Education is a program of Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools. LODL...... La ola del lago (Edgewood) DSC...... District Service Center Community Education Services 5304 WestWood Dr SE, Prior Lake 4540 Tower St SE, Prior Lake Mailing Address: 4540 Tower Street SE, RR...... Redtail Ridge Prior Lake, MN 55372 15200 Hampshire Ave S, Savage 2 Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 Early Learners

Music Together Super Tots Basketball Mini Hawks with Skyhawks (Ages Newborn – 6 years with with skyhawks (Ages 2-4) (Ages 3-6) Parent or Guardian) Super Tots by Skyhawks uses age- This multi-sport program gives children Sing, dance, play, learn! Music Together appropriate games to engage kids in a a positive first step into athletics. The is an award-winning, internationally variety of sports. Super Tot basketball essentials of baseball, basketball and acclaimed music and movement class for classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, soccer are taught in a safe, structured infants, toddlers, preschoolers—and the passing and teamwork. Adjustable hoops environment with lots of encouragement grown-ups who love them. Classes are and appropriately sized basketballs are and a big focus on fun. Explore balance, mixed-age so siblings can attend together. used to always provide just the right movement, hand/eye coordination, and Receive a CD, a code to download the amount of challenge. skill development at your own pace. music, an illustrated songbook and parent #2983A1 Ages 2-3 Skyhawks staff are trained to handle the education materials. Infants under eight Saturday, Feb. 29-March 21 8:30-9:00am specific needs of young athletes. months attend free with paid sibling. #2983A2 Ages 3-4 #2677C Ages 3-4 Free trial classes are offered on Dec. 10th Saturday, Feb. 29-March 21 9:05-9:35am Sats., April 25-May 16 9:00-9:30am & 13th and again in the Spring. Parent #2677D Ages 3-4 contact info will be shared with Music 4 Sessions $49 Sats., April 25-May 16 9:40-10:10am Together. TOMS Resource Area 4 Sessions $55 *A Mandatory $43.00 materials fee will Skyhawks Instructor be collected on the first day of class. No #2677E Ages 4-6 discounts. **Please see the full listing Super Tots Sampler with Sats., April 25-May 16 10:20-11:20am online at www.priorlakesavagece.com. skyhawks (ages 2-4) #2677F Ages 4-6 The Super Tots Sampler by Skyhawks Sats., April 25-May 16 11:30-12:30pm Little Ninjas uses age-appropriate games to engage 4 Sessions $79 with revsports (ages 2-3) kids in soccer and t-ball. Rules, skills Grainwood Open Field Little Ninjas is a first step in creating and techniques are introduced and some Skyhawks Instructor confidence in young children. Young small-sided games are played. Instructor- ninjas will focus on listening skills, to-student ratio is kept small to maximize Basketball with Skyhawks fundamental movement, coordination, fine individual development, and above all else, (Ages 4-6) and gross motor skill development and we promote fun, fun, fun! Score big! The essentials of basketball are body awareness. Obstacle concepts are set- #2983B1 Ages 2-3 introduced in a fun and safe environment up in a safe, age-appropriate design. Sats., Feb. 29-March 21 9:40-10:10am with lots of encouragement. Learn balance, #2950A #2983B2 Ages 3-4 body movement, hand/eye coordination, Saturday, May 2 9:00-9:30am Sats., Feb. 29-March 21 10:15-10:45am and skill development through a series of 1 Session $12 4 Sessions $49 sport-specific games. Emphasis is placed TOMS Blue Gym TOMS Resource Area on individual ball handling, shooting and Revolutionary Sports Instructor Skyhawks Instructor concepts of the game. The goals are to improve basketball development, create Acting Fun for Little ones Teeny Tumblers general fitness and to teach important life with Child’s Play Theatre Gymnastics (Ages 4-5) lessons. (Ages 4-7) Twist and turn and #2669A Explore your acting skills while performing get an introduction Saturdays, April 4-May 2 9:00-10:00am some of Aesop’s most well-known to gymnastics. (no class April 18) fables. This is an introductory course to Explore balance #2669B help young or inexperienced actors get and movement Saturdays, April 4-May 2 10:15-11:15am comfortable on stage. Adult assistants will using equipment (no class April 18) coordinate students, providing on-stage appropriate for cues and lines throughout rehearsals and your age and #2669C performance. ability. You should Saturdays, April 4-May 2 11:30-12:30pm (no class April 18) #2868D wear leotards or Sats., April 18-May 16 10:30am-Noon t-shirts and shorts TOMS Gym Performance, Saturday, May 16 7:00pm (no jeans or jewelry). Please bring a 4 Sessions $79 5 Sessions $69 water bottle. Skyhawks Instructor TOMS Health Room #2654D Child’s Play Theatre Instructors Saturdays, Jan. 11-Feb. 22 11:45-12:30pm Dance with Me Ball 7 Sessions $89 (ages 12 and under TOMS Blue Gym with an adult) Gymnastics Instructors See page 15 for more information. Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 3 ECFe Early Childhood Programs & Classes

Early Childhood Programs & Classes ECFE classes are located at Edgewood School. 5304 WestWood Dr. SE, Prior Lake, Minnesota Early Childhood Family Education Classes (ECFE) ECFE: 952-226-0952. Circle of Friends Preschool: 952-226-0956.

Early Childhood Family Education Classes This is a sampling of winter and spring ECFE classes. See a full listing online at https://www.priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us/community/early-childhood-programs/ecfe

Oh Baby! Newborn up to 12 Months It’s not always easy to get out of the house when you have an Enrollment for 2020-2021 infant but this class will make you glad you did! Here you’ll be Registration for the 2020-2021 school year will begin on February gifted with uninterrupted time to bond with baby and build a 3, 2020. If you would like to receive registration information, community of your parenting peers all within a comfortable, call our preschool office at 952-226-0956 in December to ensure supportive environment. While playing, singing and relaxing with you are on our mailing list. Mark your calendar for the upcoming your babies, parents will share stories about their baby’s growth preschool visitation opportunities before registration begins. and development, discuss strategies for developing healthy eating and sleeping habits, and learn what new research tells us about Peek Into Preschool your baby’s important first experiences. You and your preschooler are invited to visit Circle of Friends Preschool classrooms at Edgewood School during our Peek into Tuesdays 5:30-6:45 p.m. (1/7-3/3) or (3/10-5/19) Preschool event. You will have the opportunity to learn about Wednesdays 9:00-10:15 a.m. (1/8-3/4) or (3/11-5/20) our program options and spend time with our licensed preschool

teachers. No Naps? Now What? • January 13, 2020, 4:30-6:00 p.m. Infant to 5 years Whether your child is on a sleep strike or never been a napper, you need this class! Make Thursday afternoons your time to Tour & Talk connect with other adults as your little ones play and learn with For an adult-only visit to our program, join one of these Tour and our early childhood staff in a safe, kid friendly classroom. We Talk presentations at Edgewood School. No need to register. can’t guarantee they’ll leave school ready to rest, but we promise • December 4, 10:00 a.m. you’ll get a chance to sit down, talk to other grown-ups and refuel • December 16, 12:00 p.m. before heading home. • January 9, 3:00 p.m. Thursdays 1:15-2:45 p.m. (1/2-3/5 or 3/12-5/21) • January 28, 3:00 p.m. • February 12, 5:00 p.m. Circle of Friends Preschool • March 11, 5:00 p.m. 4 Star Rated Program and E-STEM School • April 8, 10:00 a.m. Circle of Friends Preschool offers classes for children 3, 4 and 5 • May 6, 10:00 a.m. years old. Children must be age appropriate and toilet trained by September 1, 2019 to participate. Classes range from 2 to 5 days per week and include both half-day and full-day options. For more information Both options provide the same curriculum outcomes and include about our preschool environmental education in outdoor classroom spaces. program, visit our webpage: www. priorlake-savage.k12. District Census mn.us/our-schools/ All residents of the district are required to be listed on the census, including new babies, all preschoolers and new families in the edgewood/circle-of- district. Call the District Services Center at 952.226.0043. friends-preschool. Having your name on the census will ensure that you receive information on ECFE, Screening, Kindergarten Registration and other pertinent district news.

4 Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0950 elementary class schedule before & after school Grainwood Five Hawks Olaf & Friends Mondays, Jan. 27-Feb. 24 Chess Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) (no class Feb. 17) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) (no class Feb. 17) Spanish Mondays, Feb. 10-April 13 Chess Mondays, April 6-May 11 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 8) (no class Feb. 17 & March 23) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) Winter Wonderland Tuesdays, Feb. 4-March 10 Spanish Tuesdays, Feb. 11-April 7 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 8) (no class March 24) Spring Fever Cartoons Tuesdays, April 7-May 12 Wonderful World of Art Wednesdays, Jan. 29-Feb. 26 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) (no class April 14) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 7) Chess Fridays, Jan. 31-March 6 Outsiders Wednesdays, March 18-April 15 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 10) (no class March 25) Chess Fridays, March 13-May 1 Crazy About Clay Wednesdays, April 22-May 13 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) (no class March 27 & April 3) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 7) Winter Wonderland Thursdays, Feb. 6-March 12 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) Jeffers Pond Spring Fever Cartoons Thursdays, April 23-May 21 Extreme STEM: Catapults & Dragons Mondays, April 6-May 11 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 9) Extreme STEM: 'Copters & Spy Planes Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 9) (no class Feb. 17) Glendale Natural Leaders Tuesdays, Feb. 25-March 17 Chess Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 4th-5th Grade (pg. 6) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) (no class Feb. 17) Natural Enthusists Tuesdays, Feb. 25-March 17 Chess Mondays, March 30-May 4 Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 6) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) Spanish Tuesdays, Feb. 11-April 7 Extreme STEM: Catapults & Dragons Tuesdays, April 7-May 19 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 8) (no class March 24) Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 9) (no class April 14) Wonderful World of Art Tuesdays, Jan. 28-Feb. 25 Spanish Tuesdays, Feb. 11-April 7 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 7) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 8) (no class March 24) Crazy About Clay Tuesdays, April 21-May 12 After School Art with Mrs. Gus Wednesdays, Jan. 29-Feb. 19 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 7) 2nd-5th Grade (pg. 7) Chess Wednesdays, Jan. 29-March 4 After School Art with Mrs. Gus Wednesdays, Feb. 26-March 18 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) 2nd-5th Grade (pg. 7) Chess Wednesdays, March 11-April 22 Spring Fever Cartoons Wednesdays, April 8-May 13 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) (no class March 25) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) Golf Wednesdays, April 29-May 20 Extreme STEM: 'Copters & Spy Planes Thursdays, Feb. 6-March 12 1st-3rd Grade (pg. 6) Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 9) Winter Wonderland Thursdays, Feb. 6-March 12 STEM FUNdamentals Fridays, Jan. 31-March 6 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) 4th-5th Grade (pg. 10) Spring Fever Cartoons Thursdays, April 23-May 21 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) La ola del lago/Edgewood Chess En Español Mondays, Jan. 13-March 9 Redtail Ridge 1st-5th Grade (pg. 8) (no class Jan. 20 & Feb. 17) Chess En Español Mondays, April 6-May 18 After School Art with Mrs. Rudd Mondays-Thursday 1st-5th Grade (pg. 8) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 7) See Page 7 for complete list You Can Be A Writer Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 Winter Wonderland Tuesdays, Feb. 4-March 10 3rd-5th Grade (pg. 8) (no class Feb. 17) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) You Can Be A Writer Mondays, April 6-May 11 Redtail Ridge Dance Team Tuesdays, Jan. 28-March 17 3rd-5th Grade (pg. 8) 2nd-4th Grade (pg. 7) Homework Helpers Wednesdays, Jan. 8-Feb. 5 Spring Fever Cartoons Tuesdays, May 5-26 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 10) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) Homework Helpers Wednesdays, Feb. 19-March 18 Archery at Redtail Ridge Wednesdays, April 22-May 13 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 10) 3rd-5th Grade (pg. 6) Homework Helpers Wednesdays, April 8-May 13 Spanish Wednesdays, Feb. 19-April 15 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 10) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 8) (no class March 25) Book Bunch: Who is Malala? Thursdays, Feb. 13-March 19 Run for It! Mon. & Wed., March 30-May 6 3rd-5th Grade (pg. 8) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 10) (no class April 8 & 15) Snow Adventures Thursdays, Jan. 9-Feb. 6 Wonderful World of Art Fridays, Jan. 31-Feb. 28 Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 8) (no class Jan. 23) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 7) Book Bunch: Who is Pelé? Thursdays, April 23-May 28 Chess Fridays, Jan. 31-March 6 3rd-5th Grade (pg. 8) Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) Chess Fridays, March 13-May 1 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) (no class March 27 & April 3) Crazy About Clay Fridays, April 17-May 8 WestWood Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 7) Winter Wonderland Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) (no class Feb. 17) Spring Fever Cartoons Mondays, April 6-May 11 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) Chess Tuesdays, Jan. 21-Feb. 25 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) Any Child, Chess Tuesdays, March 3-April 21 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 6) (no class March 24 & April 14) Any School Olaf & Friends Wednesdays, Feb. 5-24 Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) If you can provide Slime-Tastic Art Thursdays, April 23-May 14 transportation, your student Kindergarten-5th Grade (pg. 9) may attend Community Extreme STEM: 'Copters & Spy Planes Fridays, Feb. 7-March 13 Education (CE) classes Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 9) at any school! Extreme STEM: Catapults & Dragons Fridays, April 10-May 15 Kindergarten-3rd Grade (pg. 9)

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Chess with Twin Cities Archery at Nature Enthusiasts Chess Club redtail Ridge (Kindergarten-3rd Grade) (Kindergarten-5th Grade) (3rd-5th Grade) Explore the ELC with Jeffers Pond Amaze your friends and impress your Trained instructors Teacher, Anna Dutke! You will have hands opponents! Increase your IQ while having will guide you in on experiences through a variety of nature fun playing chess and competing for prizes. learning how to activities. No two explorations are ever Competitive chess tournaments (see page safely shoot a the same! Winter sessions may include 12) allow you to play for trophies! All levels compound bow. snowshoeing, snow fort building, welcome. All equipment is provided for Sample shooting animal tracks & signs and outdoor Chess Club. Limited space is available at both long bows cooking. Where will your explorations some schools. Register for both winter and and recurve bows. take you? Dress for spring now to secure your child’s spot. Build your skills the weather! through interactive #2851A3 #2908D2 archery games and Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 3:05-4:05 pm Tuesdays, Feb. 25-March 17 4:00-5:00pm challenges. Safety, history, and proper (no class Feb. 17) 4 Sessions $45 shooting techniques will be covered in Five Hawks Media Center Jeffers Pond Outside this series. Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Anna Dutke #2851A4 #2842G Mondays, April 6-May 11 3:05-4:05 Weds., April 22-May 13 3:55-4:55pm Five Hawks Media Center Natural Leaders 4 Sessions $99 (4th-5th grade) #2851B3 Redtail Ridge Outside/Fields Does exploring come natural to you? Stick Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 3:55-4:55pm Three River Park District Instructor (no class Feb. 17) to it! Assist Ms. Anna in leading younger Glendale Media Center Nature Enthusiasts through the JP Winter Wonderland with environmental spaces. Help the younger #2851B4 Young Rembrandts kids find those hidden treasures buried Mondays, March 30-May 4 3:55-4:55pm (Kindergarten-5th Grade) beneath the leaves or snow. Discover all Glendale Media Center Flex your creative muscles as you take on nature has to offer. Dress for the weather! #2851C3 artistic challenges like Winter Birdhouses #2908D4 Fridays, Jan. 31-March 6 3:05-4:05pm and Sporty Snowboarder lessons. Master Tuesdays, Feb. 25-March 17 4:00-5:00pm Grainwood Media Center perspective and personality as you 4 Sessions $35 #2851C4 complete a challenging Palm Tree Scene, Jeffers Pond Outside Fridays, March 13-May 1 3:05-4:05pm Cute Penguins and your own version of Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Anna Dutke (no class March 27 & April 3) Grant Wood’s American Gothic. Finish Grainwood Media Center class with a mix of elegance and graphic Golf with Skyhawks #2851D3 style drawings as you complete a Graceful (1st-3rd Grade) Weds., Jan. 29-March 4 3:55-4:55pm Swan and Line Art Owl. Grasp the club and the fundamentals Jeffers Pond Media Center #2556A2 of form, chipping, putting, driving and Thursdays, Feb. 6-March 12 3:05-4:05pm #2851D4 proper alignment. Skyhawks has adopted Five Hawks Art Room Weds., March 11-April 22 3:55-4:55pm the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system. (no class March 25) #2556C2 SNAG is specifically designed for the Jeffers Pond Media Center Tuesdays, Feb. 4-March 10 3:05-4:05pm entry-level player. SNAG simplifies #2851E3 Grainwood Art Room instruction so that young players can make Tuesdays, Jan. 21-Feb. 25 3:55-4:55pm #2556D2 an easy and effective transition onto the WestWood Media Center Thursdays, Feb. 6-March 12 3:55-4:55pm golf course. All equipment is provided. #2851E4 Jeffers Pond Art Room #2673C1 Tuesdays, March 3-April 21 3:55-4:55pm #2556E2 Weds., April 29-May 20 3:55-4:55pm (no class March 24 & April 14) Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 3:55-4:55pm Jeffers Pond Outside/Fields WestWood Media Center (no class Feb. 17) 4 Sessions $79 Skyhawks Instructor #2851G3 WestWood Art Room Fridays, Jan. 31-March 6 3:55-4:55pm #2556G2 Redtail Ridge Media Center Tuesdays, Feb. 4-March 10 3:55-4:55pm #2851G4 Redtail Ridge Art Room Fridays, March 13-May 1 3:55-4:55pm 6 Sessions $75 (no class March 27 & April 3) Young Rembrandts Instructor Redtail Ridge Media Center 6 Sessions $75 Twin Cities Chess Club Instructor 6 Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 before & after school elementary

Redtail Ridge Dance Team After School Art Crazy About Clay with With Ms. Pickens with Mrs. Rudd Abrakadoodle (2nd-4th Grade) (Kindergarten-5th Grade) (Kindergarten-5th Grade) Calling all dancers! Work on a routine, Process vs. product? Why Love clay? Love 3D Art? This is the play games that enhance your dance skills, choose? You’ll not class for you. Use clay in ways you never and fine-tune your dance technique. No only love the finished thought of before. Use air-dry clay and previous dance experience is required. art work, you’ll also model magic along with cool clay tools and You’ll show off your routine the last 30 enjoy the time you your hands to sculpt seahorses, a silly minutes of class on the final day and spend creating your bird, and even paint with clay. Bet you perform for your classmates at an “All- own renditions of these never did that before! Learn all about School Meeting.” Wear comfortable projects. Learn techniques sculpting while creating some very fun and clothing and tennis shoes or dance shoes along the way so you can create long after fabulous art. to class, and bring a water bottle each day. this class is over. Register for 3+ themes #2806A3 Fee includes a t-shirt. Indicate T-shirt size for a discounted price. Weds., April 22-May 13 3:05-4:05pm at registration. Please wear black dance #2926G2 Painted Snowy Owls Five Hawks Art Room pants or leggings with your Dance Team Weds., Jan. 15-29 Kindergarten-1st Grade t-shirt for the final performance. #2806D3 #2926G5 Grumpy Monkey Tuesdays, April 21-May 12 3:55-4:55pm #2841 Weds., Feb. 12-26 Kindergarten-1st Grade Jeffers Pond Art Room Tuesdays, Jan. 28-March 17 3:55-4:55pm 8 Sessions $85 #2926G8 Texture Train #2806E3 Redtail Ridge Gym Weds., Mar. 4-18 Kindergarten-1st Grade Fridays, April 17-May 8 3:55-4:55pm Instructor: Licensed ISD 719 Teacher, #2926G12 Ammonite Water Color Redtail Ridge Art Room Laresa Pickens Weds., April 8-22 Kindergarten-1st Grade 4 Sessions $65 #2926G14 Gumball Machine Abrakadoodle Instructor After School Art Weds., May 6-27 Kindergarten-1st Grade with mrs. Gus: Clay (no class May 13) THe Wonderful World of Art Creations (2nd-5th Grade) #2926G1 Birch Trees & Winter Birds with Abrakadoodle In After School Art with Mrs. Gus you Mondays, Jan. 6-27 2nd-3rd Grade (Kindergarten-5th Grade) will get messy with clay! Each session is 3 (no class Jan. 20) Bring your imagination and have fun weeks of sculpting clay projects and one #2926G4 Sea Otter Water Color Resist this winter creating colorful art. Create week of glazing your projects. In section Mondays, Feb. 3-24 2nd-3rd Grade magical Dr. Seuss inspired creatures, paint one the theme is containers. The second (no class Feb. 17) whimsical trees on canvas, sculpt fish section includes opportunities to create using air dry clay and clay tools for texture #2926G7 Little Blue Truck Landscape a flower bowl, initial hanging, and wind and sequins for extra shimmer and shine. Mondays, March 2-16 2nd-3rd Grade chimes. Projects may be picked up during Create watercolor houses from a bird’s eye school time. #2926G10 Saber Toothed Tiger view and learn all about perspective and #2926B1 Clay Containers Mondays, April 6-20 2nd-3rd Grade more. Explore different types of mediums Wed., Jan. 29-Feb. 19 4:00-5:00pm #2926G13 Watercolor Cake Collage to create colorful art. #2926B2 Clay Decor Mondays, May 4-18 2nd-3rd Grade #2806A2 Weds., Feb. 26-March 18 4:00-5:00pm #2926G3 Winter Landscape Weds., Jan. 29-Feb. 26 3:05-4:05pm Five Hawks Art Room Glendale Art Room Thursdays, Jan. 9-30 4th-5th Grade 4 Sessions (1 Section) $65 (no class Jan. 23) #2806D2 8 Sessions (2 Sections) $120 #2926G6 Blue Heron Tuesdays, Jan. 28-Feb. 25 3:55-4:55pm Jeffers Pond Art Room Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Tasha Thursdays, Feb. 6-20 4th-5th Grade Guswiler #2926G9 Freight Train #2806G2 Thursdays, March 5-19 4th-5th Grade Fridays, Jan. 31-Feb. 28 3:55-4:55pm Redtail Ridge Art Room #2926G11 Fossil Dig Tuesdays, April 7-28 4th-5th Grade 5 Sessions $79 (no class April 14) Abrakadoodle Instructor #2926G15 Paper Mache Sushi Wednesdays, May 7-21 4th-5th Grade 4:00-5:00pm 1 or 2 Sections $49/class 3 or More Sections/Person $45/Section Redtail Ridge Art Room Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Paula Rudd

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Snow Adventures YOu Can Be A Writer Spanish, Global experience! En EspaÑol en EnspaÑol with Futura Language (kindergarten- (3rd-5th Grade) Professionals 3rd grade) Writing is always right! Choose (kindergarten-5th Grade) Join your friends for after- a topic and write your heart out. ¡Vamos con los Animales! school fun in the snow! Classes Get published in the “Explora We will “visit” a pet begin outdoors for winter activities Magazine”, an online magazine for store, a family farm, such as sledding, snowman making, and kids. This class is taught in Spanish the zoo, the ocean, snow art. Then move indoors to enjoy and is ideal for students attending and even the some chocolate caliente (hot chocolate) LODL, or other students who speak rainforest! Students and Spanish story time. Class is taught in Spanish. will learn brand new Spanish and is ideal for students attending #2929H1 Spanish vocabulary LODL or other students. Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 and useful phrases #2908H 3:55-4:55pm each and every class. Thurs., Jan. 9-Feb. 6 4:00-5:00pm (no class Feb. 17) Space is limited at some sites. Register early. (no class Jan. 23) #2929H3 4 Sessions $49 Mondays, April 6-May 11 3:55-4:55pm #2876Aw LODL/Edgewood Room 247 Tuesdays, Feb. 11-April 7 3:05-4:05pm LODL/WestWood Room 308 Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Molly Mancia (no class March 24) 6 Sessions $65 Five Hawks Media Center Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Daniela Perez Book BUnch: Who is Malala? #2876Bw (3rd-5th Grade) Chess En EspaÑol Tuesdays, Feb. 11-April 7 3:55-4:55pm (no class March 24) Through the reading of this book, learn (1st-5th Grade) about Malala's efforts to help girls to go Glendale Music Room 124 Pawns, rooks, knights, bishops, queens, to school and how this affected her own #2876Cw and kings! Learn not only their names in life. Be encouraged through this real- Mondays, Feb. 10-April 13 3:05-4:05pm Spanish, but also how each piece moves, life hero story to advocate for changes (no class Feb. 17 & March 23) and how you can beat your opponent in in our society. You will read this book in Grainwood Media Center an intense match! This class is taught in English. Then we will talk about the book Spanish and is ideal for students attending #2876Dw in Spanish. This class is taught in Spanish LODL, or other students who speak Tuesdays, Feb. 11-April 7 8:10-9:10am and is ideal for students attending LODL, Spanish. (no class March 24) or other students who speak Spanish. Jeffers Pond Media Center #2568B #2929H2 Mondays, Jan. 13-March 9 3:55-4:55pm #2876Gw Thursdays, Feb. 13-March 19 3:55-4:55pm (no class Jan. 20 & Feb. 17) Weds., Feb. 19-April 15 8:10-9:10am 6 Sessions $69 (no class March 25) #2569C LODL/WestWood Room 308 Redtail Ridge Media Center Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Daniela Perez Mondays, April 6-May 18 3:55-4:55pm 8 Sessions $149 7 Sessions $85 Futura Language Professionals Instructors Book BUnch: Who is PelÉ? 14 Sessions $149 (3rd-5th Grade) LODL/WestWood Room 307 Read the story of a poor boy from Brazil Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Tim Campbell who became the greatest soccer player of all time and one of the most important athletes of the twentieth century! His After School parents may have named him Edson Program Participants: Arantes do Nascimento, but to the rest of the world, he is known as Pelé. Read this Please take note of our class safety procedures. book in English, then talk about the book Students will be dismissed from their elementary classroom in Spanish. This class is taught in Spanish to Kids’ Company staff. Students will eat snack (provided by and is ideal for students attending LODL, Community Education) at Kids’ Company. CE class instructors will or other students who speak Spanish. pick-up registered participants for class from Kids’ Company. #2929H4 Parents: Please sign out your students in the designated CE class Thursdays, April 23-May 28 3:55-4:55pm space at the dismissal time. Late pickups are subject to a fee. 6 Sessions $69 Only people you list as “Authorized Pick-Ups” can LODL/WestWood Room 308 sign children out. Instructor: PLSAS Teacher, Daniela Perez

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Spring Fever Cartoons Olaf & Friends with Extreme Stem: Catapults with young rembrandts kidcreate studio and Dragons with (Kindergarten-5th Grade) (Kindergarten–5th Grade) Youth enrichment league Do you have a great If you’re as excited for (Kindergarten-3rd Grade) sense of humor to Frozen 2 as we are, come Classes teach the basic STEM engineering compliment your join us on an Arendelle concepts behind each project. Use LEGO® artistic skills? If adventure! Travel bricks to build a snapping dragon, so, you will love through the kingdom railroad crossing, and design your own Spring Fever with Olaf and his friends marshmallow catapult. Then, use the Cartoons. Learn using paint, clay, and so project to explore basic engineering how to personify much more to create many icy concepts. Finally, play with your project, inanimate objects and masterpieces. Get in touch with your ice modify it, create extensions and have fun breathe life into everyday powers and create our very own snow working with it. This section is focused on clocks. Popular pets will also see the globes and Olaf bobble heads! This is a lever concepts. cartoon treatment as they’re transformed class Frozen fans won’t want to miss! #2714B2 into colorful characters. Imagine yourself #2812C Tuesdays, April 7-May 19 3:55-4:55pm traveling to far away worlds as you Monday, Jan. 27-Feb. 24 3:05-4:05pm (no class April 14) illustrate amazing alien beings. Drawing (no class Feb. 17) Glendale Art Room toys can be just as much fun as playing Grainwood Art Room with them. #2714D2 #2812E Mondays, April 6-May 11 3:55-4:55pm #2556A3 Wednesdays, Feb. 5-26 3:55-4:55pm Jeffers Pond Media Center Thurs., April 23-May 21 3:05-4:05pm WestWood Art Room #2714E2 Five Hawks Art Room 4 Sessions $65 Fridays, April 10-May 15 3:55-4:55pm 5 Sessions $65 Kidcreate Studio Instructor WestWood Media Center #2556B3 Weds., April 8-May 13 3:55-4:55pm Slime-Tastic Art with 6 Sessions $79 Glendale Room 104 kidcreate studio Youth Enrichment League Instructor 6 Sessions $75 (Kindergarten-5th Grade) #2556C3 Extreme STEM: ‘Copters It’s a slime takeover! In this class, slime Tuesdays, April 7-May 12 3:05-4:05pm and Spy Planes with is the main event. Explore different (no class April 14) Youth enrichment League slime recipes as you create tons of gooey, Grainwood Art Room (Kindergarten-3rd Grade) sparkly, stretchy, messy goo. From an out- 5 Sessions $65 of-this-world glitter solar system slime, Classes teach the basic STEM engineering ® #2556D3 confetti cake slime and bubblegum scented concepts behind each project. Use LEGO Thursdays, April 23-May 21 3:55-4:55pm slime, you’ll make a different slime during bricks to build a helicopter, egg beater, Jeffers Pond Art Room each day of class. You will even try a little paddle boat and spy plane. Then, use 5 Sessions $65 painting and sculpting on the side. Roll up the project to explore basic engineering concepts. Finally, play with your project, #2556E3 your sleeves, and get ready for the Slime- modify it, create extensions and have fun Mondays, April 6-May 11 3:55-4:55pm Tastic time you’ve been waiting for! working with it. This section is focused on WestWood Art Room #2812E gearing concepts. 6 Sessions $75 Thursdays, April 23-May 14 3:55-4:55pm #2714A #2556G3 4 Sessions $65 Thursdays, Feb. 6-March 12 3:55-4:55pm Tuesdays, May 5-26 3:55-4:55pm WestWood New Art Room Glendale Art Room Redtail Ridge Art Room Kidcreate Studio Instructor 4 Sessions $55 #2714B Mondays, Jan. 27-March 9 3:55-4:55pm Young Rembrandts Instructor (no class Feb. 17) Help Another Jeffers Pond Media Center Student! #2714E Fridays, Feb. 7-March 13 3:55-4:55pm You can now easily donate online WestWood Media Room to help more students participate in CE programs! 6 Sessions $79 Search “Scholarship Youth Enrichment League Instructor Donations” for more info, or to donate.

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Outsiders STEM FUNdamentals with Run for it! (Kindergarten-5th Grade) Play-Well TEKnologies (Kindergarten Join outdoor educators from Three Rivers (4th-5th grade) -5th Grade) Park District on an exploration at the Five Level up your engineering Run for Hawks ELC where you will have hands on skills with tens of thousands of confidence, experiences through a variety of nature LEGO® parts! Apply real-world strength and activities. Go on the hunt for maple syrup, concepts in physics, engineering, a sense of build fires and shelters, learn survival and architecture through working hard skills and sharpen your nature skills. Don’t engineer-designed projects such for something forget about geocaching. Explorations as motorcycles, aircraft carriers, you can achieve! and hikes are built in to each session. All conveyor belts, and rail racers! Design Being active helps activities will be outside rain or shine. and build as never before, and explore all of us become Dress for the weather and wear durable your craziest ideas in a supportive more comfortable with and comfortable shoes. environment. ourselves, and more aware of the amazing things that our bodies do for us every #2962A #2978B day. Each session will include an activity Weds., March 18-April 15 3:05-4:30pm Fridays, Jan. 31-March 6 3:55-4:55pm related to character education, and a (no class March 25) 6 Sessions $125 running related game or exercise. Cross 4 Sessions $65 Glendale Art Room the class finish line with a fun run and Five Hawks Outside/Nature Center PlayWell TEKnologies Instructor Three River Park District Instructor celebration activities the last day. Please Elementary Ski and wear tennis shoes and clothes that allow Homework helper in EspaÑol you to move freely. Bring hats, mittens, snowboard Trips sunglasses, or sunscreen as needed. Fee (Kindergarten-5th Grade) (5th grade) includes a T-shirt.

Do you need a little help with your Various options are available for #2948 Mondays & Wednesdays homework? Join us after school skiing or snowboarding field March 30-May 6 3:55-4:55pm and receive help and guidance trips to Buck Hill. Some options (no class April 8 & 15) from a homework coach. In include lessons and equipment Redtail Ridge Outside this small group setting, you rental. One-way transportation 10 Sessions $149 will get step-by-step help in to Buck Hill from the Instructors: Licensed ISD 719 Teachers, completing your assignments elementary schools is included Sarah Hough and Allie Crooks and gain confidence too. for all packages. Visit Homework can be fun! This class www.priorlakesavagece.com for is taught in Spanish and is ideal additional information. for students attending LODL, or other students who speak Spanish. Receive Art Contest Minnesota individual attention through small groups. (All Ages) Maximum size of class is 5 students K 12 Education per section. Students must bring their Design Community Education’s cover for - homework to each session. the Summer 2020 Youth Camp catalog! Subtraction Draw a colorful picture, take a selfie of #2980H1-LODL you in a CE program, or share a picture and Credit Wednesdays, Jan. 8-Feb. 5 3:55-4:55pm of something you created after taking Minnesota offers education tax subtraction and 5 Sessions $69 a PLSAS Community Education class. credit for families whose children participate #2980H2 We may chose a winner to be featured in after school enrichment programs. Some Weds., Feb. 19-March 18 3:55-4:55pm on or in our summer catalog, or to win a Community Education classes qualify for this program. Here are some of the 5 Sessions $69 free summer camp. Submit your digital qualifications: #2980H3 artwork to [email protected]. Only the cost of instruction qualifies for Wednesdays April 8-May 13 3:55-4:55pm mn.us by January 1, 2020. subtraction or credit. In order to apply for a 6 Sessions $79 credit or deduction, families must have evidence they have paid the amount indicated. LODL Room 223 Instructor: PLSAS Licensed Teacher, If you have questions, please Maria Talamentes call the Minnesota Individual Income Tax Division at 1.800.652.9094.

10 Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 nights & weekends elementary Volleyball with Skyhawks F.A.S.T. KIDS Staying Safe Frozen Jr. with Child’s (1st-6th grade) While Home Alone Play Theater (1st-8th Grade) Serve up some fun! All aspects of volleyball (Ages 7-10) A story of true love and acceptance are taught through drills and exercises Persuade your parents you’re ready to between sisters, Frozen JR. expands that focus on passing, setting, hitting, and stay home! First Aid and Safety Trained upon the emotional relationship and serving. This co-ed program is designed for Kids is a 6-hour course that helps prepare journey between Princesses Anna and the beginning player. Build fundamental children for staying at home alone. Elsa. When faced with danger, the two skills through game-speed drills, fun skill Lessons cover basic first aid, water safety, discover their hidden potential and the games and weekly scrimmages aimed at vehicle safety, home emergencies, injury powerful bond of sisterhood. With a cast developing the whole player. of beloved characters and loaded with prevention, personal safety and healthy #2676A 1st-3rd Grade living. Receive a book and construct a magic, adventure, and plenty of humor, Sats., April 4-May 2 1:00-2:00pm home first aid kit. Are you ready for the Frozen JR. is sure to thaw even the coldest (no class April 18) responsibility? heart! Please indicate preferred rehearsal group. Child's Play Theater will attempt do #2757B #2676B 4th-6th Grade accomodate preference. Auditions are Saturday, Feb. 22 9:00am-3:00pm Sats., April 4-May 2 2:15-3:15pm Saturday, January 11. (no class April 18) #2757C #2868C1 TOMS Jerebek B Saturday, May 2 9:00am-3:00pm Auditions: Jan. 11 12:30-3:00pm 4 Sessions $79 TOMS Room 207 Sats., March 14-May 16 8:00am-Noon Skyhawks Instructor 1 Session $59 (no class March 21, 28 & April 11) Emergency Outfitters Instructor Performances, May 16 1:00 & 7:00pm Golf with Skyhawks #2868C2 (1st-3rd Grade) Fencing with youth Auditions: Jan. 11 12:30-3:00pm enrichment league Grasp the club and the Mon., Tues., Thurs., Mar. 16-Apr. 24 6-8pm fundamentals of form, (2n d-12t h G r a de) Final Rehearsal, Fri., April 24 6-8pm chipping, putting, Get pumped and prepped for the Spring Performance April 25 1:00 & 7:00pm driving and proper Metro Fencing Championship. This 7 Sessions $125 alignment. Skyhawks is a great program for beginning and TOMS Auditorium has adopted the SNAG returning students. New students get Child’s Play Theater Instructors (Starting New At Golf) introduced to a pulse-pounding sport system. SNAG is specifically designed for while returning students continue their Gifts from the Heart the entry-level player. SNAG simplifies study through progressive curriculum. (Ages 6+) instruction so that young players can make Safety is our first priority. We supply safety Do you like to make things for someone an easy and effective transition onto the swords, protective masks, chest plates in your family? Use marbles and beads to golf course. All equipment is provided. and jackets, in a high-octane, inclusive environment. Participation in the Spring make 2 beautiful gifts that you can give #2673C2 Metro Fencing Championship is optional. to someone in your life. This is perfect for Weds., April 29-May 20 6:00-7:00pm It does require a separate registration and Mother’s day or for a birthday coming up. Jeffers Pond Outside fee. Tournaments are not sponsored by #2507B 4 Sessions $79 Community Education and transportation Tuesday, April 28 6:30-8:15pm Skyhawks Instructor is the parents’ responsibility. 1 Session $25 Will You Be My #6113A2 2nd-5th Grade TOMS FACS Room Sweetheart? (Ages 5+) Weds., Jan. 29-March 18 6:00-7:00pm Instructor: Heather Novak 8 Sessions $125 Nothing says ”I love you” more than a #6113B2 6th-12th Grade Unicorn Slime with kidcreate sweet gift from a child, especially when studio (Ages 4-9) they are homemade. Make homemade Weds., Jan. 29-March 18 7:05-8:35pm sweets and treats that stick love in all the 8 Sessions $155 Explore the magical, mystical unicorn right places. You will be in the kitchen #6113A3 2nd-5th Grade universe! Learn the secret recipe for creating gifts for a special person in Weds., April 1-May 20 6:00-7:00pm fabulous, glittery unicorn slime and take your life. Three different types of simple 8 Sessions $125 it home in a sparkly, dazzling unicorn jar! Please bring a nut-free snack and drink. desserts will be made to take home. Please #6113B3 6th-12th Grade bring a 9x13 pan to class. Parents may stay Weds., April 1-May 20 7:05-8:35pm #2812 and assist their child if they wish. 8 Sessions $155 Saturday, April 4 9:00am-Noon 1 Session $35 #2507B TOMS Cafeteria TOMS Art Room Monday, February 10 6:30-8:15pm Youth Enrichment League Instructor TOMS FACS Room Kidcreate Studio Instructor 1 Session $39 Instructor: Heather Novak Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 11 elementary nights & weekends

Sweet Cupcakes for Piano Lessons (Ages 7-13) Harry POtter’s Sweet spring (ages 5 & Up) In these 30 minute lessons, you will learn Wizarding World with There is never a bad time for cupcakes the fundamentals of music or improve Snapology (4th-7th Grade) and spring is all about new color and fresh your existing piano skills. The level of each Enter the world of wizards and witches! tastes. Come and learn to frost, sprinkle, student will be assessed the first week, Explore what it takes to become the next and creatively decorate a dozen cupcakes. and will need to purchase lesson books great wizard or witch, like Harry Potter, Techniques in roses will be taught; as based on that assessment. Lesson books Hermione, or Dumbledore. Build magic well as a cute little spring critter or two. and an 8 ½ x 11” notebook should be traps for evil magic, create your own coat Fee includes cupcakes, frosting, and brought to each lesson. Please select from of arms, and make your own magical decorations. Please bring a box, pan or available 30 minute lesson times when you creature to train and keep as your magic container to bring your finished creations register at www.priorlakesavagece.com. companion. Spark your imagination and home in. Parents are welcome to stay for Parent contact info will be shared with the encourage creative reasoning in new ways, a fun parent child evening but are not instructor. Payment plans are available. allowing you to build amazing things you required too. #3151AW may have never thought to build before! #2507E Tuesdays, Jan. 7-May 5 4:00-6:30pm #2510B Monday, April 13 6:30-8:00pm (no class March 17, 24 & April 7) Saturday, May 2 1:00-4:00pm 1 Session $35 15 Sessions $375 1 Session $39

TOMS FACS Room #3151BW TOMS Room 208 Instructor: Heather Novak Wednesdays, Jan. 8-May 13 4:00-6:00pm Snapology Instructor (no class March 24) Ocean Exploration 18 Sessions $450 Release Day: with snapology TOMS Room 102B April 3 (Kindergarten-2nd Grade) Instructor: Diane Kary (Kindergarten- You will discover all sorts of fun in the 5th Grade) ocean in this interdisciplinary camp that Laker Dance Team Clinic Build a day of fun! uses robotics, coding, art, architecture and (Ages 5-14) Pick a morning and afternoon classes, engineering concepts to learn about our Shake off the winter blues with the Laker pack a lunch, and spend underwater friends. You will be too busy Dance Team. Learn a variety of skills the day with us. Morning exploring the ocean world, building and along with a short routine from the Laker classes include art, basketball or STEM, creating to realize that they are gaining Dancers. Then, perform this routine at the while afternoon choices include Volleyball, critical social and developmental skills. Prior Lake Dance Team Community Show drawing, or STEM. Lunch break will be #2510A that evening. Please wear comfortable supervised by CE staff. Saturday, May 2 9:00am-Noon clothing, lightweight tennis shoes or 1 Session $39 dance shoes, and bring a water bottle. Fee #2405A – Mother’s Day Gift Making Camp TOMS Room 208 includes instruction from the dance team with Abrakadoodle Snapology Instructor and coaches, pizza party and craft. Show 9:30am-Noon $49 tickets may be purchased. Camp proceeds #2405B – RoboPets with Snapology Chess Tournament with benefit the PLHS Dance Team. Register 9:00am-Noon $39 and provide a T-shirt size by December 19. Twin Cities chess club #2405C– Basketball with Skyhawks (1st-12th grade) #2707 9:00am-Noon $49 Saturday, January 4 Checkmate! All experience levels are #2405D – Fantasy Forest with Young Clinic: 9:00am-1:00pm welcome and players are divided into Rembrandts Return: 6:30pm the following groupings by grade: K-3, 12:30-3:30pm $39 Community Show: 7:00pm 4-6 and 7-12. Each participant plays five PLHS Commons/Gold Gym #2405E - Mechanical Masterminds with rounds. Registration cost includes pizza 2 Sessions $79 Snapology and a drink for each participant, as well Instructors: PLDT Dancers, Coach(s) 12:30-3:30pm $39 as trophies, medals and other awards. and Parents This tournament is refereed and run by #2405F– Volleyball with Skyhawks the Twin Cities Chess Club, in partnership 12:30-3:30pm $49 with Shakopee Community Education. 1 Session/Class April 3 HOMS Rooms 492, 491, Gyms #2851K2 Various Instructors Saturday, April 25 10:00am-2:00pm 1 Session $35 Sun Path Elementary, 2250 17th Ave. E., Shakopee Cafeteria/Commons Twin Cities Chess Club Instructor

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Edible Gardening National Flag Mandala Stone Art Painting (ag es 5-13) Football (boys & (ages 10+) Hey kids, eat your veggies! Girls Ages 4-14) Tap into your creative spirit and learn Grow a vegetable garden and National Flag Football is the meditative art of rock painting! No learn how to responsibly care a non-competitive, non- painting or artistic skill or experience are for it. Put the responsibility contact, recreational flag needed, promise! Be surprised by how of caring for a mini garden in football league. This league learning just a few, easy dotting techniques your own hands. Go home with caters to both boys and girls, will lead to gorgeous, painted stones. a small garden container to care for ages 4-14, and is the largest NFL All supplies are included. Tools may be this summer. Your garden will include Flag Football affiliate in the country! available for purchase. tomatoes, carrots, green beans and other The program teaches the fundamentals #3737A yummy fresh veggies that will taste so of the game of football, as well as team Saturday, Jan. 11 1:00-3:00pm much better than store bought vegetables. building, sportsmanship, growth, and #3737B You will be introduced to the basics of so much more! NFF is a volunteer based Saturday, Feb. 8 10:00am-Noon gardening, the importance of patience and organization and relies on volunteer practicality of how to water and “feed” parents for team coaches. Teams meet 1 Session $39 your plants. weekly on Sundays for a one hour practice TOMS Art Room #2507D followed by a one hour game, making Instructor: Susan Weislow Thursday, May 14 6:30-8:00pm this a two hour time commitment on 1 Session $35 Sundays only. Please register online Ninja warrior Clinic TOMS Art Room at www.MinnesotaFlagFootball.com. with RevSports (ages 4-12) *Fee includes reversible NFL jersey and Instructor: Heather Novak Advance your movement, strength and flag belt for you to keep. An additional agility skills. Training uses similar obstacle 3.99% processing fee is added to each Beginner to Intermediate concepts as seen on the show, modified to transaction. Financial aid is available for a gym setting, and with a new 8-foot ninja VIolin, Piano, Ukulele those who qualify, payment plan available training structure. Focus is on developing or Guitar lessons until March 1, 2020. NFF facilitates balance, speed and strength skills to (Ages 6+) all NFF programming, including the accomplish the obstacles that make up the Have you ever wanted to learn to play placement and oversight of staff and obstacle course challenge. the violin, guitar, ukulele, or piano? volunteers. PLSAS Community Education Receive instruction from a professional provides access to this activity at PLSAS. #2950B 4-6 years Prairiegrass Band member! Lessons NFF staff and volunteers are not overseen Saturday, May 2 9:30-11:30am are 30-minutes. Instructor will contact by Community Education. #2950C 7-12 years families prior to the first lesson. Violin, Sundays, April 19-June 7 Times TBD Saturday, May 2 12:30-2:30pm piano and ukulele lessons are available (no games May 24) #2950D 4-6 years for ages 6+. Guitar lessons are available June 14 - Make Up Date Times TBD Saturday, May 2 2:30-4:30pm for ages 9+. Payment plans are available. 7 Sessions $135 Parent contact info will be shared with 1 Session $25 TOMS Laker Stadium (Turf) the instructor. TOMS Blue Gym National Flag Football Volunteer Coaches Revolutionary Sports Instructor #2975A Mondays, Jan. 6-May 18 6:00-9:00pm (no class Jan. 20, Feb. 17, Mar. 9, 16 & 23) 15 Sessions $390 #2975B Tuesdays, Jan. 7-May 19 6:00-9:00pm Special Accommodations (no class Feb. 25, March 17 & 24) 17 Sessions $442 & Medications TOMS Music Room Reasonable accommodations may be provided whenever possible Instructor: Licensed Music Teacher, to help students participate in our programs. Bonnie Hallett Always list special needs, allergies, and medications when registering for class. Register early so that we may coordinate needed supports for your child.

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Tennis with carlson tennis (Ages 4-11) Gymnastics The quickstart format to these programs, along with the Carlson Tennis teaching (Ages 5-12) methods, get you playing quickly. Please bring an age appropriate racket. Rackets Try out the sport of will be available for class use if you do not have one. Tennis participants may gymnastics and learn be invited to compete in tournaments outside of Tennis sessions. These from more experienced competitions are not necessarily sponsored by Community Education, gymnasts. You should and additional fees may apply. wear leotards or t-shirts Little Stars (Ages 4-6) Outside Tennis and shorts (no jeans or Agility, balance, and coordination are (Ages 4-11) jewelry). Please bring a water emphasized. Movement and tracking skills Same great Carlson bottle and a positive attitude! give you the ability to properly handle a Tennis, now outside Beginner I racquet and ball. Fun and success are the at the Twin Oaks Middle If you have little to no prior gymnastics goals! School courts. experience, this is the perfect class for #2866A3 #2866A6 Little Stars 6:15-7:00pm $75 you. Focus will be on the drills leading up Weds., Jan. 15-Feb. 5 6:15-7:00pm #2866B6 Rising Stars 7:00-8:00pm $89 to basic gymnastics skills, including work on the balance beam, uneven bars, spring #2866A4 #2866C6 Future Stars 8:00-9:00pm $89 board, and floor. Some of the skills you Weds., Feb. 12-March 4 6:15-7:00pm Wednesdays, May 6-27 will focus on are forward and backward 4 Sessions #2866A5 rolls, cartwheels, handstands, various TOMS Tennis Courts Weds., March 11-April 8 6:15-7:00pm jumps, and back-hip pullovers on the bars. (no class March 25) Carlson Tennis Instructor Beginner II 4 Sessions $75 Track and Field This class is designed for you if you’ve had Rising Stars (Ages 7-8) with Skyhawks some previous gymnastics experience. The goal of this class is control. Enjoy (Kindergarten-4th grade) You will build on the skills you already playing games and rallying the ball back have, as well as learn new ones on all four and forth while working on tennis skills. Skyhawks Track & events. Some of the skills you will work The goal is for you to be able to play games Field combines on are front and back walkovers, round- by rallying by the 2nd lesson. The final day technical offs, various jumps and cartwheels on the is full of games and competitions. development, beam, and hip circles on the bars. fundamental Intermediate #2866B3 techniques, and If you’ve had a little experience and want Weds., Jan. 15-Feb. 5 7:00-8:00pm safety with a to take your skills to the next level, this is #2866B4 major focus on the class for you. Some of the skills you Weds., Feb. 12-March 4 7:00-8:00pm fun! Using special will work on are front and back walkovers, equipment, our staff #2866B5 front and back handsprings, round-offs, teach the standard track & field events; Weds., March 11-April 8 7:00-8:00pm various jumps, cartwheels on the beam, long distance, sprints, relays, shot put, (no class March 25) and kips on the bars. discus, and standing long-jump. Exercises 4 Sessions $89 and drills prepare athletes for a future #2654A-BegI Ages 5-8 Future Stars (Ages 9-11) in cross-country, track & field events, Saturdays, Jan. 11-Feb. 22 11:45-12:45pm Some Future Stars are still new to the and distance running while inspiring a 7 Sessions $119 game, however everyone will be rallying love for running and being active. Put it #2654B-BegI Ages 5-8 from the first day. The emphasis is to all together for one fun-filled session at Saturdays, Jan. 11-Feb. 22 12:45-1:45pm get you to rally the ball and understand the Skyhawks track meet! Please bring 7 Sessions $119 the fundamentals of the forehand and appropriate clothing, running shoes, and #2654C-BegII Ages 7-12 backhand groundstrokes, volleys, and sunscreen. Saturdays, Jan. 11-Feb. 22 12:45-1:45pm serve. #2747A Kindergaren-2nd Grade 7 Sessions $119 #2866C3 Saturdays, April 25-May 16 1:00-2:00pm #2654E-Int Ages 8-12 Weds., Jan. 15-Feb. 5 8:00-9:00pm #2747B 3rd & 4th Grade Saturdays, Jan. 11-Feb. 22 1:45-2:45pm #2866C4 Sats., April 25-May 16 2:15-3:15pm 7 Sessions $119 Weds., Feb. 12-March 4 8:00-9:00pm Grainwood Outside Lower Field TOMS Blue Gym #2866C5 4 Sessions $79 Gymnastics Instructors Weds., March 11-April 8 8:00-9:00pm Skyhawks Instructor (no class March 25) 4 Sessions $89 TOMS (Jan. 15-March 4) Jerabek Jeffers Pond (March 11-April 8) Gym Carlson Tennis Instructors 14 Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 families & parents Parent & Child Date Night: Dance with me Ball Everybody Can Mother's day craft with (Ages 12 and Under Cook: Adaptive Kidcreate Studio with an Adult) Family Cooking (Ages 5-12 with an adult) Formerly the Daddy Daughter Dance, this (Ages 5+ with Mother’s Day is just around the corner. dance is all about you, but it wouldn’t be a Caregiver) What better way to celebrate than creating the same without your perfect date. Invite In sharing a meal, masterpieces with your child? Prepare your favorite dad, uncle, grandfather, you can learn so much for an evening filled with fun! You and adult family member or friend as your about others. In a cooking class, you’ll your child will follow easy step-by-step escort. Dress up if you’d like, or feel free to learn more about each other, and a few instructions as you create wear whatever you are most comfortable new recipes to share with one another. matching collages with in for twirling and dancing. Silver Sound Families with children with varied abilities a garden theme. Each Entertainment will help set the tone for are invited to the cooking fun! Each parent and child the evening with plenty of family friendly week includes access to school kitchens will create their own songs and dances. Princesses will be there and opportunities to develop social masterpiece on a real to dance and pose with the children. Each skills, independent living skills, cooking canvas board. child will receive a favor, and light snacks techniques, kitchen safety and vocational are included in the ticket price. Capture #3323 skills while having a ton of fun. the moment with professional photos of Tuesday, May 5 6:30-8:00pm #2400 you and your date, available for purchase. TOMS Art Room Thursdays, Jan. 16-30 6:00-8:00pm This event is expected to fill. 1 Session $45/per child 3 Sessions $149/per Pair Kidcreate Studio Instructor #2807 $199/per Family (up to 5 people) Saturday, February 15 6:30-9:00pm TOMS FACS Room Unicorn Sparkle Party PLHS Commons Instructor: PLSAS Paraprofessional, (age 5+ with an adult) 1 Session $45/pair Julia Reese $25/Add’t Person Unicorns unite! Celebrate National Unicorn Day with sprinkles, glitter, magic Basic Soap Making Chess for and sweet sugary treats that attract the (6+ with an adult; everyone with kids and the kid in us. Make sprinkle filled 12+ without an adult) Twin Cities Chess Club treats that unicorns like. Then we will sit (Ages 5+) down and nibble on them or save them Homemade soaps are so pretty and useful Want to amaze your friends and impress and share with your family and friends both for ourselves and to give as a gift. your opponents? Increase your IQ while later. Menu will include 3 of the following: But so often, we choose not to make them having fun playing chess and competing unicorn horns, magical rainbow filled because we don’t know how or because for various prizes. Competitive chess croissants, rainbow cookie dough truffles, of the caustic lye involved and the time tournaments are scheduled in the spring unicorn popcorn mix and unicorn floats. to cure. Make shea butter and glycerin soaps using a base that has already been and you can play for real chess trophies! #2507C cured, cutting out the lye curing process. This program is designed to help you Tuesday April 7 6:30-8:30pm Customize your soap with essential oils, prepare for the chess tournament on April TOMS FACS Room fragrance, color or add ins! If you have a 25 details found on page 12. Parents are 1 Session $39/pair; $25/add’t child silicone baking mold that you wish to use encouraged to register too. Learn from Instructor: Heather Novak for your soap, please bring it. Twin Cities Chess Club instructors who have years of teaching experience. All Plugged in Parent #3176 chess levels are welcome. 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VIPS for the Night Cookies For Kids how to be a Smart (ages 6+ with an adult) and Adults College Shopper Very Important Parents and Students (Ages 6+ with an adult) (Adults & High School Students) only! Parents or adults and their Kids and cookies...what a terrific Your student is ready to go to college. children will experience a night combination! And nothing is better You saved your money. What if it isn’t to remember. The evening than making and baking an enough to pay even the first year’s tuition, includes access to school assortment of yummy chocolate room and board? Now you need to be a kitchens to be led thru creating chip cookie variations. You smart shopper! Learn where your student a 4-course meal you’ll cook will make these 4 fantastic will fit in best, academically, socially and together, and then dine with cookie recipes: Almost Mrs. financially. Which schools will offer your other VIPS. Dinner will include Fields’ Chocolate Chip, Banana student the largest scholarships without an appetizer, salad, main course, Chocolate Chip, Chocolate with regard to your household income or assets? and dessert. After dinner, you’ll be White Chips and Toffee Chocolate Also learn how to apply for grants and how treated to VIPS seats to watch a student Chip. Then you will also bake Chocolate the FAFSA works. Get an education, not an performance of Frozen JR. Mint Cookies, Peanut Butter Cookies, unmanageable debt. #2937B Sugar Drops and Rolled Sugar Thins (w/ #3045 Saturday, May 16 4:30-9:00pm painted designs). Tip sheets on how to Monday, April 27 6:30-8:30pm 1 Session $69/pair or ensure making great cookies every time 1 Session $10/per person or $30 per additional person will be supplied. Bring containers to $19/family TOMS FACS Room transport your cookies home to enjoy or TOMS Media Center Instructor: PLSAS Paraprofessional, freeze. Instructor: Alan Weinblatt Julia Reese #2828 Saturday, January 11 9:00am-Noon Release Day: Twilight Treks 1 Session $65/pair April 3 (Ages 6+ with an Adult) TOMS FACS Instructor: Laurel Severson (Kindergarten-5th Grade) Illuminate the night and spark a love Siblings, with one drop off, can experience of nature! Bring an adult, but let your very different programming! Sign them up headlamp be your guide. Explore the for the combo that best fits each of their grounds of Cleary Lake Regional Park interests! See pages 12 or 24 for more through the darkness of dusk and night, information. using the stars and your headlamp to guide your way. Activities will be tailored to the weather. All activities will be outside rain or shine. Dress for the weather and bring a headlamp each session, one for each person. Countdown to #2954 Tues., Jan. 14 - Snow Shoeing 6:00-7:30pm Kindergarten Tues., Feb. 11 - Kick Sledding Welcome class of 2033! Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools is pleased to offer Cleary Lake Regional Park tuition free, full-day kindergarten located in our neighborhood elementary schools and full-day kindergarten Spanish immersion at La ola del lago. Please 2 Sessions $33/pair per day save these dates as you countdown to kindergarten. Three Rivers Park District Instructor November 25, 6-7 p.m. Districtwide Kindergarten Information Meeting Family Maple Syrup Tour Grainwood Elementary, 5061 Minnesota St. SE, Prior Lake (All Ages) January 16, 2020 Tap, sap, and boil! Tap a tree, collect sap, Online enrollment opens www.priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us/enroll and boil it over a stove to make and enjoy real maple syrup. Sample a true taste of February 3, 5:30-6:30 p.m. spring and learn the science behind the Connect to Kindergarten, all elementary schools* sweetness. Ages 15 and under must register May 19, 4:30-5:30 p.m. with an adult. Kindergarten Open House, all elementary schools* * Hamilton Ridge to attend at WestWood, #2784 La ola del lago to attend at Grainwood Tuesday, March 17 5:00-6:30pm 1 Session $15/person or $29/family Cleary Lake Regional Park Three Rivers District Instructors

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Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 17 Teens grades 6-12 zaps ACT Seminar Middle School Golf Middle School aRCHERY (11th-12th grade) (6th-8th Grade) (6TH-8TH gRADE) ZAPS test-preparation seminars are Don’t miss your tee time, join Middle Target success! NASP (National Archery in carefully designed to help you do your School Golf! Golf is for beginners and the Schools Program) trained instructors personal best on the ACT. Students those with experience. It is the total will guide you in learning how to safely who complete the ZAPS seminar—and package, including one-way bus shoot a compound bow. Shoot practice the tips and strategies at home— transportation from Twin both long bows and recurve typically raise their ACT scores by 2 or Oaks Middle School, bows. Build your skills more points. You will be taught strategies group lessons from a through interactive for improving in all four subtests, take golf instructor, time on archery games and shortened practice tests that mirror the driving range and challenges. Safety, the actual testing experience, and get putting green, and one history, and proper suggestions for individualized study in tee time per week. The shooting techniques the days leading up to the test. You will bus departs from Twin will be covered. All receive a comprehensive Study Guide and Oaks Middle School equipment is provided. 24 practice tests with detailed answer (under the marquee) Unless weather is explanations. Please bring a calculator and for Three Rivers Park severe, this is a rain or two pencils to the seminar. District Cleary Lake Golf shine, outside program. Course at 2:15pm. Parents Dress for the weather. #4006C are responsible for pick up One way bus transportation Mon. & Tues., March 9 & 10 3:30-6:00pm at 4:00pm from the golf course. is provided. The bus leaves from PLHS Room D225/D227 Please bring your own clubs. Golf clubs Twin Oaks Middle School (under the 2 Sessions $99 are not allowed on morning bus routes, marquee) for Cleary Lake Regional Park at Doorway to College Instructor please make arrangements to bring clubs 2:15pm. Parents are responsible for pick to school each day. up at the range at Cleary Lake Regional Middle School Ski Trips Park at 4:00pm in Prior Lake. (6th-8th Grade) #2778B Tues. & Thurs., April 28-May 21 #2842B Various options are available for skiing 2:30-4:00pm Mondays, April 27-May 18 2:30-4:00pm or snowboarding field trips to Buck Cleary Lake Golf Course Cleary Lake Regional Park Hill. Some options include lessons and 8 Sessions $225 4 Sessions $139 equipment rental. One-way transportation Instructor: Cleary Lake Golf Course Staff Three Rivers Park District Instructors to Buck Hill from the middle schools is included for all packages. Visit Synchronized Swim Prepare for the ACT our website for additional information. (7th-12th Grade) (11th Grade) High School Ski Trips Don’t sink, synchro! Get introduced to Dive deep into each section of the ACT (9th-12th Grade) the sport of synchronized swimming. (Reading, Science, Math, English, and Learn new skills and techniques such as Writing), learning not only general Hop on the bus and hit the slopes with skulling, eggbeater, and various figure strategies but also specific tips and tricks your peers. All packages include one way skills that will develop over the course. to help you ace the ACT. Make your first transportation from PLHS to Buck Hill. Using these skills and techniques, you’ll ACT your best possible ACT. Taught by an Additional information and registration is learn a synchronized swimming routine expert tutor who scored in the top 1% on available online. set to music with our underwater speaker! the ACT, you’ll work through this industry- #2902HS On the last day of class, family and friends leading curriculum to help you prepare for Fridays, Dec. 20-Jan. 31 3:30-10:00pm are invited to come to watch a short show! the big exam. Class meets on Mondays, (no class Dec. 27 & Jan. 17) You must be able to swim 25 yards and and included practice tests are held on Saturdays. 5 Sessions Various Prices be comfortable in deep water. Please Buck Hill bring/wear a one piece swimsuit, a swim #4010B Buck Hill Instructors & Parent Chaperones cap, goggles, and a nose plug (may be Mondays, March 2-April 6 Class purchased for $2 from instructor) to each (no class March 23) 5:00-8:00pm practice. If needed, a makeup session will Sats., Feb. 29-April 4 Practice Tests be held February 28. (no testing March 28) 8:30am-Noon #2946A 7th-8th Grade 10 Sessions $495 Fridays, Jan. 3-Feb. 21 2:15-3:45pm TOMS Room 205 #2946B 9th-12th Grade Instructor: Max Dupslaff Fridays, Jan. 3-Feb. 21 4:00-5:30pm TOMS Pool 8 Sessions $85 Instructor: Anna Diffley 18 Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 grades 6-12 Teens

Caroling Crew Middle SchooL Voice Service Squad (6th-8th Grade) Lessons with Brian (6th-8th Grade) Love carols? Spread cheer with the Brokofsky (6th-8th Grade) Are you looking for ways Caroling Crew! Attend 2 rehearsals Receive private 30 minute voice or guitar to grow as a leader then sing carols for the community. On lessons with a licensed teacher and choir and give back to the performance day, stay after school, then director, Mr. Brian Brokofsky. Choose community? Join board a bus for the performance(s). After the day and time that work best for your the Service Squad! singing, you’ll be bussed back to HOMS schedule. Learn about local where parents will pick up at 5:00pm. needs and work #2999w-W Students must be able to attend both together on projects, Weds., January 8-March 18 3:00-5:00pm rehearsals in order to carol. Parents/ and volunteer at sites 11 Sessions $275 families can attend performances if based on your interests. desired. #2999w-F Come with a positive attitude, ready Fridays, Jan. 3-March 13 3:00-5:00pm #2971 to serve! (no class Jan. 24 & Feb. 14) Rehearsals: #2548A 9 Sessions $225 Wed. and Fri., Dec 11 & 13 2:30-3:30pm Thursday, Feb. 27 6:00-8:00pm Performance: Wed., Dec 18 2:30-5:00pm #2999s-M Thursday, March 12 6:00-8:00pm 3 Sessions $35 Mondays, March 30-May 18 Thursday, April 16 6:00-8:00pm HOMS Choir Room 8 Sessions $200 Thursday, May 14 6:00-8:00pm Instructors: Deveny Beaton, Brian #2999s-W 4 Sessions $20 Brokofsky and Alicia Dunning Weds., April 1-May 20 HOMS Room 491 8 Sessions $200 Instructor: Amanda Juul AAP Babysitting 101 #2999s-F (Ages 11-15) Fridays, April 10-May 29 Fencing with youth Take charge! Learn current practices for 8 Sessions $200 enrichment league safety and injury prevention, first aid HOMS Room 731 (2n d-12t h G r a de) basics, feeding and caring for infants, Instructor: Licensed PLSAS Teacher, See page 11 for complete description. how to handle behavior problems, and Brian Brokofsky how to manage your babysitting business. #6113A2 2nd-5th Grade Receive a reference book, recipe and game Frozen Jr. with Child’s Weds., Jan. 29-March 18 6:00-7:00pm handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit. Play Theater 8 Sessions $125 This course follows the American Academy (1st-8th Grade) #6113B2 6th-12th Grade of Pediatrics – Babysitter Lessons And Weds., Jan. 29-March 18 7:05-8:35pm Safety Training (BLAST). See page 11 for complete description. 8 Sessions $155 #4008B #2868C1 #6113A3 2nd-5th Grade Saturday, February 8 8:30am-4:00pm Auditions: Jan. 11 12:30-3:00pm Weds., April 1-May 20 6:00-7:00pm Sats., March 14-May 16 8:00am-Noon 8 Sessions $125 #4008C (no class March 21, 28 & April 11) Saturday, April 25 8:30am-4:00pm Performances, May 16 1:00 & 7:00pm #6113B3 6th-12th Grade Weds., April 1-May 20 7:05-8:35pm 1 Session $69 #2868C2 8 Sessions $155 TOMS Room 207 Auditions: Jan. 11 12:30-3:00pm Emergency Outfitters Instructor Mon., Tues., Thurs., Mar. 16-Apr. 24 6-8pm TOMS Cafeteria Final Rehearsal, Fri., April 24 6-8pm Youth Enrichment League Instructor Piano Lessons (Ages 7-13) Performance April 25 1:00 & 7:00pm poINT OF IMPACT with See page 12 for full description. 7 Sessions $125 TOMS Auditorium a+ Driving School #3151AW Child’s Play Theater Instructors (Parents of Students Tuesdays, Jan. 7-May 5 4:00-6:30pm Ages 14+) (no class March 17, 24 & April 7) Drivers Education 15 Sessions $375 (Ages 14-18) Minnesota statute now requires any TOMS Room 102B new drivers to submit a written driving Instructor: Diane Kary Students can start Driver’s Education log with a minimum of 50 completed at age 14.5. After Classroom Part 1 & hours of behind the wheel practice. The #3151BW 2 students age 15+ can test for permit requirement can be reduced to 40 hours if Wednesdays, Jan. 8-May 13 4:00-6:00pm at testing station. More information one or more of the student's parents attend (no class March 24) and dates are available online at www. a Point of Impact supplemental training. 18 Sessions $450 priorlakesavagece.com. More information and dates are available TOMS Room 102B online at www.priorlakesavagece.com. Instructor: Diane Kary Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952-226-0080 19 Teens grades 6-12

Intro to Wood Burning GIRL POWER Friday Night IN (Ages 15+) (6th-8th Grade Girls) (6th-8th Grade) Start with a beautiful piece of wood to Middle school girls are Join us for open gym, swimming, games, work on, several design templates to bombarded with pizza, and more! Please bring a swimming choose from and the tools to complete your social pressures and suit and towel if you’d like to swim. project. You will practice with different conflicting messages #2780A burning tips on a training board, then pick about who they Friday, January 17 5:30-8:30pm your design to transfer on to the wood, and should be and what finally complete your project. You can even they should look #2780B add dome color with watercolors to really like. Be encouraged Friday, February 21 5:30-8:30pm make your piece pop. Socialize, relax and by interactive lessons #2780C recharge. No experience necessary to have designed to build confidence Friday, April 10 5:30-8:30pm fun and enjoy. and self-worth. Learn strategies to #2780D #3438 navigate the pressure to compare, promote Friday, May 15 5:30-8:30pm healthy friendships, and better handle Tuesday, Jan. 28 6:30-9:00pm 1 Session $35/person 1 Session $55 stress. Learn to appreciate and love the skin you’re in by nourishing your body $15/Wave Student TOMS Art Room HOMS Room 491 Instructor: Lisa Vitkus with healthy snacks as well as moving your body with group workouts such as Instructor: Wave Staff Chess Tournament with yoga, kickboxing, dance, and HIIT. Gain confidence in who you are inside and out! Mandala Stone Art Painting Twin Cities chess club (ages 10+) (1st-12th grade) #2548C Tuesdays, May 5-26 6:30-8:00pm Tap into your creative spirit and learn See page 12 for complete description. 4 Sessions $39 the meditative art of rock painting! No #2851K2 HOMS Room 491 painting or artistic skill or experience Saturday, April 25 10:00am-2:00pm Instructor: Amanda Juul needed, promise! Be surprised by how 1 Session $35 learning just a few, easy dotting techniques Sun Path Elementary, 2250 17th Ave. E., will lead to gorgeous painted stones. Shakopee Cafeteria/Commons Looking All supplies are included. Tools may be Twin Cities Chess Club Instructor for more available for purchase. activities? #3737A Intramurals at PLHS Most Adult Community Saturday, Jan. 11 1:00-3:00pm (9th-12th Grade) Education classes are open to anyone age 15 or older. View #3737B All the competition, no try-outs, plus all programs at our website Saturday, Feb. 8 10:00am-Noon everyone makes a team! Intramural sports www.priorlakesavagece.com. 1 Session $39 will be offered all year. Contact Ms. Fuller in TOMS Art Room the Activities Office if you have questions. Instructor: Susan Weislow

Career Exploration (6th-8th Grade) It’s never too early to explore passions and interests that could potentially be a future career! Together we’ll research personal interests, hear from local professionals, and even do some on-site job shadowing at local businesses. #2548B Friday, Jan. 24 1:00-3:00pm Monday, Feb. 17 1:00-3:00pm Friday, April 3 1:00-3:00pm 3 Sessions $15 HOMS Room 491 Instructor: Amanda Juul

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Child’s Name______Birthdate______Grade 2019-20______Child’s Name______Birthdate______Grade 2019-20______Child’s Name______Birthdate______Grade 2019-20______Parent/Guardian______Typical After School Routine □ Bus □ Pickup □ Kids’ Co □ Other______School______Bus #______Teacher’s Name______Home Phone______Daytime/Cell______Address______City______Zip______Email Address for Confirmation______I have read and agree to the Community Education Class Safety/Behavior Procedures (listed below). Signature______Date______List all authorized people, including parents, picking up the child:______Does your child have any allergies, special needs, medical or other related conditions that the instructors should be aware of? ______Child Course # Course Title Dates Fee ______Visa/Mastercard/Discover Account #______Exp. Date:______Checking or Savings ACH Routing #______ACH Account #______

• Notify the Community Education (CE) at 952.226.0080 ASAP if your child will NOT be attending a Help Us Ensure session of a class for which they are registered. If CE is NOT notified otherwise, we will keep students the Safety of Your for class. Child. • Provide an accessible daytime phone number and an additional emergency contact. Please Follow these • Drop off and pick up your child in the classroom on time each session. Late pick up fees will apply. Class Safety • An adult signature is required when picking-up elementary and younger students. Adults should and Behavior report to program location, must be listed as person picking-up child, and must physically sign-out the Procedures: student after each class. Students 11 and older do not need to be signed out. • Inform the instructor AND a CE staff person of any allergies, special needs, or behavioral concerns. Please note that 1:1 accommodations typically cannot be made for CE programs. CE does not have immediate access to all students records or medications. Additional copies of current forms such as Emergency Action Plans, Behavior Improvement Plans, and Medication Authorization forms, may be required prior to program participation. • The behavior of students is expected to be appropriate for the class learning environment. We reserve the right to dismiss students immediately, without a refund, when behavior is not appropriate or jeopardizes anyone’s safety.

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Questions? Call Community Education at 952.226.0080 or visit www.priorlakesavagece.com

Release Pick day morning, afternoon classes or both!

F r id ay, Bring a April 3rd Lunch! A supervised lunch is included in all full day registrations.

Take a look at our new Release Day option. Find more info online and on page 12.