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PROGRAMS
Preschool/Youth Enrichment
Wonder Pets (Ages 2–5 w/adult)
In this pawsitively pawesome program your little one will
learn what it takes to be responsible of our favorite family
furry friends. Every week your child will foster a new
stuffed animal where they will learn about the pet and the
care required to make the pet happy. Through simple chores
such as grooming, washing, petting, feeding and loving, they
will learn the importance of treating animals with respect
and a sense of routine. A take home care chart will be
assigned to each child to keep up with their daily pet chores.
If your child is successful with fostering the pet, they will get
to adopt the pet at the return of the next class. We will even
make it official with an adoption certificate! Adults must
participate. Led by Kelli Schillaci. (4 wks)
Held at Dunbar Recreation Center
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0005.33.1 Th 10–11 am $44/48
Feb 6–27
Ballerina Princesses (3–5 years old)
Come dance like all your favorite princesses while learning
basic ballet skills. Dancer must be toilet trained. Instructed
by Dance Staff.
Day Date
Spring into some sweet fun in this delicious baking
adventure. Your child will be pouring, mixing, decorating
and most likely trying to sneak a taste of every ingredient
in sight. The instructor will lead your child with simple step
by step instructions to create several fun spring themed
treats that you can take home and share with your family
and friends. Led by Kelli Schillaci.
Held at Dunbar Recreation Center
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio
Prog
Sweet Spring (Ages 2–5 w/adult)
Time
Wk R/NR
0031.31.1 F Jan 10–Feb 14 3–3:30 pm 6 $30/34
0032.31.1 F Feb 21–Mar 20 3–3:30 pm 5 $25/29
0033.31.1 F Apr 17–May 15 3–3:30 pm 5 $25/29
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0022.33.1 10–11:15 am $15/19
F
Mar 20
Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead! (Ages 4–6)
Is your preschooler curious? Does he like to figure out how
things work? Does she want to explore and experiment?
This class will give children a chance to do just that!
Students will grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually
through a variety of activities and will work together using
science, technology, engineering, arts, and math to find
answers to their questions. Led by Learning Center staff.
Children should bring a nut free lunch. (5 wks)
Held at Diamond Lake Recreation Center
Prog
30
847.566.0650
Time R/NR
0005.21.1
Day Date
F Jan 10–Feb 7 12–2 pm $75/85
0006.21.1 F Feb 21–Mar 20 12–2 pm $75/85