Annandale and Maple Lake Winter/Spring Catalog 2020 by isd876

WINTER/SPRING

2020

ADULTS

HEALTH & ANNANDALE MAPLE LAKE YOUTH YOUTH FITNESS

ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE

YOUTH

REGISTRATION OPENS: Wednesday, December 11, at 8AM

PRESCHOOL

ECFE

2020-2021

ANNANDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS:

MAPLE LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS:

Bright Beginnings and Kindergarten Connection will be using a simple “No-Lines” lottery registration procedure. This procedure gives equal preference to all residents of Annandale School District, regardless if your child was in the program last year. Annandale residents will be placed into the program first, then outside residents. Registration is open for all.

Wee Irish Preschool “Our Children are the promise of the future!” We offer hands–on learning with age-appropriate activities in an atmosphere of warmth and acceptance! Our program is for children 3, 4 and 5 years of age. Maple Lake residents will be placed into the program first, then outside residents. Registration is open for all.

R February 10, 2020 –

Registration form is available at Annandale Community Education Office or online at www.isd876.org

R February 10-28, 2020 – Drop off or mail in your registration form to Annandale Community Education Office 655 Park St. E., Annandale, MN 55302 Registration form must include the $50/child registration fee.

R March 2-13, 2020 – Staff will randomly select registrations and enter children into their class choice. Parents will be notified via email as soon as the classes are set.

R Daycare or Carpool concerns? – Families will be allowed to register up to three children together.

R Busing? – Busing is ONLY available for students who are age 4 by September 1, 2020, and who are able to handle the bus ride. Classes are dependent on bus routes, which are determined by the bus company.

Registration form is available at Maple Lake Community Education Office or online at www.maplelake.k12.mn.us

R February 10-28, 2020 – Drop off or mail in your registration form to Maple Lake Community Education Office, 200 State Hwy. 55 Maple Lake, MN 55358

R March 2-13, 2020 – Staff will randomly select registrations and enter children into their class choice. Parents will be notified via email as soon as the classes are set.

R Daycare or Carpool concerns? – Families will be allowed to register up to three children together.

For the 2019-2020 school year, Preschool is OPEN in Annandale & CLOSED in Maple Lake!

Our Mission:

Community Education extends opportunities to residents of all ages and abilities. We seek to improve the quality of life in our school district by identifying community needs and developing cooperative relationships between school and community to meet these needs.

Director

Table of Contents:

Staff Directory:

Tiffany Grube 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4600) ..............tgrube@isd876.org

Adult Classes....................4

Enrichment Coordinator

Health & Fitness ..............12

Jen Sommers 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4401) .........jsommers@isd876.org

Youth ANNANDALE ........14

Recreation & Facilities Coordinator Brandii Thomas 320-274-3058 (Ext.4402) ...........bthomas@isd876.org

Annandale Cardinal Kids Club Christy Dougherty 320-274-0625 ........................cdougherty@isd876.org Ashley Cook 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4200) ..............acook@isd876.org Angel LeMieux 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4010) .........alemieux@isd876.org Michelle Rassier 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4020) ...........mrassier@isd876.org Heather Wirth 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4405)..............hwirth@isd876.org

Youth ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE ......19 Preschool ..........................2 ECFE Programs ...............26

Annandale Early Childhood Special Ed Kari Dircks (Speech) 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4101).............kdircks@isd876.org Kathryn Anglin 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4300) ............kanglin@isd876.org Gabbie Becker 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4301)............gbecker@isd876.org

MAWSECO-Birth to 3 Laura Scheer 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4030) lscheer@mawseco.k12.mn.us

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Maple Lake Secretary Heather Haney 320-963-5991 .............haneyh@maplelake.k12.mn.us

Maple Lake Kidville Lori Greenlun 320-963-6415 .............kidville@maplelake.k12.mn.us

Maple Lake ECFE Traci Heidebrink 320-963-7468 .......heidebrinkt@maplelake.k12.mn.us

• Annandale Fax Line........................320-274-2862 • Annandale & Maple Lake Community Ed Announcement Line .......................320-274-5700 • Website ...................................www.annmlce.com

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 190 Annandale, MN 55302

Annandale Office: 320-274-3058 Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Stay informed of the latest news, announcements and upcoming classes from Annandale-Maple Lake Community Education and Services. We have two great ways to stay up-to-date on information. The first is our website: www.annmlce.com and the other is our Facebook page. Be sure to like us on facebook: Annandale and Maple Lake Community Education

Maple Lake Office: 320-963-5991 Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

WELCOME

Annandale ECFE

Youth MAPLE LAKE .........17

UNDERSTANDING ESTATE PLANNING & PROBATE BASICS

MEDICARE 101

ADULT CLASSES

Learn what a Will, Trust, Healthcare Directive, and Power of Attorney can do for you and have your questions answered by local attorney Matthew Brown. Topics will also include Medical Assistance basics and a talk about the “Death Tax.” This program will feature information relevant to people of all ages. A short informational packet will be provided. Wednesday, February 12........................5516-A20W Annandale High School-Rm 104.............7-8:30 p.m. Deadline: February 6...........................................$13 Instructor..................Matthew Brown, Local Attorney

HAPPY HOURS OF RETIREMENT! Is Saturday the day you set aside to play golf, spend time with your grandkids or enjoy your hobby? In retirement, every day can be like Saturday. That’s a lot of time to fill and it’s important to have a plan. Learn from financial expert Tom Hegna’s book, Don’t Worry, Retire Happy: 7 Steps to a Secure Retirement.

This class will help Medicare-eligible individuals and their family members understand Medicare basics: How Medicare works, how to enroll, and what options are available when deciding which coverage is best. We will provide an overview of Original Medicare (Parts A & B ), explain prescription drug coverage (Part D), and discuss how Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C) work. If you are newly eligible or becoming eligible soon, the information available will help you navigate the choices available to you. And if you are already enrolled in Medicare, we can explain why the upcoming Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) matters to you and what to do about it. Wednesday, February 5..........................5517-A20W Maple Lake High School.............................6:30 p.m. Deadline: January 30...........................................$10

5 KEYS TO RETIRING FEARLESSLY After years of hard work, retirement may finally be in sight. This workshop helps attendees discover five keys to unlocking a retirement where they could have confidence in their ability to live out their dreams.

Tuesday, April 14....................................5518-A20W Maple Lake High School....................6:30-7:30 p.m. Deadline: April 9.................................................$10

Tuesday, March 31.................................5520-A20W Maple Lake High School....................6:30-7:30 p.m. Deadline: March 26.............................................$10

SOCIAL SECURITY: TIMING IS EVERYTHING

BUILDING YOUR RETIREMENT FOUNDATION

Social Security is a vital income source for many retirees. But it can be a confusing topic, and making the most of it can have a lot to do with timing it right. This workshop can help attendees get answers to their questions and learn what Social Security can mean for them. Instructor: Lynne Lien

Saving for retirement: How much should I save? What type of accounts should I have? This workshop helps attendees learn how to build a strong and adaptable financial strategy and be more confident in saving for retirement.

Tuesday, February 4................................5519-A20W Maple Lake High School....................6:30-7:30 p.m. Deadline: January 30...........................................$10

Tuesday, May 19.....................................5521-A20W Maple Lake High School....................6:30-7:30 p.m. Deadline: May 14................................................$10

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Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

Register for this course at the Community Education office or online at www.annmlce.com Registrations must be paid in advance at time of registration. No exceptions. Pre-registration is required. Limited space is available for each class.

AARP MATURE DRIVING COURSES Annandale

Maple Lake Recertification Course (4 hours) Wednesday, April 29................................................5:30-9:30 p.m. Maple Lake High School..............................................5500–A20W Registration Deadline: April 23..........................................Fee: $25

Annandale Recertification Course (4 hours) Wednesday, May 13.......................................8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Annandale Elementary School.....................................5502–A20W Registration Deadline: May 7.............................................Fee: $25

Maple Lake Full Course (8 hours) Tuesday & Wednesday, May 5 & 6............................5:30-9:30 p.m. Maple Lake High School..............................................5503–A20W Registration Deadline: May 1.............................................Fee: $25

Join an innovative, classroom driver retraining program designed to help older persons improve their driving skills. Developed by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), AARP Mature Driving is the first comprehensive driving retraining course geared to the specific needs of older motorists. The course includes lectures and class discussion – no driving or tests. Minnesota State Law requires all insurance companies to give auto insurance discounts to all persons age 55 years and over who complete this course.

COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB

LET’S GET ORGANIZED!

Come join our informal Book Club! We currently have a mix of men & women, a variety of ages, and some “snowbirds.” We come when we can and would like to encourage others to give the group a try. Our first Winter meeting will be on Monday, January 13, at the Annandale Elementary School. We will discuss selections for the coming year. We’re open to ideas!

Spring…One of the MOST productive times of the year! Take advantage of the energy and get your home organized. Learn easy, practical tips to get the momentum going. Instructor, Julie Starke, is a professional organizer. She is trained by the Institute for Professional Organizers and the National Association of Productivity and organizing professionals.

Meetings.........................2nd Monday of each month Annandale Elementary (CE door).............6:30-8 p.m.

Wednesday, March 18............................5522-A20W AES Community Room #187..............6:30-7:30 p.m. Fee.......................................................................$18

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Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

ADULT CLASSES

Recertification Course (4 hours) Tuesday, April 7..............................................8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Annandale Elementary School.....................................5501–A20W Registration Deadline: April 2............................................Fee: $25

RUSSIAN ART CENTER, ORTHODOX CATHEDRAL TOUR & MURRAY’S STEAK HOUSE

VICTORIA & ART PATTERNS Please join us as we venture down to Chaska and Victoria for a day of art and history. We will start our day with a stop at the Chaska Community Center to pick up our guide for our Carver County Quilt Barn Tour. These quilts are not made for beds, they are 8'x8' painted wood panels that are hung on barns. They were designed to tell the history of the farm. After the tour, we will head to the Victoria House for lunch. You will enjoy the pepperoni soup, a BLT sandwich, beverage and cookie. Next we will walk down to the Arts Consortium Art Center and also have a tour of the 501 Shop. The 501 Shop has a showcase of Barn Quilts, antiques and other vintage items. When we are done touring, we will head for home.

ADULT CLASSES

Please join us on a fun day of exploring Minneapolis. We will start with exploring the Russian Art Center. There we will be able see an amazing collection of Soviet Era Russian Art. Our next stop will be lunch at Murray's Steak House in Downtown Minneapolis. We will enjoy Braised Boneless Short Rib served with mashed potatoes, green beans, bread, dessert and coffee or tea. Once we are full, we will have a chance to burn off some of those calories when we visit St. Mary's Orthodox Cathedral in NE Minneapolis. We will learn about the history and culture of the church before we head for Wednesday, April 22..............................1703-A20W home. It will be a great day for learning and Deadline: March 25.............................................$69 eating! Space is limited, sign up early. Tuesday, March 10..................................1701-A20W Deadline: February 10.........................................$89 Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 8:30 a.m. Return at approximately 4:45 p.m.

GAMMELGÅRDEN & SWEDISH HISTORY

Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 8:20 a.m. Return at approximately 4:05 p.m.

back, we will stop at Eichten's Cheese Shop and Deli in Center City. You will have a chance to shop its award winning selections of cheese, bison meat products and specialty gifts. If you do plan on buy cheese, please bring a thermal bag. Once you have enough stuff to fill your fridge, we will head for home.

Please join us in an adventure back in time! We will be traveling to Scandia MN to visit GAMMELGÅRDEN. GAMMELGÅRDEN is a preserved Swedish settlement from 1856. You will have a chance to experience life back in the mid-1800s and learn about immigrants lives and history while you explore the farmstead. After your tour, you will enjoy a traditional Swedish lunch of meatballs in cream gravy, parsley buttered potatoes, pickled herring, pickled beets, assorted cheeses, Scandinavian coleslaw, fresh fruit, assorted Thursday, May 14...................................1704-A20W breads, dessert and a beverage. After lunch Deadline: April 13...............................................$69 you will visit the Elim Church sanctuary for Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at a history lesson on the church. On our way 8:20 a.m. Return at approximately 5:05 p.m.

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Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

DAY TRIPPERS PRESENTS... THE BIKINIS

THE LEGENDARY LADIES OF COUNTRY-PARAMOUNT THEATRE

Back together for the first time in 20 years, these 'Jersey Girls will deliver sun, fun and a rockin' good time that will have everyone dancing in the aisles! This girl-group from the early sixties re-unites to raise money for the good folks at Sandy Shores Mobil Home Beach Resort on the Jersey Shore. (Where one of them grew up) Join these four best friends, as they relive the past with hits. including...IT'S IN HIS KISS. YELLOW

p.m., show is at 1:15 p.m.

(Fee includes motorcoach transportation, ticket & lunch) Annandale: Depart AMS at 9:45 a.m./return approx. 5:45 p.m. Maple Lake: Depart MLHS at 10 a.m./return approx. 5:30 p.m.

Thursday, March 5..................................1700-A20W Includes Ticket, Meal & Bus..................................$73

BAYFIELD & THE APOSTLE ISLANDS OVERNIGHT TRIP Please join us as we venture up to Bayfield, WI for an overnight trip. After picking up all of our travel companions, we will head out and make our way up to Bayfield. Wednesday: We will have a pit stop for coffee and rolls (included) at Tobies then make our way to Ashland for lunch (included) at the DeepWater Grill. After lunch we will take a quick drive to the The Superior Princess and cruise around the Apostle Islands. After our cruise, we will head to the hotel. We will be staying at the Legendary Watters Resort. The resort is on the shores of Lake Superior. The hotel is located adjacent to the casino. Have a group dinner (included) in the Cliffs and Shores Room at the Event Center Thursday: Make sure you grab breakfast (include), before we head out. Pick up a tour guide at the Rittenhouse Inn then visit the Apostle Island National Lakeshore Visitor Center for a presentation and watch a 20 minute video. We will leave with our guide for a city tour and www.annmlce.com

ADULT CLASSES

Please join us as we venture to the Paramount Theatre to see "The Legendary Ladies of Country.” “The Legendary Ladies of Country Music: Dolly, Patsy, Loretta” matinee performance. Come celebrate the catalogs of the Legendary Ladies of Country Music, spanning three decades of iconic songs from Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton. Join us for an unforgettable evening of live music featuring their number one hits: I Will Always Love You, Jolene, POLKA, DOT BIKINI, HEAT WAVE, UNDER THE Walking After Midnight, I Fall to Pieces, Coal Miner’s Daughter, Blue Kentucky Girl and many more. BeBOARDWALK, THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR fore the show, we will stop at the Coyote Moon WALKIN, THE TWIST, WHEN WILL I BE LOVED, MIDRestaurant at Territory Golf Club for a Buffet lunch. NIGHT BLUE, I'M EVERY WOMAN, I WILL SURThis show should have you dancing and singing in VIVE...and many more! Lunch will be at 12:15 your seats. Sign up early, space is limited!

Tuesday, February 11..............................1702-A20W Deadline: January 7.............................................$89 Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 11:25 a.m. Return at approximately 4:30 p.m.

visit the La Chateau Bouton. Also included is a stop at an apple orchard. We will have lunch (included) at the Old Rittenhouse Inn. This is a Queen Anne-style mansion restored to its original splendor. This three-course lunch is considered an entertaining experience not soon forgotten. Leave Bayfield, WI and make a midway stop (on own) before arriving home.

Wednesday & Thursday, May 27 & 28 1705-A20W................Double Occupancy Fee: $399 1706-A20W..................Single Occupancy Fee: $455 Deadline.....................................................March 30 Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 6:20 a.m. Return at approximately 6 p.m. Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

SENSATIONAL PATIO POTS! MAKE & TAKE

ADULT CLASSES

Receive step-by-step instructions while designing, planting, and learning how to care for your one-of-a-kind patio pot. All materials will be provided. Patio pots provided are 12” or you may bring your own if you wish. Enjoy a beverage and a snack, and have a fun evening creating an arrangement to beautify your outdoor space! Sign up early – limited space available! Instructors: Cindy Beckman & Cassie Miles (All materials provided) Wednesday, May 20 ..........................6:30-7:30 p.m. 5600-A20W........................................................$45 .........................Annandale Middle School Art Room Deadline.......................................................May 13

MIXOLOGY 101 How can you resist the opportunity to craft a tasty cocktail? Learning how to mix great drinks (alcoholic or not) is fun and it is not difficult. If you’re looking to dive deeper into the world of the bartending – whether at home or as a pro – then a crash course in bartending is just what you need! With a few basic tools and a handful of tips and tricks, your next drinks can be better than any you’ve made before! We will have Southbrook reserved for this class only. The class will have cocktail stations provided for each participant so they can learn techniques of competently mixing cocktails with these spirits. We will have 2 different classes to choose from – Wintery Drinks or Summertime Drinks! Class fee will include appetizers and sampling the drinks. Sign up early! Max: 10 people per class *Must be 21 years of age and older to take this class. Wintery Drinks

Tuesday, February 4..........................6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Location...................................Southbrook Golf Club Instructor.............................................Michelle Blum 5615–A20W........................................................$43 These are really beauti- Registration Deadline................................January 30

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE CANELLA DESSERTS

ful and unusual. Most people haven’t made them. A canella dessert is a small French pastry flavored with a hint of rum and vanilla with a soft and tender custard center and a dark, thick caramelized crust. Join us for a fun evening making & tasting these beautiful desserts! Instructor: Sandy Holthaus

Monday, February 10..............................6:30-8 p.m. 5527-A20W........................................................$18 Annandale High School...........Deadline: February 5 www.annmlce.com 8

Summertime Drinks Tuesday, April 21..............................6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Location...................................Southbrook Golf Club Instructor.............................................Michelle Blum 5616–A20W........................................................$43 Registration Deadline....................................April 16

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

HAIR BRAIDING & UP DO’S!

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Annandale and Maple Lake Community Education and Services is a member of the WEST ABE Consortium. Adult Basic Education classes are ongoing. WEST ABE is a FREE program to help adults ages 17 years and older (who are not enrolled in high school).

HOW MUCH DO CLASSES COST? Nothing. Classes are free.

ADULT CLASSES

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? Adult Basic Education has classes for those in need of basic education. Adults, 17 years and older, can improve their skills in reading, math, and writing with a personalized approach to instruction. Courses are designed to help adults apply what they have learned to everyday life. Cannot be currently enrolled in high school.

In this class we will teach you the basics of braiding your own hair and so much more. You’ll learn fun, easy styles, tips & tricks of the trade for every day or evening styles, even if your hair is on the shorter side! *Children under the age of 12 will need to be accompanied by an adult. Class Minimum 6 - Maximum 15

3566-A20W...........................................9-10:30 a.m. Saturday, March 7................................................$16 AES, Room 187.......................Deadline: February 28

MAKE-UP & LASHES

In this class you will learn how to expand your current makeup & eye lash knowledge, give you the skill set to accentuate your best HOW DO I REGISTER? features and find prodAll registration for WEST Adult Education ucts that both flatter your face and fit your classes is done on a walk-in basis at the site lifestyle! where you would like to attend classes (no appointments). Or you can call our office for 3567-A20W.................................11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. more information at 320.274.3058. Pre-reg- Saturday, March 7................................................$16 istration is not necessary. AES, Room 187.......................Deadline: February 28 ANNANDALE...........Wednesdays.........6:30-9 p.m. ..................AHS, 855 Hemlock Street E (Room 224) MAPLE LAKE..............Mondays.............6:30-9 p.m. ................MLHS, 200 State Hwy. 55 (Media Center)

ACT PREP CLASSES:

Learn where to get your oils, how to use oils, what Essential Oils are, and what they can do for you! Join us to learn about Essentials Oils that are safe for you, your pets, and your family. Thursday, March 12................6:30-8 p.m. 5523-A20W........................................$15 ..........................................................AES, Room 187

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ESSENTIAL OILS THAT ROCK THE WORLD

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ONE-ON-ONE COMPUTER OR iPAD TRAINING & COACHING

EBAY & CRAIGSLIST

ADULT CLASSES

Clean out your clutter and sell it on ebay or Receive individual computer Craigslist. Plan to register training and instruction by an exas an ebay user and learn how to assess deperienced trainer. Any command for an item, price it, determine shipputer related questions ping costs, write a catchy description and are good questions. Ring add those all important photos. As an option your own laptop or iPAD or one will be available for use. Please indicate 2 for large or heavy items too difficult to ship, or 3 areas you would like help with along you will also learn about posting items to with a choice of times available for training Craigslist, a local on-line classifieds website. when registering. Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, April 8..................................7-8:30 p.m. ........................Date & Time arranged with instructor 5400-A20W...................................45 Minute Session 1 Session............................$30 per person or couple

PREPARING YOUR POWERPOINT PRESENTATION Make your presentations more professional and fun! This class is designed for the new or intermediate PowerPoint user. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll learn how to create a PowerPoint presentation starting with blank slides and drawing tools. Using hands-on exercises, we will create slides, apply designs, apply transitions and effects, and much, much more. Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, March 18.............................7-8:30 p.m. 5412-A20W...........................Maple Lake Elementary Deadline: March 12.......................................Fee $30

WEB PAGE MANIA Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be lost in a web of confusion. If you want moderate computer literacy and want to create your own Web page, this class is for you. We will cover an introduction to the internet, review web authoring tools. If you bring your laptop, the hands-on session during the instruction will allow the student to complete the course with a finished Web page. Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, February 26..........................7-8:30 p.m. 5411-A20W...........................Maple Lake Elementary Deadline: February 20...................................Fee $25 www.annmlce.com

5410-A20W...........................Maple Lake Elementary Deadline: April 2............................................Fee $30

ACT PREP CLASS Be prepared for one of the most unique, challenging, and important tests you will ever take. This six-hour workshop will help you earn higher scores on the ACT. With hands-on practice with each section, you will learn specific methods and strategies for the different types of questions found in each ACT section. The workshop presenter is Dr. Milton Dehn, an educational psychologist with expertise in testing. Dr. Dehn has worked in high schools and universities and has prepared hundreds of students for the ACT. In his workshop, Dr. Dehn blends the ACT essentials, plenty of hands-on practice, and test-taking strategies that make sense to students. Materials: Workshop participants need to bring a calculator, paper and pencils. Please note the ACT review book is not required but highly recommended for class as an additional purchase (see below for details)

Saturday, January 11.............................9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. AES, CE Classroom, Door 2...........(1/2 hour lunch break) 2482-A20W...............................................................$70 Registration Deadline........................................January 4 ........Must have a minimum of 14 to make the class a go! ACT Review Book..................................January 11 Class 2482-B20W...............................................................$25 Saturday, March 7.................................9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. AES, CE Classroom, Door 2...........(1/2 hour lunch break) 2483-A20W...............................................................$70 Registration Deadline..........................................April 31 ........Must have a minimum of 14 to make the class a go! ACT Review Book......................................March 7 Class 2483-B20W...............................................................$25

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AGILITY DOG TRAINING FOR BEGINNERS

Class Requirements:

5207-A20W..................................................6-7 p.m. 8 Sessions..........................................................$140 Instructors.....................Peggy Maxe & Mary Hertwig Location.............................Water’s Edge Dog Center Wednesdays, ongoing beginning January 8 (You can start any Wednesday with a 1 week advanced notice) *Please call the CE Office to register for a start date.

ADULT CLASSES

Beginners 1 will introduce safe and fun groundwork exercises to help improve the dog/handler bond and build a strong agility foundation, as well as introduce you and your dog, in a positive manner, to the exciting sport of agility and many of the obstacles! This class is for dogs 8 months or older that have current vaccinations and are physically sound. Summer classes are held outside-the rest of the year, classes are held indoors in a full matted heated/AC facility.

• Your dog must be on a 6-foot leather or nylon leash • Bring along a variety of soft, small doggie treats (quartered and diced hot dogs, jerky, bil-jac, freeze dried liver, Zukes, etc.) • Bring a copy of your dogs current/up-to-date vaccination records • Wear comfortable clothing and shoes • We hold class regardless of weather. If bad weather (or too hot), we will move indoors.

PUPPY TRAINING

DOG OBEDIENCE

This six-week class is for all breeds of puppies, ages 8 weeks to 4 months old. Each class starts with 15 minutes of puppy play and socialization. Throughout the six-weeks, we work on basic obedience, including leash walking, sit, down and stay. We address issues as needed such as biting, house breaking, crate training, etc. Puppies should have their first set of shots including first Parvo/distemper and Bordatella (optional). Young handlers are welcome accompanied by a parent. Students should bring a regular buckle collar, 6- foot leash and plenty of soft dog treats to class. *Register to begin any Monday night.

This eight-week class is for all breeds of dogs 5 months and older. We work on heeling on leash, sit, down, stay, stand for groom and vet exam. We also work on good manners around people and other dogs. Dogs need to be up to date on vaccinations including distemper, rabies, parvo, and bordatella (optional). Young handlers are welcome accompanied by a parent. Students should bring a regular buckle collar, 6-foot leash (no flexi-leads) and plenty of soft dog treats to class. Instructor: Dan Rode

5204-A20W.....................................7-8 p.m. Instructor: Dan Rode.................5201-A20W Tuesdays:....................January 7-February 25 6 sessions..............................................$100 8 sessions..............................................$130 6-6:45 p.m. first night & 6:30-7:30 p.m. remaining nights.

5205-A20W.....................................7-8 p.m. Mondays, ongoing beginning January 6, (you can Tuesdays:..........................March 3 - April 21 start any Monday with a 1 week advanced notice). 8 sessions..............................................$130 *Please call the Community Education Office to register for a start date.

Classes are indoors in a heated/AC facility with matted floors at Water’s Edge Retrievers.

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SUSTAINABLE NUTRITION FOR BALANCED LIVING

HEALTH/FITNESS

Join Tina Honsey for a handson, interactive, and fun workshop about nutrition! Tina will guide workshop participants in a practical discussion about food as fuel for the body and the choices we make to optimize well-being. In this workshop, participants will learn how to balance daily intake of carbs, fats, and proteins. They will also learn how to fuel their body for day to day activities and their exercise routine. Attendees will leave the workshop with a plan to balance food and nutrition throughout the day to feel great and optimize energy levels. Wed., January 22........6-7:30 p.m. 5610-A20W............................$20 Instructor....................Tina Honsey AES, Rm 187......Deadline: Jan. 17

JUMP START YOUR WEIGHT LOSS Get the N e w Year off to a great start! Is it challenging to get to your dream weight or keeping off the weight you once lost? Have you tried several diets but had trouble keeping the weight off? Do your cravings sabotage your good intentions? Learn how eating real foods in balance can help you lose weight, eliminate cravings, and maintain your healthy weight. Instructor: Jackie Kartak

Tuesday, January 21....6:30-8 p.m. 5525-A20W............................$15 .............................AES, Room 187 www.annmlce.com

SYNCHING THE MINDBODY SYSTEM

• FEBRUARY SESSION • Registration Deadline..............Jan. 30

Do you wake up tired every day? Are you crashing daily after lunch? Is it challenging for you to sleep at night? Learn what nutrients your body needs to work on a daily basis.

Monday ONLY ..............................February 3, 10, 24 5905-B20W........$21.......6-6:45 p.m.

Thurs., February 6.......6:30-8 p.m. 5524-A20W............................$15 .............................AES, Room 187 NEW!

HIIT To n e up in t h e new year w i t h this High Intensity Interval Training class instructed by personal trainer Jenna Loch. Use your own body weight with exercises such as squats, plank, burpees, and more to strengthen muscles and raise your heart rate! Get your full body workout done in just 45 minutes!4 Person Minimum/ 20 Person Max. Located in the MLHS Large Group Rm.

Monday & Wednesday ..........February 3, 5, 10, 12,19, 24, 26 5905-A20W........$43.......6-6:45 p.m.

Wednesday ONLY .........................February 5, 12, 19, 26 5905-C20W........$28.......6-6:45 p.m.

• MARCH SESSION • Registration Deadline..............Feb. 27 Monday & Wednesday ....................March 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18 5906-A20W........$36.......6-6:45 p.m. Monday ONLY ....................................March 2, 9, 16 5906-B20W........$21.......6-6:45 p.m. Wednesday ONLY ..................................March 4, 11, 18 5906-C20W........$21.......6-6:45 p.m.

• APRIL SESSION • Registration Deadline..........March 27 Monday & Wednesday ..........April 1, 6, 8, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29 5907-A20W........$50.......6-6:45 p.m. Monday ONLY ....................................April 6, 20, 27 5907-B20W........$21.......6-6:45 p.m. Wednesday ONLY ...........................April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 5907-C20W........$35.......6-6:45 p.m.

• JANUARY SESSION • Registration Deadline..........January 1 Monday & Wednesday ...........January 6, 8, 13, 15, 22, 27, 29 5904-A20W........$43.......6-6:45 p.m. Monday ONLY ................................January 6, 13, 27 5904-B20W........$21.......6-6:45 p.m. Wednesday ONLY ..........................January 8, 15, 22, 29 5904-C20W........$28.......6-6:45 p.m.

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

OPEN PICKLEBALL

INTRO TO PICKLEBALL NIGHT

Come join us for some friendly Pickleball. Paddles and balls can be provided if needed. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. There will be NO Pickleball on December 25, January 1, March 25, April 22. If there is NO school due to weather or after school activities are cancelled, there will be NO Pickleball.

Not sure how to play Pickleball? Worried about getting started? Attend any of these FREE introduction to Pickleball night to get a hands on experience with one of the fastest growing sports in the U.S. No Equipment needed. Just dress in comfortable clothes and shoes! This program is free, but we would like participants to pre-register. Wednesday, January 8.........................0182-A20W Wednesday, February 12.....................0212-A20W Wednesday, March 11.........................0311-A20W AES Gym.....................6-8 p.m........................FREE

HEALTH/FITNESS

WEDNESDAYS..............................December-April AES Gym......................................................6-8 p.m. 5830-A20W.................................................$15/Year

ACE OF THE COURT PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT

same partner the entire time. This is a co-ed tournament. Register inJoin the fun in dividually but note this competitive your partner choice. mini-tournament. Games are played up to 11, winning There will be no Open by 1 and capped at 20 minutes per game. Pickleball on this date. When the whistle blows if you win, you and Minimum: 12 your partner will move up a court. Con- Maximum: 24 versely, the losing teams move down a court. First round games will be decided by a random card draw. After 2 hours of rotating on the courts the best team will have had time 5930-A20W...............................................6-8 p.m. to rotate to the Aces court, and the least skillWednesday, April 22...............................$8/Person ful teams will have rotated to the Jesters AES Gym....................................Deadline: April 15 court. At the end the winner of the Aces Fee After Deadline............................................$12 court wins the tournament! Play with the

HALLWAY WALKING

Please pre-registered by calling 320-2743058. If there is excessive snowfall, morning Take advantage of the vacant hallways this walking will be winter to get daily exercise in! cancelled due Socialize with your neighbors, and friends to plowing. while staying in shape. No walking during non-school days, or school cancellations. www.annmlce.com

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

“SCHOOLS OUT” NON SCHOOL DAYS

YOUTH - ANNANDALE

If you are wondering what to do with your children on non-school days, come and check out Schools Out. Our Cardinal Kids Club staff plan a variety of field trips and fun activities for children in Kindergarten-Grade 8. These theme based activities involve both academic and recreation to encourage your child's love of learning. • Hours of operation: Monday-Friday: 6 a.m.-6 p.m., closed major holidays. • Affordable rates: $33/day • Daily activities include field trips, science experiments, crafts and movement play.

Grand Slam Coon Rapids: March 24, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. for Grades 1-5. Trip includes bus, laser tag, bumper cars, play zone, batting cages, mini gulf and hot dog lunch. Bus departs at 10:30 a.m. and returns at 4:30 p.m. Cost is $25 ..................................................0419-A20W With wrap around childcare cost is $33 ..................................................0420-A20W

Eagles Nest New Brighton: March 26, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. for PreschoolGrade 1. Trip includes bus and playground. Please wear socks. Bus departs at 10 a.m. and returns at 4:00 p.m. Cost: $20 (For trip only) ..................................................0421-A20W With wrap around childcare cost is $33 ..................................................0422-A20W

Jump City: January 17, 12-3 p.m., Preschool-Grade 1 Trip includes bus ride, 3 hours of jump time and snack while on site. Please bring socks! Bus departs AES at 11 a.m. and returns to PARENTS NIGHT OUT AES at 4 p.m. Cost is $25 Looking for a night out? Let our Cardinal ....................................................413-A20W Kids Club staff watch With wrap around childcare $33 (6 a.m.- 6 p.m.) your children for ....................................................414-A20W you. Students age 3 Powder Ridge Skiing or Snowboarding: years-Grade 5 January 20, 11 will be proa.m.-5 p.m. for vided dinner Grades 2-8. Trip and activities! includes bus Activities include computers, movies, arts ride and snack. and crafts. Bus departs AES at 11 a.m. and • Friday, February 14.....................6-10 p.m. returns AES at 6 p.m. Cost for skiing is $25 “Happy Valentines Day”.......................$12 (includes lift ticket, rentals, helmet and beginner lesson)

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...................................................0415-A20W • Friday, April 24..............................6-9 p.m. Cost for Snowboarding is $30 (includes lift “Spring Fling”.......................................$10 ticket, snowboard rental and helmet)

..................................................0416-A20W With wrap around childcare cost is $33 ..................................................0417-A20W Only need the bus cost is $10 www.annmlce.com

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Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

AFTER SCHOOL BOYS & GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Grades 3-5

JR SPIKERS VOLLEYBALL CAMP Grades 4-6

Junior Spikers Volleyball is an opportunity for girls to develop volleyball skills through drills and fun play! Practice will consist of fundamental skills development and games. T-shirt included.

TUESDAYS....................March 17, 31 & April 7, 14 AES Gym......................................................3-4 p.m. 2301-A20W.........................................................$17 Registration Deadline...................................March 2 Fee After Deadline...............................................$22

AES Gym.................................................3-4:30 p.m. 2701-A20W.........................................................$55 Registration Deadline...........................February 15 ...............................................(Guarantees a T-shirt) Fee After Deadline.............................................$65

TRACK CAMP

BOWLING LEAGUE

Grades 4-6

Grades 6-12

Did you know Track and Field competitions date back to 776 B.C when the first ever Olympic Games took place? There is no better time to check out this ancient sport then now! Join us for an introductory track camp hosted in Annandale for 4th,5th, and 6th graders. This camp will introduce athletes to running events, relays, field events, and even meets! The students will practice in Annandale, and participate in three track meets! Bring an afterschool snack, bottle of water, comfy clothes, and running shoes. T–Shirt included. Please list T–Shirt Size when registering.

What do a turkey, an anchor, and a sour apple all have in common? They are all bowling terms! Join us for an after school bowling league at Tom and Gary’s Bowling and Event Center. Each week players will work on their bowling skills by bowling 2-3 games. Players will be grouped into teams and competing against each other during the six weeks with a championship on the final day. Bowlers will meet at AMS and walk over to the bowling alley with a staff member. Bussing from AHS to AMS will be available for AHS students.

MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS April 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 30, May 4, 5, 7, 11, 12, 14

AES Gym.........................3-4 p.m. 2521-A20W............................$45 Reg. Deadline To guarantee T-Shirt Apr 6 Fee After Deadline................$55 www.annmlce.com

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This fun after school class will introduce the game of volleyball to boys and girls that are new to the sport. In this program students will practice basic skills of passing, setting, hitting and serving as well as being introduced to the rules of the game. These skills will be taught through fun exercises, drills Monday & Tuesday..........................March 2, 3, 9, 10 and games.

TUESDAYS.................3-4:30 p.m. January 7, 14, 21, 28, Feb. 4, 11 Tom & Gary’s Bowling & Event Ctr.

CARDS BASKETBALL

Cards basketball will cover basketball skills and fundamentals at a pace boys and girls can understand and are comfortable with. Students will learn dribbling, shooting, passing and quick footwork through a series of drills, games, and activities.

GIRLS Grades 1-2..........MONDAYS JANUARY 6, 13, 27 & FEBRUARY 3 AES Gym...............................3-4 p.m. 2207-A20W.................................$17 Registration Deadline..........January 1 Fee After Deadline........................$22 BOYS Grades 1-2.......WEDNESDAYS JANUARY 8, 15, 22, 29 AES Gym...............................3-4 p.m. 2209-A20W.................................$17 Registration Deadline..........January 3 Fee After Deadline........................$22

2301-A20W............................$65 Registration Deadline.....January 1 Fee After Deadline..................$70 Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700 15

KICKBALL

Ages 5-Kindergarten

Grades 1-5

Winter is getting long, and students have a lot of energy to burn. Come to this supervised open gym for a chance to run, play, jump and burn off that energy! Come to play basketball, jump rope, hula hoop, the options are endless! Activities available will be determined each week by the participants and staff.

All of the fun of baseball and softball without as many rules! If this sounds like the activity for you then come join us out on the kickball field! We will learn the basics of kickball while having fun with our friends.

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CARDINAL KIDS PLAY

MONDAYS February 24, March 2, 9, 16 AES GYM.........................3-4 p.m. 2206-A20W............................$17 Registration Deadline......Feb. 18 Fee After Deadline................$22

AFTER SCHOOL SOCCER

NEW!

MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS April 6, 8, 13, 15 AES Gym.........................3-4 p.m 2305-A20W............................$17 Registration Deadline.......April 1 Fee After Deadline..................$22

Grades 3-12

Want to get in shape for Softball and Baseball Season? Spring training is an opportunity for girls & boys to learn and develop basic fundamentals skills of fastpitch softball, or baseball including GRADES 1-2.........WEDNESDAYS throwing, catching, fielding, hit..............March 4, 11, 18, April 1 ting and base running. AES Gym.........................3-4 p.m. 0341-A20W............................$17 Registration Deadline........Feb. 28 Fee After Deadline..................$22 GRADES 3-5............THURSDAYS ..............March 12, 19, April 2, 9 AES Gym.........................3-4 p.m. 0341-B20W............................$17 Registration Deadline.....March 7 Fee After Deadline................$22

Kindergarten

If you like to burn off excess energy and learn soccer skills, this class is for you. As a participant in this class you will be introduced to the basic skills of soccer. Students will participate in fun exercises, drills, and games.

CARDINAL SPRING TRAINING

WHIFFLE BALL

NEW!

Grades 3-5

Warm up your baseball skills midwinter with some friendly Whiffle Ball competition! Gather up with your friends and play Whiffle Ball! It’s as simple as that!

SUNDAYS .........February 23, March 1, 8, 15 .....................................AHS GYM Registration Deadline........Feb. 18 Fee After Deadline..................$26 GIRLS Grades 3-6.....4-5:30 p.m. 2250-A20W..........................$21 GIRLS Grades 7-12...6-7:30 p.m. 2250-B20W..........................$21 BOYS Grades 3-4...12:30-2 p.m. 2251-A20W..........................$21 BOYS Grades 5-6.....2-3:30 p.m. 2251-B20W..........................$21 THURSDAYS February 13, 20, 27, March 5 AES Gym.........................3-4 p.m. 2313-A20W............................$17 Registration Deadline........Feb. 8 Fee After Deadline................$22

DODGEBALL

FLOOR HOCKEY

Grades 3-7

Grades 1-5

If you love playing the game Dodgeball and you are in grades 3-5 This is the class for you! The entire hour is devoted to your favorite game! Different types of Dodgeball will be played depending on the choice of participants.

Participants will be introduced to the basic fundamentals of indoor hockey. Fun mini games will be played weekly. Safe Indoor sticks, and eye goggles are used in this activity. A great way for students to develop their athletic skills and have fun with friends. Max: 30 students

Grades 3-5 TUESDAYS Feb. 18, 25, March 3, 10 AES.......................3-4 p.m. 2215-A20W.................$17 Reg. Deadline.........Feb. 13 Fee After Deadline........$22

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Grades 6-7 MONDAYS & TUESDAYS April 6, 7, 13, 14...3-4 p.m. AMS Wrestling Room 2216-A20W.................$17 Reg. Deadline..........April 1 Fee After Deadline........$22

Grades 1-2 WEDNESDAYS Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26 AES GYM...............3-4 p.m. 2306-A20W.................$17 Reg. Deadline...........Feb. 7 Fee After Deadline........$22

Grades 3-5 THURSDAYS January 9, 16, 23, 30 AES GYM..............3-4 p.m. 2214-A20W.................$17 Reg. Deadline............Jan. 3 Fee After Deadline........$22

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

DODGEBALL

Boys & Girls in Grades 3-6

Grades 4-6

Young Irish Volleyball is a program that will introduce the game of volleyball to boys and girls that are new to the sport. In this program, participants will practice the basic skills of passing, setting, hitting and serving as well as being introduced to the rules of the game. These skills will be taught through fun exercise, drills and games.

If you love playing the game of Dodgeball and you are in grades 4-6, this is the class for you! The entire hour is devoted to your favorite game. Different types of Dodgeball will be played depending on the choice of the participants. Max class size: 30 students

Tuesdays.....February 11, 18, 25, March 3......3-4 p.m. MLE Gym.....................9747-A20W.....................$25 Registration Deadline................................February 4 Fee After Deadline................................................$30

AFTER SCHOOL SOCCER

Tuesdays............January 7, 14, 21, 28...........3-4 p.m. MLE Cafeteria................9403-A20W....................$17 Registration Deadline..................................January 8 Fee After Deadline................................................$22

IRISH KICKBALL Boys & Girls Grades 3-6

If you like to burn off excess energy and learn soccer skills, this is the class for you! As a participant in this class you will be introduced to the basic skills of soccer. Students will participate in fun exercises, drills and games. GRADES K-2 Tuesdays............April 7, 14, 21, 28................3-4 p.m. MLE Cafeteria or Field 5.............9407-A20W........$17 Registration Deadline..................................March 31 Fee After Deadline................................................$22 GRADES 3-6 Wednesdays..........April 8, 15, 22, 29............3-4 p.m. MLE Cafeteria or Field 5.............9408-A20W........$17 Registration Deadline......................................April 1 Fee After Deadline................................................$22

IRISH PRIDE DAY BASKETBALL

YOUTH - MAPLE LAKE

YOUNG IRISH VOLLEYBALL

Mondays..........April 6, 20, 27, May 4...........3-4 p.m. MLE Cafeteria or Field 5...........9405-A20W..........$17 Registration Deadline..................................March 30 Fee After Deadline................................................$22

2019 IRISH FASTPITCH SPRING CAMP Grades 5-8

Maple Lake girls in grades 5-8 will have the opportunity to participate in a fastpitch softball camp. The focus of the session will be to learn the fundamentals (batting and fielding), improve overall fastpitch softball skills and have fun! The sessions will be taught by the varsity head coach Tim Knudsen and several high school softball players. Please arrive 5-10 minutes early to help set up equipment and put on shoes. Please wear proper athletic clothing and shoes. Bring your own glove.

Join the Varsity Boys and Girls basketball teams for Irish Pride Day! We will work on dribbling, shooting, passing and more! This is a FREE event, but pre-registration is required. *Students must be picked up and signed out of the gym by 4:15 p.m. Mondays & Tuesdays.....March 2, 3, 9, 10......6-7 p.m. GRADES K-6 Wednesday..............January 22................3-4:15 p.m. MLHS Gym.....................9410-A20W.................FREE Registration Deadline.................................January 22 www.annmlce.com

......................Maple Lake Activity Center/MLHS Gym 9700-A20W.................$45.................Includes T-Shirt Registration Deadline...............................February 17 Fee After Deadline................................................$55 Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

IRISH WINTER DANCE AND GYMNASTICS CLINIC NEW!

Grades Kindergarten-6

YOUTH - MAPLE LAKE

Join the Varsity gymnasts and coaches for this fun new gymnastics, and dance clinic. Participants will learn some new stunts, dances and gymnastics routines. Participants will perform at half time of a varsity basketball game! Registration includes a T-shirt. Please update your child’s T shirt size when registering.

CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS Grades Kindergarten-3

Enjoy some hot cocoa as we make Christmas tree ornaments. These make perfect gifts for grandparents or for your own tree at home!

Monday, Wednesday & Thursday PRACTICE........January 6 & 8..................3-4:15 p.m. ML Middle School Gym........................................... PERFORMANCE...........Thursday, January 9 at 7 p.m. MLHS Gym............................................................... 9531-A20W........................................................$35 Registration Deadline................................January 1 Fee After Deadline...............................................$45

Tuesday, December 17.................................3-4 p.m. ML ECFE Room...................................................$13 3142-A20W.....................Instructor: Shayann Russell Registration Deadline...........................December 15 Fee After Deadline...............................................$18

IRISH KIDS PLAY

Join us to make a sweet treat to eat! We will also bring some home to share with our Valentines.

Ages 5-Kindergarten

Winter is getting long, and students have a lot of energy to burn . Come to this supervised open gym for a chance to run, play, jump and burn off that energy! Come to play basketball, jump rope, hula hoop, the options are endless! Activities available will be determined each week by the participants and staff.

LITTLE CHEF’S BE MY VALENTINE Ages 4-Grade 2

Tuesday, February 11....................................3-4 p.m. ML ECFE Room...................................................$13 3143-A20W........................Instructor: Lori Greenlun Registration Deadline...............................February 3 Fee After Deadline...............................................$18

WEDNESDAYS April 9, 16, 23, 30..................................................... MLE Cafeteria...............................................3-4 p.m. 9402-A20W........................................................$17 Registration Deadline....................................April 4 Fee After Deadline...............................................$22

FLUFFY SNOW SLIME Ages 4-Grade 1

Enjoy all the fun of snow without the cold! In this class your child will be making cool fluffy snow slime! We will also have a snowman container to take it home in.

LITTLE CHEF’S SPRING SNACKS

Tuesday, January 14......................................3-4 p.m. ML ECFE Room...................................................$13 3145-A20W.....................Instructor: Shayann Russell Registration Deadline................................January 8 Fee After Deadline...............................................$18 18 www.annmlce.com

Tuesday, March 10.......................................3-4 p.m. ML ECFE Room...................................................$13 3144-A20W........................Instructor: Lori Greenlun Registration Deadline..................................March 2 Fee After Deadline...............................................$18

Grades 2-5

Spring is in the air and we are searching for rainbows! Your child will make a variety of Spring themed snacks. Including rainbow grilled cheese!

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

ANNANDALE GYMNASTICS

Mondays..............January 6, 13, 27, February 3, 10 AMS B Gym...........................................6:15-7 p.m 7601-A20W......$48 ($53 After January 1 Deadline) LEVEL ONE Girls & Boys - Ages 5+ We will learn basic shapes, jumps and tumbling. We will learn skills on all four events while working on our flexibility, coordination and strength. Tuesdays..............January 7, 14, 28, February 4, 11 AMS B Gym...........................................6:15-7 p.m 7701-A20W......$48 ($53 After January 2 Deadline)

MAPLE LAKE GYMNASTICS

PARENT/TOT Girls & Boys - Ages 18 Months-3 Years In this class we help the parent and gymnast work together in a playful, fun atmosphere to develop flexibility, agility, hand-eye-coordination, body awareness, and build strength while learning basic gymnastics skills. We use music, games, and gymnastics equipment. Min 4/Max 12. MLMS Gym Wednesdays..January 8, 15, 22, 29 & February 5, 12 7100-A20W................5:45-6:15 p.m................$54 Reg. Deadline: January 3...Fee After Deadline: $59 PRESCHOOL: Girls & Boys - Ages 3-5 In these classes we teach the basics skills, terminology of gymnastics in a fun atmosphere. Your child will learn skills like forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, swings, and supports on bars, This class will help teach your child to interact and behave in a structured class setting and also help improve their gymnastics skills. MLMS Gym Wednesdays..January 8, 15, 22, 29 & February 5, 12 7200-A20W................6:30-7:15 p.m................$57 Reg. Deadline: January 3...Fee After Deadline: $62 www.annmlce.com 19

LEVEL THREE Girls & Boys - Ages 8+ with Considerable Experience Gymnasts will focus on progressions that lead to front and back handsprings, and what a “tumbling pass” looks like. They will continue to develop higher level skills on all four events to prepare them for high school gymnastics. Tuesdays..............January 7, 14, 28, February 4, 11 AMS B Gym..........................................7-8:15 p.m. 7901-A20W......$65 ($70 After January 2 Deadline)

BEGINNERS Girls & Boys Ages 5 & Up This Class is for students ages 5 and up. No Skill requirement, just an interest in gymnastics and a readiness to learn. MLMS Gym Thursdays.........January 2, 9, 23, 30, February 6, 13 7300-A20W............6:15-7:15 p.m....................$60 Reg. Deadline: Dec. 28......Fee After Deadline: $6 INTERMEDIATE Girls & Boys - Ages 5 & Up Skill Requirement- Bars: Pull Over w/ mat, jump to high bar. Floor: Forward roll, backward roll, cartwheel, handstand, and bridge kickover. MLMS Gym Mondays........January 6, 13, 27, February 3, 10, 24 7500-A20W.........6:15-7:30 p.m.......................$78 Reg. Deadline: Jan. 1..........Fee After Deadline: $83

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

YOUTH-ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE

PRESCHOOL Girls & Boys - Ages 3 & 4 This class will introduce children to the basics of gymnastics. They will learn the fundamental shapes, terms and positions in a FUN atmosphere!

LEVEL TWO Girls & Boys - Ages 5+ with Experience Gymnasts will continue to develop skill on all four events. Must be able to do a bridge and cartwheel. We’ll begin to work on kicking over, round-offs, jumps, and leaps while working on flexibility, coordination, and strength. Mondays..............January 6, 13, 27, February 3, 10 AMS B Gym...........................................7-8:15 p.m 7801-A20W......$65 ($70 After January 1 Deadline)

BUNDLE & SAVE!

NEW!

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SUNDAY FUNDAY WITH COMMUNITY EDUCATION

COMMUNITY EDUCATION PUNCH CARDS Make your life easier! Purchase a Punch card for $30. Good for the 2019-2020 School year. Cards can be shared with anyone you want! No need to keep cash on hand if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got a punch card! Purchase one by calling 320-274-3058 or at CE Sunday Fundays! Good for 10 admissions to the following CE Events: â&#x20AC;˘ Maple Lake Punch Card: Maple Lake Open Gym, & Open Baseball/softball Gym â&#x20AC;˘ Annandale Punch Card: Little Tike Time (Fridays or Sundays), Adult Volleyball, Basketball Open Gym.

BASKETBALL OPEN GYM

Stay active in the harsh Minnesota Winters with Sunday Open Gym. Bring the kids to shoot OCTOBER-MARCH some hoops, or arrange a pick up game with friends. Students 11 and under need to be suDecember 15, January 5, 19, 26 pervised by an adult. No need to register in adFebruary 9, 16, 23, March 1 vance. The open gym schedule is subject to (18 years and up) change. Located at the AES GYM, and MLHS Bump, Set, Spike! Join in on the fun with Adult Activity Center: 3-5 p.m. Open Volleyball on Sunday afternoons. Join other adults for a fun, challenging, exciting, and friendly pick up game of Volleyball. Teams are decided based on attendance each week. Join the fun, and burn some enGames are self-monitored. Play for fun, and stay ergy with this great gross motor active! No need to register in advance, simply activity time! This program is attend when you can! AES Gym 3-5 p.m. designed for children ages 18 months-5 years old to socialize and play. Enjoy some Get started on your spring training in Maple parent/child led play time. Lake! The batting cages are open...batter up! New toys and opportunities During this time, the gym is reserved for basewill be laid out each week for the kids to exball/softball open gym. Basketball will not be set up. This program takes place March 8, 15, 22, 29, plore! Located at the AES Gym. Sundays 2-2:45 p.m. or Fridays 10:30-11:15 a.m. April 5, 19, 26. MLHS Activity Center, 3-5 p.m.

Adult Open Volleyball

LITTLE TIKE TIME

BASEBALL/SOFTBALL OPEN GYM

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BASEBALL SPRING TRAINING

SUPER SATURDAY BASKETBALL

Ages 3-5 (Not yet in Kindergarten)

Grades K-4

A program for boys and girls that is full of excitement and good exercise. Students will learn the game of baseball in a positive, fun environment through practicing the fundamentals of hitting, throwing, and fielding ground balls. Emphasis is on fun and good sportsmanship! Bring your own glove if you have one! Maximum Class Size: 30 students

If you just can’t wait for the baseball season to start, then this is the activity for you. You will learn all parts of the game: hitting, running, fielding and throwing. You will also be involved in some fun mini-games and actual innings of baseball. Most equipment will be provided. However, bring your own glove.

This program is designed for beginners, and experienced players alike! Players will work on Dribbling, passing, shooting, body awareness and defense. Skills will be incorporated in fun lead up games and activities for campers of all ability levels. Instructor: Adam Ronnenberg

SATURDAYS April 4, 11, 18, 25..10:15-11 a.m. 9001-A20W...........................$17 .......................ML Activity Center Registration Deadline....March 31 Fee After Deadline..................$22

SATURDAYS ........................April 4, 11, 18, 25 ......................................9-10 a.m. 9002-A20W...........................$17 .......................ML Activity Center Registration Deadline....March 31 Fee After Deadline..................$22

SATURDAYS January 11, 18, 25, February 1 ML Activity Center Fee.........................................$30 Registration Deadline..January 22 Fee After Deadline…..............$40 K-Grade 2…....................8-9 a.m. .................................3600-A20W Grades 3-4..9:10 a.m.-10:25 a.m. .................................3600-B20W

ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE RINK RAT HOCKEY Ages 3-8

Introduction to Hockey. This is for both girls and boys ages 3-8 that have never played organized hockey. We will work on basic skating skills such as edges, balance and agility. The last 15 minutes will be small area games. Skaters will be divided into three groups based on ability: Learn-to-skate = Beginners Newbies = Intermediate Grinders = Novice Equipment Needed: • Helmet • Hockey Skates

• Hockey Stick

Location: Annandale Outdoor Rink Dates: Tuesday/Thursday January 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23 Time: 6-7 p.m. Activity Code: 3330-A20W Registration Deadline: January 2 Fee: $30 Fee After Deadline: $35 www.annmlce.com

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PRESCHOOL SATURDAY T-BALL

MN DNR FIREARMS SAFETY CERTIFICATION TRAINING

YOUTH-ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE

Ages 11 & Up This is a DNR sponsored class that is required in order to obtain a firearm safety certificate. Participants must be age 11 and older at the start of the class to participate. IMPORTANT: Participants must attend all sessions to become certified. If you cannot attend all sessions, DO NOT SIGN UP!

DNR Firearms safety certification is required of anyone born after 12/31/1979 in order to obtain a hunting license. Location: Annandale Conservation Club 360 Conservation Club Road, Annandale (On the east side of Eastview Mobile Home Park off of Hemlock)

Parents, Plan to arrive 15 minutes early the first night, March 16, for registration and stay for a short video. Classroom: March 16, 17, 19, 20..........5:45-8:30 p.m. Field Date: March 21..........................................9 a.m. Cost: $10 ($7.50 for class and a $2.50 handling fee) 2200-A20W............................................Class Max: 45 What to bring: A highlighter. Pop and Water are available for purchase.

HEART OF THE LAKES LIFEGUARD PROGRAM Ages 11-14

The Annandale & Maple Lake area is considered the Heart of the Lakes for a reason! There is water everywhere! Whether you own a pool, live on a lake or frequent the cabin, water safety is necessary for survival. Prepare your Pre-Teens and Teens for all scenarios so that when they are swimming with their friends, babysitting, fishing, boating, or doing anything near the water they can make a difference should an accident happen. Water Rescues, basic first aid, basic CPR, real life scenarios, preventing incidents, and intro to the Lifeguarding Certification class will be covered in this class. There will not be any official certifications given in this class. This class is designed as a water safety class and intro to lifeguarding class. Instructed by American Red Cross Lifeguard Instructor, Lily Lantto www.annmlce.com

CE SWIMMING LESSONS The Community Education swimming lessons are intended to teach students how to swim skillfully and safely. The prerequisite for each level is the successful demonstration of skills from the preceding level. Level 1: Intro to Water Skills (Ages 5+) Helps students feel comfortable in the water. They will learn to enter and exit water safely, exhale underwater through nose and mouth, swim on front and back using arm and leg actions, front and back floating, as well as front and back glides along with alternating arm and leg action. Swimmers must be 5 years old (by March 31st) and able to be in the water by themselves. Min5/Max-6 Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills (Ages 5+) Begin fundamental skills in locomotion, floating and recovery to a standing position, submerge head, retrieve underwater objects, work on kicking, front crawl, and begin learning elementary backstroke. Min-5/Max-8 Level 4: Stroke Improvement (Ages 5+) Kids will gain confidence during swim lessons, improve their stroke and gain additional aquatic skills. Min-5/Max-8 TUESDAYS April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12 Registration Fee........................................................$70 Registration Deadline...........................................April 2 Fee After Deadline....................................................$75 Level 1...............5-5:50 p.m.........................2000-A20W Level 2...............6-6:50 p.m.........................2001-A20W Level 4...............7-7:50 p.m.........................2002-A20W ................................................Located at Camp Courage

Days 1-3.....................Water Safety at Camp Courage Days 4.........................................CPR/First Aid at AES (Bring swim suit, towel, and goggles if needed) Tuesdays…....................................................5-7 p.m. 0512-A20W.............................May 19, 26, June 2, 9 AES and Camp Courage…...................................$80 Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

CAILLE FARM HORSE DAY CAMP Ages 6-12 (No experience needed)

Ages 7-10

First Aid and Safety Trained Kids is a 6 hour course for 7 – 10 year olds. Lessons cover basic first aid, water safety, vehicle safety, home emergencies, injury prevention, personal safety and healthy living. This course helps prepare children for staying at home alone. Students will receive a book and construct a home first aid kit as part of the class. Min: 10 students, Max: 25 students. Instructor.............................Barb Anderson-Whiteis Instructor: Emergency Outfitters .....Caille Farms, 9209 Iffert Avenue NE, Monticello Monday, January 20...........................9 a.m.-3 p.m. 3570-A20W ...................................$95/per person Monday, February 17.........................9 a.m.-3 p.m. 3571-A20W ...................................$95/per person *Bring a lunch and come spend the day.

Monday & Tuesday April 13 & 14................................................3-6 p.m. 3558-A20W .......................................................$49 .............................Annandale Elementary, Room 187 Registration Deadline ....................................April 9

{YEL!} FENCING FALL

BABYSITTING 101

Grades 2-5

Students Ages 10 & Up

New and returning students invited! Join this fast growing Olympic sport. Each {YEL!} fencing class follows four basic components: •Teach It!…Hall of Fame Olympic Fencing Coach Ro Sobalvarro crafts our lessons and curriculum. •Practice It!…Students pair up and practice the fencing move or concept, rotate partners and repeat. •Move It!…Students then participate in fencing matches using only the moves taught so far. •Play It!…10-15 minutes each class students fence with multiple fencers at their skill level. All equipment provided. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. Min: 6 Max: 20

This course follows the American Academy of Pediatrics – Babysitter Lessons And Safety Training (BLAST). Students learn current practices for safety and injury prevention, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants, how to handle behavior problems, and how to manage their babysitting business. Students receive a reference book, recipe and game handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit.

WEDNESDAYS......................................3567-A20W Feb., 5, 12, 19, 26 March 4, 11.....................7-8 p.m. AMS Cafeteria.....................................................$82 Registration Deadline...............................February 1

Min: 10 students Max: 25 students Instructor: Emergency Outfitters

WEDNESDAYS......................................3568-A20W April 8, 15, 22, 29 May 6, 13.......................7-8 p.m. AMS Cafeteria.....................................................$82 Registration Deadline.....................................April 1

Saturday, April 4..............................8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 3559-A20W ........................................................$63 Location............................................AES, Room 187 Registration Deadline ................................March 28

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YOUTH-ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE

Ride horses on your day off of school at our day camp. They offer a full day of horse activities, 2 riding sessions (45 min. each), grooming, horse care and games. Our arena and barn are heated and we have well trained lesson horses.

F.A.S.T. KIDS - STAYING SAFE WHILE HOME ALONE

YOUTH-ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE

LOVE PAINTING PARTY SCIENCE EXPLORATION UNICORN Kindergarten & Up Kindergarten-Grade 4 PAINTING PARTY Discover your inner artist while Predict, experiment and disGrades 2 & Up

cover what happens when you Discover your inner mix different ingredients toartist while having gether. We will mix art with fun with acrylic science! We will conduct scipaint on canvas! In ence experiments and explore this class each stuour senses!!! You will not want dent will create a to miss out on the new discovbeautiful painting eries made in this class! Min: 4 students, Max: 10 Students. of a fanciful unicorn. Even if this Instructor: Michelle Rassier is your first time painting on Tuesday, March 10...........3-4 p.m. canvas the step by step instruc3565-A20W............................$16 tions to make this magical creaTuesday, February 11..3-4:30 p.m. Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed ture will be a fun and creative 3560-A20W............................$28 Registration Deadline.......March 5 art studio experience! Instructor: Amanda Pawelski Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed having fun with acrylic paint on canvas! In this class each student will create a Valentine’s Day painting that shows lots of love! Even if this is your first time painting on canvas, the step-by-step instructions to make this lovely painting will be a fun and creative art studio experience! Instructor: Amanda Pawelski

Registration Deadline...February 6

MOTHER’S DAY SURPRISE Ages 4 & Up

This is your opportunity to let your mom know just how special you think she is! This class will be lots of fun, and we will even wrap your project, so you can give it to mom on Mother’s day. This is a secret so come and find out what we will be doing while creating something very special for your mom. Thursday, May 7...............3-4 p.m. 3593-A20W ..........................$16 Annandale Elementary Comm Ed. Registration Deadline .........May 1

PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA Kindergarten & Up

JEWELRY MAKING WITH ESSENTIAL OILS FOR KIDS!

Thursday, March 12.........3-5 p.m. 3561-A20W............................$30 Registration Deadline.......March 5 Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed

Essential oil diffuser bracelets & necklaces are becoming more and more popular, even now for kids to wear! In this class we will learn how to use oils, what they are and what they can do for you! Your child will also make a bracelet & necklace to take home. Instructor: Jackie Kartak

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN

Grades 1-5

Thursday, March 19.........3-4 p.m. 3564-A20W............................$20 Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed Registration Deadline.....March 12

HAIR BRAIDING & UP DO’S! See Page 9.

Who doesn’t love pizza? In this class you will learn how pizzas are made. You will develop dough stretching and rolling techniques from Jimmy’s pizza, and you will take a pizza home to bake! Thursday, February 20......3-4 p.m. 3563-A20W............................$16 Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed Registration Deadline........Feb. 13 www.annmlce.com

Do you want to learn how to make your own lunch or snacks without the help of mom or dad? Young minds and busy fingers get active in this engaging cooking class for kids! Kids in the kitchen fills up with laughter and smiles as children how to prepare their own healthy, tasty recipes. You will learn to prepare fun, mouth-watering foods while practicing safety in the kitchen You will even take home recipes and extra goodies to share with your family! Thursday, March 5..........3-4 p.m. 3594-A20W...........................$16 AES............................................. Reg. Deadline...........February 27

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FROZEN FEVER! Ages 4 & Up

Thursday, January 23........3-4 p.m. 3590-A20W ..........................$16 Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed Registration Deadline...January 16

LEAPING LEPRECHAUNS Ages 4 & Up

Join us for some Valentine’s Day fun! Create some valentine crafts, create a gift for someone special and design a heart cookie for snack! You will “Love” spending time with friends for Valentine’s Day!

Top of the day to you! Join in the fun creating shamrock crafts and playing games. We will also make some leprechaun munchies to take home. You won’t want to miss out on this Irish party!

Thursday, February 13......3-4 p.m. 3591-A20W...........................$16 Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed Registration Deadline..........Feb. 6

Tuesday, March 17...........3-4 p.m. 3592-A20W ..........................$16 Annandale Elementary Comm. Ed Registration Deadline.....March 12

Ages 4 & Up

BAKING AND BOOK TIME FUN! Ages 4 & Up

This class is going to be extremely fun to participate in! We will read some of Laura Numeroff’s children’s books. And then have fun making yummy treats that go along with the story! This is a child guardian based class. Instructor: Sandy Holthaus Brownies & Cupcakes! If You Give A Mouse A Brownie/Making Brownies If You Give A Cat A Cupcake/Making Cupcakes Thursday, January 30..................................6-7 p.m. AHS Room #104..................................3445-A20W Fee....................................................................$18

DISNEY ON ICE: ROAD TRIP ADVENTURES

Pancakes & Muffins! If You Give A Pig A Pancake/Making Sourdough Pancakes If You Give a Moose A Muffin/ Making Muffins Saturday, February 22...9-10 a.m. AHS Room #104......3446-A20W Fee........................................$18 Cookies & Donuts! If You Give a Mouse A Cookie/Making Cookies If You Give A Dog A Donut/Making Donuts Wednesday, March 18................................6-7 p.m. AHS Room #104..................................3447-A20W Fee....................................................................$18 (Bring a bag lunch to eat on the bus or extra spending money to purchase lunch at the show).

Annandale: Depart Annandale Community Ed at 8:15 a.m.; Return approximately 2:10 p.m. Maple Lake: Depart Maple Lake High School at 8:30 a.m.; Return approximately 2 p.m.

Hit the road with Mickey Mouse and his pals for a high-octane ride in Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures. Exciting twists and turns await as Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Friday, March 13..............Ages 2 & Up: $25/person and you, embark on a wild ride to your fa- Annandale...........................................1452-A20W Maple Lake..........................................1552-A20W vorite Disney destinations. Travel with (School bus transportation, under 23 months will sit on Moana to the sun-soaked Motunui, set off on lap if not purchasing ticket. Ages 2 & up need ticket) a safari to the Pride Lands with Simba. Discover a whole new world as you’re swept up in Aladdin’s princely parade. Play at a largerthan-life carnival with Woody and Forky. Join us for a fun-filled getaway jam-packed with unexpected hijinks and up-close character interactions, right in your hometown! www.annmlce.com

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Do you want to build a snowman?! We’ll use our icy powers to create unique Frozen fun. We’ll paint with frozen ice pop’s, make silly snowmen, play with pretend snow, make royal cupcakes and more! Along the way we’ll listen to Frozen songs and have fun talking about Frozen Fever!

WILL YOU BE MY VALENTINE

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS

EARLY CHILDHOOD SCREENING ANNANDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS & MAPLE LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS The early childhood years from birth to the rest of kindergarten are an important time of rapid learning and growth. Early Childhood screening is a simple check of how your child is growing and developing. Between the ages of 3 and 4, screening can detect possible health and learning concerns so that children can get help before they start school. Parents accompany their child through the approximate hour-long process. After the screening activities, the screener shares information on the child’s growth, development, and learning. The screening is free for children. You are encouraged to be screened in the district you reside in. Early childhood screening is not a “test.” Your child will not pass/fail. It is a tool to identify concerns, if any exist, to provide help before kindergarten. Screening is required before entering kindergarten in a MN public school.

IS YOUR CHILD READY FOR THE NEXT STEP? AN ANNANDALE PRESCHOOL PREVIEW: PARENTS ONLY An information night for parents interested in the 2020-2021 Annandale Preschool and Cardinal Kids Club Program Learn about these school district programs and how they can benefit your child’s early learning. Topics include a preschooler’s day, transitions and separation, curriculum, Kindergarten Connections Transportation options, and parent involvement. You will also receive a tour of our Early Childhood Wing. Thursday, January 9, 2020..............................6 p.m. AES - Door 2....................AES Bendix Media Center Registration for the 2019-2020 year will begin on February 10, 2020.

Call for an appointment if: • You are new to the district • Your child is over four and has NOT been notified • Your child is entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2020 and has not been screened • You need more information Annandale Residents: Call 320-274-3058, Ext. 4200 to schedule an appointment. Screening is held at Annandale Elementary School in the Community Education wing. (Enter through Door 2) 655 Park St. East. Annandale Screening Dates: December 13, January 10, February 7, 28 & March 13 Maple Lake Residents: Call 320-963-3024 for dates and further information. Screening is held at Maple Lake Elementary School, 200 State Hwy. 55.

Kindergarten Round-up is geared toward families with children who will be age 5 or older by September 1, 2020 (Thus eligible for Kindergarten Fall 2020). Annandale School District February 13, 2020..............................5:30 p.m. Annandale Elementary School, 655 Park Street East, Annandale Maple Lake School District March 5, 2020.................................................. Last names ending A-J...........starts at 5:30 p.m. Last names ending K-Z...............starts at 6 p.m. MLE School, 200 State Hwy. 55, Maple Lake

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WHAT IS EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION/ECFE?

ECFE is a unique parent-child education program for all families with children ages Birth – Kindergarten

Weekly classes have three parts:

PURPOSEFUL PLAY FOR CHILDREN The remaining portion of the class is designed for children to learn through play with their peers. All children benefit from guidance of a licensed early childhood teacher. The goal is to help children develop a healthy self-concept and a love for learning. In several ECFE classes, parents and children remain together for the entire class time. Look for the “NS” (Non separating) next to the class on the schedule below. All other classes have a separating format including a parent component. CONNECTING WITH OTHERS While children are learning with their teachers, parents join together in an informal group setting for an informal group discussion on family topics; they share ideas, learn more about their child’s development and benefit from feeling connected to other parents with similar issues.

SLIDING FEE SCHEDULE

(Based on your annual family gross income) • Childcare fee per child: $39/8 weeks or $105/year or $6/drop in • Childcare is only available for the Tuesday evening classes in Annandale

$75,000 & Above

$219 or 4 payments of $54.75

$50,000-$74,999

$189 or 4 payments of $47.25

$36,000-$49,999

$157 or 4 payments of $39.25

$25,000-$35,999

$125 or 4 payments of $31.25

Under $25,000

$57 or 4 payments of $14.25

• Early Childhood Family Education weekly schedule at a Glance “NS” means Non-Separating; parents and children remain together for this class. • Below classes located at Annandale Elementary, Comm. Ed Door #2

- Mondays............................................................9-10:30 a.m. Toddler Time(NS)......................Ages 2-3...............1408-A19F - Tuesdays...............................................................4:45-6 p.m. Strong Starts.............Ages Infants & Ones.............1416-A19F - Tuesdays.........................................................6:15-7:45 p.m. Family Affair......…Ages 30 months-4 years...........1416-B19F - Wednesdays.......................................................9-10:30 a.m. 1’s, 2’s, and 3’s (NS).....Ages 12 Months-3 years....1423-A19F

SPRING INTO BRIGHT BEGINNINGS PRESCHOOL NEW!

be a separating class for the entire class time. We look forward to supporting your child in their learning journey this spring! Spring into Bright Beginnings is a preschool Minimum: 4/Maximum: 8 class for our youngest learners ages 2.5-3.5 ...........................................................9-10:30 a.m. by January 1st, 2020. This class is designed Class sessions..................April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15 for your child to gain preschool experience 1417-A20W.......................................................$57 to prepare them for their first year of Pre- ..........................Annandale Elementary CE, Door 2 school. Parents will drop off their child on Fridays for 5 sessions this spring. This class is perfect for your child who attends ECFE or for your child to gain some independence and confidence before school starts this fall. Our schedule will include free play/independent time, circle time, snack time and outdoor/gym time. Spring into Bright Beginnings will be similar to our ECFE classes, but will www.annmlce.com

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EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS

LEARNING TOGETHER During the first half-hour of class, choose from many planned activities designed just for you and your child.

ANNANDALE CHILDCARE

2019-2020 School Year Welcome to Cardinal Kids Club, Annandale’s leading childcare program. Cardinal Kids Club offers a safe and nurturing environment for children in the Annandale school district. Cardinal Kids Club is available for students in Kindergarten-5th grades. Little Cards, a division of Cardinal Kids Club, is available for students 3 years of age and enrolled in preschool. We gladly accommodate varying schedules and will assist in bringing students to and from Community Education Activities. Before & After School Program: • For students in Kindergarten-Grade 5. • Hours of operation: Monday-Friday: 6-8 a.m & 3-6 p.m., following the district calendar. • Convenient for parents and safe for all students: Located at AES. • Daily activities include: homework help, computer lab, gym time, crafts and outside play. We encourage child initiated activities that build self confidence, creativity, respect & cooperation. • Afternoon snacks are provided.

Little Cards - Preschool Program: Little Cards preschool extension childcare is available morning and afternoon hours opposite your child's preschool class. Little Cards prides itself in providing a nurturing and caring environment, with a consistent daily schedule and fewer transitions during the day. • For children age 3 (completely toilet trained) and enrolled in Annandale Community Education Preschool programs. • Hours of operation: Monday-Friday: 6 a.m.-6 p.m., opposite preschool class. • Daily activities provide additional practice in school readiness skills. These activities follow Annandale school and state standards for early childhood development. • A morning and afternoon snack are provided. Breakfast and lunch are available through Annandale Food Service at an additional cost. Summer 2020 • New Family Information Night is Tuesday, April 7, 67 p.m., at AES, Door 2, Community Room. Summer Enrollment packets available at CE on Wednesday, April 1. Registration begins Thursday, April 2. Registration deadline is Friday, May 8. Summer Information: • Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-6 p.m. (Closed June 3-5, July 3, August 31-September 4)

PROGRAM HOURS & PRICING

• Affordable Rates: $5/hour (less than 4 hours), $33 per day, Hours...................................................................6 a.m.-6 p.m. Location.....................................Annandale Elementary, Door 2 or $135 per week based on monthly contracts. Little Cards-Preschool Rates Scheduled/Contracted Rates Daily rate 6 a.m.-6 p.m. $30 • Weekly field trips: Swimming, Before Preschool 6 a.m.-12:20 p.m. $18 Library, Zoo, Bunker Beach, After Preschool 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $18 Maple Grove Community Before school 6-8 a.m. $3/hour Center, Bowling, etc. After school 3-6 p.m. $3/hour • Daily activities Include: $5/hour Drop-In Rate (24-hour notice) Academic enrichment, outdoor School’s Out (K-Grade 5) School Age Rates (K-Grade 5) Before School 6-8 a.m. After School 3-6 p.m. Drop-In Welcome (24-hour notice required)

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activities, crafts, science and Non-School Days much more to keep your $33 scheduled • $40 drop-in children excited. Scheduled Rates: $3.50/hour • Breakfast, Lunch and snacks are $3.50/hour (Not charged while at CE activities) provided. $5/hour

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KIDVILLE

For your Preschooler: Quality childcare and enrichment is available to children ages 33 months-5 years of age (potty trained) Childcare is provided before and after Preschool also available on the days that they do not have Preschool. Preschool children who are age eligible for Preschool (3 by September 1st) and must be enrolled in Wee Irish Preschool. Children may bring a lunch or purchase one through the food service program. (Separate charge from tuition)

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PROGRAM DETAILS:

• Convenient for Parents • Safe for all children • Located at Maple Lake Elementary, in the Northwest corner of the school • Homework Helpers • Offers a variety of activities including, but not limited to, gym time, outdoor play, science activities, art time and much more HOURS: 6 a.m.-6 p.m. COST: $3 per hour per child Kidville Coordinator: Lori Greenlun 320-963-6415 greenlunl@maplelake.k12.mn.us

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KIDVILLE - MAPLE LAKE

Welcome to Kidville Maple Lake’s premier childcare program for children preschool-6th grade. High quality childcare provides a safe place for children and help working families, but also increases academic achievement and improve school attendance. Kidville is a balance high quality program, which includes opportunities for recreation, social skill development, basic skills reinforcement and academic enrichment. Participating children have many opportunities to provide input into the types of activities that are available.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

ABOUT ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE COMMUNITY EDUCATION

When should I register for class?

What happens when class is

Where should I go to register in person?

• Community education reserves the right to cancel any activity due to insufficient enrollment, all fees are refunded if a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. • Classes are cancelled 2-6 business days prior to the start of class. Avoid disappointment of class cancelation by registering early and on time! Community ed classes are so much for fun with a friend! • We will contact you via email or phone if a class is cancelled.

• Now! Many classes fill quickly and instructors need to order supplies. • Help to ensure your class has enough students by registering at least 7 days prior to the class starting. • Registering early will reserve your spot in classes or trips that fill early. • You’ll be registered to participate in the class.

• Annandale Community Education office located at 655 Park St. E Annandale, MN please use Door 2 at AES. • Maple Lake Community Education office located at 200 STATE Hwy 55 Maple Lake, MN, please use the district office entrance.

Why pay by Credit Card?

• Register online and know immediately you are in the class. • Credit Card refunds are processed with in a day or two. Refund checks are mailed by district office 7-14 business days.

cancelled?

Will class be held if the weather is questionable?

• When Maple Lake Schools and/or Annandale Public schools is dismissed early all community education classes or activities are cancelled. • Call our weather line for up to date announcements at 320-274-5700, subscribe to our TEXT service by texting ANNMLCE to 84483 to begin receiving the most up to date weather announcements. • A rescheduled date will be made available if possible.

What is your REFUND policy?

• Persons who wish to withdraw their registration must do so no later than 5 business days before the activity is scheduled to start. • A $5/class/student service fee be dedicated from each refund date.

What if I have a past due balance with Community Education?

• Accounts not paid in full or showing outstanding balances for services received from Community Education programs, including (Childcare, Preschool, Youth and Adult programs) will not be able to register for other community education programs untill accounts are paid off in full.

What if I still have questions?

• Please call community education at 320.274.3058 and we will do the best to provide you with a friendly, helpful answer! Like us on FACEBOOK at Annandale and Maple Lake Community Education

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION PRESENTS

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Saturday, February 8 â&#x20AC;¢ 6-8 p.m.

Annandale Elementary Commons â&#x20AC;¢ For students ages 3-12

Couple: $18 â&#x20AC;¢ Additional Child: $5 â&#x20AC;¢ Reg. Deadline: February 4, 2020 â&#x20AC;¢ 0001-A20W Join us for an enchanted evening with your special - adult date! Enjoy a craft, dancing, share a snack with a flower for your special date at the end of the night. REGISTER AT: www.annmlce.com or call Community Education at 320.274.3058 and 320.963.5991