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Activity Guide
Summer 2023
W152 N8645 Margaret Rd. Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 | (262) 255-8460 | fallsrec.org
Online
Registration
OPENS
Sunday, April 16
at 9:00 pm
Cover Photo by Rachel Beam
Starting on page 31
WELCOME
Menomonee Falls
Online Registration begins Community Education &
Sunday, April 16 at 9 PM Recreation Department
Offices are located in the
at fallsrec.org Menomonee Falls Community Center
ALLS Monday through Friday
June 19–June 30
W152 N8645 Margaret Road
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
SUMMER and July 10–July 21
www.fallsrec.org
ACADEMY Classes are Two Weeks Long
(No Class July 3–7)
Office Hours
Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Phone 262-255-8460
Supportive Programs, Fun Challenging Enrichment Classes Fax 262-255-8411
Credit Recovery and Sports & Fitness Office will be closed April 7, May 29,
July 4.
Most Classes are FREE!
CE & Rec Department Staff
Grades Grades Grades Grades • Jason Husslein, Director
4K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12 • Dan Zeroth, Recreation Supervisor
Ben Franklin Riverside High School High School • Candice Southcott, Recreation Supervisor
• Lori Oertel, Older Adult and Volunteer
See page 31 Supervisor
• Melissa Palucki, Aquatics & Adult Fitness
Summer
Supervisor
Fun group activities • Julie Hardy, Administrative Assistant
KidINC
in a safe, supervised • Casey Doleschy, Administrative Assistant
s environment. • Rachel Johnson, Administrative Assistant
Begins Wednesday, June 12
Available 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Kids INC
(Entering Grades 1–6)
Res $39 per day
Non Res $47 per day
Kids INC Jr.
(Entering Grades 4K & 5K)
Res $49 per day
Non Res $59 per day
FITPARKS in the
Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
See page 9 See page 41
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WHEN TO REGISTER
Summer 2023
RESIDENT online registration begins Sunday, April 16, 9:00 PM Affiliates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Drop Box, Mail or in Person Monday, April 17 Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
NON–RESIDENT online registration begins Thursday, April 20, 9:00 PM Adult 18+ Activities & Fitness . . . . . . . 45
Adults 55+ Activities & Fitness . . . . . . 55
Adult Day Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
4 Easy Ways to Register
Community Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
H Online Best chance to get into the class that you want. Teen Day Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Go to www.fallsrec.org and sign in to your account. If you do not have an
Falls Summer Academy . . . . . . . . . . . 31
account, select “Create an account”. You must create an account for an adult
first, then add any children. Farmers Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Mail Fishing Derby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Complete the registration form at the back of the guide and mail it to: FIT in the Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
CE & Rec Dept. W152 N8645 Margaret Rd., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
Kids INC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
After Hours Outdoor Drop Box Safety Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Outdoor drop box located next to the front entrance of the Community
Center. Special Olympics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Youth Activities & Sports . . . . . . . . . . . 13
In Person 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Stop in our office with a completed registration form, or blank forms are Upcoming Village Events . . . . . . . 30, 44
available in our office.
+/–
18
This symbol means the class is offered
for multiple ages, under 18 and over 18.
Inclement Weather
Cancellations
For information regarding class
cancellations due to bad weather, call
(262) 255-8376 or check our Facebook
page @fallsrec.
The School District of Menomonee Falls does not discriminate in employment, program opportunities, or delivery of services. WI Statute 118.13
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AQUATICS (OPEN SWIM)
Important Policies All Swim Programs Held at North Middle School Pool
Pool rules are enforced by the lifeguards. N88 W16750 Garfield Drive, Menomonee Falls
Follow all instructions by lifeguards.
Lifeguards have the authority to make
discretionary rules to maintain safety
and prevent injury. Safe, appropriate
behavior is expected by all swimmers
and spectators. Anyone creating an
unsafe environment will lose the
privilege of swimming for a period Groups of 15 or More, please
specified by the Rec Staff. contact the CE & Rec Department
Supervision: Children (3-17) must be at (262) 255-8460 at least two
weeks prior to needed date so
accompanied by an Adult (18+) at all
additional lifeguards can be
times. Children 6 years and younger
scheduled.
must have an Adult in the water with
them within 6 feet. Open Swim Fees
A swim pass entitles the owner admission to Open and/or Lap Swim. Passes can be
What to bring: Participants must bring
purchased at the CE & Rec Office or the pool. Cash or check accepted at the pool, no
their own swim suits, lock for lockers,
cards. Please bring exact change.
and towels. We do not provide these
items. Spring Pass: Valid Apr 3–June 3 Punch Cards
Summer Pass: Valid June 12–Aug 12 Entitles the owner 12 admissions
Locker Room: Attendants are NOT on
Per Use Res. Non-Res. to Open and/or Lap Swim. Punch
duty. Do not leave anything unattended
Fee Swim Pass Swim Pass cards can be purchased at the CE
in the locker rooms. We are not
Adult (18+) $4 $40 $48 & Rec Office or the pool. Cards are
responsible for any lost or stolen items.
Child $3 $25 $30 non-transferrable.
A lock is recommended if utilizing the
Family N/A $70 $83 Resident Non-Res.
lockers. Children 5 years or older must
Senior 55+ $3 $31 $37 Adult $36 $43
use the gender appropriate locker room.
Senior 55+ $29 $35
Spectators: Viewing is allowed from the
balcony or the pool deck. Adult Lap Swim & Water Walking
Adult Lap Swim is designed for all kinds of aquatic fitness! Lap lanes are
Pool Toys: Toys from home are allowed available for swimming and walking. The deep end of the pool is available for
and must be approved by lifeguard. treading water and deep water jogging. A shallow area is also available for
Pool toys are provided but may not be stretching and resistance training. Equipment is available upon request.
available if classes are going on.
Spring Session: April 3–June 3 (Closed April 1, 7, 8, 10, May 29)
Pool Closings: Pool closure is
Monday & Wednesday 4:00 PM–5:30 PM
determined by the lifeguard staff.
Saturday 8:00 AM–9:30 AM
Reasons for the pool to be closed
include, but are not limited to the Summer Sessions: June 12–Aug 12
following: Monday–Thursday, Saturday 8:00 AM–10:00 AM (Closed July 1–July 7)
• Rescue/Injury situation Monday–Friday 4:00 PM–5:30 PM (Closed July 3–4)
• Inclement weather Family Open Swim
This designated time is for families and friends to enjoy the pool. Lifejackets,
• Staffing shortages
swim toys, and swim equipment is available.
North Pool Facts ... Spring Session: April 3–June 3 (Closed April 1, 7, 8, 10, May 26, 27)
Pool size is 25 Yards / 6 Lanes Friday 4:00 PM–8:00 PM
Depth ranges from 3-1/2 to 12 feet Saturday 12:00 PM–2:00 PM
1 mile = 72 lengths or 36 laps Summer Session: June 12–August 12 (Closed July 1–July 4)
Average temperature is 84 degrees Monday–Friday 12:00 PM–3:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
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AQUATICS PROGRAMS
Junior Lifeguard Clinic Lifeguard Review Class Adult Swim Lessons
Ages 11–14 Ages 15+ Ages 16+
Junior Lifeguarding is an effective An abbreviated Lifeguarding course that Whether you are learning the basics or
transition from upper-level Learn briefly reviews course information and swimming for fitness, this swim program
to Swim courses, challenging and allows practice of skills and knowledge is perfect for older teens and adults. Our
encouraging participants to stay before testing. Current certification in program gives adult swimmers at every
involved with aquatics. This class will Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/ level the opportunity to improve their
focus on swimming development, AED is required to participate in the skills in a safe environment, and under
lifesaving skills, teamwork, and decision review course. Students who successfully the guidance of a trained instructor.
making skills. Participants will have an complete this course will receive a
opportunity to shadow the CE & Rec certificate for Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/ Mon, 5:55 PM, 30m
Aquatics team to get a sense of being on AED which is valid for 2 years. 6/12–7/10 Class #27396
the job. Junior Lifeguarding is designed No class 7/3
for youths 11–14 years of age, or those Sat, 8:00 AM, 5h 40m 7/17–8/7 Class #27398
who have completed the 5th grade. 5/20 Class #27391 North Middle School Pool
6/3 Class #27392 Aquatic Staff
Mon–Thu, 8:00 AM, 4h 7/8 Class #27293 R $35 NR $42 4 classes
6/26–6/29 Class #27394 North Middle School Pool
7/24–7/27 Class #27395 Melissa Palucki
North Middle School Pool R $75 NR $100
Melissa Palucki
R $90 NR $108 4 classes
Lifeguard Class
Ages 15+
Looking for a new job? Train to be a CE
& Rec Lifeguard! This blended learning
course includes an online class and an
in-person skills session. The online class
duration is approximately 7 hours and
must be completed prior to the onsite
training. Lifeguard training provides
entry-level participants the knowledge
and skills to prevent, recognize, and
respond to aquatic emergencies
and to provide care for breathing
and cardiac emergencies, injuries, Summer Kids INC – Site Supervisor
and sudden illness. Participants who Summer Kids INC – Head Leader
successfully complete the course will
receive a certificate for Lifeguarding/ Summer Kids INC – Leader
First Aid/CPR/AED valid for two years.
Participants will have the opportunity Lifeguard
to practice lifeguarding while receiving
guidance and feedback from a seasoned
Swim Instructor
lifeguard. Successful participants will be Fitness Instructor
eligible for employment within the CE &
Rec Aquatics Department. Rugby Instructor
Fri–Sun, 8:00 AM, 8h Tennis Instructor
6/16–6/18 Class #27400
7/14–7/16 Class #27401
North Middle School Pool
Melissa Palucki
R $175 NR $200 3 classes
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AQUATICS PROGRAMS
American Red Cross Aquatic Program Level Skills
!
If your child is age 5 or older and has
NOT participated in swim lessons
through Menomonee Falls CE & Rec
previously, they must be tested before
enrolling in class. Unsure what class
you should enroll your child in for the
next swimming session? Assessments
are available at the North Middle School
Pool during Family Open Swim.
Level Age Description
Tadpole 6m–3 years Provides experiences and activities for children to: Learn to ask for permission before entering the water,
Parent/Child 1 learn how to enter and exit the water in a safe manner, feel comfortable in the water, explore submerging,
explore buoyancy on the front and back position, change body position in the water, learn how to play
safely, and experience wearing a life jacket.
Frog 6m–3 years Builds upon the skills learned in P/C Level 1 (Tadpoles) and provides experiences and activities for children
Parent/Child 2 to: Establish expectation for adult supervision, learn ways to enter and exit the water safely, explore
submerging in a rhythmic pattern, glide on the front and back with assistance, perform combined stroke on
front and back with help, and change body position in the water.
Turtle 3–5 years Orients children to the aquatic environment and helps them gain basic aquatic skills including: Entering and
Preschool 1 Under 42” exiting water, blow bubbles through mouth and nose, submerge mouth, nose and eyes, open eyes under
tall water and retrieve submerged objects, front and back glides and recover to a vertical position, back float
and recover to a vertical position, roll from front to back and back to front, tread with arm and hand actions,
alternating and simultaneous leg actions on front and back, and alternating and simultaneous arm actions
on front and back, and combined arm and leg actions on front and back.
Narwhal 3–5 years Helps children develop more comfort in and around water and to gain greater independence in the
Preschool 2 Under 42” following skills: Enter water by stepping in, exit water using ladder, steps or side, bobbing, open eyes under
tall water and retrieve submerged objects, front and back floats and glides, recover from a front or back float or
glide to a vertical position, roll from front to back and back to front, tread water using arm and leg actions,
combined arm and leg actions on front and back, and finning arm action on back.
Level Ages 5+ Description (not all skills are listed) Requirement to Pass
Level 1 (5–12 yrs) Water safety, submerging under water, front float, back float, front glide, Beginning to be independent with
Introduction to Water Skills back glide, swim on front, swim on back. All skills are completed with all skills.
assistance. Max. 5 students.
Level 2 (5–12 yrs) Water safety, bobbing, front float for 10 seconds, back float for 10 seconds, Must be able to swim 15 yards with
Fundamental Aquatic Skills front glide, back glide, treading water, swim on front, swim on back, rotary rotary breathing.
breathing. All skills are independent. Max. 5 students.
Level 3 (6–12 yrs) Water safety, diving, back float in deep water 1 minute, treading water for Must be able to swim on front
Stroke Development 1 minute, butterfly kick, survival float for 30 seconds, and 15 yards each of and elementary backstroke for 15
front crawl, elementary backstroke and scissors kick. Max. 5 students. yards continuously.
Level 4 (8–14 yrs) Water safety, diving, survival swim 1 minute, treading 2 minutes, open Must be able to successfully swim
Stroke Improvement turns, 15 yards each of back crawl, sidestroke, breaststroke and butterfly, all distances without stopping and
25 yards each of front crawl and elementary backstroke. Max. 8 students. tread for 2 minutes.
Level 5 (8–14 yrs) Water safety, importance of CPR, dives, tread w/2 kicks, tread without arms, Strokes must have the right
Stroke Refinement flip turns, 50 yards each of front & elementary backstroke, 25 yards each of distance, body position, arms, kick,
back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, and sidestroke. Max. 10 students. breathing and timing.
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DAILY SWIM LESSONS
American Red Cross Daily Swim Lessons Ages 3–13 years
Daily Lesson classes will be held Monday through Thursday at North Middle School Pool.
These lessons offer our traditional Red Cross Learn-to-Swim curriculum separated by age and utilizing a station teaching design
that allows students to work on perfecting their technique while moving at their pace through the levels. Part of the first day will
be a quick evaluation to determine the starting level for each swimmer.
If classes need to be cancelled during the week due to lightning, inclement weather, accident or incident, make-up
!
classes will be held on Friday of that week.
Fee: $59 Resident, $71 Non–Resident
Ages 3–5 Year Olds 6–8 Year Olds 9–13 Year Olds
Level Preschool 1–3 Learn-to-Swim Levels 1–5 Learn-to-Swim Levels 1–5
Max/Min Participants 20/3 20/3 20/3
June 12–June 22
9:00–9:30 AM 27466
9:35–10:05 AM 27467
10:10–10:40 AM 27472
10:45–11:15 AM 27473
11:20–11:50 AM 27478
July 10–July 20
9:00–9:30 AM 27468
9:35–10:05 AM 27469
10:10–10:40 AM 27474
10:45–11:15 AM 27475
11:20–11:50 AM 27479
July 31–Aug 10
9:00–9:30 AM 27470
9:35–10:05 AM 27471
10:10–10:40 AM 27476
10:45–11:15 AM 27477
11:20–11:50 AM 27480
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WEEKLY SWIMMING LESSONS
American Red Cross Weekly Swim Lessons 8 Weeks | Ages 6 months–14 years
For more Aquatics
Program information
! !
contact the CE&Rec office You must wait until your child has completed their current A $10 fee will be charged for any transfers
at (262) 255-8460. swim level before registering for the next level. or cancellations.
Fee: $59 Resident, $71 Non–Resident Fee: $65 R, $79 NR
With Adult
P/C 1 P/C 2 PS 1 PS 2
Level Tadpole Frog Turtle Narwhal Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5
Mondays
June 12–August 7
No class July 3
3:00–3:30 PM 27427 27434
3:30–4:00 PM 27431 27438
4:00–4:30 PM 27443 27452
4:35–5:05 PM 27444 27453
5:10–5:50 PM 27459 27463
Tuesdays
June 13–August 8
No class July 4
3:00–3:30 PM 27428
3:30–4:00 PM 27435
4:00–4:30 PM 27445
4:35–5:05 PM 27455
5:10–5:50 PM 27460
Wednesdays
June 14–August 9
No class July 5
3:00–3:30 PM 27429 27436
3:30–4:00 PM 27432 27439
4:00–4:30 PM 27446 27456
4:35–5:05 PM 27447 27457
5:10–5:50 PM 27461 27465
Thursdays
June 15–August 10
No class July 6
3:00–3:30 PM 27433
3:30–4:00 PM 27440
4:00–4:30 PM 27448
4:35–5:05 PM 27458
5:10–5:50 PM 27464
Fridays
June 16–August 11
No class July 7
3:00–3:30 PM 27430
3:30–4:00 PM 27437
4:00–4:30 PM 27441
4:35–5:05 PM 27449
5:10–5:50 PM 27462
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SUMMER KIDS INC KidINC
s
er
Summ
Weekly Themes
K idIsNC
A new theme each week with engaging
activities, see list below!
Wacky Wednesdays
June 12–August 25 A dress-up day to allow children to
coordinate with the weekly theme and
(No program on July 4) enjoy a special frozen treat.
Entering Grades 4K–6
One Field Trip Each Week!
Trips very on age group/location. Some
Step 1: Complete Annual Registration by May 26* of our favorites include:
Annual Registration Fee of $35* is required each summer before you may • Strawberry picking
register for any individual dates. Complete annual registration online or return • Local pools
completed form to the CE & Rec office by May 26. • Bear Den Zoo
Register early, space is limited. • Rock N’ Jump
Late registration is NOT
! * Annual registration fees for Summer Kids INC & School Kids INC are separate. ! accepted for Field Trip dates.
Step 2: Register for Individual Dates
If annual registration has been completed, you may register your child for individual dates by the Wednesday prior to the
week of participation.
• Online registration available until 10 PM Wednesday (or up until 10 PM Sunday for a $5 late fee per day)
• Paper calendars can be dropped/faxed into the CE & Rec office by 4:30 PM Wednesday (or up until 4 PM on Friday
for a $5 late fee per day)
• Unregistered students will not be accepted at the sites under any circumstances.
A minimum of 2 days per week is required—Limited spots at each site
Ann. Regist.
Program Grade In Fall Location Available Cost per Day Course #
Kids INC Jr. Grade 4K & 5K Ben Franklin 6:30 AM–6:00 PM Res $49 / NR $59 27841
Kids INC Grades 1–2 Ben Franklin 6:30 AM–6:00 PM Res $39 / NR $47 27842
Kids INC Grades 3–6 Riverside 6:30 AM–6:00 PM Res $39 / NR $47 27843
Weekly Themes
June 12–June 16 Circus Week July 10–July 14 Sports Galore Aug 7–Aug 11 Dr. Seuss Week
June 19–June 23 Nature Exploration July 17–July 21 Holiday Extravaganza Aug 14–Aug 18 Hawaiian Week
June 26–June 30 Out of this World July 24–July 28 Under the Sea Aug 21–Aug 25 Summer Lovin’
July 3–July 7 Party in the USA July 31–Aug 4 Splish Splash
What if my child is attending Summer School?
The above daily fees apply. Register your child for the same site that they will be attending Falls Summer Academy. Our
staff will make sure your child gets to and from the summer school classes they are registered for, as long as they take
place in the same school. Falls Summer Academy locations are grades 4K–2 at Ben Franklin and grades 3–5 at Riverside.
There is NO transportation for students entering 6th grade and attending Falls Summer Academy.
The Kids INC program is inclusive to students with differing abilities. If your child has special needs, please make sure to provide
all pertinent information on the enrollment form. The staff will make every effort to provide a fun and safe experience for all.
However, due to the nature of the program, staff cannot provide one-on-one support or individual care to a child. Students need
to be potty trained and independent in the bathroom.
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KidINC
s SCHOOL YEAR KIDS INC 2023–2024
4K Wrap Around Care
The 4K Wrap Around Care program provides children additional care the half of the school day they are not
What? attending their traditional 4K class. 4K Wrap Around is an extension of the 4K classroom, and builds on the
curriculum covered during their school day.
Registering for the 2023–24 School Year Wrap Around Care program is a general registration to
AM?
hold a spot for your child.
PM?
Annual Non-Refundable Fee due at Registration.........$55
Daily Fee .............................................................................$30
Cost? Ben Franklin Use Course #27064 to register FULL, but can be added to wait list
Shady Lane Use Course #27065 to register FULL, but can be added to wait list
• Before or After School Kids INC requires an additional Annual Registration Fee for that service.
! • Students must use the program a minimum of twice per week throughout the school year.
September 5 – June 6
Grades 4K–5
Kids INC
KidINC
s No program Nov 23–24, Dec 25–29, Jan 1, March 29,
May 27, June 6 (Dates subject to change).
Annual Fee $35R
Offered at each of the four elementary schools, Kids INC provides a safe and fun environment for children to receive before and
after school care without having to leave their school building. Activities include homework time, group sports and activities, arts
and crafts, games, special events and more. Field trips are planned throughout the year, and most admission fees are included in
the daily fee.
• Students must use the program at least two days per week, or 8 days per month.
• A $5 late fee, per option, will be applied if daily registration is not completed by the weekly Wednesday due date.
• Full Day Note: Students who attend Valley View or Shady Lane must attend at Shady Lane; Students who attend Ben Franklin
or Riverside must attend at Ben Franklin.
The Kids INC program is inclusive to students with differing abilities. If your child has special needs, please make sure to provide all pertinent information
on the enrollment form. The staff will make every effort to provide a fun and safe experience for all. However, due to the nature of the program, staff
cannot provide one-on-one support or individual care to a child. Students need to be potty trained and independent in the bathroom.
Kids INC Daily Fee
Before School Care (B) 6:30–8:45 AM $12.00
After School (S) 3:45 PM–6:00 PM $13.00 (M, Tu, Th, F)
2:30 PM–6:00 PM $14.00 (W)
*Full Day (L, S) 6:30 AM–6:00 PM $42.00
No school days only
(B) B reakfast can be purchased through the school lunch program.
(S) Includes snack. Student can bring an additional snack. No peanut products
please.
(L) S
tudent must provide own lunch.
NOTE: There is no access to cooling or heating appliances.
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s
First, Complete Annual Registration 4K Wrap Around Ben Franklin
Annual Registration is required before you may register for Course #27064 FULL
individual dates. 4K Wrap Around Shady Lane
Course #27065 FULL
REGISTRATION FEES
Kids INC
4K Wrap Around $55 | Kids INC students $35
! • The Kids INC Annual Registration fee is separate from the
Ben Franklin
Riverside
Course #27493
Course #27494
Summer Kids INC program registration fee. Shady Lane Course #27495
Valley View Course #27496
Online Registration Registering Online for Individual Dates
Due by Wednesday at 10:00 PM
To pay the regular daily rate, individual daily registration must be completed online
Annual Registration
by 10:00 PM on the Wednesday prior to the week you need care for your child.
• Visit www.fallsrec.org
Registration will still be accepted until Friday at 4:00 PM and online until Sunday at
• Sign in, or create a new account if
10:00 PM, but will include a $5.00 late fee per option.
needed.
• Search by entering the name of the • Log in to your account. Search by entering your school name or “4K”
school your child attends. For 4K Wrap • Select the week you would like to enroll your child and select Enroll Now. You will
Around, search “4K”. select only the dates you need at a later screen.
• Complete the registration process and • Select the name of the child from the drop down menu.
check out.
• To register for individual dates, sign • Select individual dates by selecting the box under the day you would like, and add
back into the registration site and to cart.
begin registering. • Follow the prompts and continue through the registration process.
IMPORTANT! An unregistered child will NOT be accepted at AM Kids INC under any circumstance.
Paper Registration
Paper Forms Registering for Individual Dates
Annual Registration forms and (Calendar)
calendars are available in our office, Due by Wednesday 4:30 PM
or are available for download at Calendars can be turned in weekly, but
fallsrec.org. Cash, check or credit cards to pay the regular daily rate, calendars
are accepted. Please Note! Annual must be submitted to the CE & Rec
Registration and calendars are not office by 4:30 PM on the Wednesday
accepted at the sites. prior to the week you need care for your
child. Calendars will still be accepted
Annual Registration Form until Friday at 4:00 PM and online until
Must be completed in full and Sunday at 10:00 PM, but will include a
submitted with proper registration fee $5.00 late fee per option.
prior to registering for individual dates.
!
Important Registration Information
• Once registration has been submitted, fees cannot be transferred if switching your child from one day to another.
• Credit is not given for days your child misses due to illness, change of schedule, disciplinary action, or other
circumstances.
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June 12 – August 12
Check MenomoneeFallsLibrary.org for additional program details in mid-May.
We will be “All Together Now” for a summer of fun at the Menomonee Falls Public Library! Join us for
performances, storytimes, crafts, games, lock-ins, guest speakers, book clubs, movies, and more! Children,
teens, and adults are invited to participate in events and reading challenges for all ages.
12 | Register at fallsrec.orgYOUTH ACTIVITIES & SPORTS
Paw Patrol: Parent and Tot Animal Safari Music Party class. Please register child only. Siblings
Workshop Ages 1–5 w/adult under one year or over 5 years of age may
attend at no charge.
Ages 3–5 This fun music party will feature songs
Calling all Pups! Join us for a fun Paw to learn and celebrate animals. Go on a Sat, 10:15 AM, 45m
Patrol adventure! We will dig with Rubble, safari with us as we play games and make 6/17 Class #27519
pretend to put out a fire with Marshall, an animal craft to take home. 7/15 Class #27520
and help Zuma save the fish and more. 8/26 Class #27521
Children will get a hat and vest to take Wed, 6/7, 1h Germantown Fire Station #1
home and keep. 10:30 AM Class #27522 Julie Thompson
1:30 PM Class #27523 R $12 NR $15
Thu, 5/18, 1h15m Germantown DPW Highway Dept. Bldg.
10:15 AM Class #27552 Julie Thompson Oodles of Art
6:00 PM Class #27553 R $16 NR $19 Ages 1½–4½ w/adult
Germantown Fire Station #1 Adult and child will participate together in
R $17 NR $22 Beach Fun Music Party this hands-on art class. Through sculpting,
Ages 1–5 w/adult drawing, painting, songs and movement
Parent and Tot Garden Fun This fun music party will feature songs to activities, your young child’s imagination
Ages 3–5 learn and celebrate the beach. Come ride will soar. There will be a new theme
Let your little one play in the dirt while the waves with us as we play games and each week. All supplies and snacks are
learning the basics of gardening! Each make a beach craft to take home. provided. Please bring a smock for your
child, with help from parent or caregiver, child. Please register child only.
will plant their own container of herbs Mon, 7/10, 1h
or a vegetable to take home and watch 10:30 AM Class #27524 Thu, 9:30 AM, 1h
for the summer. Bring gardening gloves 1:30 PM Class #27525 5/18–6/8 Class #27390
if desired. Class will be held outdoors, so Germantown DPW Highway Dept. Bldg. 6/22–7/13 Class #27388
please dress weather appropriate. Julie Thompson 7/20–8/10 Class #27389
R $16 NR $19 Germantown DPW Highway Dept. Bldg.
Sat, 11:00 AM, 1h Khushbu Dudhwala
6/3 Class #27412 Miss Julie’s Babies R $37 NR $42 4 classes
Wendland Nursery Music Fun
R $23 NR $23 Infants & Babies w/adult
Firefighters and You
Come to a nurturing class for you and
Miss Julie’s Music Fun your baby as you learn a new lullaby, sing
Ages 3–5 w/Adult
w/adult and move with your infant, teach rhythm See where Menomonee Falls Firefighters
by bouncing gently, play peek-a-boo with work, what they wear and what they
Ages 1–5
scarves and connect with other parents. drive. Firefighters have to eat too! What
Through participating in music, and
Pregnant mothers do not have to register do they eat and where do they eat?
learning to keep the beat, your child
for this program—they are welcome to Where do Firefighters sleep? See your
will enhance their enjoyment and
come and participate in the class. Menomonee Falls Firefighters’ “home”
understanding of music. We will explore
while on shift. Please register child only.
movement, finger plays, rhythm and Sat, 11:15 AM, 30m
more. Please register child only. Julie 6/17 Class #27526 Thu, 6:00 PM, 1h
Thompson is a performer, recording artist 7/15 Class #27527 4/27 Class #28115
and children’s author. 8/26 Class #27528 5/18 Class #28116
Germantown Fire Station #1 6/15 Class #28117
Tue, 10:00 AM, 45m Julie Thompson 7/20 Class #28118
6/6–6/20 Class #27517 R $7 NR $10 8/10 Class #28119
6/27–7/18 Class #27518
Germantown DPW Highway Dept. Bldg. Miss Julie’s Family Music Menomonee Falls Fire Station #3
Julie Thompson
Fun w/adult FREE, but registration is required.
R $34 NR $44 3 classes
Ages 1–5
Join us as we share music, movement,
finger plays, stories, rhythm, rhyme and
more. Your child will build their social
skills as they participate in this interactive
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Safety Town
Age 5 and registered for 5K
Safety Town will teach children to evaluate the safe from unsafe when confronted
with potentially dangerous situations. Safety awareness issues including: home,
outdoors, water, animals, cars, streets, bus, gun safety, strangers, and more, are
taught in indoor classroom facilities, and outdoors where children will learn safety
while riding their pedal cars through the streets of Safety Town. Field trips, songs,
games, stories and art projects reinforce the lessons.
8:00 AM Class #27857 7/24–8/3,
10:30 AM Class #27858 Riverside School, Rm 103 Young Rembrandts: Pets,
Mon–Fri, 2h Kristen Muskevitsch
Pets, Pets
R $65 NR $79 9 classes
Ages 6–12
Our students will be elated as we
celebrate our cuddly friends in the new
Pets Workshop. We will draw a stylized
aquarium graphic, a detailed bridge, and
explore the playful side of our animal
friends.
Mon–Thu, 1:00 PM, 2h
7/10–7/13 Class #27825
Riverside Room 107
Young Rembrandts Staff
R $69 NR $79 4 classes
Art Fun-damentals Smart Start Art:
Entering Grades 3–4 Around the World
Improve your observation and problem- Ages 5–8
solving skills as you discover new ways to Strap on your backpack as we take
work with art materials. Emphasis will be a virtual trip around the world and
place on expression and experiencing the encounter international art. Discover
enjoyment of creating art. your creativity and imagination as an
artist, developing fine motor skills, style,
Tue, 10:15 AM, 1h
and vision as we explore different artistic
6/13–7/25 Class #27859
techniques through a variety of inspiring
No class July 4
Survive Alive House, Germantown
projects. Young Rembrandts:
R $50 NR $60 6 classes Fashionista: Anime/Manga
Mon–Fri, 1:00 PM, 1h30m Drawing Camp
6/19–6/23 Class #27835
Art Explorers Ages 6–12
Ben Franklin Room 129
Entering Grades 5–6 If you love all things Manga and Fashion,
After School Enrichment
Looking for something fun and artistic to R $132 NR $132 5 classes sign up for this class. Artists will learn
do over the summer? Join us for this fun to draw anime style fashion characters
“artsy” class designed for artists going ranging from simple to elaborate - this is
into 5th or 6th grade. Push the limits with a great way to combine fashion designing
experimentation, have fun with multiple Menomonee Falls skills and learn new manga tricks.
materials to create something unique.
4K & 5K Enrollment Mon–Thu, 1:00 PM, 2h
Tue, 11:30 AM, 1h 7/17–7/20 Class #27826
6/13–7/25 Class #27860 For more information, go to Ben Franklin Room 131
No class July 4 sdmfschools.org/enroll. Young Rembrandts Staff
Survive Alive House, Germantown R $69 NR $79 4 classes
R $54 NR $64 6 classes
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STEAM: Mad Science Astro
Henna Tattoo Workshop +/–
18
The STEAM Zone Innovations Camp
Ages 9+
Ages 5–10 Ages 7–12
Learn how to apply your
This exciting program brings together Think and act like NASA Innovators
own henna tattoos. The
elements of science, art, and math in a during this hands-on-program inspired
henna used is made from
hands-on, action-packed environment. by NASA’s current missions. The primary
the best henna plants,
Students will conduct experiments, play focus will include the ARTEMIS mission
contains no chemicals or
educational games, and unlock their to the moon during which NASA will land
dyes, and is completely safe. Students will
creativity through building challenges and the first woman and next man on the
receive instruction on how to hold and
projects. No experience necessary. moon’s surface by 2024, using innovative
apply henna with a henna cone. Designs
technologies to explore more of the lunar
will last 1-3 weeks. Please bring a smock
Mon–Fri, 1:00 PM, 1h30m surface than ever before.
or dress accordingly.
Ages 5–7 Mon–Fri, 8:30 AM, 4h
Mon, 10:30 AM, 1h
7/10–7/14 Class #27834 8/7–8/11 Class #27827
6/12 Class #27483
Ben Franklin Room 129 Community Center Room 109
7/10 Class #27484
Mad Science Staff
Wed, 10:30 AM, 1 h Ages 8–10 R $284 NR $284 5 classes
8/2 Class #27485 6/26–6/30 Class #27831
Survive Alive House, Germantown Riverside Room 107 Reading with Robots
Khushbu Dudhwala Ages 4–6
R $21 NR $24 Afterschool Enrich. Solutions Staff We are combining story time and coding
R $149 NR $149 5 classes in this very unique class. Each class the
Chess Scholars Camp students will be introduced to a new
Grades 5K–5 Let’s Code It - Tynkering story and robot with the coding process
Current research has shown a strong Around difficulty increasing to match their
link between chess and academic Ages 8–10 abilities. “The Very Hungry Caterpillar”
performance in a variety of areas, In this exciting new coding class from meets our Robot Code a Pillar, “Pirate
including mathematics and language arts. Afterschool Enrichment Solutions, take a Adventure” with Roamer the Robot, “Let’s
Also, chess has been proven to enhance deep dive into computer programming Talk Dinosaurs” with Botley the Robot
children’s motivation, concentration, with the web-based platform Tynker. and many more adventures. Roamer, Bee
focus, social skills and creativity. Each Students will need to bring a laptop, tablet Bot, Botley, Speedy, Alien Creepsters and
class will consist of a fun interactive or iPad with internet access to this class. many more Coding Products will captivate
teaching period and guided practice their imaginations!
time. Both beginner and experienced Mon–Fri, 1:00 PM, 1h30m
players are welcome and will learn under 7/10–7/14 Class #27850 Mon–Thu, 9:00 AM, 1h
the guidance of an experienced Chess Riverside Library 8/14–8/17 Class #27820
Scholars coach. Afterschool Enrich. Solutions Staff Community Center Room 109
R $144 NR $144 5 classes Computer Explorers Staff
Grades 5K–2 R $54 NR $76 4 classes
Mon–Fri, 1:00 PM, 1h30m Mad Science Robot Invasion
6/26–6/30 Class #27832
7/17–7/21 Class #27833
Ben Franklin Rm 129 Ages 5–12
Explore the basic and complex technology
Grades 3–5 used to design and build robots. Discover
Mon–Fri, 1:00 PM, 1h30m how machines and robots work and how
6/19–6/23 Class #27829 they can make our lives so much easier.
Riverside Rm 107
Wed, 8:30 AM, 8h
Afterschool Enrich. Solutions Staff 8/2 Class #27828
R $132 NR $132 5 classes Community Center Room 109
Mad Science Staff
R $99 NR $99
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One, Two, Three...BUILD LEGO WeDo Robotic Bricks, Bricks and More
Ages 4–6 Engineering Bricks
This is the perfect class to develop your Ages 7–12 Ages 7–12
engineering skills using LEGO Educational Welcome to the world of LEGO If you are a LEGO fan, this is the class for
Kits. These kits are specifically designed Engineering combined with basic coding you! Working with over one million LEGO
to contain only the parts needed to skills! Students will build exciting LEGO bricks along with various instructional
complete two projects per kit, allowing models featuring working motors and LEGO Datca kits, this class will allow
more time to build and less time hunting sensors which they will combine with you to become a Master LEGO Builder.
for the correct pieces. Exciting projects will coding skills on the computer to make From motorized carousels and cars, to
include: Swim Rides, Fans, Ride on Tractor, their projects come to life. This user WeDo creations, including introduction
Movie Projector, Crane and many more. friendly icon based programing along with to Robotic Coding, this class will ensure
Great for the new builder to the most LEGO engineering skills will allow students new challenges each session. Rev up your
experienced LEGO fan, these projects are to control what their creations can do. imagination and let the building begin!
always a hit! Alligators, lions, monkeys, puppets,
airplanes, swing rides and much more are Mon–Thu, 2:15 PM, 1h
Mon–Thu, 10:15 AM, 1h 8/14–8/17 Class #27824
waiting for you to bring them to life.
8/14–8/17 Class #27821 Community Center Room 109
Community Center Room 109 Computer Explorers Staff
Mon–Thu, 11:30 AM, 1h
Computer Explorers Staff R $54 NR $76 4 classes
8/14–8/17 Class #27822
R $54 NR $76 4 classes
Community Center Room 109
Computer Explorers Staff Vamos Al Zoo / Let’s Go to
R $54 NR $76 4 classes the Zoo (Live Virtual)
Entering Grades 1–5
STREAM Sampler In this exciting live virtual summer camp,
Ages 7–12 students will blaze new trails “visiting”
Step into the STREAM (Science, a zoo! Each class students will explore
Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts new animals and habitats at the zoo
& Math) and sample some of the newest including the aquarium, farm animals,
Chalk It Up technology programs. This program birds, and even the safari – all in Spanish!
covers it all. Each class will explore a Class will include interactive activities
Ages 2–18
different concept and could include: learning Spanish vocabulary and practical
Celebrate National Recreation and Coding, Robotics & Engineering with LEGO conversation elements. Join us on a wild
Parks Month with this FREE event. Educational kits, Video Game Design, adventure! Appropriate for incoming
Participants will work individually or in Catapults, Digital Movie Making, LOGO students in grades 1–5 with any level of
small groups to create their own chalk Programming, GPS, Snap Circuits, Creative Spanish experience.
masterpiece. Participants will receive a Writing, Art exploration and more. This
free one-week swim pass. Express your class is guaranteed to be 100% fun. Mon–Thu, 4:15 PM, 45m
Picasso without spending any Monet! 6/12–6/15 Class #28094
Please arrive at least 10 minutes early. Mon–Thu, 1:00 PM, 1h Futura Language Professionals
Check in table is located along Garfield 8/14–8/17 Class #27823 R $69 NR $69 4 classes
Drive, between the pool and theater Community Center Room 109
entrances. Computer Explorers Staff Learn Not To Burn
R $54 NR $76 4 classes Ages 4–7
Mon, 6:00 PM, 1h Developed by the National Fire Protection
7/10 Class #27418 Association, this program will teach
North Middle School Sidewalk students the basics of fire safety and
Say “Cheese”
*Rain Date is 7/17 burn prevention. Stories, songs, videos
FREE, but registration is required. and activities are used by firefighters
For program promotional purposes, to introduce the children to fire safe
photographs may be taken of partici- behaviors.
pants. If you do not wish to have your
photo taken, please notify the Thu, 6:00 PM, 1h30m
photographer and/or class instructor. 8/10–8/17 Class #27540
Survive Alive House, Germantown
R $15 NR $15 2 classes
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Basic First Aid for Kids Thu, 6/15 Class #27256
Ages 8–13 Tue, 6/20 Class #27257
Wed, 6/28 Class #27258
Your child will have fun while learning
Thu, 7/13 Class #27259
the basics of what to do in case of an
Tue, 7/25 Class #27260
emergency. Bandaging, burn care, and
calling 911 will be some of the topics
Community Center Rm 109 Theater: Middle School—
Jessica Heller
covered. Parents are encouraged to stay.
R $59 NR $71
Mean Girls Jr
Entering Grades 6–9
Thu, 6:00 PM, 1h
6/1 Class #27856
Stage Stars: Take a Bow Time to get your plastic on! The gang from
Ages 8–10 North Shore High School is gathering for
Germantown Fire Station #2 our production of Mean Girls Jr. This is
Germantown Fire Dept. Staff Does your child have a dramatic side?
a brand new show and guaranteed to
R $8 NR $8 Our drama class introduces students to
be a remedy for any burns – social or
the craft of stage acting. Students will
otherwise. Students entering grades 6–9
Stay Home Alone learn theatrical skills, improve basics and
in Fall 2023 are invited to be a part of the
Ages 8–12 participate in interactive drama games.
Mean Girls Jr family and will learn the
This is an opportunity for your child
Put your mind at ease as your child gains entire show – including music and dances
to have fun, express themselves, and
independence and self confidence. This in just two weeks! At the end of the camp
interact with others within the context of
class will guide your child through all the there will be two performances – July 21 at
theatre arts.
stages of staying safe from being out in 11:30 AM and 7:00 PM.
the community, getting home safe and Mon–Fri, 1:00 PM, 1h30m
safety tips for being home alone. Topics 7/17–7/21 Class #27830 Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM, 7h
covered are stranger dangers, buddy Community Center Room 109 7/10–7/21 Class #27550
system, dangers of the internet, 911, basic Afterschool Enrich. Solutions Staff North Middle School Auditorium
first aid, fire safety and much more. R $138 NR $138 5 classes Linda Hake
R $260 NR $312 10 classes
Mon & Wed, 7/17–7/26, 1h
11:00 AM Class #27382
12:30 PM Class #27383
Germantown DPW Highway Dept. Bldg.
Laura Gruber
R $36 NR $41 4 classes
Theater: Elementary—
Babysitter Training Annie Kids Theater: High School—
Ages 11–17 Entering Grades 2–5 The Descendents
This class will cover a wide range of The sun will come out TOMORROW! and Exiting Grades 9–12
information that can help new babysitters every day of this super fun drama camp When the children of our classic Disney
gain the skills and confidence needed to experience. Students entering grades villains and heroes all end up at the same
care for infants and children. Along with 2 – 5 in Fall 2023 are invited to sign up to High School – things are bound to get
basic child care and first aid, students will be a part of this classic tale of the cutest interesting. Students exiting grades 9–12
learn how to recognize, understand and orphans on the planet and how they melt are invited to sign up to be part of the
handle behavior issues, how to stay safe, the heart of Mr. Warbucks himself. In chaos that is the musical Descendents.
what to do in an emergency and how to just two weeks, participants will learn the If acting, singing and dancing your way
start their own babysitting business. Prior entire show including songs and dances! through the end of June sounds fun for
to class, students must download the Participants will also create art this is used you – sign up today. At the end of the
free textbook from https://www.redcross. for lobby decor as well as props and set camp there will be three performances –
org/take-a-class/participant-materials. items for the show. There will be two June 30 at 7:00 PM and July 1 at 2:00 PM
Participants will receive certification performances on Friday, August 4—11:00 and 7:00 PM.
upon successful completion of the class. AM and 6:00 PM.
Students will need to bring a lunch and Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM, 6h
water bottle to class. Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM, 3h 6/19–6/30 Class #27551
7/24–8/4 Class #27549 High School Auditorium
9:00 AM, 6h North Middle School Auditorium Linda Hake
Tue, 6/13 Class #27254 Linda Hake R $175 NR $210 10 classes
Wed, 6/14 Class #27255 R $210 NR $252 10 classes
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Learn Magic with Introduction to Radio Control
Glen Gerard! +/–
18 Builders Workshop +/–18
Ages 8–Adults of All Ages Ages 11–Adults of All Ages
Professional Magician Glen Gerard, favor- If you are an adult that has always
ite magician of the Milwaukee Bucks, will wanted to learn how to build and fly RC
teach you stunning magic tricks that can aircraft, this course is for you. Enjoy this
be performed with items found around class alone as an adult or with a child
the home. Students will learn sleight of or grandchild. Designed for adults or
hand, misdirection and showmanship. Adult/Student teams, the program is a
Fool your friends and family with magic great bonding experience and provides
and be a hit at any event. a constructive and meaningful long-term
hobby that is sure to provide years of
Wed, 10:30 AM, 1h enjoyment. Aircraft are constructed using
7/12 Class #27481 materials and techniques developed instructors for the FLYING Electrons of
8/16* Class #27482 by “Flite Test”, an organization which Menomonee Falls. Fees cover singular
Germantown DPW Highway Dept. Bldg. pioneered innovative, low cost and adult or adult/child teams in combination
*Community Center Rm 123 reliable RC aircraft building techniques for one low price. All materials and
Glen Gerard using household tools and materials. equipment are included.
R $18 NR $20 With the completion of their aircraft
project, all registered enrollments receive Sat, 9:00 AM, 3h
Introduction to Radio a refurbished 72MHz radio system to 7/8–8/12 Class #28030
Control Flight Training +/–
18 control their aircraft along with FREE flight Community Center Room 102 A & B
Ages 11–Adults of All Ages training lessons provided by certified R $99 NR $110 6 classes
A great bonding and educational
experience for both the parent/guardian
and student. This course provides
a constructive and meaningful long
term hobby that can provide years of
enjoyment. Adults and youth having an
interest in model aviation will find this
program to be especially rewarding as
together they learn how to fly an actual
RC model aircraft. All aircraft and control
boxes are provided during this four
week program. Each session lasts 60 –
90 minutes depending on other flight
traffic and is supported with the use of
home based flight stimulators loaned to
students for the duration of the program.
The first session is held at the Community
Center, flight stimulator installations
and basic control surface training is
undertaken. The following three sessions
are held on location at Tamarack Airfield
located in Menomonee Falls. Each field
training session utilizes “buddy boxes”
where students are connected with an
instructor with an override system to take
control of the student aircraft should it get
out of control.
Sat, 9:00 AM, 3h
6/17–7/8 Class #28029
Community Center Room 102 A & B
R $35 NR $45 4 classes
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Teen Teen Adventure:
Milwaukee Kayak Company
Day Trips
Ages 12–18
Spend the morning kayaking through
Downtown Milwaukee on the Milwaukee
River with the Milwaukee Kayak
Company (MKC). We will take in the
sights and sounds of the city as we
paddle up and then back downriver to
Teen Adventure: Teen Adventure: the MKC dock, which is located in the
Noah’s Ark Waterpark Fondy Aqua Park Harbor District just across the river
Entering Grades 6–12 Entering Grades 6–12 from the Historic Third Ward. We will
Noah's Ark Water Park in Wisconsin Hang out with your friends while have a brief kayak lesson and make
Dells offers a variety of water slides, enjoying the sun, beach and thrilling sure everyone is comfortable on water
wave pools and lazy rivers. Fee includes water activities at the Fondy Aqua Park. before we launch. Kayaks, life jackets
admission to the park, a hot dog lunch Race a friend on the Zoom Floom, a and paddles are provided and we will
and transportation. Bring money 90' high, double inflatable water slide, paddle as a group, which includes 3-4
to purchase snacks on your own, a fly down the tropical land slide with a guides to make sure everyone is safe.
swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen. Please near vertical drop and a 40' runway with After you register, we will send you
register by May 31. splashes and sprays all the way down, materials on "what to expect" and "what
or explore the awesome inflatable water to bring". This will be a very unique and
Thu, 7:00 AM, 12h park complete with a trampoline, wall fun event and we look forward to seeing
6/15 Class #28065 climb, tower jump and the LAUNCHER. you on the river. For more information
Bus Leaves: 7:00 AM Paddle boarding and kayaking are about kayaking or Milwaukee Kayak
Bus Returns: 7:00 PM also available. Students should bring a Company, please visit their website at
Community Center Parking Lot swimsuit, towel, sunscreen and money milwaukeekayak.com or call Beth from
Rec Dept Staff to purchase snacks. Please register by MKC at 414-301-2240. Please register by
R $54 NR $54 July 10. July 27.
Thu, 10:00 AM, 6h Thu, 9:30 AM, 5h30m
Teen Adventure: 7/20 Class #28067 8/10 Class #28068
Great America Trip Bus Leaves: 10:00 AM Bus Leaves: 9:30 AM
Ages 10–18 Bus Returns: 4:00 PM Bus Returns: 2:30 PM
Experience some of the fastest, tallest Community Center Parking Lot Community Center Parking Lot
and wildest, heart-pumping rides in the Rec Dept Staff Rec Dept Staff
country! Fee includes admission to the R $55 NR $55 R $45 NR $54
park and transportation. If you have a
season pass and want to attend, the
trip fee will be $30.00, but registration
must be done at the CE & Rec office. Community Band +/–
18 Entering Gr 8–12 and Adults
Participants must bring a bag lunch, The Community Band is open to students entering grades 8–12, and
sunscreen, and money to purchase adults of any age. No auditions are required, but you must be able
meals on your own. Please register by to read and play band music. Recent experience is not required,
June 15. so dust off your old instruments and join the band! Sponsored by
Menomonee Falls Band Bunch, and under the direction of Mr. John
Thu, 8:00 AM, 12h Woger, members will perform in a concert held on July 20 at the
6/29 Class #28066 MFHS Auditorium.
Bus Leaves: 8:00 AM
Bus Returns: 8:00 PM Tue, 7:00 PM, 1h30m
Germantown Village Hall Parking Lot 6/13–7/18 Class #27492
Rec Dept Staff High School Rm 170
R $80 NR $80 John Woger FREE, but registration is required
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Jr Sports Leagues Jr Flag Football League
• League fees are not refundable unless the program is cancelled by CE & Rec.
Grades 4K–5
• Volunteer coaches needed. Please indicate your interest during registration.
This introductory football program
will give your child the foundation
Jr T-Ball League REGISTRATION NOW OPEN needed to excel at future levels, and
Ages 4–5 will concentrate on skill development,
This introductory T-ball baseball Jr Baseball League
teamwork, basic rule understanding,
program will give your child the Ages 6–8
and game play. Each week will include
foundation needed to excel at future This introductory coach pitch baseball a 40 minute practice followed by a
levels, and will concentrate on skill program will give your child the 40 minute scrimmage. Scores and
development, teamwork, basic rule foundation needed to excel at future standings will not be kept, and everyone
understanding, and game play. Each levels, and will concentrate on skill will play. Game times will rotate starting
week includes practice and scrimmage development, teamwork, basic rules, at 9:00 AM through early afternoon.
time. Scores and standings will not be and game play. Each week includes
kept and everyone will play. Please practice and scrimmage time. Scores Sat, 9/9–10/21
bring glove, hat, batting helmet, bat, and and standings will not be kept and Grades 4K–5K Class #27424
water bottle. Cleats and baseball pants everyone will play. Please bring glove, R $42 NR $51 7 classes
are recommended. hat, batting helmet, bat and water
bottle. Cleats and baseball pants are Grades 1–2 Class #27426
recommended. Game times will rotate Grades 3–5 Class #27425
Tue, 5:30 PM, 1h30m
between 5:30 PM and 7:00 PM. R $55 NR $66 7 classes
7/18–8/22 Class #27408
Oakwood Park Tue, 5:30 PM, 3h Oakwood Park
Ed Swab 5/23–6/27* Class #26976 Ed Swab
R $49 NR $59 6 classes *Rain date is July 11 *Rain date 10/28
Rain date 8/29 Oakwood Park
Ed Swab
R $49 NR $59 6 classes
Learn to Wrestle Camp Sportz Brains: Fri, 7/7–7/28, 45m
Ages 7–13 Incredible Athletes Ages 4–5, 5:30 PM Class #27928
Ages 6–8, 6:30 PM Class #27929
This camp is going to be coached by Ages 4–8
Menomonee Falls-based advanced This class is designed to introduce your North Middle School Soccer Field
wrestling club RINGERS. This camp child to a variety of sports. Each week Sportz Brains, John Leavell Jr
features skills for wrestlers that may will consist of different sport activities, R $66 NR $80 4 classes
have started this season and would like drills, skills and playing fun games.
to learn more skills. This also will be for Sportz Brains:
the boys and girls that may have missed Fri, 6/9–6/30, 45m Sporty Shorty Soccer
out on joining a wrestling club or team Ages 4–5, 5:30 PM Class #27926 Ages 4–8
this season or just want to try it out! You Ages 6–8, 6:30 PM Class #27927 This is a program for early learner
will learn skills to get you started and be
soccer players. Your child will learn the
successful with the sport of wrestling! North Middle School Gym basics of dribbling, passing, shooting,
We will work on Sportsmanship/ Sportz Brains, John Leavell Jr defending, balance and general rules
coachability, improving body awareness, R $66 NR $80 4 classes of the game. After the 3rd week of
wrestling skills and tumbling. Your child
class, we plan to play fun mini matches
will be coached by top certified wrestling Sportz Brains: Base Batters working on all skills learned in the
coaches in the area. Ages 4–8 weekly classes.
This is a beginner baseball class working
Sat, 9:00 AM, 2h Fri, 8/4–8/25, 45m
on different physical and mental abilities
6/10–6/24 Class #27998 Ages 4–5, 5:30 PM Class #27930
of the game. Your child will learn the
United Fitness/Ringers Wrestling, MF Ages 6–8, 6:30 PM Class #27931
techniques of hitting, catching, running
Ringers Wrestling
and having fun while learning how to get
R $89 NR $107 3 classes North Middle School Soccer Field
on BASE! We plan to end each class with
Sportz Brains, John Leavell Jr
a fun game.
R $57 NR $69 4 classes
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Hooper Hands Basketball Academy strongly highlights the fundamentals of dribbling, the art of shooting,
different defensive strategies, rebounding, and making good sharp passes. Along with learning the game of
basketball, your child will increase their level of confidence, learn self-discipline, and inherit how to be a
team player. All classes are taught by John Leavell Jr. All Classes held in the Community Center Gym.
Hooper Hands: Ballology Hooper Hands:
Ages 6–11 The Physics of Basketball
We will work on basketball skills needed Ages 4–11
to understand the science of the game. This class is designed to work on all skills
Let's learn the fundamentals, moving needed to learn the game of basketball.
with the ball, defensive strategies, Each day students will split into stations
communication through team work and working on agility, dribbling, defense
scoring techniques. Each class will end and shooting drills. Each class will end
with a fun game. with a fun game.
Mon, 7/10–7/31 Mon, 6/5–6/26, 45m
Ages 6–8, 6:20 PM, 45m Class #27862 Ages 4–5, 5:30 PM Class #27694
Ages 9–11, 7:15 PM, 50m Class #27863 Ages 6–8, 6:20 PM Class #27695
R $66 NR $80 4 classes Ages 9–11, 7:15 PM Class #27696
R $66 NR $80 4 classes
Coed Flag Rugby
FREE TRIAL Grades 3–9
Give one of the most popular sports
in the world a try! Rugby combines
Coed Flag Rugby elements of football and soccer into
Entering Grades 3–9 in Fall 2023 a unique game that is easy to learn
Not sure if Flag Rugby is for you? and requires no prior knowledge to
This free practice session will play. Practices will focus on basic skills
provide a basic introduction to the and incorporating them into drills
sport, along with sample games and games. Tournaments are held
and drills that are featured during on Saturdays and feature numerous
normal practice. Coaches will be games against teams from all around
on hand to answer any questions the state. Dates: 6/17 at Oshkosh, 6/24
about the program. Please wear at Milwaukee, 7/8 at Fond du Lac, 7/15
cleats or running shoes and bring at Green Bay, 7/22 at Madison, 7/29
a water bottle. at Appleton. Participants should wear PLAN AHEAD
cleats or running shoes and bring a
Wed, 4:00 PM, 1h15m
5/31 Class #27404
water bottle.
Bring a
Water
North Middle School Football Field Wed, 4:00 PM
Lower Field off Garfield 6/7–7/26, 1h15m
Dan Zeroth Grades 3–4 Class #27407
Bottle
FREE, but registration is required. Grades 5–6 Class #27406
Grades 7–9 Class #27405
North Middle School Football Field
Lower Field off Garfield
Dan Zeroth
R $61 NR $61 8 classes to Class!
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