120207 - Badminton: Juniors

The Maugus Junior Badminton Team has been running in Wellesley for more than fifteen years and we are excited for your kids to join our training. Come learn badminton skills for all levels, improve coordination, play fun games, and be in a great environment with other kids. Run by two USA Badminton high performance certified coaches, the Maugus Junior Program coaches kids from the most beginner level to the highest level of national and international competition. We are experienced in providing strong skills training along with a fun and enjoyable experience for all ages. Our mission is to teach kids not just how to play badminton but how be team players and grow as individuals.

121424 - Drawing and Painting

In this class students will produce timeless work that will be cherished for years. These large 16” x 22” pieces of art painted on archival paper are sure to find a home on your walls! Young students use professional tools and non-toxic acrylic paints. Students gain an appreciation for different artists while learning various techniques through step-by-step visual demonstrations. The sunny Art Studio at the Warren Building provides a perfect creative oasis! All supplies included. More information on D'Ann can be found at her website at dannhansen.com

121800 - Karate

Join 4 Time World Champion and 10th Degree Grand Master Steve Nugent and his staff in this Traditional Karate program that teaches Focus, Discipline,Patience, Sportsmanship and Fun! In addition to the Karate, the classes stress Academic achievement, Honesty, Proper nutrition and stranger awareness. A free uniform is included for all new students. Join us as we celebrate 18 years in Wellesley!

123201 - Learn to Skate: YOUTH

For ages 3 -16 with little or no formal skating instruction, our group classes teach skating basics in a fun and comfortable environment. Classes include 20-25 minutes of group instruction and up to 5 minutes of free time to encourage exploration and practice. Skaters will be grouped by age and/or ability as needed. An ISI (Ice Skating Industry) membership is included - a $15 value

PREREQUISITES: Skaters must be at least 3 years old and potty-trained. A helmet, such as a bike helmet or HECC helmet is required.

123205 - Learn to Skate: TEEN/ADULT

Ages 16 and older are invited to learn to skate or enhance skating skills in a fun and comfortable learning environment. Classes include group instruction and free time and encourage skaters to learn at their own pace. Skaters will be grouped by age and/or ability as needed.

PREREQUISITES: Skaters must be 16 years old. A helmet, such as a bike helmet or HECC helmet is required.

ENJOY YOUR SKATING EXPERIENCE!• Please arrive 15-20 minutes prior to the class start time• A helmet, such as a bike helmet or HECC helmet is required• Warm, comfortable layers that allow for movement, long sleeves & pants, gloves or mittens are recommended; little ones should wear waterproof items• Rental skates are available on a first-come, first-served basis and included in the class fee• You are welcome to bring your own skates although double blade skates are not permitted• Special Events will occur towards the end of a season and may be scheduled on a different day or time than the original class; free gifts will be distributed after the midpoint of a season. An ISI (Ice Skating Industry) membership is included - a $15 value

135300 - Archery

Join the program that has everyone raving about one of the world’s most exciting sports: recurve archery. Patience, focus and discipline are the only things needed to find success and achieve consistent shot groups. Our unique lesson plans engage students in unique challenges each class while balancing out individualized attention and feedback. Enrolled students are eligible for the On the Mark Archery Tournament for all students this February. Classes led by two certified USA Archery and National Field Archery Association (NFAA) instructors. All equipment provided.

140288 - Ski Lift Tickets

Get discounted direct to lift tickets for Attitash Mountain Resort or Wildcat Mountain! You pay the same price for midweek or weekends. Great opportunity to take the whole family skiing while saving some money! All vouchers must be picked up at the Recreation office M-F, between 9 am - 4 pm. Vouchers will NOT be mailed.

140299 - Drop-In Pickleball

Pickleball is the fasted growing sport on two feet here in New England! Its a fast-paced game that people of all ages and ability levels can enjoy.

MONDAY: You must reserve your spot on the court for this day. Monday is open to all ages and both Residents and Non-Residents.
12pm-1pm - Beginners
1pm-2pm - Intermediate
2pm-3pm - Advanced
*Reservations are made by calling or visiting the Recreation Office*

6 people will be allowed per week, per time slot. The winning pair of each match will stay on the court and the other pair with switch out with the pair on the bench. $5 for Wellesley Residents and $10 for Non-Residents.

THURSDAYS: Drop-in only. This day is for Wellesley Residents only who are 55+ in age. There will be instruction provided on a variety of dates and free play for everyone to understand and learn the game better. $1 per person.

141455 - Acrylic Painting for Adults

Come and give your creative mind some time to play! By using right brain drawing strategies and step-by-step visual demonstrations, students will successfully draw and paint pieces inspired by modern masters and contemporary painters. Students use the finest grade acrylics on archival paper. These paints are a joy to use with a thick and buttery consistency and a very forgiving nature! All levels of experience are welcome, including those who have never picked up a paint brush. All classes held in the sunny art studio in the Warren Building. Price includes supplies. More information on D'Ann can be found at her website at dannhansen.com

211300 - Preschool Vacation

Enjoy a special time participating in water fun, crafts, nature walks, sports, cooking, creative arts, indoor and outdoor play. Snacks will be provided but please bring a lunch. All children must be toilet trained. Please put sunscreen on your children before they arrive. On warm weather days please pack a bathing suit and towel.

215700 - Puddlestompers

Explore the wonders of nature this spring with your young naturalist! Learn how flowers grow and dig for worms and other creatures under the soil. Investigate birds building their new nests and hop with frogs to vernal pools! Discover the amazing open spaces Wellesley has to offer. Weekly classes include hands-on nature exploration, active movement and play, snack and a story. Younger siblings, up to age 10 months and in a backpack, are welcome. Exceptions to age groupings may be granted by PUDDLESTOMPERS to allow siblings to take class together.

215701 - Puddlestompers April Vacation

Let us lead your children in discovering the beauty and wonder of new life in the spring during PUDDLESTOMPERS April vacation week drop-off program! Learn how plants grow and look for rainbows after April showers. Search for signs of animals and their food sources. Investigate birds building their new nests and discover worms and other exciting life in the soil. We?ll explore a different topic each day through hands-on exploration, active movement and play, crafts, stories, and songs. Activity will be based at the Warren Recreation Center, with outdoor exploration along the adjacent nature trail. A snack will be provided each day, as well as a take-home craft and handout with additional activities and information to extend learning and nature discovery into your home. New!! Extended time, stay for lunch! (Please send your child with a nut-free bagged lunch and beverage.)

220204 - Dynamic Running - KIDS

This class will help your child reach new levels in his/ her athletic abilities. Your child will not only be faster and stronger, but he/she will be empowered and confident with his new awareness of pacing, sprinting and stamina. Kathy Fleming , the former Boston College track and field coach, Olympic Trials finalist in the 1500m and a member of the world record Distance Medley Relay team who held the record for 27 years, will share her knowledge about the key ways to build speed and endurance in young athletes. The class will also introduce some of the other track and field events like the hurdles, shot put, javelin and the long jump. The class also teaches proper hydration, stretching and drills. We end each session with a fun relay event. This class will be a fun introduction to the sport of track and field and he/ she will have fun and become a better athlete overall.

220299 - Badminton: Juniors

The Maugus Junior Badminton Team has been running in Wellesley for more than fifteen years and we are excited for your kids to join our training. Come learn badminton skills for all levels, improve coordination, play fun games, and be in a great environment with other kids. Run by two USA Badminton high performance certified coaches, the Maugus Junior Program coaches kids from the most beginner level to the highest level of national and international competition. We are experienced in providing strong skills training along with a fun and enjoyable experience for all ages. Our mission is to teach kids not just how to play badminton but how be team players and grow as individuals.

220601 - Terriers April Vacation

A Wellesley favorite since 1991, Terriers is a unique and rewarding experience. Kids enjoy a daily blend of FREE PLAY & TEAM SPORTS, with a focus on INCLUSIVE FUN! Teams play baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer and flag football games – Terriers style – with ARENA TUNES, ANNOUNCERS, ACTION and ENERGY! Open gym and playground periods let kids have fun playing wall ball, shooting baskets, playing catch, trading sports cards, or just hanging out with friends. Participants style with Terriers Hats, and enjoy competing for coveted Terriers Buckets. Awards are presented daily for Effort, Improvement and Sportsmanship.

Participants bring their own lunch.

221289 - Premier Hoops

Have fun and learn the game of basketball in this incredible 9-week program. Every Monday our professional and D1 trainers will teach all players fun and unique fundamentals of ball-handling, passing, shooting, footwork, and more. This program will improve their confidence and skill set for scrimmage games at the end of each session. This program is also geared to help improve player IQ and in-game performance in other leagues they play in!

221404 - Pottery & Wheel Throwing

In this class kids will learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing while having fun and sharpening their motor skills. All projects will be kiln fired. All materials included.

221407 - Budding Artist & a Buddy

Each child and their buddy will both enjoy Creative Fun together! Perceptual, and social skills are enhanced while each child engages in unique “hands-on” and “hands-in” experiences through unique and age appropriate activities! Budding Artists will create individual masterpieces that expand thinking and learning skills. They will explore a wide array of inspiring materials. Bring a bag to carry home art work. Find out more about Beth Meditz M.Ed at www.event-full.net

221417 - Drawing and Painting Modern Masterpeices

In this class students will produce timeless work that will be cherished for years. These large 16" x 20" pieces of art painted on archival paper are sure to find a home on your walls! Young students use professional tools and non-toxic acrylic paints. Students gain an appreciation for different artists while learning various techniques through step-by-step visual demonstrations. The sunny Art Studio at the Rec. Center provides a perfect creative oasis! All supplies included. Class size limited to 8 students. www.dannhansen.com

221427 - Pottery April Vacation

In this four day course kids will learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing while working on suggested projects as well as projects of their own choosing. All work will be kiln fired and must be picked up the following week. Please bring a snack. Price includes materials fee.

221432 - Awesome Art

Get "unplugged" with "hands-on" and "hands-in" ART activities. Sometimes messy, sometimes not, but always fun and creative! At each class, artists will be presented with a starter base and develop their own vision of their creations by choosing from a wide array of inspiring and unusual materials. Abstract and realistic works and created." Find out more about Beth Meditz, M.Ed at www.-event-full.net

221800 - Karate

This program provides introductory karate skills, teaches proper stances, breathing, stretching, self-discipline, coordination and practical self-defense. Uniform and belt included.

221806 - SAMBO Kids: Self Defense

"SAMBO"- Russian acronym for "Self Defense without Weapons". This SYSTEM incorporates the most effective survival techniques from Judo, Jiu-jitsu, Karate, Aikido, Kung Fu, Krav Maga and others. Boys and girls will be presented with practical self defense applications for a variety of situations. This unique style of Martial Arts will boost their confidence, discipline, health and fitness along with self-esteem. In a safe and friendly atmosphere participants will enhance their ability to cooperate, focus and follow directions. Under the supervision of experienced certified instructors, children will be taught skills to protect themselves against bullying, kidnapping, molestation, random attackers and enable them to be safe in dangerous real world situation. Note: For more information regarding the program details please visit www.combatsambo.com or call 617-413-0660

221902 - Skyhawks SNAG Golf

One of our most popular programs, Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence of young athletes through proper technique and refining the essential skills of the game. As we know, golf is a challenging and lifelong sport, so young athletes need proper focus on the fundamentals of form, swinging, putting and body positioning. To assist in this training, Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system which uses modified equipment to its curriculum developed by PGA professionals, SNAG is specifically designed for the entry-level player; SNAG simplifies instruction so that young players can make an easy & effective transition onto the golf course. No need to bring your own clubs, all equipment is provided. For safety reasons we keep the instructor to camper ratio for this program very low, resulting in limited availability. As a result these programs fill up quickly. Participants should wear loose fitting cloths, sneakers, and bring a water bottle.

222155 - Lacrosse YOUTH

Learn2Lax is an opportunity for players new to the sport of lacrosse, ages 4-7, to try the sport in a fun, supportive, confidence-building environment. No equipment is necessary and sticks will be provided each week. Players just need to come ready to have a blast learning how to play the great sport of lacrosse! Our specially designed curriculum uses positive reinforcement and will introduce players to the fundamentals skills such as catching, throwing, ground balls and fun, dynamic games. We have a low child-to-coach ratio to make sure each child gets the proper attention while having endless fun. Run by PrimeTime Lacrosse

222304 - April Vac Mini Musical Theater

An introduction to the wonderful world of musical theater! Children will
sing, dance and act to bring a story to life. Time at each class will be spent
learning songs, dances and dialogue working toward an informal performance
at the end of the last class (on Thursday— Family and friends are invited). The
children will be assigned equitable, appropriate roles to play based on their
age (5 - 10 years old). The children will also help to gather and / or make simple
costumes and props for the performance. to this performance! Please have your
child dress comfortably each day, with lightweight shoes, and bring a light lunch
and water bottle to each class.

222500 - ASP - SPRAGUE

This course is designed for students who already has some knowledge of chess. Our goal is to improve every child's cognitive development and critical thinking skills.

222502 - ASP - BATES

In addition to providing a creative outlet for kids who wish to explore the world of theatre and get an introduction to acting, this session of Drama Club will include rehearsing for and showcasing a selection of monologues and scenes for an audience during the last class. From theatrical terminology to character development, Drama Club will teach your child the basics of acting through improv, theatre games and scene work. Over the course of 8 sessions, they will develop self-confidence on stage and learn how to trust and rely on one another as part of an ensemble – all while having a blast and making new connections with fellow classmates! Attendance at all classes is encouraged in order to have a successful performance. The final showcase will take place during the last class so attendance will be mandatory that day.

222503 - ASP - HARDY

Children will be given equitable roles in a short play that will be performed on the last day of the session. They will be introduced to some basics of theater and acting and will have costumes and props to help bring their characters and story to life. If time permits, we will include some music.

222510 - ASP - UPHAM

Children will be given equitable roles in a short play that will be performed on the last day of the session. They will be introduced to some basics of theater and acting and will have costumes and props to help bring their characters and story to life. If time permits, we will include some music.

222900 - James Bede Soccer Fundamentals

Fun Soccer is an excellent way to expose your young player to the game of soccer. The program is an introduction of soccer through fun games. We use lots of soccer balls to ensure no player feels left out. Our goal is to foster enthusiasm and love for movement and soccer. Your young player will develop a sense of what it means to be part of a team through positive interactions with coach and players while having fun and learning.

Wear shin guards and sneakers/cleats. Remember to bring water.

In case of inclement weather practice in the gym

222906 - Super Soccer Stars

At Super Soccer Stars, it is our goal to teach soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Our philosophy is to use soccer to nurture, to build self-confidence, and to develop teamwork in every class. Our specially designed curricula use positive reinforcement
and a low child-to-coach ratio to ensure that each child improves at his or her own rate while having endless fun.

222955 - James Bede Soccer League

NEW! This program has three levels which will give your young player ample time to grow accustomed to more formal training.

Jr Academy I: This level will introduce the concept of skills and drills. We will do a brief drill where the players are introduced to basic skills; dribbling, passing, shooting. Once the drill is completed we give the players ample time to apply it in the game at the end of the practice.

222964 - Super Soccer Kick Play

Kick & Play is a parent-child pre-soccer and movement program specifically designed for toddlers between 12 and 24 months. Our experienced instructors along with our puppet friends, Mimi & Pepe, take you and your little one through a world of exciting physical activity. Individual attention, positive reinforcement, and engaging original music help to develop pre-soccer skills that will have your toddler learning to balance, run, kick and play – all while having a blast!

222999 - James Bede Girl Empowerm

We are excited to offer this girls ONLY class. We will be working on the fundamental skills of soccer as well as game intelligence. Do not miss this great opportunity to progress your game to the next level! It will be intense but FUN.

223156 - Knuckle Bones T-Ball

Knucklebones’ Micro T-ball engages participants in learning to play like the big leaguers. Each class brings a steady progression of skills and game play; starting with tees, we’ll progress to underhand pitching, practice fielding, understanding rules, batting technique & base running. Children will gain the essence of the game and have fun!
The last day will be the most fun as the children will take on the parents/guardians in a game for bragging rights! Comfortable clothing and sneakers are required.

223157 - Knucklebones Gymnastics

Knuckle Bones' Gymnastics curriculum focuses on fundamental language, movement, flexibility and skills of gymnastic levels 1-4. Children will acquire and develop the proper progression of skills through various apparatus including: beam and balancing stones, mini-high bar, mat shapes, spring board, mini trampolines, and numerous other components emphasizing gross motor and skill development. KB prides itself on consistently engaging children through a designed circuit of gymnastics activities.

223201 - Learn to Skate: YOUTH

Learn to Skate: YOUTH
(Ages 3 - 16)
Instructor: FMC Ice Staff
For ages 3 -16 with little or no formal skating instruction, our group classes teach skating basics in a fun and comfortable environment. Classes include 25 minutes of group instruction. Skaters will be grouped by age and/or ability as needed. An ISI (Ice Skating Industry) membership is included - a $15 value. PREREQUISITES: Skaters must be at least 3 years old and potty-trained. A helmet, such as a bike helmet or HECC helmet is required.
Location: William L. Chase Arena Min: 3/Max: 20

ENJOY YOUR SKATING EXPERIENCE! Please arrive 15-20 minutes prior to the class start time. A helmet, such as a bike helmet or HECC helmet is required. Warm, comfortable layers that allow for movement, long sleeves & pants, gloves or mittens are recommended; little ones should wear waterproof items. Rental skates are available on a first-come, first-served basis and included in the class fee. You are welcome to bring your own skates although double blade skates are not permitted. Special Events will occur towards the end of a season and may be scheduled on a different day or time than the original class. An ISI (Ice Skating Industry) membership is included - a $15 value

223205 - Learn to Skate: TEEN/ADULT

Learn to Skate: TEEN/ADULT
(Ages 13+)
Instructor: FMC Ice Staff
Ages 16 and older are invited to learn to skate or enhance skating skills in a fun and comfortable learning environment. Classes include group instruction which encourages skaters to learn at their own pace. Skaters will be grouped by age and/or ability as needed. PREREQUISITES: Skaters must be 16 years old. A helmet, such as a bike helmet or HECC helmet is required.
Location: William L. Chase Arena Min: 3/Max: 20

ENJOY YOUR SKATING EXPERIENCE! Please arrive 15-20 minutes prior to the class start time. A helmet, such as a bike helmet or HECC helmet is required. Warm, comfortable layers that allow for movement, long sleeves & pants, gloves or mittens are recommended. Rental skates are available on a first-come, first-served basis and included in the class fee. You are welcome to bring your own skates although double blade skates are not permitted. Special Events will occur towards the end of a season and may be scheduled on a different day or time than the original class. An ISI (Ice Skating Industry) membership is included - a $15 value

223702 - Make it, Bake it, Take it!

Using cooperation, math skills and following simple directions, “little bakers” will create their own special tasty treats. Join this class and experience the delicious reward for exploring the creative possibilities of baking! In addition to being fun, fixing your own food can help develop self-esteem and can turn fussy eaters on to new foods. Eggs will be used in this class. Some possible baking activities include: pizza, muffins more! Please note on the registration form if your child has any food allergies. Dont worry if you have taken this class before, recipes are NEVER repeated!!!

223798 - Little Chefs

Healthy Cooking Classes for Kids is interactive, energetic, collaborative cooking classes for our youngest chefs. We teach age appropriate cooking skills and we teach the importance of making healthy food choices. The children have a blast getting into the cooking experience and trying new foods. We even make a fun art project to take home!

224004 - Intro to Dance Level 1

A fun introduction to the wonderful world of dance; this is a creative movement and pre-ballet class. Students will develop gross motor skills, coordination, group skills and self-confidence. Dance games and props will be included and dancers will be encouraged to use their imaginations to explore/create their own individual styles. Students should wear ballet slippers or non-skid socks and any style/color dance wear or comparable attire.

224010 - Dance: Pre-K

This is a combination pre-ballet and tap class with a little age appropriate hip-hop. Students will develop gross motor skills, coordination, group skills and self-confidence. Dance games. costume pieces and props will be included and dancers will be encouraged to use their imaginations to explore/create their own individual styles. Students should wear ballet slippers or non-skid socks and any style/color dance wear or comparable attire. For tap: tap shoes or hard sole "party" shoes.

224800 - Chess

Chess is a mindful game that is both fun and challenging. This class will give particiants the opportunity to both play and learn strategy. Instruction will be given so that the advanced player as well as the beginner will benefit. Don't miss this exhilarating class.

224850 - Chess April Vacation

Join U.S. Chess Federation expert James Della Selva for a Vacation Chess Clinic. This program will provide beginner and intermediate chess players with the opportunity to learn more about the
game and practice their skills in daily matches.

224851 - 2018 Spring Chess Championship

The Wellesley Recreation Department proudly presents the 2018 Spring Chess Championship. Students will have the opportunity to play high level tournament chess while learning rules and strategies designed to raise their level of play. The championship will be divided into sections according to age and grade level. All players will receive a trophy or medal according to their performance. The tournament will be directed by Jim Della Selva (United States Chess Federation Expert). Rules and strategies will be taught by Jim Dell Selva. This is a tournament that is not USCF rated but will be based on many if not all, of their rules. It is an opportunity for serious chess players with little or no tournament experience.

224915 - Circuit Makers 101

Let’s get creative with electricity! In this junior version of our Hands-On Electronics class, students will gain experience with creating their own electronics; designing custom light-up greeting cards, electric games, mazes, and even musical instruments. Each class day consists of a circuitry lesson and a hands-on electronics project, using components like lights, buzzers, switches, motors, and sensors. Circuit Lab staff will make sure participants create many projects that they can be proud of, and each class day includes a take-home project.

224916 - Hands-on Electronics

Tinker with electronics while learning the basics of computer programming. We begin by experimenting with the fundamentals of electronics and circuitry, and step up to projects where our class of young makers will design their own interactive and programmable devices. Participants use the latest tools including Arduino (for building interactive devices) and Raspberry Pi (for learning about computers and coding) to experiment with LEDs, resistors, motors, and programming. Each class day gives participants the chance to design a hands-on project with the guidance of skilled Circuit Lab instructors.

224950 - Hands On Electronics

Let’s get creative with electricity! In this junior version of our Hands-On Electronics class, students will gain experience with creating their own electronics; designing custom light-up greeting cards, electric games, mazes, and even musical instruments. Each class day consists of a circuitry lesson and a hands-on electronics project, using components like lights, buzzers, switches, motors, and sensors. Circuit Lab staff will make sure participants create many projects that they can be proud of, and each class day includes a take-home project.

225201 - Tennis - April Vacation

Instruction will cover the basic aspects of the sport including skill evaluation, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, overhead, and strategy. Please bring a racquet and water bottle.

225202 - Tennis Early Release Clinic

Instruction will cover the basic aspects of the sport including skill evaluation, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, overhead, and strategy. Please bring a racquet and water bottle.

225204 - Thursday Tennis

Instruction will cover the basic aspects of the sport including skill evaluation, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, overhead, and strategy. Please bring a racquet and water bottle.

225205 - Tennis Saturday AM

Instruction will cover the basic aspects of the sport including skill evaluation, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, overhead, and strategy. Please bring a racquet and water bottle.

225508 - ASP - SCHOFIELD

Children will be given equitable roles in a short play that will be performed on the last day of the session. They will be introduced to some basics of theater and acting and will have costumes and props to help bring their characters and story to life. If time permits, we will include some music.

225806 - Guitar Lessons: Youth

You can stop playing "air guitar" and learn how to play the real thing! Beginner lessons introduce the challenge of musicianship while concentrating on basic music fundamentals in a relaxed atmosphere. Students will learn popular songs while focusing on note reading, chord accompaniment, and simple tuning techniques. Guitar rentals are available for an additional charge of $50 per session payable to Dave at first class. Please contact the Recreation Department if you are interested in reserving a guitar for the class.

225807 - Piano Lessons: Youth

Have fun exploring the potential of electronic keyboards while focusing on the foundations of the most universally enjoyed musical instrument the piano! Beginner lessons will cover fundamentals of music theory, hand movement, and independent coordination as it applies to note reading of easy melodies. Must bring a keyboard to class.

231500 - First Aid & CPR

This course teaches rescuers to effectively recognize and treat adult emergencies in the critical first minutes until emergency medical service personnel arrive. The course also provides training in 1st Aid and in CPR. Taught under the guidelines of the ASHI (approved by ACA, EEC, and OSHA)

231503 - Babysitter's Training

Designed for 11 to 15 year olds, participants will learn the skills necessary to provide care for children and infants. In addition, students will learn the critical skills needed to respond to adult and pediatric first aid, choking or sudden cardiac arrest emergencies. The course combines video, activities, and hands-on skills training for a complete learning experience.

Participants will learn how to:
• Prevent, recognize and respond to safety issues
• Problem solve and make decisions under pressure
• Choose safe and age-appropriate toys and games
• Feed, diaper and care for infants and children?
• Manage discipline issues?
• Launch a babysitting business
• Write a resume
• Recognize and respond to adult and pediatric breathing, cardiac, and first aid
emergencies, including the use of the Automated External Defibrillator

Materials include:
• Pocket First Aid Kit
• Babysitter’s Drawstring Bag
• Folder with course reference materials and Emergency Reference Cards

Certifications Issued
Students who successfully complete this course will receive:
• American Heart Association Family and Friends CPR Certificate
• Babysitter’s Training Certificate

**Participants should bring a snack and lunch

231504 - Home Alone Safety

Children will learn telephone and door answering techniques, internet safety, accident and fire protection and first aid techniques. The class includes a variety of teaching methods, including a video and role playing. Please bring a snack.

231506 - Social Sklz - Essential Tweenz

In today’s fast-paced world, the ways in which we interact are constantly evolving. While new technology has enhanced our lives in many ways, the art of face-to-face interaction remains crucial to success. socialsklz:-) equips children and with the vital tools needed to succeed on the playground, in the classroom and ultimately at the workplace. Through this fun, interactive workshop, socialsklz:-) teaches lessons including greetings and introductions, making a good first impression, starting conversations, patience and thoughtfulness, self-control, respect and consideration, dining and phone skills. The skills mastered are not only empowering, but build confidence and self-esteem, paving the way to a more fruitful life. The program has been widely touted and featured extensively in the media. Essential tweenz:In this two hour workshop, tweenz ages 8 to 12 learn social and communication skills in-person and on the phone. Tweenz will gain valuable life skills, such as shaking hands with confidence, making phone calls and engaging others in conversation. The workshop includes a hands-on dining event.

231562 - Dining Etiquette & Table Manne

Present your child with the opportunity to feel self-reliant and confident in any dining and social situation by taking interactive lessons taught by a certified etiquette consultant. Our 4 week/1hr a week program is designed to teach children how to conduct themselves on the dining table in a restaurant, at home and when meeting new people. Teaching children proper dining skills and table manners helps them succeed at school, socially, and later, professionally. Topics include: How to sit at the table, understanding place settings, how to correctly hold and use silverware, different dining styles including American and Continental, appropriate table conversation, what to do with unwanted food, interacting with servers and much more. These skills will help your child to be confident, polished and polite. Some food items will be served during class so that the children can practice what they learn. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated. www.newenglandschoolofprotocol.com

233898 - Communicating with Confidence

Are you making the impression you want to be making? Need to polish your speaking skills for work? Want to eliminate fears and anxieties of speaking? From the moment you enter a room in literally seconds you make your impression...your smile, your voice, your first few words, your style, your energy, your initial eye contact--all of these ingredients create the successful chemistry to "command presence!" In this dynamic, fast-paced exciting workshop you will strengthen and polish your speaking style by utilizing tools and techniques to help you engage your audience and polish your presentation. Build self-confidence while learning how to organize and deliver interesting and relevant content to your audience. Polish your articulation neutralize local accent/dialect, and work on breathing techniques. Develop storytelling techniques that work and engage your audience! Come dressed in comfortable clothing, bring a notebook and water. This session will be accompanied by a complimentary consultation and assessment at lau lapides company studio* No prior speaking experience necessary!

235301 - Archery

Learn the focus oriented sport of traditional recurve archery this spring and experience the thrill of success when your arrow strikes the target. This course emphasizes safety, discipline and proper form in a fun environment that enables students to learn more than just the fundamentals of shooting. Our certified USA Archery instructors empower the individual by training their instincts and mindset to concentrate on an objective and zero in on their target. All equipment provided.

240218 - Fall Prevention Fitness

Core and Balance with Sharon is a new and exciting approach to fall prevention and recovery. The class focuses on leg, shoulder and core strength along with balance. Sharon is a national level bodybuilder who enjoys working with the senior population to assist them in becoming more self reliant. You will learn how to react before, during and after a fall and how to do so if injured.. Sharon's Full Body and Fitness workout airs on the Wellesley Community Access channel. It is a demanding but fun class designed to get you more fit. This class is for all fitness levels so come on out and and enjoy the fun! Co-sponsored by Wellesley Council on Aging.

240290 - Dynamic Running - ADULTS

This class is designed for the adult looking to start running the smart and healthy way. In this class, Kathy Fleming, a former Boston College Track and Cross country coach who competed as an international professional track athlete for 10 years after competing for Villanova University, will start the class with hitting the trails and roads with you. This endurance training establishes a base and cardiovascular fitness to continue to to take the running to a new level. In the endurance part of the class, we will walk and jog to cover the distance at whatever pace feels comfortable. In the second half of the class we will introduce drills and some shorter faster running to wake the muscle fibers up in a gentle natural way. Each week we will discuss a different component of the science ( biology and physics) of building endurance and establishing better running form and overall fitness.

240298 - Drop-In Pickleball

Pickleball is the fasted growing sport on two feet here in New England! Its a fast-paced game that people of all ages and ability levels can enjoy.

MONDAY: You must reserve your spot on the court for this day. Monday is open to all ages and both Residents and Non-Residents.
12pm-1pm - Beginners
1pm-2pm - Intermediate
2pm-3pm - Advanced
*Reservations are made by calling or visiting the Recreation Office*

6 people will be allowed per week, per time slot. The winning pair of each match will stay on the court and the other pair with switch out with the pair on the bench. $5 for Wellesley Residents and $10 for Non-Residents.

THURSDAYS: Drop-in only. This day is for Wellesley Residents only who are 55+ in age. There will be instruction provided on a variety of dates and free play for everyone to understand and learn the game better. $1 per person.

240299 - Badminton: Adults

Whether you are an amateur or an expert badminton player, this program allows badminton players an opportunity to play friendly "pick-up" games! Participants are required to bring their own racquets. Indoor sport shoes are recommended. Participants to bring their own shuttles.

240403 - Heartbeat for Adults

This is a comprehensive fitness program featuring aerobics, toning and flexibility. The routines are choreographed, easy to learn, and they emphasize cardiovascular efficiency. There is nothing tedious or boring about this class!

240488 - Fusion Fit

An innovative combination of cardio, core, strength work, balance and flexibility, all choreographed and set to fun, funky, upbeat music. Class incorporates hand weights, pilates rings, dynabands, ankle bands & balance pads. Strong body, strong bones, strong mind!!!!

240501 - Yoga: M/W/F

This class combines primarily the styles of Ashtanga and Iyengar yoga focusing on alignment, movement, breathing techniques, stretching, and strengthening. When practiced regularly, students experience improved concentration, and the inner calm of the body, mind, and spirit. Students will also learn meditation. Some yoga experience is recommended. All levels are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat and a small towel or strap.

240516 - Yoga for Living Well

Discover the joys of Hatha yoga at a gentle, accessible pace. This class is for boomers, seniors and those living with a chronic illness. Postures are modified as needed and students are encouraged to work within their limits to build strength, flexibility and improve their balance and posture. Each class incorporates breath work, relaxation and meditation. You will learn stress reduction techniques that will broaden your ability to practice the art of relaxed living. The session can be of benefit to all levels of yoga practitioners, including beginners. Please bring water and a towel.

240524 - Yoga: Absolute Beginner

This class is for someone who has always wanted to try yoga but didn’t know where to start, or for someone who wants to be sure they are learning yoga correctly. This class offers a great introduction to yoga technique in a safe, gentle, and slower-paced setting. All levels are welcome.

240550 - Tai Chi

This is a Tai Chi class that also incorporates chi gong and meditation. Prevent falls and improve balance. Increase flexibility and strength, posture, agility, endurance, mobility, circulation, and decrease stress. Breath work and relaxation techniques included. Please bring water. Chairs are available.

240555 - Yoga: Beginner

This class offers a slow to moderately paced approach to learning yoga. Instruction focuses on alignment, stretching, and strengthening. When practiced regularly, students often experience an inner calm and more supple body. No previous yoga experience is necessary. All levels are welcome.

240564 - Yoga: Vinyasa Flow Foundations

This class is designed for a slow paced Vinyasa flow, combining movement, breadth, alignment and meditation in a setting for both beginner and intermediate levels alike. The goal will be to achieve greater strength, balance and flexibility in ones everyday life, while having fun while we're at it!
Drop in options will be available once the class begins.
Please bring a yoga mat and water.

241101 - Volleyball - Drop In

241201 - Basketball - Drop In

241425 - Still Life & Observational Drawing

Intro to Still Life and Observational Drawing is the right course for those who have no drawing experience or a refresher course for those who feel they have an unexplored artistic talent. Before you can create beautiful art you need to learn the basics of drawing and our goal is to help you awaken that hidden ability to express yourself artistically. In the course you will start by learning how to analyze what you see. You will progress from drawing simple geometric objects to more complex shapes and still life setups, while gaining an understanding of perspective, line, shading and texture. Each individual artist will be able to progress as far as their skills will take them in the 8-week course. Alfred De Angelo has a BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Rhode Island School of Design. He has been an exhibiting member of the Copley Society of Art, Boston, since 2004. Required supplies: Pad of drawing paper (14 x17 or larger), A range of drawing pencils (HB – 4B), pencil sharpener, kneaded eraser, rubber eraser, a masonite clipboard (approx. 20 x 24) or a stiff backing cardboard for use on an easel.(Recommended: pencil sets are available that include drawing and charcoal pencils, erasers & sharpeners).

241432 - Release Your Inner Artist Using Pastels

"Release Your Inner Artist" is a hands-on, 5-session workshop that gives aspiring artists a practical strategy for getting started on painting and creating an impactful work of art in each session! In session 1, after a presentation of the concepts and the process, you will create your own paintings of a projected image, using pastels. The instructor will guide everyone to apply the techniques and paint the subject in darks, lights and mid-tones, focusing on details toward the end. In session 2, you will practice painting another image provided by the instructor. In sessions 3, 4 and 5, we will focus on composition and you will work from your own photos. Concepts and methods will be reviewed at each session.

Although geared toward non-artists interested in getting a jumpstart into painting, the program is also beneficial for experienced artists. All materials provided.

241444 - Acrylic Painting for Adults

Come and give your creative mind some time to play! By using right brain drawing strategies and step-by-step visual demonstrations, students will successfully draw and paint pieces inspired by Modern Masters or Contemporary Painters. Students use the finest grade acrylics on archival paper. These paints are a joy to use with a thick and buttery consistency and a very forgiving nature! All levels of experience are welcome, including those who have never picked up a paint brush. All classes held in the sunny art studio in the Warren Building, 90 Washington St. Price includes supplies. Class size limited to 8.

241855 - SAMBO Adults: Self Defense

"SAMBO"- Russian acronym for "Self Defense without Weapons". This SYSTEM incorporates the most effective survival techniques from Judo, Jiu-jitsu, Karate, Aikido, Kung Fu, Krav Maga and others. Boys and girls will be presented with practical self defense applications for a variety of situations. This unique style of Martial Arts will boost their confidence, discipline, health and fitness along with self-esteem. In a safe and friendly atmosphere participants will enhance their ability to cooperate, focus and follow directions. Under the supervision of experienced certified instructors, children will be taught skills to protect themselves against bullying, kidnapping, molestation, random attackers and enable them to be safe in dangerous real world situation. Note: For more information regarding the program details please visit www.combatsambo.com or call 617-413-0660

242601 - Alexander Technique: For improving posture & relieving pain

Interested in improving your posture, moving with ease, and relieving stiffness, pain, and tension? Poor posture, stress, and neck/back/shoulder pains are often caused by unrecognized habits of muscular tension. By teaching how to recognize and unlearn these common habits, the Alexander Technique provides the means to restore innate good posture, balance and poise, enabling you to look and feel better and move with ease. For over 120 years, performers, athletes, and individuals of all ages have used this educational method to improve performance of all activities and reduce tension and stress. Its effectiveness in enabling long-term relief from chronic pain is supported by research. This class will introduce the technique: its history, principles and application to everyday activities. Class includes one private lesson in instructor’s Newton office.

243409 - Pottery: Adults

Students will have the opportunity to learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing. You will be encouraged to explore your own interests and work on your own individual project. All pieces will be kiln fired. Price include supplies

243489 - Beaded Jewelry

Learn to create and design your own jewelry using a variety of techniques. These include bead stringing using glass beads, pearls and gemstone beads, working with wire to create earrings and clasps, as well as bead weaving. Bead weaving is a technique that uses glass beads and thread woven together to create a piece of jewelry. Students will learn to make necklaces, earrings and bracelets. While new projects and techniques will be introduced every week, students may work at their own pace.

This is an excellent and relaxing class, taught by a nationally-known instructor and is suitable for both beginners as well as those with experience.

A syllabus with a list of supplies and sources will be provided at the first class. A $10.00 fee (cash or check), will be collected by the instructor at the start of the first class and covers all supplies used during the first class. After the first class, students may either purchase their own supplies or purchase supplies from the instructor for a small fee.

243640 - Estate Planning - Critical Iss

Estate planning is about how you can control what you have during and after your life. In this course we will explain the various elements that go into estate planning. Using simple-to-understand language and examples, you will learn about wills, probate, taxes, powers-of-attorney,, health-care proxies, living wills, and trusts. Learn how your retirement assets can become a burden for your heirs. See the common mistakes that people make which cost them or their families unnecessary hardship and sometimes
major financial losses. It is not unusual for people to expose themselves to thousands and even hundreds of thousands of dollars of needless taxes and expenses. And most importantly learn what you need to know to work successfully with your legal and financial professionals to ensure that you keep the control which is rightfully yours and pay no unnecessary taxes.

243645 - How to Get the Most from Socia

Social Security benefits will be an important part of most people's retirement. Each of us will make decisions which dramatically affect how much benefit we receive from the Social Security system.
This class will teach you what you need to know:
• To decide whether to take Social Security at 62, 66 or 70 or somewhere in between.
• To consider how income, assets, health and marital status affect your decision.
• To maximize spousal benefits, ex-spouse benefits and widow's benefits.
• How the changes made to Social Security in the Budget Act of 2015 will affect you.
• To take advantage of the “Claim Now-Claim Later” strategy for maximizing a couple’s benefit.
• To understand how much of your benefit will be taxed under different circumstances.
This is an important class, because the choices you make today will affect you tomorrow

243652 - Don't Outlive Your Money: Reti

After a lifetime of saving for your retirement, the last thing you want to worry about is the chance that you’ll outlive your money. The right decisions will maximize your income; the wrong ones might deplete your assets. Learn how best to plan for and manage your retirement income. Discover principles and strategies that can turn your retirement
years into a new opportunity. Whether you’re newly retired, about to retire, or even 20 years from retirement, now’s the time to learn about the surprising challenges you’ll face managing your money in the years ahead.

243854 - Yoga Book Club

Here’s a chance to let inspired wisdom from your bookshelf transform your daily life. In Yoga Book Club, new concepts and habits sink deep into your mind, body and spirit, creating profound, positive change. Led by certified master life coach and yoga instructor, Cory Halaby, classes include book discussion, coaching, self-reflection, yoga and meditation. Each season of Yoga Book Club offers a new layer of learning. Each class is centering, relaxing and fun, like a mini-retreat.

This spring we'll dive into MEDITATION FOR FIDGETY SKEPTICS by Dan Harris and Jeffrey Warren with Carlye Adler. ABC News anchor and author of the #1 New York Times bestselling memoir, 10% HAPPIER, Dan Harris, and his friend Jeff Warren, a masterful teacher and “Meditation MacGyver,” went on a cross-country quest to tackle the myths, misconceptions, and self-deceptions that stop people from meditating. Dan and Jeff tell the story of their adventures, and convey crystal clear insights and instructions on how to meditate. More importantly, they demonstrate and explain how to let this accessible practice improve your life.

Whether you're curious, but skeptical about learning to meditate, or you're an experienced meditator who enjoys insightful guidance, it helps to practice among friends, at Yoga Book Club.

243879 - America's Boating Course

Seminar overview: Boating is fabulous family activity. But you shouldn’t leave the dock without basic boating skills. Be sure you have the right safety equipment, know the rules of the road and be prepared for the unexpected! Now is the time to prepare for next season. Whether you own a paddle boat, sail boat or powerboat, this course is designed for both skippers and crew alike! The United States Power Squadrons have taught basic boating courses to well over one million students!

Topics covered: Boat handling, state and federal requirements and regulations, safety equipment, aids to navigation, charts and course plotting, knots, marine radio use, trailering, personal watercraft use, and much more. If you are heading out on the water let us show you how to do so with skill, confidence and fun!

Instruction includes: A 228 page textbook, charting protractor, dividers, Map Tech charting CD and a supplemental home study CD, plus many other handouts. Upon completion of the course a certificate will be issued. This is honored by all states for their basic boat licensing requirements and most boat insurance companies for premium reductions. Those between the ages of 12 and 16 can obtain their Massachusetts Powerboat Operators Certificate.

244006 - Ballroom Dancing

Did you love watching Dancing with the Stars? Did you see Take the Lead or Shall We Dance? Have you always wanted to learn how to dance? Now is your chance! Across the country people are learning the joys of ballroom dancing, become one of them! We will teach you the basic fundamentals of ballroom dancing; learn how to lead, follow and feel great on the dance floor. You will also learn about timing, rhythm and posture. We will Swing, Hustle, Foxtrot & Rumba the weeks away. Add passion and excitement to your life today! Please bring leather soled shoes.

244011 - Zumba for Adults

It is a dance fitness class perfect for everybody and every body! We take the “work” out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. It is a total workout, combining all elements of fitness – cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy - set to Latin and World rhythms. Do not forget your comfortable workout clothes, sneakers, a bottle of water and your beautiful smile!

244017 - BollyX

Unleash your inner rockstar at this weekly Bollywood dance party! Experience the Bollywood-inspired dance fitness program that combines exhilarating choreography and calorie-burning workouts with upbeat music from India and around the world. Learn fun and culturally authentic dance moves in easy to follow routines that work your entire body. All fitness levels are welcome, and no prior dance experience is necessary. Please wear comfortable workout clothes and sneakers, and bring a water bottle and your desire to have fun and let loose in a positive and supportive environment!

244043 - Zumba: Tuesdays

Working out and getting in shape has never been so much fun! Zumba is a Latin-inspired, dance fitness class that incorporates a variety of music with a focus on Latin and International music and dance. The dance routines feature easy-to-follow moves that tone your body while burning calories. Zumba welcomes everyone - from any fitness level or any age. Ditch the workout and join the party! Please wear sneakers or dance shoes, fitness attire, and bring a water bottle to class.

244145 - Bridge: Play of the Hand

Please join us to learn about the various techniques associated with the "Play of Hands".Each class session will include instruction, followed by supervised bidding and play of prearranged hands with emphasis on improving your " Thinking at the Table". Comprehensive and easy to understand handouts will be distributed. Prerequisite---- Working knowledge of the Standard American bidding system is highly desirable.

244600 - Dog Obedience 1

This course covers basic obedience including sit, stay, come, and heel. Training is gentle and motivational, and specific attention is given to individual problems. Teaching tricks and general care will also be covered. Please bring a certificate or veterinarian bill confirming that the dog is up to date on all shots, i.e. rabies and distemper. At time of registration, please give name, age, & breed of dog. The handler should be the same person every week, and be age 11 or older, but all family members are encouraged to attend.

244601 - Puppy Kindergarten

This covers basic obedience and socializes the puppy to other dogs and people. Getting your pup off to the right start means fewer training problems later. Please bring a certificate or veterinarian bill confirming that the puppy is up to date on all shots, i.e. rabies and distemper. At time of registration, please give name, age, & breed of dog. The handler should be the same person every week, and be age 11 or older, but all family members are encouraged to attend.

244602 - Dog Obedience

This class takes the practical training learned in good manners and puppy classes to a new level of reliability. Dogs and owners will work on heel, recalls and stays under heavy distractions for use in real life applications. All dogs must be accompanied by an adult who must be the same person each week.

245201 - Tennis/beg/fri/9am

This is an introduction to the sport; covering the most basic aspects. Participants will work on forehand, backhand, serve and learning the rules of the game. Please bring a tennis racquet. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session.
Evening lessons REQUIRE a tennis tag.

245203 - Tennis Fri. Int/Adv

This class is for the player who is looking to develop their court strategy and improve technique. We will also work on stroke positioning, volley, and serve. Please bring a tennis racquet. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session.

245205 - Tennis Thu: Int/Adv

This class is for the player who is looking to develop their court strategy and improve technique. We will also work on stroke positioning, volley, and serve. Please bring a tennis racquet. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session. Evening lessons REQUIRE a tennis tag. ($15)

245207 - Tennis Drill & Play

This class will include fast paced drilling with a hitting partner and then match play. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session

245213 - Tennis Mon beg adv

This is an introduction to the sport; covering the most basic aspects. Participants will work on forehand, backhand, serve and learning the rules of the game. Please bring a tennis racquet. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session.
Evening lessons REQUIRE a tennis tag.

245265 - Tennis Tues beg/adv beg

This is an introduction to the sport; covering the most basic aspects. Participants will work on forehand, backhand, serve and learning the rules of the game. Please bring a tennis racquet. Classes canceled due to inclement weather, will be added on at the end of the session.
Evening lessons REQUIRE a tennis tag.

245266 - Tennis - Intermediate/Adv

These tennis lessons are designed to help new players learn and more experienced players improve. Lessons will focus on serving, back/forehand, volleying & footwork.

245373 - Archery for Adults

Immerse yourself in the world of archery this spring and discover the thrill of traditional shooting. This exciting course will provide you with an understanding of the shot process along with the fundamental mechanics that lead to consistent scoring. Individuals only need patience, focus and determination to succeed, which is why archery is the perfect co-ed activity for adults of all ages to enjoy and experience. Students will compete individually and in team challenges through a variety of games developed exclusively by On the Mark Archery. All equipment provided.

245801 - Piano Lessons: Adult

An introduction to musicianship through piano/keyboard, these are absolute beginner lessons focusing on the fundamentals of music theory, note reading and independent hand coordination. Building from easy traditional melodies, students will venture into popular, boogie and blues styles. Songbook and handouts provided.

245802 - Guitar Beginner: Adult

Whether you're an absolute beginner or someone who can strum a few chords or songs, you'll enjoy learning to play the guitar. Our easy approach makes it fun. Instruction will focus on basic theory, reading chord forms, strum patterns and picking styles, and how they apply to popular songs in the folk, rock, blues and country idioms. A limited number of guitar rentals are available at an additional cost of $50 (for the duration of the course) payable to Dave at first class. Please reserve your guitar when you register.

245803 - Guitar Continuing

Instruction will continue with theory, note reading and chord forms. We will concentrate on more complex strum patterns, right hand rhythms, and moving bass lines with chord accompaniment and melody. These techniques along with some classic guitar riffs should have you ready for open mic night! Continuing students should have completed "Beginning Guitar" or have knowledge in sight-reading and chord forms.

315702 - Puddlestompers Summer

Let us take your children out to discover the vibrant colors and activity of summer with PUDDLESTOMPERS Summer Vacation Program! Chirp with birds, gallop with animals and squirm with worms! Investigate the colorful show of wildflowers. Roll over logs and run through the grass. Each week will explore a different natural theme through hands-on investigation, active movement and play, crafts, stories, and songs. A snack will be provided each day, as well as a take-home craft and handout with additional activities and information to extend learning and exploration into your home.

315703 - Puddlestompers

Explore the wonders of nature this summer with your young naturalist! Learn
what is buzzing in the air and how animals keep cool in the heat. Investigate animal trails and the water they cool off in! Discover the amazing open spaces Wellesley has to offer. Weekly classes include hands-on nature exploration, active movement and play, snack and a story. Younger siblings, up to age 10 months and in a backpack, are welcome. Exceptions to age groupings may be granted by PUDDLESTOMPERS to allow siblings to take class together.

320600 - Terriers Summer Sports Camp

A Wellesley summertime favorite since 1991, Terriers is a unique and rewarding experience. Kids enjoy a daily blend of FREE PLAY & TEAM SPORTS, with a focus on INCLUSIVE FUN! Teams play baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer and flag football games – Terriers style – with ARENA TUNES, ANNOUNCERS, ACTION and ENERGY! Open gym and playground periods let kids enjoy summer fun playing wall ball, shooting baskets, playing catch, trading sports cards, or just hanging out with friends. Participants style with Terriers Team Shirts & Hats, and enjoy competing for coveted Terriers Championship Buckets. Awards are presented daily for Effort, Improvement and Sportsmanship

321404 - Pottery - Summer

In this one week course kids will learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing while working on suggested projects as well as projects of their own choosing. All work will be kiln fired and must be picked up the following week. Please bring a snack for the half day program. Please bring a lunch and a snack for the full day program. Price includes materials fee.

321413 - Painting & Drawing: Summer Workshops

Step-by-step visual demonstration on how to draw and paint two artworks by modern or contemporary masters. Subject may include an animal, a still life or a figure. Students will learn about composition, color theory, shading and handling the paint brush to create different textural effects. Painted with professional quality acrylics on the finest papers, these 16" x 20" paintings will fit into standard size frames. You'll want to make room on your walls for these! New paintings will be done each week. All supplies included. More information on D'Ann can be found at her website at www.dannhansen.com

321423 - LEGO Playland Master Builders

Join the team from Event-FULL Parties and Events (www.event-full.net) for one, two or ALL five days!!! This class will help foster individual creativity, imagination, teamwork, negotiation, and pure childhood enjoyment! Each day you will go home with a framed photo of you and your LEGO creation to show friends and family what you designed and built! Please send your child with a nut-free snack and drink.