Youth Variety Tween Nights BA
Come enjoy games, sports, music, movies, dancing, food and more! This is a great opportunity to hang out with old friends and meet new kids from other schools. Concessions will be available for an additional fee. Advance registration is requested.
Location: ESCC At 14 North Van Buren Street CODE
580000-11 F
DAYS DATES 05/04
580000-14 Tu 580000-15 Tu 580000-16 Tu
DAYS DATES 06/26 07/10 07/24
TIME 6:00-8:00P TIME
6:00-8:00P 6:00-8:00P 6:00-8:00P
Babysitting Training Ages 10-16
FEE $5
Location: Hall Quarry Beach At 400 S. Water Street CODE
FEE $5 $5 $5
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Class content teaches future babysitters the skills needed to have a successful and fulfilling time taking care of children. Fun activities, group discussions, role-playing and teacher lead discussions allow the students to actively participate in every aspect of the class. A student reference book, along with other resource materials, is included in the class fee. Bring a snack and a doll to class.
Location: Sunset Community Center At 710 Western Avenue, Geneva
Instructor: Staff CODE
DAYS DATES
382000-1A Sa,Su 07/14-07/15 382000-1B Sa,Su 08/11-08/12
TIME
1:00-5:00P 1:00-5:00P
RES BNR NR $59 $68 $77 $59 $68 $77
Magic Class Ages 5-12
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Children are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn a collection of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks! Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading and more. While the tricks may appear difficult, you’ll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided, and each child receives a magic kit to take home. Children are grouped by age and always learn tricks that are age-appropriate. Additionally, you can sign up for this class again and again since brand new tricks are taught each session!
Location: Pottawatomie Community Center At 8 North Avenue Instructor: Gary Kantor’s Magic Team CODE
382003-1A M
DAYS DATES 07/23
TIME 6:45-7:40P
The Engineering and Science of Water Parks Ages 7-13
RES BNR NR $20 $23 $26
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This is the perfect STEM offering for the upcoming water park season! A lot of science goes into providing a safe trip down those tubes. Learn the secrets behind the fun of those slippery water slides, the winding lazy river, the wild wave pool, splashing spray parks, and the snack shack! Highly motivating materials like tubes, funnels, pumps, lights, basins, and sprayers will be used to enrich and challenge children’s understanding of the water park industry. After this class, participants will never look at water parks in quite the same way. Participants will also receive a free one day pass to the Quarry for the summer season.
Location: Hall Quarry Beach At 400 S. Water Street Instructor: Lisa Lombardi Coaching, Inc CODE
282056-1B F
Horsemanship for Kids Ages 9-17
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Learn the proper ways to groom, tack and handle horses. In the saddle, learn the basics of riding at the walk and trot. Lessons will be held in our indoor arena during inclement weather. The first day of class is orientation and groundwork. Riders should wear jeans or Jodhpur pants and hard- soled riding or hiking boots with a small, low heel. Bring an approved riding helmet or bicycle helmet. Makeup class held at the end of the 6 weeks. Visit the website for more information!
www.DunhamWoodsFarm.com
Location: Dunham Woods Farm At 9N755 Nesler Road, Elgin Instructor: Dunham Woods Farm Staff CODE
DAYS DATES 382010-1A Sa 06/09-07/14 94 | Summer 2018 TIME 1:30-2:30P
RES BNR NR $149 $171 $194
DAYS DATES 06/08
TIME RES BNR NR 10:00-11:30A $39 $45 $50
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