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Summer 2022
Activity Guide
Look For Us on
Facebook!
Thief River Falls
Community Education
2 COMMUNITY BIKE RIDE / DEFENSIVE DRIVING / 4-H DAY CAMP TRF Community Education
Defensive Driving
Save 10% on your auto insurance by taking
this certified accident prevention course.
Some of the topics we will explore are: Top
Factors Leading to Crashes, Traffic Mix, Gen-
eral Driving Reminders, New Laws, New Li-
censing and Driving As We Age.
4-Hour Refresher For
People Who Have Taken The
Defensive Driving
Program
SDD100
Tues., July 19, 8 am-12 pm
SDD101
Tues., July 19, 12-4 pm
$25
District Service Center
8-Hour Class For People Who
Have Never Taken
The Defensive Driving
Program
SDD102
Tues., July 19, 8 am-4 pm
JOIN US
$30
District Service Center
FOR A FREE 4-H Day Camp
COMMUNITY
4-H Day Camp offers a fun day full of
games, hands-on learning activities and op-
portunities to meet and make new friends! 4-
BIKE RIDE!
H Day Camp is for youth ages 6 - 10. Snacks
will be provided but each camper is asked to
bring their own sack lunch and beverages.
Each date of camp is the same so please pick
the day that fits best in your family's schedule!
Registration for camp is $5. Fee can be paid by
cash or check the day of camp.
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Event Date & Time Start Location Destination Monday, August 8 - Goodridge Senior Center
Bike to School Wednesday, May 4 Greenwood Trail Challenger and St. Bernard’s
7:30 a.m.
Tuesday, August 9 - Pioneer Village, Thief
Bike to work day Friday, May 20
River Falls
Pub crawl Thursday, June 2 Black Cat Outdoor Local bars and restaurants
5:30 p.m. Space
Wednesday, August 10 - Pioneer Village, Thief
Annual Picnic in the Park Thursday, June 23 Multi-Events Complex Northrup Park – free will donation to the Kiwanis Club
5:30 p.m. (MEC) River Falls
Pub Crawl Thursday, July 7 Eagles Outdoor Space Local bars and restaurants
5:30 p.m. Registration is required to attend. Registra-
Story Time Aug. 2-7 Greenwood Trail Children’s book will be posted throughout the trail tion will open June 1. Deadline to register is
Pub Crawl Thursday, Aug. 4 Legion Outdoor Space Local bars and restaurants August 1.
5:30 p.m.
Bike to School Wednesday, Oct. 5 Greenwood Trail Challenger and St. Bernard’s ● Register for the program in 4HOnline,
7:30 a.m.
mn.4honline.com, under ‘Events’ select ‘Pen-
MEC ride TBA
nington County 4-H Day Camp [Choose Date]’
● Not enrolled in 4-H for 2021/2022? Visit
4HOnline, mn.4honline.com, to enroll. Select
Follow us on Facebook for more rides and updates!
a community club of your choice or ‘In Person
All children must be accompanied by an adult. Please practice safe riding and wear a helmet.
4-H Camp/Event’. Once approved, you can reg-
ister under ‘Events’ in 4HOnline. Select ‘Pen-
nington County 4-H Day Camp [Choose Date]’
● For assistance, refer to the event regis-
tration guide at z.umn.edu/4hEvent or contact
Pennington County Extension Staff by phone
at 218-683-7030 or email Ashley at
582-337-182 Rev. 03/22
anerhus@umn.edu
TRF Community Education PROWLER PRESCHOOL 3
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Prowler
Preschool
Prowler Preschool is an early learning program for children
ages 3 and up that will prepare them for Kindergarten.
Follow us on Facebook/Prowler Preschool
Classes are held at Challenger Elementary & Preschool,601 County Road 61, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 • 218-681-8670
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PROWLER PRESCHOOLER:
ACADEMIC FREE-PLAY: Students choose the activities they enjoy most
while building friendships with peers. Teachers use this time to guide stu-
dents to develop the social skills needed for future school success.
CIRCLE TIME: This is time for stories, music, dancing, and learning con-
cepts such as letters and numbers. Children learn to take turns and build
confidence when speaking in a group.
CENTERS: Students rotate through centers that coincide with the Kinder-
garten routine. Centers include writing, art, sensory, early math, and more
(planned using the Early Childhood Indicators of Progress).
EXERCISE: Time in our indoor playland or outdoor playground.
S.M.A.R.T.: (Stimulating Maturity through Accelerated Readiness Training):
Activities that help their brains and bodies get ready to learn through fun
physical activities.
TECHNOLOGY: Students gain experience using a Smartboard.
KINDERGARTEN TRANSITION: In the spring, the 4-year old classes
have Kindergarten transition activities incorporated into lesson plans (visit-
ing other areas of Challenger Elementary such as music class, gym, media
center, and meeting other staff throughout the building). We will also offer the option of
3 half days for 4 year olds and 2
Early Learning Scholarships are available. Priority for scholarships will half days for 3 year olds both with
be given based on family income, child poverty, one of the special populations a morning and afternoon option.
as noted previously, and geographic region. We encourage families to apply
early to better your chances of get-
Applications are now being accepted for the 2022-23 school year. We will ting your first request for classes.
be offering an all-day option for 4 year old students on Tuesdays and Thurs- For more information on Prowler
days. Students will become confident being in a school setting for a full day Preschool or for an application,
before entering Kindergarten. There will be time for a wider variety of learn- contact Lisa Simenson at 681-
ing experiences. Class size will be limited to 20 for this all-day class option. 8670.
A needs based selection criteria will be used if there is a large number of ap-
plicants.
4 GENERAL INTEREST /HEALTH & FITNESS Thief River Falls Community Education
Yoga Flow in the Park DIY Mystery Craft Kits
Meet me in the park by the water! for Adults-Home
This amazing class will energize and Delivery
give you a fresh new beginning for Create a modern and fresh craft
spring and summer! Have fun project that will enhance your home!
learning yoga postures, breathing The art project for each month will
techniques and postural alignment. have a seasonal or home décor theme.
Build strength and balance by All materials are provided along with
creating a solid foundation that is step-by-step instructions! Feel
rooted in body awareness. Bring your creative on your own schedule and be
mat and water. Props will be surprised at the quality and fun that
provided. To receive messages via arrives at your door!!
text with class updates, text WGE128-May Kit
@22yogaflow to 81010. Must register by May 1, ships around
Payment options: Register online May 20
SGE108-June Kit Instant Piano for included as well. The course is partly
(pay for the whole month-$4/class) or lecture/demonstration and partly
pay at class (pay instructor before Must register by June 1, ships Hopelessly Busy People
around June 20 In just a few hours, you can learn hands on instruction.
class-$5/class). Please arrive 10 Topics include:
minutes early. Students must sign a SGE109-July Kit enough secrets of the trade to give
Must register by July 1, ships around you years of musical enjoyment. How chords work in a song
waiver before participating. How to get more out of sheet music
SHF100 July 20 Learn to play piano the way
SGE110-August Kit professionals do-using chords. Since by reading less of it
Wed., June 1-29, 5:30 pm-6:30 pm How to form the three main types
Must register by Aug. 1, ships around this class is being held online with
$20 of chords
Aug. 20 ZOOM you will be able to sit at your
SHF101 How to handle different keys and
piano or keyboard at home and take
Wed., July 6-27, 5:30 pm-6:30 pm time signatures
$45 this course with no pressure at all.
$16 How to avoid “counting”
And since this course includes an
Instant Guitar for online book and online follow up How to simplify over 12,000
Elks Park (by the fountain) Hopelessly Busy People video lessons, you will be able to complex chords
Arnie Reilly Have you ever wanted to learn the continue your practice and study on SGE106
MS, CPT, RYT 200 guitar but simply find it difficult to your own. An optional periodic online Tues., June 14, 6:30-9:30 pm
find the time? In just a few hours you question and answer session is also $59
Pickleball can learn enough about playing the included. A recording of the class is On-line via Zoom
Imagine a game that is a cross guitar to give you years of musical
between tennis, ping pong and enjoyment, and you won’t have to
badminton. Sound strange? It is take private lessons to do it. This
pickleball and it is the fastest- crash course will teach you some
growing sport in the world. In this basic chords and get you playing
class, you will get the hang of along with your favorite songs right
footwork, body positioning, balance, away. Since this class is being held
scoring and all the fundamentals. online with ZOOM, you will be able
Wear comfortable clothes and tennis to sit at home with your guitar and
shoes. Bring your own paddle or use take this class without any pressure
School-Age Childcare
a loaner paddle that will be provided. at all. And since the class includes an
Limit 12. online book and online follow-up
SHF102 video lessons, you will be able to
Wed., June 22,29; 9:30-11:30 am continue your practice and study on
SHF103 your own. An optional periodic online What is Latchkey?
Wed., June 22,29; 6-8 pm question and answer session is also Latchkey is a school age child care program designed to provide quality
included. A recording of the class is care and program activities for children in grades K-5. The program pro-
included as well. Class limited to 15 vides educational, recreational, and social activities to promote learning
$10
students. For ages 13+. and development with a minimum of formal structure. We try to be as
FMS Pickleball Courts
Topics include: flexible as possible with our programming to meet the needs of all children
participating.
Scarecrow Making Class How chords work in a song
During this class, you will stain, How to form the three main types
of chords What does Latchkey Offer?
staple, nail, and glue together your
How to tune your guitar At Latchkey children may choose activities such as playing a variety of
very own scarecrow. We bring the board games, reading, simple art projects and/or sports activities and
boards that are cut and sanded. We Basic strumming patterns
How to buy a good guitar (things gross motor activities, including basketball, soccer, parachute activities,
then show you how to stain your tag, jump rope, and many more. .
boards and then assemble your to avoid)
scarecrow. Once your scarecrow is How to play along with simple
tunes ● Summer Latchkey will be at Challenger Elementary School
assembled I will show you how to
hand paint his/her face and then we SGE105 ● Summer Latchkey runs June 7-August 19
will add in the flowers and Wed., June 15, 6:30-9 pm ● A new registration form MUST be filled out for Summer
ribbons of your choosing. This is one $59 Latchkey
of my favorite classes because you do On-line via Zoom ● Open Monday-Friday 6:30 am-6:00 pm
it all! ● Latchkey will not be in session on the following days: June 6,
SGE104 July 4
Tues., Aug. 9; 6-8 pm
$5 registration fee ($55 due at class Register online at www.trfcommunityed.com.
to cover supplies) For more information call the Latchkey office at 218-681-2362
TRF American Legion or 218-681-8711x5243, email latchkeykidstrf@gmail.com.
Jarod & Wanda Olson-Red Barn 94
8 YOUTH & TEEN ENRICHMENT / AQUATICS TRF Community Education Thief River Falls Community Education GENERAL INTEREST 5
Art Academy
a relaxing morning of a blast from
the past: basket weaving! Swimming Lessons Jay Grammond's
SYT153
Mon., June 27; 10 am-12 pm History/Travel/Photography Classes
Let's Sculpt a Pinch Pot! $19 We offer American Red Cross Swim
Grades 4-6 FMS #119 These classes are offered via Zoom . Information on how to access the class
Lessons: will be emailed to you prior to class.
Students will learn sculpting tech- Amy Purcell Each course involves water safety instruction.
niques to create their own pinch pot Instructor Bio: Jay is a Professional Photographer from Minnesota. He has
Our teachers evaluate their classes the first 2 been published in several Newspapers and magazines. He is also an Amateur
from air dry clay. We will meet again Let's Make a Fairy Garden days of lessons to be sure that swimmers are
2 days later to paint them, and to add Historian, focusing on WWII; the U.S. - Dakota War of 1862; and The Plains
Grades 3-5 placed in the appropriate levels. They may move Wars. He also loves all things Americana. Jay was an Award Winning
an air plant! Students will create a magical swimmers to other classes as necessary.
SYT150 Community Educator in the Lifelong Learning industry for nearly 20 years,
place for fairies to visit! This is a summary of the skills to be mastered at before becoming a Full Time Professional Photographer in 2020.
Mon. & Wed., June 13 & 15; Students will design, paint, and each level.
1-2:30 pm plant, while using their creativity to
$29 bring their fairy garden to life.
FMS #119 Swimming Level Descriptions
Amy Purcell
SYT152
Level: Preschool: Skills are performed independently Building Your Vision: A Road Trip Around
Mon., June 13; 3-5 pm
Our Preschool course is the Red Cross level 3 for preschoolers and will Taking Your Minnesota: Lakes &
$29
be taught with swimmers standing on a submerged platform in the Photography From Waterfalls
Kick of Creativity FMS #119 Good To Great! Raise your hand if you are ready to
Grades 5-7 Amy Purcell pool. They will begin to bob, open eyes underwater, float on front and
back and use arm and leg motions together. These skills are done in- Are you a Photographer that take a day or weekend Road Trip
Let's spend some time outdoors wants to take your images to the next around the State this Summer! We
while we kick our creativity into dependently. The class is recommended for 3 or 4 year olds. Parents
Sketch and Paint are encouraged to observe. level; or maybe someone that is just could almost feel the breeze from all
gear! Students will use their senses Grades 4-6 getting started in photography? Do the hands shooting up! Join
to help explore their creativity while Level 1: Beginner: Introduction to water skills
Drawing a blank? Not in this This class is an introduction to swimming. Swimmers will learn to bob, you want to be a photographer that Professional Photographer, Jay
we do some poetry and art mixed to- class! Students will be encouraged to TAKES snapshots; or one that Grammond as he takes you on a
gether! open eyes underwater, glide on their front and back, back float, and
use their imaginations while we begin to use alternating arm movements. It is recommended that swim- CREATES Images? You’ll leave this Virtual Road Trip around the state to
SYT151 sketch fun and zany ideas! We will class with ideas and concepts that learn about some of Minnesota’s
Wed., June 15; 3-5 pm mers be at least 5 years old. The class is held in the shallow end of our
also use watercolor or colored pencil pool, which is 3 1⁄2 feet deep. you can put into practice right away. largest in-land lakes; and fantastic
$19 to complete our works of art! Our We will cover some compositional Waterfalls - which were so vitally
FMS #119 Level 2: Beginner: Fundamental Aquatic Skills
goal is to have amazing submissions In this level, swimmers will master holding their breath underwater, basics that will surely improve your important to travel and trade in
Amy Purcell ready for the county fair! continue bobbing and opening eyes underwater, learn front, jellyfish, images if you are not using them; and bygone days. In today’s world, these
SYT154 tuck and back floats, tread water, begin rotary breathing, and move at we will discuss concepts of building same waterways are vital to the
Basket Weaving Mon. & Wed., June 27 & 29; 1-3 pm least 5 body lengths. your Photographic Vision to take State and local community
Grades 4-5 $29 Level 3: Intermediate: Stroke development your images from good to great! economies; as well as to the citizens
We won't be under water but we FMS #119 Swimmers who pass level 3 will be able to jump into water over their SGE111 as a form of recreation and
will be weaving baskets! Join in for Amy Purcell heads, as well as enter the water head first from seated and kneeling Wed., June 15, 10-11 am relaxation. After participating in this
positions. They will bob, and use the survival float for 30 seconds. They SGE112 class, you should come away with the
learn rotary breathing and float on both front and back for 1 minute. Mon., June 20, 6:30-7:30 pm seeds of your own road trip ideas
They must also swim the elementary backstroke and front crawl for 15 planted for a fantastic summer road
yards. They learn the flutter, scissors, breaststroke and dolphin kicks. $20 trip.
Level 4: Intermediate: Stroke improvement On-line via Zoom SGE114
Skills at this level include diving, swimming underwater, treading Mon., June 13, 10-11 am
water and survival swimming for at least 1 minute. To pass this level, Barnstorming: A Tour SGE115
swimmers must also swim the front crawl and elementary backstroke of Minnesota Barns & Wed., June 22, 6:30-7:30 pm
(25 yards), as well as the breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and side Barn Quilts
stroke (15 yards). Minnesota is filled with countless $20
Level 5: Advanced: Stroke refinement numbers of Barns, most from a On-line via Zoom
Level 5 mastery includes shallow angle dives, tuck surface dives and bygone era. However, there are still a
pike surface dives as well as treading water (5 minutes), treading water bunch in operation as well. An American Love
using only legs, and sculling. To pass this course, a swimmer must Professional Photographer and Affair: Cars of the
swim the front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards (2 pool Amateur Historian, Jay Grammond 1950’s
lengths) and the breaststroke, butterfly, back crawl and sidestroke for has travelled the state capturing What is your favorite Classic Car?
25 yards. They will perform front and back flip turns. images of barns of all shapes, sizes, Our instructor’s favorite is the 1957
Level 6: Advanced: Advanced Options and conditions. There is just Chevy Belair! Growing up watching
Summer Arts Safari Up Stages: Ages 7-14 Advanced swimmers can dive into the pool and retrieve an object on
Campers will learn about perform- something about a barn! There are “Happy Days”, and having parents
the bottom of the pool (8 feet deep). They will swim the front crawl and some areas of the State where the take him and his siblings to car
ance techniques and the magic of mu- elementary backstroke 100 yards and the breaststroke, back crawl, but-
Beginning Stages: Grades 1-3 barns are adorned with something shows started a lifelong love affair
sical theater! Along with rehearsal, terfly and sidestroke 50 yards, including swimming 500 yards contin-
This exciting camp allows children called a Barn Quilt. Barn Quilts are with cars and trucks, especially from
campers will experience production uously using any 3 strokes of their choice. They use open turns as well
to explore the performing arts pieces of art on the side of a barn, the 1950’s. World War II was over,
workshops and opportunities for as front and back flips.
through music, movement, and cre- shed, or house that usually tell some manufacturing went back to normal;
voice instruction. Matilda Jr. will be Parent/Child
ative dramatics. Campers showcase sort of story. These places are all and the economy was starting to
performed this year! We will tailor the class based on the age of the students registered and
what they've learned at their end-of-
the-week performance.
SYT141
July 18-22; 10 am-3 pm
will assign staff based on registration. The class will be at the same
visible from the roadways, so once
you know about them, you can go
blossom. Highways were becoming a
thing that allowed people to travel FOR MORE
SYT140 time but could be split based on skill/comfort level of the group
July 18-22; 10 am-3 pm
$79 (Bring a sack lunch or enjoy a
free meal from the summer meal pro-
● Group A: 4-12 months of age, able to hold their head up, and par-
check them out!
SGE113
the country; and vehicle production
really took an amazing turn in the INFORMATION
$79 (Bring a sack lunch or enjoy a ticipate with a parent or caregiver. Babies and their caregivers work
Wed., June 22, 10-11 am 1950’s. We’ll take a look at the details
free meal from the summer meal pro-
gram)
LHS Auditorium
on getting wet, buoyancy and movement, front, back and vertical posi-
$20 that made these cars so special. CONTACT
gram) tion in the water, and shallow water entries and exits. Red Cross pre-
On-line via Zoom SGE116
LHS Auditorium
Please register according to age.
school level 1
Mon., June 13, 6:30-7:30 pm 218-681-8711
● Group B: 12-24 months of age, participating with a parent or care-
$20
To receive messages via text with
class updates, text @22sumart to
giver. Babies and their caregivers work on rhythmic breathing, moving
On-line via Zoom x5243
forward and backward, front and back float with recovery, and shallow
81010. water entries and exits. Red Cross preschool level 2.
Performance is at 7:00 pm July 22
6 YOUTH & TEEN ENRICHMENT TRF Community Education Thief River Falls Community Education YOUTH & TEEN ENRICHMENT 7
Babysitting Training Franklin Middle School T-ball Cupcake Wars Kids Sign Making Class Eureka Engineering Wrestling-Beginners Class SYT127 (limit of 15)
In this class you will learn how to Introductory lessons on perform- Join us for a fun friendly baking During this class, a kit will be pro- Ages 6-8 3 year olds
Summer Strength Training Robotics Camp
provide care for children from infants ing the skills of: throwing, catching, competition where we make various vided with all the pieces to make your This course is designed for those June 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30;
on up. You will learn tips, tools and Program base running, batting, fielding and kinds of cupcakes and learn some very own 3D sign. You can choose be-
Grades 3-8
9:30-11:30 am
Grades 6, 7, & 8 Eureka introduces students to the who want to learn the sport of
skills in areas such as the following; the rules of the game. Children baking tips and tricks while we are at tween a sports themed kit or a wrestling and get a better idea of the
safety, first aid and emergency re- The Franklin Middle School should bring their own gloves and it. Ages 7+. Limit 12. Prowler themed kit. You will paint core skills of robotics and other SYT128 (limit of 20)
strength training, plyometric, agility, STEM areas through engaging, technique involved in it. The class
sponse; basic food prep safety and wear tennis shoes. Games will be SYT117 all your pieces and then glue them on 4/5 year olds
flexibility, and speed improvement hands-on learning opportunities. Stu- will be limited in numbers so more
skills; ages and stages of basic child scheduled. Parents will also be a Thurs., July 21; 1:30-3:30 pm your sign wherever you decide. We June 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30;
program is of most importance to our part of practicing with their child. $19 (includes all supplies) will then add a hanger for your sign dent groups will work with Lego one-on-one coaching will be provided.
development and age appropriate ac- 12:30-2:30 pm
tivities; infant care, handling and di- student athletes. We use the H.I.T. Please indicate t-shirt size when reg- CES 2/3 Activity Room and then you can take it home. Mindstorm kits, which include both This course is for first and second
apering; learning how to market (High Intensity Training) strength- istering. To receive messages via text SYT133 electrical and mechanical compo- year wrestlers and anyone wanting to
give wrestling a try. Limit 15. $20
yourself; babysitting do’s and don’t training program because we feel this with class updates, text @22sumtball Fall Mason Jar Luminary Mon., July 11; 1-2:30 pm nents. The small groups will be men-
SYT125 CES Prowler Preschool
and etiquette. Limit 15. program meets the needs of our stu- to 81010. Limit 40 each session. The colors of $5 registration fee ($30 due at class tored by experienced and passionate
SYT100 dent athletes. It’s total body program 4 year olds (must be 4 by June 1, fall will be to cover supplies) instructors. Parents are welcome to June 13, 20, July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1;
Tues. and Thurs., May 10, 12; that gives our student athletes a 2022) making an ap- CES 2/3 Activity Room 8-9 am Kiddie Kamp 2
watch their child’s robotic creations
3:30-5:30 pm chance to develop a better physical SYT111 p e a r a n c e Jarod & Wanda Olson-Red Barn 94 $49 Each session will include age-ap-
come to life in exciting and competi-
$49 and psychological body. The H.I.T. is Tues., June 14, 21, 28, July 5, 12, 19, shortly. Today DSC Gym propriate learning and exploring ac-
with make-up day July 26; tive challenges including drag racing,
FMS FACS #136 also called the S.E.E. (Safe Effective we will use Drone Photography tivities in literacy, math, science and
5:30-6:30 pm fighting robots and more!. Limit 30. STEM! These hands-on classes will
Jenn Thompson Efficient) and for good reason be- those colors to Grades 3-8 Wrestling-Advanced Class
cause it is Safe, Effective, and Effi- $69 Students will start off Drone Pho- SYT120 offer take-home ready art projects
create a fall lu- Ages 9-15
Annie Park minary out of a tography by learning how to fly an August 1-3; 9 am-12 pm
Safe at Home cient. Limit 20 per session.
This course is designed for those
and will include plenty of movement
Ages 5 & 6 only (must be 5 by jar. We will entry level photography drone. Once $99 and music fun! Each week will have
When to start leaving your child who want to learn new techniques
home by themselves is a big decision Tues., Wed., Thurs.: June 8, 9, 14, June 1, 2022) apply a vinyl they have mastered the basics, they CES Media Center a different exciting theme. This class
15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; July SYT112 cut-out, chalk will be taught more advanced tech- Ryan Swanson, and refine their base knowledge of
to make. Safe at Home is designed to is a great way to introduce preschool
be a guide to not only helping your 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28 Tues., June 14, 21, 28, July 5, 12, 19, paint to a jar niques that will help them take Founder of COR Robotics the sport. It is more geared to those
with make-up day July 26; to your child and practice being at
child develop some of the skills SYT102 and give it some final embellish- higher quality photos and videos with who have 3 or more years of experi-
6:30-7:30 pm school without a parent/guardian.
needed to stay home alone, but to 8-9 am ments that will make it an adorable their drones. Photo and video editing RC Wars Robotics Camp ence.
$69 Must be potty trained to attend.
start a conversation between you and SYT103 centerpiece all the way through software tutorials will enable stu- SYT126
Annie Park dents to create awesome media con- Grades 3-8
your child. This class will help an- 9-10 am Thanksgiving. Ages 7+. Limit 15. June 13, 20, July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1;
SYT116 tent that they can download and keep In RC Wars, teams of students will Week 1: Farm Animals: Let’s talk
swer questions for you and your child SYT104 9-10:15 am
Frayed Flag Plaque Tues., Aug. 16; 1-3 pm after the camp. Students are encour- build their own remote control vehi- about farm animals and the different
in setting up your routine to be by 10-11 am $49
We will be $5 registration fee ($15 due at class aged to bring a flash drive to save cles to race and battle against other jobs they do! This week we will talk
yourself when your parents are not DSC Gym
home. It will also cover common using fabric to cover supplies) and share their creations! Limit 30. teams. Students will need to design about all things farm animals
$89 SYT118 their vehicles to not only be faster through hands-on learning, books,
household emergencies, using the scraps as well as CES 2/3 Activity Room
FMS Weight Room paint and a ham- June 7-9; 9 am-12 pm Kiddie Kamp 1 songs, and dances.
telephone, basic first aid and more. and stronger than other teams’ cre-
Please send a snack with your child. mer to create a Hydro-Dipping Your Hat $99 ations but also better than purchased Each session will include age-ap-
Limit 20. Kids Sushi fun Patriotic art This is fun for all ages. When you CES Media Center RC Cars and Drones! RC Wars will propriate learning and exploring ac- Week 2: School: It is almost time
SYT101 Learn how to make some kid project. Feel free come to the class you will be shown a Ryan Swanson, Founder of COR Ro- feature land and air races, obstacle tivities in literacy, math, science and to go back to school! This week we
Wed., May 11, 3:15–5:15 pm friendly 'sushi'. It's not really sushi to bring a paint few examples of some colors and how botics courses and more as students learn STEM! These hands-on classes will will do some hands-on activities to
$29 but fun, bite size, healthy snacks for shirt or wear a to hydro dip your hat. We will help offer take-home ready art projects learn about the fun things we do at
mechanical and electrical building
CES 2/3 Activity Room kids. We will make banana sushi, pb shirt you don’t you choose the colors you want, aid and will include plenty of movement school. We will take a tour around
mind staining as skills in an energetic and exciting en-
Jenn Thompson and Nicole Wienen & strawberry sushi and cucumber you in adding them to the water to and music fun! Each week will have our building and explore where we
sushi. Ages 7+. Limit 15. there is always a vironment. Limit 30.
get the desired color you want, and a different exciting theme. This class load the buses, where we play, play-
SYT105 chance of splat- then assist you with dipping your SYT121
Junior Golf tering. What a August 1-3; 1-4 pm is a great way to introduce preschool grounds, and more! A perfect time for
Learn how to play golf. Golfers are Thurs., June 30; 1:30-3:30 pm very own hydro-dipped hat. We will to your child and practice being at kids to see the school and learn about
$19 (includes all supplies) great project to then hang them up for a few minutes $99
encouraged to bring clubs each week. display at your CES Media Center school without a parent/guardian. what we do before they come back in
There will be some clubs for students CES 2/3 Activity Room and you will be able to take them
4th of July festiv- home. They will be a little damp but Ryan Swanson, Must be potty trained to attend. a few weeks!
to use. Includes lessons, range balls, ities! Ages 7+. Limit 15.
mini tournament and picnic on June Kids Yoga the paints will not rub off. Founder of COR Robotics
SYT114 SYT131 Week 1: Backyard Bug Bash: SYT129 (limit of 15)
30. Limit of 20 per group. Please in- This class is a modern form of yoga Tues., June 28; 1-3 pm Let’s get together and explore the
Thurs., June 23; 1:30-2:30 pm Drone Programming 3 year olds
dicate t-shirt size when registering. designed for children. It includes $5 registration fee ($20 due at class Intro to Esports creatures, BIG and small that creep, August 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11;
$5 registration fee ($25 due at class Grades 4-9
To receive messages via text with poses to increase strength, flexibility to cover supplies) Grades 3-8
to cover supplies) Students will learn to program crawl, buzz and fly around our back- 9:30-11:30 am
schedule changes, text @22jgolf to and coordination. Classes are in- CES 2/3 Activity Room Turn your passion for video games
CES 2/3 Activity Room and fly at the same time! Groups of yards! We will use some hands-on ac-
81010. Age groups are flexible to tended to be a fun way to breathe, into valuable life skills! We will intro-
Jarod & Wanda Olson-Red Barn 94 students will use drones that can be tivities to learn about the many bugs SYT130 (limit of 20)
help accommodate your child’s sched- move and relax with age-appropriate duce the world of Esports and teach
Mini Succulent Planter programmed to perform aerial ma- that live around us, as we read, sing, 4/5 year olds
ule. music and games. Please bring a students about the many opportuni-
Succulents are a hearty plant that Pillow Painting Class neuvers with entry level, block based and create all things BUGS! August 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11;
yoga mat. Limit 15. are practically indestructible. We coding. The fun and excitement of fly- ties available to them by getting in-
Mon.,Tues.,Thurs., June 13, 14, 16, During this class, you will be 12:30-2:30 pm
SYT109 will be chalk painting a pint size jar ing drones makes it easy to forget volved. Students will get to play
20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 30 shown how to place your pillow on Week 2: Plants & Gardening:
Ages 6-8 and distressing it, adding twine and the table, add your stencil to the pil- students will be learning valuable some of the most popular Esports
7-8 year olds Tues., June 7, 14, 21, 28; July 5, 12, Who doesn’t love some dirt? This $15
“planting” an assortment of succu- lowcase, and then shown how to 21st century programming skills in games, compete with and against
SYT106 19, 26; week we will be getting our hands CES Prowler Preschool
lents. Colors of the succulents will paint your pillow. This is a really fun the process. The camp will consist of each other in tournaments, and learn
8:00-8:45 am 1-1:45 pm vary from proj- a variety of fun challenges where stu- dirty and talking about different
class as you won’t be able to see how important lessons along the way.
ect to project. it turned out until you are finished. dents will put the programming kinds of plants we see in the sweet
9-10 year olds skills that they learn to the test. Par- Limit 30. summer time through hands-on ac-
SYT110 Ages 7+. Limit The paint dries very quickly and you
SYT107 15. ents are welcome to stop in at the end SYT122 tivities, books and songs!
Ages 9-12 will be able to take them home when
8:45-9:30 am SYT115 of each day to see what their child August 8-10; 9 am-12 pm
Tues., June 7, 14, 21, 28; July 5, 12, finished.
19, 26; Tues., July 19; SYT132 has learned. Limit 30. SYT123 Week 3: Bears: Hey everyone,
11-13 year olds 1-3 pm SYT119 August 8-10; 1-4 pm
SYT108 2-2:45 pm Tues., Aug. 9; 1:30-3 pm we’re going on a bear hunt! Grab your
$5 registration $5 registration fee ($30 due at class June 7-9; 1-4 pm cameras, binoculars and running
9:30-10:15 am fee ($20 due at $99 $99
$59 to cover supplies) shoes! We will be doing some explor-
CES Preschool D107 class to cover CES 2/3 Activity Room CES Media Center CES Media Center
$49 ing, creative playing, and singing to
Arnie Reilly supplies) Jarod & Wanda Olson-Red Barn 94 Ryan Swanson, Ryan Swanson,
Thief River Falls Golf Course CES 2/3 Activity Room Founder of COR Robotics learn about our furry friends that live
Tim Magnusson and Lauren Johnson MS, CPT, RYT 200 Founder of COR Robotics in the forest!
6 YOUTH & TEEN ENRICHMENT TRF Community Education Thief River Falls Community Education YOUTH & TEEN ENRICHMENT 7
Babysitting Training Franklin Middle School T-ball Cupcake Wars Kids Sign Making Class Eureka Engineering Wrestling-Beginners Class SYT127 (limit of 15)
In this class you will learn how to Introductory lessons on perform- Join us for a fun friendly baking During this class, a kit will be pro- Ages 6-8 3 year olds
Summer Strength Training Robotics Camp
provide care for children from infants ing the skills of: throwing, catching, competition where we make various vided with all the pieces to make your This course is designed for those June 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30;
on up. You will learn tips, tools and Program base running, batting, fielding and kinds of cupcakes and learn some very own 3D sign. You can choose be-
Grades 3-8
9:30-11:30 am
Grades 6, 7, & 8 Eureka introduces students to the who want to learn the sport of
skills in areas such as the following; the rules of the game. Children baking tips and tricks while we are at tween a sports themed kit or a wrestling and get a better idea of the
safety, first aid and emergency re- The Franklin Middle School should bring their own gloves and it. Ages 7+. Limit 12. Prowler themed kit. You will paint core skills of robotics and other SYT128 (limit of 20)
strength training, plyometric, agility, STEM areas through engaging, technique involved in it. The class
sponse; basic food prep safety and wear tennis shoes. Games will be SYT117 all your pieces and then glue them on 4/5 year olds
flexibility, and speed improvement hands-on learning opportunities. Stu- will be limited in numbers so more
skills; ages and stages of basic child scheduled. Parents will also be a Thurs., July 21; 1:30-3:30 pm your sign wherever you decide. We June 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30;
program is of most importance to our part of practicing with their child. $19 (includes all supplies) will then add a hanger for your sign dent groups will work with Lego one-on-one coaching will be provided.
development and age appropriate ac- 12:30-2:30 pm
tivities; infant care, handling and di- student athletes. We use the H.I.T. Please indicate t-shirt size when reg- CES 2/3 Activity Room and then you can take it home. Mindstorm kits, which include both This course is for first and second
apering; learning how to market (High Intensity Training) strength- istering. To receive messages via text SYT133 electrical and mechanical compo- year wrestlers and anyone wanting to
give wrestling a try. Limit 15. $20
yourself; babysitting do’s and don’t training program because we feel this with class updates, text @22sumtball Fall Mason Jar Luminary Mon., July 11; 1-2:30 pm nents. The small groups will be men-
SYT125 CES Prowler Preschool
and etiquette. Limit 15. program meets the needs of our stu- to 81010. Limit 40 each session. The colors of $5 registration fee ($30 due at class tored by experienced and passionate
SYT100 dent athletes. It’s total body program 4 year olds (must be 4 by June 1, fall will be to cover supplies) instructors. Parents are welcome to June 13, 20, July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1;
Tues. and Thurs., May 10, 12; that gives our student athletes a 2022) making an ap- CES 2/3 Activity Room 8-9 am Kiddie Kamp 2
watch their child’s robotic creations
3:30-5:30 pm chance to develop a better physical SYT111 p e a r a n c e Jarod & Wanda Olson-Red Barn 94 $49 Each session will include age-ap-
come to life in exciting and competi-
$49 and psychological body. The H.I.T. is Tues., June 14, 21, 28, July 5, 12, 19, shortly. Today DSC Gym propriate learning and exploring ac-
with make-up day July 26; tive challenges including drag racing,
FMS FACS #136 also called the S.E.E. (Safe Effective we will use Drone Photography tivities in literacy, math, science and
5:30-6:30 pm fighting robots and more!. Limit 30. STEM! These hands-on classes will
Jenn Thompson Efficient) and for good reason be- those colors to Grades 3-8 Wrestling-Advanced Class
cause it is Safe, Effective, and Effi- $69 Students will start off Drone Pho- SYT120 offer take-home ready art projects
create a fall lu- Ages 9-15
Annie Park minary out of a tography by learning how to fly an August 1-3; 9 am-12 pm
Safe at Home cient. Limit 20 per session.
This course is designed for those
and will include plenty of movement
Ages 5 & 6 only (must be 5 by jar. We will entry level photography drone. Once $99 and music fun! Each week will have
When to start leaving your child who want to learn new techniques
home by themselves is a big decision Tues., Wed., Thurs.: June 8, 9, 14, June 1, 2022) apply a vinyl they have mastered the basics, they CES Media Center a different exciting theme. This class
15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30; July SYT112 cut-out, chalk will be taught more advanced tech- Ryan Swanson, and refine their base knowledge of
to make. Safe at Home is designed to is a great way to introduce preschool
be a guide to not only helping your 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28 Tues., June 14, 21, 28, July 5, 12, 19, paint to a jar niques that will help them take Founder of COR Robotics the sport. It is more geared to those
with make-up day July 26; to your child and practice being at
child develop some of the skills SYT102 and give it some final embellish- higher quality photos and videos with who have 3 or more years of experi-
6:30-7:30 pm school without a parent/guardian.
needed to stay home alone, but to 8-9 am ments that will make it an adorable their drones. Photo and video editing RC Wars Robotics Camp ence.
$69 Must be potty trained to attend.
start a conversation between you and SYT103 centerpiece all the way through software tutorials will enable stu- SYT126
Annie Park dents to create awesome media con- Grades 3-8
your child. This class will help an- 9-10 am Thanksgiving. Ages 7+. Limit 15. June 13, 20, July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1;
SYT116 tent that they can download and keep In RC Wars, teams of students will Week 1: Farm Animals: Let’s talk
swer questions for you and your child SYT104 9-10:15 am
Frayed Flag Plaque Tues., Aug. 16; 1-3 pm after the camp. Students are encour- build their own remote control vehi- about farm animals and the different
in setting up your routine to be by 10-11 am $49
We will be $5 registration fee ($15 due at class aged to bring a flash drive to save cles to race and battle against other jobs they do! This week we will talk
yourself when your parents are not DSC Gym
home. It will also cover common using fabric to cover supplies) and share their creations! Limit 30. teams. Students will need to design about all things farm animals
$89 SYT118 their vehicles to not only be faster through hands-on learning, books,
household emergencies, using the scraps as well as CES 2/3 Activity Room
FMS Weight Room paint and a ham- June 7-9; 9 am-12 pm Kiddie Kamp 1 songs, and dances.
telephone, basic first aid and more. and stronger than other teams’ cre-
Please send a snack with your child. mer to create a Hydro-Dipping Your Hat $99 ations but also better than purchased Each session will include age-ap-
Limit 20. Kids Sushi fun Patriotic art This is fun for all ages. When you CES Media Center RC Cars and Drones! RC Wars will propriate learning and exploring ac- Week 2: School: It is almost time
SYT101 Learn how to make some kid project. Feel free come to the class you will be shown a Ryan Swanson, Founder of COR Ro- feature land and air races, obstacle tivities in literacy, math, science and to go back to school! This week we
Wed., May 11, 3:15–5:15 pm friendly 'sushi'. It's not really sushi to bring a paint few examples of some colors and how botics courses and more as students learn STEM! These hands-on classes will will do some hands-on activities to
$29 but fun, bite size, healthy snacks for shirt or wear a to hydro dip your hat. We will help offer take-home ready art projects learn about the fun things we do at
mechanical and electrical building
CES 2/3 Activity Room kids. We will make banana sushi, pb shirt you don’t you choose the colors you want, aid and will include plenty of movement school. We will take a tour around
mind staining as skills in an energetic and exciting en-
Jenn Thompson and Nicole Wienen & strawberry sushi and cucumber you in adding them to the water to and music fun! Each week will have our building and explore where we
sushi. Ages 7+. Limit 15. there is always a vironment. Limit 30.
get the desired color you want, and a different exciting theme. This class load the buses, where we play, play-
SYT105 chance of splat- then assist you with dipping your SYT121
Junior Golf tering. What a August 1-3; 1-4 pm is a great way to introduce preschool grounds, and more! A perfect time for
Learn how to play golf. Golfers are Thurs., June 30; 1:30-3:30 pm very own hydro-dipped hat. We will to your child and practice being at kids to see the school and learn about
$19 (includes all supplies) great project to then hang them up for a few minutes $99
encouraged to bring clubs each week. display at your CES Media Center school without a parent/guardian. what we do before they come back in
There will be some clubs for students CES 2/3 Activity Room and you will be able to take them
4th of July festiv- home. They will be a little damp but Ryan Swanson, Must be potty trained to attend. a few weeks!
to use. Includes lessons, range balls, ities! Ages 7+. Limit 15.
mini tournament and picnic on June Kids Yoga the paints will not rub off. Founder of COR Robotics
SYT114 SYT131 Week 1: Backyard Bug Bash: SYT129 (limit of 15)
30. Limit of 20 per group. Please in- This class is a modern form of yoga Tues., June 28; 1-3 pm Let’s get together and explore the
Thurs., June 23; 1:30-2:30 pm Drone Programming 3 year olds
dicate t-shirt size when registering. designed for children. It includes $5 registration fee ($20 due at class Intro to Esports creatures, BIG and small that creep, August 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11;
$5 registration fee ($25 due at class Grades 4-9
To receive messages via text with poses to increase strength, flexibility to cover supplies) Grades 3-8
to cover supplies) Students will learn to program crawl, buzz and fly around our back- 9:30-11:30 am
schedule changes, text @22jgolf to and coordination. Classes are in- CES 2/3 Activity Room Turn your passion for video games
CES 2/3 Activity Room and fly at the same time! Groups of yards! We will use some hands-on ac-
81010. Age groups are flexible to tended to be a fun way to breathe, into valuable life skills! We will intro-
Jarod & Wanda Olson-Red Barn 94 students will use drones that can be tivities to learn about the many bugs SYT130 (limit of 20)
help accommodate your child’s sched- move and relax with age-appropriate duce the world of Esports and teach
Mini Succulent Planter programmed to perform aerial ma- that live around us, as we read, sing, 4/5 year olds
ule. music and games. Please bring a students about the many opportuni-
Succulents are a hearty plant that Pillow Painting Class neuvers with entry level, block based and create all things BUGS! August 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11;
yoga mat. Limit 15. are practically indestructible. We coding. The fun and excitement of fly- ties available to them by getting in-
Mon.,Tues.,Thurs., June 13, 14, 16, During this class, you will be 12:30-2:30 pm
SYT109 will be chalk painting a pint size jar ing drones makes it easy to forget volved. Students will get to play
20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 30 shown how to place your pillow on Week 2: Plants & Gardening:
Ages 6-8 and distressing it, adding twine and the table, add your stencil to the pil- students will be learning valuable some of the most popular Esports
7-8 year olds Tues., June 7, 14, 21, 28; July 5, 12, Who doesn’t love some dirt? This $15
“planting” an assortment of succu- lowcase, and then shown how to 21st century programming skills in games, compete with and against
SYT106 19, 26; week we will be getting our hands CES Prowler Preschool
lents. Colors of the succulents will paint your pillow. This is a really fun the process. The camp will consist of each other in tournaments, and learn
8:00-8:45 am 1-1:45 pm vary from proj- a variety of fun challenges where stu- dirty and talking about different
class as you won’t be able to see how important lessons along the way.
ect to project. it turned out until you are finished. dents will put the programming kinds of plants we see in the sweet
9-10 year olds skills that they learn to the test. Par- Limit 30. summer time through hands-on ac-
SYT110 Ages 7+. Limit The paint dries very quickly and you
SYT107 15. ents are welcome to stop in at the end SYT122 tivities, books and songs!
Ages 9-12 will be able to take them home when
8:45-9:30 am SYT115 of each day to see what their child August 8-10; 9 am-12 pm
Tues., June 7, 14, 21, 28; July 5, 12, finished.
19, 26; Tues., July 19; SYT132 has learned. Limit 30. SYT123 Week 3: Bears: Hey everyone,
11-13 year olds 1-3 pm SYT119 August 8-10; 1-4 pm
SYT108 2-2:45 pm Tues., Aug. 9; 1:30-3 pm we’re going on a bear hunt! Grab your
$5 registration $5 registration fee ($30 due at class June 7-9; 1-4 pm cameras, binoculars and running
9:30-10:15 am fee ($20 due at $99 $99
$59 to cover supplies) shoes! We will be doing some explor-
CES Preschool D107 class to cover CES 2/3 Activity Room CES Media Center CES Media Center
$49 ing, creative playing, and singing to
Arnie Reilly supplies) Jarod & Wanda Olson-Red Barn 94 Ryan Swanson, Ryan Swanson,
Thief River Falls Golf Course CES 2/3 Activity Room Founder of COR Robotics learn about our furry friends that live
Tim Magnusson and Lauren Johnson MS, CPT, RYT 200 Founder of COR Robotics in the forest!
8 YOUTH & TEEN ENRICHMENT / AQUATICS TRF Community Education Thief River Falls Community Education GENERAL INTEREST 5
Art Academy
a relaxing morning of a blast from
the past: basket weaving! Swimming Lessons Jay Grammond's
SYT153
Mon., June 27; 10 am-12 pm History/Travel/Photography Classes
Let's Sculpt a Pinch Pot! $19 We offer American Red Cross Swim
Grades 4-6 FMS #119 These classes are offered via Zoom . Information on how to access the class
Lessons: will be emailed to you prior to class.
Students will learn sculpting tech- Amy Purcell Each course involves water safety instruction.
niques to create their own pinch pot Instructor Bio: Jay is a Professional Photographer from Minnesota. He has
Our teachers evaluate their classes the first 2 been published in several Newspapers and magazines. He is also an Amateur
from air dry clay. We will meet again Let's Make a Fairy Garden days of lessons to be sure that swimmers are
2 days later to paint them, and to add Historian, focusing on WWII; the U.S. - Dakota War of 1862; and The Plains
Grades 3-5 placed in the appropriate levels. They may move Wars. He also loves all things Americana. Jay was an Award Winning
an air plant! Students will create a magical swimmers to other classes as necessary.
SYT150 Community Educator in the Lifelong Learning industry for nearly 20 years,
place for fairies to visit! This is a summary of the skills to be mastered at before becoming a Full Time Professional Photographer in 2020.
Mon. & Wed., June 13 & 15; Students will design, paint, and each level.
1-2:30 pm plant, while using their creativity to
$29 bring their fairy garden to life.
FMS #119 Swimming Level Descriptions
Amy Purcell
SYT152
Level: Preschool: Skills are performed independently Building Your Vision: A Road Trip Around
Mon., June 13; 3-5 pm
Our Preschool course is the Red Cross level 3 for preschoolers and will Taking Your Minnesota: Lakes &
$29
be taught with swimmers standing on a submerged platform in the Photography From Waterfalls
Kick of Creativity FMS #119 Good To Great! Raise your hand if you are ready to
Grades 5-7 Amy Purcell pool. They will begin to bob, open eyes underwater, float on front and
back and use arm and leg motions together. These skills are done in- Are you a Photographer that take a day or weekend Road Trip
Let's spend some time outdoors wants to take your images to the next around the State this Summer! We
while we kick our creativity into dependently. The class is recommended for 3 or 4 year olds. Parents
Sketch and Paint are encouraged to observe. level; or maybe someone that is just could almost feel the breeze from all
gear! Students will use their senses Grades 4-6 getting started in photography? Do the hands shooting up! Join
to help explore their creativity while Level 1: Beginner: Introduction to water skills
Drawing a blank? Not in this This class is an introduction to swimming. Swimmers will learn to bob, you want to be a photographer that Professional Photographer, Jay
we do some poetry and art mixed to- class! Students will be encouraged to TAKES snapshots; or one that Grammond as he takes you on a
gether! open eyes underwater, glide on their front and back, back float, and
use their imaginations while we begin to use alternating arm movements. It is recommended that swim- CREATES Images? You’ll leave this Virtual Road Trip around the state to
SYT151 sketch fun and zany ideas! We will class with ideas and concepts that learn about some of Minnesota’s
Wed., June 15; 3-5 pm mers be at least 5 years old. The class is held in the shallow end of our
also use watercolor or colored pencil pool, which is 3 1⁄2 feet deep. you can put into practice right away. largest in-land lakes; and fantastic
$19 to complete our works of art! Our We will cover some compositional Waterfalls - which were so vitally
FMS #119 Level 2: Beginner: Fundamental Aquatic Skills
goal is to have amazing submissions In this level, swimmers will master holding their breath underwater, basics that will surely improve your important to travel and trade in
Amy Purcell ready for the county fair! continue bobbing and opening eyes underwater, learn front, jellyfish, images if you are not using them; and bygone days. In today’s world, these
SYT154 tuck and back floats, tread water, begin rotary breathing, and move at we will discuss concepts of building same waterways are vital to the
Basket Weaving Mon. & Wed., June 27 & 29; 1-3 pm least 5 body lengths. your Photographic Vision to take State and local community
Grades 4-5 $29 Level 3: Intermediate: Stroke development your images from good to great! economies; as well as to the citizens
We won't be under water but we FMS #119 Swimmers who pass level 3 will be able to jump into water over their SGE111 as a form of recreation and
will be weaving baskets! Join in for Amy Purcell heads, as well as enter the water head first from seated and kneeling Wed., June 15, 10-11 am relaxation. After participating in this
positions. They will bob, and use the survival float for 30 seconds. They SGE112 class, you should come away with the
learn rotary breathing and float on both front and back for 1 minute. Mon., June 20, 6:30-7:30 pm seeds of your own road trip ideas
They must also swim the elementary backstroke and front crawl for 15 planted for a fantastic summer road
yards. They learn the flutter, scissors, breaststroke and dolphin kicks. $20 trip.
Level 4: Intermediate: Stroke improvement On-line via Zoom SGE114
Skills at this level include diving, swimming underwater, treading Mon., June 13, 10-11 am
water and survival swimming for at least 1 minute. To pass this level, Barnstorming: A Tour SGE115
swimmers must also swim the front crawl and elementary backstroke of Minnesota Barns & Wed., June 22, 6:30-7:30 pm
(25 yards), as well as the breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and side Barn Quilts
stroke (15 yards). Minnesota is filled with countless $20
Level 5: Advanced: Stroke refinement numbers of Barns, most from a On-line via Zoom
Level 5 mastery includes shallow angle dives, tuck surface dives and bygone era. However, there are still a
pike surface dives as well as treading water (5 minutes), treading water bunch in operation as well. An American Love
using only legs, and sculling. To pass this course, a swimmer must Professional Photographer and Affair: Cars of the
swim the front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards (2 pool Amateur Historian, Jay Grammond 1950’s
lengths) and the breaststroke, butterfly, back crawl and sidestroke for has travelled the state capturing What is your favorite Classic Car?
25 yards. They will perform front and back flip turns. images of barns of all shapes, sizes, Our instructor’s favorite is the 1957
Level 6: Advanced: Advanced Options and conditions. There is just Chevy Belair! Growing up watching
Summer Arts Safari Up Stages: Ages 7-14 Advanced swimmers can dive into the pool and retrieve an object on
Campers will learn about perform- something about a barn! There are “Happy Days”, and having parents
the bottom of the pool (8 feet deep). They will swim the front crawl and some areas of the State where the take him and his siblings to car
ance techniques and the magic of mu- elementary backstroke 100 yards and the breaststroke, back crawl, but-
Beginning Stages: Grades 1-3 barns are adorned with something shows started a lifelong love affair
sical theater! Along with rehearsal, terfly and sidestroke 50 yards, including swimming 500 yards contin-
This exciting camp allows children called a Barn Quilt. Barn Quilts are with cars and trucks, especially from
campers will experience production uously using any 3 strokes of their choice. They use open turns as well
to explore the performing arts pieces of art on the side of a barn, the 1950’s. World War II was over,
workshops and opportunities for as front and back flips.
through music, movement, and cre- shed, or house that usually tell some manufacturing went back to normal;
voice instruction. Matilda Jr. will be Parent/Child
ative dramatics. Campers showcase sort of story. These places are all and the economy was starting to
performed this year! We will tailor the class based on the age of the students registered and
what they've learned at their end-of-
the-week performance.
SYT141
July 18-22; 10 am-3 pm
will assign staff based on registration. The class will be at the same
visible from the roadways, so once
you know about them, you can go
blossom. Highways were becoming a
thing that allowed people to travel FOR MORE
SYT140 time but could be split based on skill/comfort level of the group
July 18-22; 10 am-3 pm
$79 (Bring a sack lunch or enjoy a
free meal from the summer meal pro-
● Group A: 4-12 months of age, able to hold their head up, and par-
check them out!
SGE113
the country; and vehicle production
really took an amazing turn in the INFORMATION
$79 (Bring a sack lunch or enjoy a ticipate with a parent or caregiver. Babies and their caregivers work
Wed., June 22, 10-11 am 1950’s. We’ll take a look at the details
free meal from the summer meal pro-
gram)
LHS Auditorium
on getting wet, buoyancy and movement, front, back and vertical posi-
$20 that made these cars so special. CONTACT
gram) tion in the water, and shallow water entries and exits. Red Cross pre-
On-line via Zoom SGE116
LHS Auditorium
Please register according to age.
school level 1
Mon., June 13, 6:30-7:30 pm 218-681-8711
● Group B: 12-24 months of age, participating with a parent or care-
$20
To receive messages via text with
class updates, text @22sumart to
giver. Babies and their caregivers work on rhythmic breathing, moving
On-line via Zoom x5243
forward and backward, front and back float with recovery, and shallow
81010. water entries and exits. Red Cross preschool level 2.
Performance is at 7:00 pm July 22
Thief River Falls Community Education AQUATICS 9
Swimming Lessons and whistle. We are taking
Swimming Lessons-$60; Preschool-Level 2, limit 8; Level 3-6, limit 10 registrations now for those that are
Latchkey and Discovery Place registration is until May 27 only!!! interested in these classes and we
will schedule a class once we have a
SESSION 1 SESSION 3 Youth Aqua Fitness date and time. We will call you when
June 6-10, 13-17 July 11-15, 18-22 This summer aquatic fitness a date is determined.
program emphasizes skill SAQ300
MORNING SESSION MORNING SESSION development for youth with a focus Lifeguard Certification Class
on competitive swimming. Sessions $250
SAQ101, SAQ102, SAQ103, SAQ104 SAQ139, SAQ140, SAQ141, SAQ142 are designed around teaching the
Discovery Place Levels 1,2,3,4 four competitive swim strokes (free, SAQ301
Levels 1,2,3,4 9:00-9:45 am back, breast, fly), racing starts, and Lifeguard Recertification Class
9:00-9:45 am turns. Those interested in refining $125
SAQ143, SAQ144, SAQ145, SAQ146 skills or wanting to keep conditioned
SAQ105, SAQ106, SAQ107, SAQ108 Levels Preschool,1,2,3 for athletics should sign up. This
Lap Swimming
Mon., Wed., Fri.; 6-7:30 am
Levels Preschool,1,2,3 10:00-10:45 am program offers high-impact training
Mon.-Thur.; 6-7 pm
10:00-10:45 am to maintain off-season fitness for
Adults $5 and children $4 or a
SAQ147, SAQ148, SAQ149, SAQ150 advanced swimmers. Skills testing
Franklin Pool Pass
SAQ109, SAQ110, SAQ111, SAQ112 Levels Preschool,2,3,5/6 for Red Cross levels 5/6 will be
Levels Preschool,2,3,5/6 11:00-11:45 am offered during the first 2 weeks of the
Open Swimming
11:00-11:45 am Novice program. Prerequisite:
Mon.-Thurs., 1-4 pm and 7-9 pm
AFTERNOON SESSION Participants should be able to swim
Fri., Sat., Sun.; 1-4 pm and 6-8 pm
AFTERNOON SESSION the length of the pool without
Adults $5 and children $4 or a
SAQ151 assistance or have passed Red Cross
Franklin Pool Pass
SAQ166 Level 5/6 level 4.
Level 5/6 3:30-4:15 pm Pool Rentals
3:30-4:15 pm SAQ200 Schedule rentals with the pool
EVENING SESSION NOVICE-Grades K-5 manager by calling 681-8065.
EVENING SESSION Mon.-Thurs., June 6-June 30 & July Sat. and Sun.; 10 am–1 pm or 4–6 pm
SAQ152, SAQ153, SAQ154 11-July 28; 3:30-4:30 pm (or during the week when not in use)
SAQ113, SAQ114, SAQ115 Levels 1,2,3 $100 $75 per hour
Levels 1,2,3 4:30-5:15 pm
4:30-5:15 pm SAQ201
SAQ155, SAQ156, SAQ157, SAQ181 ADVANCED-Grades 6-12 Pool Passes
SAQ116, SAQ117, SAQ118, SAQ119 Levels Parent/Child A & B, Mon.-Thurs., June 6-June 30 & July Family passes
Levels Parent/Child A & B, Preschool,5/6 11-July 28; 7:30-9 am 12 month - $320.00
Preschool,5/6 5:15-6 pm $125 9 month - $250.00
5:15-6 pm Summer pass (Memorial day to
SESSION 4 FMS Pool Labor Day) - $175.00
SESSION 2 July 25-29, August 1-5 Individual passes
June 20-24, June 27-July 1 Lifeguard Classes
Participants must be 15 years of 12 month - $210.00
MORNING SESSION 9 month - $250.00
MORNING SESSION age by the end of the course. Please
bring proof of age on the first day of Summer pass (Memorial day to
SAQ158, SAQ159, SAQ160, SAQ161 Labor Day) - $100.00
SAQ120, SAQ121, SAQ122, SAQ123 Levels 1,2,3,4 class. Upon successful course
Latchkey 9:00-9:45 am completion you will receive Punch Cards
Levels 1,2,3,4 certification cards for Lifeguarding, Adult card-six punches - $25.00
9:00-9:45 am SAQ162, SAQ163, SAQ164, SAQ165 First Aid and CPR. Bring a swimsuit Child card-six punches - $20.00
Levels Preschool,1,2,3
SAQ124, SAQ125, SAQ126, S127 10:00-10:45 am
Latchkey (only levels 1,2,3)
Preschool SAQ167, SAQ168, SAQ169, SAQ170
10:00-10:45 am Levels Preschool,2,3,5/6
11:00-11:45 am
SAQ128, SAQ129, SAQ130, SAQ131
Levels Preschool,2,3,5/6 AFTERNOON SESSION
11:00-11:45 am
SAQ171
AFTERNOON SESSION Level 5/6
3:30-4:15 pm Little Brother Little Sister of Pennington County is inviting
SAQ132
Level 5/6 you to join our program. The youth of our community can
EVENING SESSION
3:30-4:15 pm strongly benefit from learning what you have to share.
SAQ172, SAQ173, SAQ174 Mentoring only takes a minimum of 4 hours a month and can
EVENING SESSION Levels 1, 2, 3 take place in a variety of settings. We believe even the
4:30-5:15 pm
SAQ133 SAQ134, SAQ135 slightest positive influence has the potential to change a
Levels 1,2,3 SAQ175, SAQ176, SAQ177, SAQ182 child’s life.
4:30-5:15 pm Levels Parent/Child A & B, If you have questions, please call
Preschool, 5/6 Ginger Alby at 218-791-5354,
SAQ136, SAQ137, SAQ138, SAQ180 5:15-6 pm
Levels Parent/Child A & B, check out our website www.trfcommunityed.com
Preschool,5/6 or you can e-mailL lbls.pennington@gmail.com
5:15-6 pm
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