District 622 Community Education

ATTENTION: All registrations are a 2 step process. 1=Eleyo (this site), 2= Infinite Campus. Your registration will NOT be complete and your place in the class you have selected will NOT be saved without BOTH steps completed. For Step 1: Please select "Enroll now" on Eleyo and complete all of the fields. Once you have completed all fields and made the payment, you will receive an email from 622 Community Educations "Registration Confirmation". For Step 2: Watch for the confirmation email from 622 Community Education "Registration Confirmation" for the link to Step 2 in the "Notes" section. (Infinite Campus form) *Your enrollment will NOT be final until step 2 is complete. Wonderful Ones- For children 12-23 months as of September 1, 2024 Explore our toddler classroom and enjoy fun parent-child activities. Parent discussion topics include child development, eating and sleeping routines, and parenting styles. In Semester I, parent discussion time is held in the classroom and parents gradually separate during Semester II. *Please register your child, then add the attending adult(s) as additional attending users. We encourage you to register for both semesters to hold your spot in the class for the full year.

3D Printing introduces students to a new world of possibilities! This class is for students who have no or limited experience with 3D Printing and is ideal for students who like to draw, design and see their creations come to life. Students will learn the ropes of 3D modeling and printing using Tinkercad to design their jewelry or wearables creations from scratch, 2 of which they get to print and take home. To allow everyone to print their creations, items may have to be scaled down to allow printing during class times. Students must be comfortable with using a laptop and mouse to design their creations.

Learn to paint a different quick and expressive acrylic painting with one brush and a limited color palette. Working quickly allows colors to blend and brush strokes to show, creating dynamic results in your acrylic paintings. You may find the supply list at: tinyurl.com/pvhn5e8h Vanessa Merry AEA1A - Wednesday, Jan. 17 - $19 - Winter Scene AEA1B - Wednesday, Feb. 28 - $19 - Flowers AEA1C - Wednesday, Mar. 27 - $19 - Sunset AEA1D- Wednesday, Apr. 24 - $19 AEA1E- Wednesday, May. 15 - $19 Acrylic Painting supplies needed: 8x10 inch canvas cup of water paper towels Utrecht Filbert Brush 16 acrylic paint colors - good paint brands are Winsor & Newton, Liquitex, Blick, Golden and Gamblin - Titanium white - Mars Black - Colbalt Blue - Cadmium Red Medium Hue - Cadmium Yellow Medium Hue

Advanced Beginner Level: These classes are an excellent way for brand-new players to learn the sport of Pickleball. You will learn all the basics to be able to play. We will cover Pickleball rules, scoring system, body positioning, footwork, drills, and doubles game strategy. Safety is emphasized. Paddles will be provided, or bring your own. Court shoes are recommended. Richard Milles For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The gym is to the right of the lobby and the classrooms are down the first hallway on the left. Please note that the 3 session class on March 18, 22 and 25th is 30 minutes longer but the same class at an accelerated pace.

Gently challenge your whole body with this balanced fitness class that blends classic walking-style aerobics (no jumping), mat exercises, and use of resistance equipment. You will receive cardio benefits, burn calories, increase core strength/ balance, sculpt your muscles, and see results! Bring hand weights (if you have them), exercise mat, and water bottle. Bernice Baker For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The gym is to the right of the lobby and the classrooms are down the first hallway on the left.

Skyhawks baseball takes the rich history of the game from Cooperstown to your town. Our professional curriculum teaches the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and base running in a fun, positive environment by local Skyhawks staff. All athletes regardless of skill level will learn new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility. All participants will come away with new friends, new skills and love for the game. Guidance for selecting the right class for your student. If the class lists: Grades K-1: This is for K and 1st-grade students who are new to the sport and want entry instruction Grades 2-4: This is for 4th-grade students who are brand new to the sport and want entry instruction Grades 4-5: This is for 4th-grade students who have some experience with the sport and 5th graders who are looking for an entry-level Grades 5-6: This is for 5th-grade students who have some experience with the sport and 6th graders who are looking for an entry-level

Discover what everyone should know about wills and trusts, and the pros and cons for both. Explore options to protect your assets from state inheritance tax and federal estate tax. You will also learn about probate procedures, dealing with courts, power of attorney, and health care declarations (living will). Christopher Stanton For Classes at John Glenn Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.

Learn to build your golf game from its smallest swings into the fill-swings from one of the only 6 PGA Master Professionals of Player Development in the Minnesota PGA. Greg Schulze Rain date August 13

Using our progressional curriculum and focusing on the whole player, we teach your child the skills they need for both on and off the court to be a better athlete. Our sport specific staff will focus on respect, teamwork and responsibility as they will start each day with a 'skill of the day' and progress in to drills and games making an unforgettable camp experience for your young athlete. After a week of passing, shooting, dribbling and rebounding you will see why this is one of our most popular programs.

Using our progressional curriculum and focusing on the whole player, we teach your child the skills they need for both on and off the court to be a better athlete. Our sport specific staff will focus on respect, teamwork and responsibility as they will start each day with a 'skill of the day' and progress in to drills and games making an unforgettable camp experience for your young athlete. After a week of passing, shooting, dribbling and rebounding you will see why this is one of our most popular programs.

DASH Sports Basketball Tykes Camps provide players with an introductory experience to the great game of basketball through fun skill-based drills and mini-games. Players will be taught how to properly dribble, pass, shoot, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle & wear athletic clothing & shoes. Balls are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.

DASH Sports Basketball Tykes Camps provide players with an introductory experience to the great game of basketball through fun skill-based drills and mini-games. Players will be taught how to properly dribble, pass, shoot, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle & wear athletic clothing & shoes. Balls are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.

Kick up some sand as you dance to the music of the Beach Boys, Hawaii Five-O theme song and other beach party classics. The beach balls are inflated and the limbo sticks are ready - it's a beach party! This event is customized for adults with cognitive disabilities.

Skyhawks Volleyball takes the energy and excitement of this great team sport and puts it all together into one fun-filled camp. All aspects of the game are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. This co-ed program is designed for the beginner to intermediate player and will incorporate essential life-lessons such as teamwork and sportsmanship. Our volleyball staff will assist each athlete in developing the fundamental skills of the game through game-based drills and daily scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player.

Did you receive a thoughtful gift but you will never use it? Feel free to bring it in as prize of the prize table. Michelle Hubbard This activity is customized for adults with cognitive developmental disabilities.

How many clothing items are tucked away in your closet, waiting for that one little alteration? Join Sandra and discover great alteration tips and tricks including attaching buttons and embellishments, shortening hems, and creatively patching rips and tears. Bring a few projects to work on in class, if desired. Basic sewing skills required. Supply List Items that need mending, if desired Sewing machine and thread Fabric scissors and seam ripper Ruler or measure tape Pins

Kick off the summer by creating a simple, yet eye-catching plant hanger that displays three natural or artificial plants. Hang it on a porch or shed or enjoy it in your home office or sunroom. A variety of subtle, colorful and whimsical canvas fabrics will be available for you to choose from. Basic sewing skills recommended. $25 supply fee paid to instructor. Supply List Sewing machine All-purpose thread Fabric scissors or rotary cutter and mat Ruler Seam Ripper Universal sewing machine needle, size 14 or 16 Pins For Classes at John Glenn Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.