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Park District of La Grange

536 East Avenue, La Grange, IL 60525

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Resident registration begins April 26.

Non-Resident registration begins May 2.

Summer camp registration now open.

SUMMER CAMPS

Camp Tiny Tots • Camp Mighty Munchkins

Camp-A-Palooza • Camp Quest • Adventure CampSee pages 24-25 and 47-49 for details.

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La Grange Endless Summerfest, July 31 - Aug. 3.

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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERSAdministrative Offi ces ..................................................................708/352-1762Administrative Fax ..................................................................................352-8591Athletic Hotline ........................................................................................352-0588Community Center .................................................................................354-1836Gilbert Park Activity Building ..............................................................354-9091Sedgwick Park Activity Building ........................................................354-2205

RECREATIONAL & COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATIONSAging Care Connections ........................................................................354-1323American Youth Soccer Org. (AYSO) .................................www.ayso300.orgBoy Scouts of America ...........................................................................354-1111Bulls/Sox Training Academy-LaGrange ...................................708/588-2275Bulls/Sox Training Academy-Lisle ..............................................630/324-8221Community Diversity Group ...............................................................579-5114Comm. Park Dist. of LaGrange Park ..................................................354-4580Cook County Forest Preserve ..............................................................366-9420City of Countryside ..................................................................................482-3645DuPage Cty. Forest Preserve .......................................................630/790-4900Flagg Creek Golf Course ........................................................................246-3336Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago ....................................................630/544-5900La Grange Area Newcomers ................................... www.lgnewcomers.comLa Grange Art League ............................................................................352-3101La Grange Babe Ruth League ..............................................................354-8730La Grange Business Association .........................................................352-0494La Grange Little League ..............................www.lagrangelittleleague.comLa Grange Garden Club-Bev Sturtz ...........................................630/789-6557La Grange Girls Softball-Lisa Sher ......................................................482-8987La Grange Public Library .......................................................................352-0576La Grange Historical Society ................................................................482-4248Leader Shop ...............................................................................................579-5898NAACP .........................................................................................................352-4897Pleasant Dale Park District ..........................................................630/662-6220SEASPAR .............................................................................................630/960-7600Southwest Suburban Sr. Center .........................................................354-1323Village of La Grange ...............................................................................579-2300Western Springs Rec. Dept. ..................................................................246-9070West Suburban Chamber .....................................................................352-0494

Resident RegistrationIncludes Countryside Residents

Saturday, April 26 • 8:00 am - 6 pmRecreation Building, 536 East Avenue

Registration will begin at 8:00 am and end at 6:00 pm.

Walk-in and online registration procedures will not have priority over the other, as both procedures will be occurring at the same time.

Residents may only register their own family.

PLEASE NOTE: In order to register online you will need to stop in the Rec. Center at 536 East Avenue to set up an online account. There is a form to complete and proof of address is required. You will be emailed a user name and password allowing you to access online registration. The deadline to set up an online account for registration on April 26 is April 25. If you already have an online account it is not necessary to do it again. Your user name and password is still valid.

TABLE OF CONTENTSSee pages 6-7 for a detailed program listAdult Activities ................................................................................................. 68-70Adult Athletics .................................................................................................. 72-74Adult Fitness ...................................................................................................... 75-82Be Our Eyes Park Watch Initiative .....................................................................85Bulls/Sox Academy ......................................................................................... 64-65Childcare ....................................................................................................................76Commemorative Tree Program .........................................................................87Early Childhood Activities ............................................................................ 19-25Early Childhood Athletics ............................................................................. 29-33Gymnastics ........................................................................................................ 50-51Late Pick-up Policy .................................................................................................84Learning Ladders Preschool ........................................................................ 16-18Map & Facility/Park Info ................................................................................ 89-90Open Gym .................................................................................................................11Performing Arts ................................................................................................ 34-40Registration Form ...................................................................................................88Registration Info ....................................................................................................... 4Rental Info .............................................................................................................8-10SEASPAR .....................................................................................................................83Senior Activities ............................................................................................... 79-80Special Events ................................................................................................... 12-15Specialty Camps............................................................................................... 26-28Summer Day Camps .......................................................................24-25 & 47-49Teens/Pre-Teens ............................................................................................... 66-67Trips .............................................................................................................................71Youth Activities ................................................................................................ 41-49Youth Athletics ................................................................................................. 52-63

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RECREATION CENTER536 East Avenue, La Grange, Illinois 60525

Telephone: (708) 352-1762 • Fax: (708) 352-8591Administrative Offi ce Hours: 9 am - 5 pm ............Mon.-Fri.

Front Desk Hours Summer Front Desk/Phone Hours8 am - 9 pm ........... Mon.-Fri. May 25 - Sept. 28 am - 6 pm ........... Sat. 8 am - 9 pm ...........Mon. Tue. & Thur.10 am - 5 pm ........ Sun. 8 am - 5 pm ...........Wed. & Fri. 8 am - 4 pm ...........Sat. Closed .....................Sun.

Closed 5/26, 7/4, 8/23, 8/24 & 9/1

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PDLG BOARD & STAFF

PARK BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS• President, Mary Ellen [email protected]

• Vice President, Robert Ashby ................................... [email protected]

• Commissioner, Lynn Lacey ...................................... [email protected]

• Commissioner, Robert Lynch ..................................... [email protected]

• Commissioner, Chris Walsh ..................................... [email protected]

BOARD APPOINTMENTS• Executive Director, Dean Bissias, APRP ............. [email protected]

• Board Treasurer, Robert Metzger

IMPORTANT E-MAIL ADDRESSES• General ................................................................................. [email protected]

• FOIA Requests ................................................................ foiaoffi [email protected] FOIA requests are required to be submitted in writing or by email.

PARK DISTRICT STAFF• Executive Director, Dean Bissias, APRP ............. [email protected]

FINANCE STAFF• Supt. of Finance, Leynette Kuniej, CPA ....... [email protected]

• Finance & Personnel Assistant, Terri Kuzel ........ [email protected]

RECREATION/FACILITY STAFF• Supt. of Recreation, Laura Gallagher, CPRP .......................................... [email protected]

• Supt. of Facilities, Chris Finn, PPRP...........................chrisfi [email protected]

• Supt. of B.A.S.E., Leanna Hartung [email protected]

• Early Childhood Supervisor, Diana Faught, CPRP ...................................................dianafaught@pdlg.org

• Community Programs & Marketing Supervisor, Teresa Skrzynski .................................................... [email protected]

• Recreation Supervisor, Kevin Miller, CPRP ....... [email protected]

• Administrative Supervisor, Linda Muth ............ [email protected]

• Facility Rental Coordinator, Katie Walsh [email protected]

• Secretary/Receptionist, Ginger Zeman [email protected]

• Custodial Supervisor, Jonathan Regan ..... [email protected]

PARKS DEPARTMENT STAFF• Parks Foreman, Claudia Galla .............................. [email protected]

• Parks & Maintenance Laborers: Earl Willis, Ricky Cox, Jose Farias

APRP - Associate Park & Recreation ProfessionalCPRP - Certifi ed Park & Recreation ProfessionalPPRP - Provisional Park & Recreation Professional

PARK BOARD MEETINGSThe Board of Commissioners meet at the Park District Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, on the 2nd Monday of every

month at 7:00 pm. Meeting dates, times and location subject to change.

PDLG FACILITIES & CLASS LOCATIONSPDLG Recreation Center536 East Avenue

PDLG Community Center & Park200 South Washington Avenue

PDLG Denning Park4903 South Gilbert Avenue

PDLG Gilbert Park & Preschool Building41st Street and Gilbert Avenue

PDLG Sedgwick Park & Activity Building10th Avenue and 48th Street

PDLG Gordon ParkOgden and Locust Avenue

PDLG Waiola Park47th Street and Waiola Avenue

Hanesworth Park26th & Barnsdale Road, La Grange Park

La Grange Park Recreation Center1501 Barnsdale Road, La Grange Park

Cossitt School115 W. Cossitt Avenue, La Grange

Flag Creek Golf Course6939 Wolf Road, Indian Head Park

Gurrie/Spring Avenue School1001 South Spring Avenue, La Grange

Ideal School9901 West 58th Street, Countryside

Lyons Township High School - South Campus4900 Willow Springs Road, Western Springs

Park Junior High School325 North Park Avenue, La Grange Park

Western Springs Grand Avenue Community Center4211 Grand Avenue, Western Springs

Western Springs Recreation Center1500 Walker Street, Western Springs

Yena Park29th Street and Harrison Avenue, La Grange Park

Countryside Park61st Street and Meadow Drive, Countryside

City Park61st Street and Ashland Avenue, Countryside

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1. RESIDENT REGISTRATION ONLY Walk-in resident registration will take place on Saturday, April 26 from 8:00

am-6:00 pm at the Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, and continues thereafter during regular offi ce hours. Residents can only register their own family during resident registration on April 26 . Countryside residents may also register beginning April 26 .

2. NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION Individuals residing outside of the Park District boundaries may register

starting at 8 a.m. Monday, May 2. This includes Neighborhood Network residents.

3. ONLINE REGISTRATION The Park District of La Grange off ers online registration. Come in to the

Recreation Center to complete an online registration form to receive the required user name and password for online access. Online registration runs simultaneously to walk-in registration; neither procedure has priority over the other. Online registration is available 24/7 once registration begins for the season. A non-refundable $2 administration fee applies to online registration transactions. Register online at www.pdlg.org.

4. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED All programs have a minimum and maximum enrollment and will be fi lled

on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis.

5. PROGRAM WAITING LISTS Maximum enrollments for programs ensure quality and safety for you and

your children. In the past, we made every eff ort to accommodate as many residents as possible without negatively impacting the programs. This has led to disappointment and frustration for all involved due to problems in timing (those on the waiting lists would fi nd another way to spend their time), and the diffi culty related to fi nding qualifi ed instructors in a short period of time.

For this program season, waiting lists will be unlimited. This list will be taken to allow for dropouts and cancellations prior to the start of a program. Our deadline for requesting refunds is 5 days before the start of class. This change helps eliminate last minute decisions regarding program and waiting list status.

6. FALSE INFORMATION/RESIDENT PRIORITY Persons failing to indicate Non-Resident status, or registering Non-Residents

as Park District Residents will be dropped from the program without refund.

7. REFUNDS AND CANCELLATION Refunds will not be issued after the fi rst class date and must be requested

no less than 5 days before the fi rst class meeting. A prorated refund will be issued in cases when the Park District receives a written certifi cate from a physician that a medical condition exists that prohibits participation. The medical note must be received no later than 14 days after the session end date. A prorated refund may also be issued if the registrant moves outside of the District boundaries. A $5 service charge will be deducted from all refunds over $5, except when a medical certifi cate is presented in writing, or the District cancels a program. If the Park District cancels a program, participants will have a choice of full refund, credit or class transfer, if available.

8. INSUFFICIENT FUNDS FEE: In the event that a program is paid for by check, and that check is returned

to the District stamped N.S.F., full payment as well as a $20.00 penalty will be required in cash or cashiers check before attendance in a class can continue.

9. FEE CODE The fee code used in this brochure is as follows: (R) Residents of La Grange & Countryside (NR) Non-Resident (NN) Neighborhood Network

10. PROOF OF RESIDENCY Proof of La Grange or Countryside residency is required to qualify for

resident rates for program registrations, usage passes and facility rentals. A driver’s license, state ID or utility bill is acceptable. This policy assures the lowest fees for La Grange residents.

11. NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK (NN) All communities that border La Grange which include Western Springs,

La Grange Park, Brookfi eld, La Grange Highlands, and McCook will be charged only 10% more than resident rate for all programs. Proof of residency is required.

For all co-op programs, non-residents from the co-op district will get the resident rate.

12. CO-OP PROGRAMMING If the graphic symbol appears next to a program title it is a co-op

and resident rate applies for all agencies indicated. All participating agencies must achieve minimum enrollment for a class to be held. Co-op codes: LP-La Grange Park, WS-Western Springs,

13. SENIOR DISCOUNT Seniors age 55+ receive a 10% discount for most PDLG programs for adults.

14. PROOF OF AGE The Park District of La Grange reserves the right to require proof of age for

participants age 3 and under.

15. PAYMENT/ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION When in doubt, call the Park District offi ce at (708) 352-1762.

16. ASSESSMENT DESCRIPTION You will be assessed a $5 registration fee when signing up for programs.

This fee is charged only once per household per season for registrations of $20 and over. If after your initial registration you decide to enroll in more programs during the same program season, simply alert us to that fact when you register. The assessment fee does not apply to online registrations. Collecting this fee allows the Park District to meets its costs without raising fees for every program.

17. PAYMENT METHODS Payment methods accepted are: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, cash and check.

Driver’s license required for checks.

18. REGISTER EARLY! Classes subject to cancellation if they do not meet minimum enrollments a

week before class starts, unless otherwise noted.

19. FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

20. ADA ACCOMODATIONS A request for ADA accommodations or assistance at a program is required

at the time of registration. This includes, but is not limited to, inclusion aides, sign language interpreters, adaptive equipment, and accessible transportation. Early registration, along with a request for accommodation, is strongly suggested in order that appropriate accommodations are secured prior to the start of the program. At least two weeks is needed to have accommodations in place. It may not be possible for the participant to attend the program until accommodation needs are met.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

WHY ARE THERE INITIALS NEXT TO THE PROGRAMS?(LG-Laura Gallagher, DF-Diana Faught, KM-Kevin Miller, TS-Teresa Skrzynski)

They represent the staff member responsible for that program. This will help you connect with the right person to answer your questions.

OTHER SYMBOLS: - Parent/Child Program | - Cooperative Program | - Childcare Off ered During This Program | - New Class


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ADULT ACITIVTIESAbout Boating Safety ..........................................................................................................70Adult Computer: Microsoft Offi ce Excel .......................................................................69Adult Computer: Microsoft Offi ce Word.......................................................................69Boating Skills & Seamanship .............................................................................................70Gardening Class .....................................................................................................................70Organization to Go ...............................................................................................................69Piece of Clay ............................................................................................................................68Spanish for Adults .................................................................................................................68Trivia Night ..............................................................................................................................69Vegetarian Cooking..............................................................................................................70

ADULT ATHLETICSAdult Golf .................................................................................................................................74Adult Karate ............................................................................................................................73Adult/Teen Jujitsu .................................................................................................................72Adult Tennis ............................................................................................................................74Co-Rec Sand Volleyball League .......................................................................................72Co-Rec Volleyball League ..................................................................................................72Men’s Basketball League ....................................................................................................73Women’s Slow Pitch Softball League ............................................................................74

ADULT FITNESSChildcare Services .................................................................................................................76Broga Level 1 ..........................................................................................................................78Cycle & Abs ..............................................................................................................................78Cycle & Sculpt .........................................................................................................................7850+ Express .............................................................................................................................80Gentle Yoga .............................................................................................................................77Getting Yin...............................................................................................................................77Insanity......................................................................................................................................78Senior Strength and Stretch ..............................................................................................80Solo or Buddy Training ........................................................................................................79Start Up Fitness ......................................................................................................................79Step Variety .............................................................................................................................79Tai Chi ........................................................................................................................................80Toned N Strong ......................................................................................................................80Turbo Kick ................................................................................................................................79Yoga ...........................................................................................................................................77Yoga Fitness ............................................................................................................................77Zumba Fitness ........................................................................................................................79

BULLS/SOX ACADEMY .......................................................................64-65

EARLY CHILDHOOD ACTIVITIESActive Afternoons .................................................................................................................20Bedtime Buddies ...................................................................................................................21Bend, Stretch & Sing .............................................................................................................20By-Gym-Mini ...........................................................................................................................20“C” is for Cupcake ..................................................................................................................23Color My World ......................................................................................................................22Disney Rocks ...........................................................................................................................21Kiddie Kollege ........................................................................................................................22Little Hammers.......................................................................................................................23Mommy & Me Time ..............................................................................................................19Morning Munchkins .............................................................................................................21Runaway Circus Class ...........................................................................................................22Stay N Play ................................................................................................................................20Summer Fun Crafts ...............................................................................................................23Tiny Tunes ................................................................................................................................21Toddler Playtime Gym .........................................................................................................19Wee Chefs ................................................................................................................................21Zumba Kids Jr. ........................................................................................................................23Zumba Kids Jr. Camp ...........................................................................................................23

EARLY CHILDHOOD ATHLETICSAdult/Tot Sports & Stories .................................................................................................29All Star All Sports ...................................................................................................................31

All Star Jr. Golf .........................................................................................................................30Bumper Bowling ....................................................................................................................30Flag Football ...........................................................................................................................31Jujitsu Mighty Mites .............................................................................................................33Kidnastics .................................................................................................................................29Lil Pint Hoops ..........................................................................................................................31Mini-Hawk Sports Camp ....................................................................................................56Parent & Tot Gymnastics .....................................................................................................29Parent/Tot Sports ..................................................................................................................29Pee Wee Hoopsters & Headers .........................................................................................32Pee Wee Lacrosse ..................................................................................................................32Pee Wee Olympics ................................................................................................................32Pee Wee Track, Field & Fitness ..........................................................................................32Pre Karate .................................................................................................................................31Skyhawks Mini Flag Football-EC......................................................................................33Skyhawks T-Ball Camp ........................................................................................................33Soccer ........................................................................................................................................30Soccer Camp ...........................................................................................................................59T-Ball ..........................................................................................................................................30Tennis .........................................................................................................................................58Tiny Hawk Sports Camp .....................................................................................................33Volleykidz Beach Camp .......................................................................................................32

GYMNASTICSBeginning Tumbling ............................................................................................................51Boys Advanced Beginner Gymnastics ...........................................................................50Boys Beginner Gymnastics ................................................................................................50Girls Beginner Gymnastics .................................................................................................51Jr. Gymnastics .........................................................................................................................50Jr. Gymnastics II ......................................................................................................................50Tumbling for Cheerleading ...............................................................................................51Tumbling On ...........................................................................................................................51

LEARNING LADDERS PRESCHOOL ......................................16-18

PERFORMING ARTSAll Star All Dance-EC ...........................................................................................................35All Star All Dance-Youth ......................................................................................................39Ballet II .......................................................................................................................................38Contemporary Dance ..........................................................................................................39Dance with Me .......................................................................................................................34Extreme Poms Dance Camp-EC .......................................................................................35Extreme Poms Dance Camp-Youth ................................................................................39Hip Hop I ...................................................................................................................................38Irish Step Dancing .................................................................................................................36Irish Step Dancing-Youth ....................................................................................................38Jazz I ...........................................................................................................................................40Kid Rock I ..................................................................................................................................34Kid Rock II .................................................................................................................................34Kindercombo: Ballet/Tap ...................................................................................................37Kindercombo Boost .............................................................................................................36Kinderkeys-Early Childhood..............................................................................................35Kinderkeys-Youth ..................................................................................................................37Let’s Cheer & Dance .............................................................................................................39Little Actors Club ...................................................................................................................35Mini Musical Theatre ............................................................................................................37Mini Musical Theatre Intensive Camp ...........................................................................35Musical Theatre Intensive Camp .....................................................................................39Piano Adventure Camp .......................................................................................................38Poms Jr. .....................................................................................................................................39Poms Skills I .............................................................................................................................40Pre-Dance ................................................................................................................................36Private Piano ...........................................................................................................................37Teen Hip Hop ..........................................................................................................................40Teen Hip Hop Dance Camp ...............................................................................................40Tot Rock ....................................................................................................................................34

PROGRAM LISTING


PROGRAM LISTINGSENIOR ACTIVITIESBreakfast & Bingo ..................................................................................................................8155+ Leisure Day ......................................................................................................................81Hawaiian Social ......................................................................................................................82Medical Jujitsu for Seniors .................................................................................................82Senior Party Game Challenge ..........................................................................................82Senior Scrabble Tournament ............................................................................................82Senior Strength & Stretch...................................................................................................80Social Hour ..............................................................................................................................81Surprise Bridge Stakes Club ..............................................................................................81Walk for Health .......................................................................................................................81

SPECIAL EVENTSBack to School Drive ............................................................................................................14Endless Summer Fest ...........................................................................................................12Father & Kids 1st Flight .........................................................................................................15Movie in the Park: Monsters University ........................................................................13Movie in the Park: Despicable Me 2 ...............................................................................13Park Days ..................................................................................................................................14Tot Time in the Park ..............................................................................................................14Runaway Circus Workshop ................................................................................................15

SUMMER DAY CAMPS – Registration Began 2/1Adventure Camp ...................................................................................................................49Camp-A-Palooza ...................................................................................................................47Camp Mighty Munchkins ...................................................................................................25Camp Quest.............................................................................................................................48Camp Tiny Tots .......................................................................................................................24

SPECIALTY CAMPSAmusement Park Camp ......................................................................................................26Animal Cartoon Camp .........................................................................................................27Cartooning Under the Sea Camp ....................................................................................27Improv Mini Camp ................................................................................................................26Junior Under the Sea Camp ..............................................................................................27Junior Zoo Camp ...................................................................................................................28Mining and Crafting Camp ................................................................................................26Mining and Crafting 2 Camp ............................................................................................27Princess Camp ........................................................................................................................28Shipwrecked Camp ..............................................................................................................27Superhero Academy Camp ...............................................................................................26Superhero Camp ...................................................................................................................28Tie Dye Art Camp ..................................................................................................................27

TEEN/PRE-TEENSCPR Class...................................................................................................................................67Ceramics ...................................................................................................................................67Chefology.................................................................................................................................66Dazzling Make-Up Techniques ........................................................................................67Fitness/Athletics ..............................................................................................................72-79Game On ..................................................................................................................................66Jujitsu.........................................................................................................................................72Mystery Theater .....................................................................................................................67Spanish ......................................................................................................................................68Teen Clay Camp .....................................................................................................................66Teen Trivia Night ....................................................................................................................67Xtreme Trampolines .............................................................................................................66

TRIPSChicago Botanic Gardens ...................................................................................................71Les Miserables ........................................................................................................................71Medieval Times ......................................................................................................................71Rivers Casino ...........................................................................................................................71

YOUTH ACTIVITIESABC’s of Journaling/Sketch Book ....................................................................................42Beginning Video Game Programming ..........................................................................43Building Flying Models .......................................................................................................44Camp Get Fit & Have Fun ...................................................................................................46Chess Camp .............................................................................................................................41Fit Kids .......................................................................................................................................46Good News Times-Junior Journalists ............................................................................42Kids Cooking Creations .......................................................................................................41Lab Science ..............................................................................................................................43Lights, Camera, Action ........................................................................................................44Magic Class ..............................................................................................................................46Pictures & Poems ...................................................................................................................42Rock & Roll Robotics.............................................................................................................45Runaway Circus Class-Youth .............................................................................................43Simply Sewing ........................................................................................................................44Spanish for Children .............................................................................................................43Summer Spa Night................................................................................................................43Tween Cuisine.........................................................................................................................43Video Game Animation ......................................................................................................45Woodworks .............................................................................................................................44Young Authors Workshop .................................................................................................42Zumba Kids ..............................................................................................................................46Zumba Kids Camp .................................................................................................................46

YOUTH ATHLETICSAll Star Sports Dodgeball ...................................................................................................53All Star Sports Girls Basketball ..........................................................................................53All Star Sports Girls Soccer .................................................................................................53Archery Camp .........................................................................................................................54Basketball Level II ..................................................................................................................53Bowling .....................................................................................................................................53Bulls Basketball Camp .........................................................................................................60Bulls/Sox Combo Camps ....................................................................................................61Chicago Fire Soccer Camp .................................................................................................60EVP Tour Beach Volleyball Camp .....................................................................................54Flag Football ...........................................................................................................................52Frisbee Camp ..........................................................................................................................55Girls Super Sports .................................................................................................................53Jujitsu Juniors .........................................................................................................................63Jujitsu Mighty Mites .............................................................................................................63Kids First Girls Softball Camp ............................................................................................59Kids First Multi Sports Camp .............................................................................................59Kids First Track & Field Camp ............................................................................................59Lacrosse Camp .......................................................................................................................55Mini-Hawk Sports Camp ....................................................................................................56Pre Karate .................................................................................................................................627th & 8th Grade 3 on 3 Basketball League ......................................................................54Skyhawks Basketball Camp ...............................................................................................56Skyhawks Beginning Golf ..................................................................................................57Skyhawks Cheerleading Camp ........................................................................................56Skyhawks Flag Football Camp .........................................................................................57Skyhawks Mini Flag Football-Youth ...............................................................................57Skyhawks Quickstart Tennis Camp ................................................................................55Skyhawks T-Ball Camp ........................................................................................................56Skyhawks Track & Field Camp ..........................................................................................57Soccer Camp ...........................................................................................................................59Tae Kwon Do ...........................................................................................................................63Volleykidz Beach Camp .......................................................................................................54White Sox Baseball Camps.................................................................................................61Youth Golf ................................................................................................................................52Youth Karate ............................................................................................................................62Youth Olympics Camp.........................................................................................................55Youth Tennis............................................................................................................................58

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Have your next event at the Park District of La Grange! We have rooms to accommodate any size group. We have an indoor playground, basketball courts, volleyball courts, and an infl atable fun jump with a slide, obstacle course, and basketball hoops. There are plenty of aff ordable activities to keep your guests entertained!

If you require a refrigerator, sink, and microwave, rooms 105 and 106 are perfect for your party! These rooms are connected to the indoor playground and are located adjacent to the infl atable fun jump. Room 108 is also near the indoor playground and the fun jump and has a refrigerator. All other rooms have no kitchen amenities, but renters may bring in coolers, food warmers, sterno, or crock pots to accommodate their needs. You may rent access to the indoor playground and fun jump no matter which room your party is in!

Our newly remodeled DeSitter room is perfect for large parties of up to 175 people. The DeSitter room is ideal for showers, baptisms, birthdays, anniversaries, or graduations. Hook your iPod up to our sound system or hire your favorite DJ, and dance the night away! Utilize our full kitchen and convenient pop and ice bar at an aff ordable rate. Feel free to bring in your favorite food! We do not have any restrictions on caterers. If you seek a quiet place for your next seminar, you can also rent the DeSitter Room which is equipped with a screen and projector.

Please visit our website at www.pdlg.org for more information on booking details. You may also contact Katie Walsh at (708) 352-1762 or [email protected] to check availability. Please note we do not hold rooms or accept reservations over the phone or via fax or email. Reservations are accepted on a fi rst come, fi rst serve basis. Thank you!

ROOM RENTALSIf your party is for less than 100 people, we have a variety of rooms to suit your needs! In addition to party rooms, which are adjacent to the

indoor playground, we also have rooms that can be rented for small meetings. For children’s birthday parties you can also have exclusive use of

our indoor playground. The rates listed below are for residents and non-resident rentals.

DESITTER ROOM RENTAL RATESResident ..................................................$ 80 per hourNon-Resident ........................................$ 95 per hour

Kitchen Rental ......................................$ 15 per event

Alcohol Permit ......................................$150 per event(Beer, Wine Products only - Renter supplies own alcohol)

After Hours .............................................$ 15 per hour extra

RENTAL POLICYAll rentals are for a minimum of two hours. A minimum $100 security deposit is required at the time of booking. All events must be paid in full at least 14 days before the event. Please call for rates and additional information.

After hour rates apply to all Sunday rentals in June, July and August. Summer rentals must be a minimum of three hours.

PARTY ROOM 105/PARTY ROOM 106 Near playground (fee per room, double for both) Res. $30/hr Non-res. $38/hr

Each room holds a max of 25 people. Can be opened to one large room for 50 people.

ROOM 108/ROOM 109 (fee per room, double for both) Res. $30/hr Non-res. $38/hr

Each room holds a max of 50 people. Can be opened to one large room for 100 people.

Room 112 (Room holds maximum of 45 people) Res. $30/hr Non-res. $38/hr

CONFERENCE ROOM 101 OR ROOM 102 (fee per room) Res. $20/hr Non-res. $25/hr

Room 102 holds a max of 20 people and Conference Room 101 max is 10 people.

INDOOR PLAYGROUND ACCESSNON-EXCLUSIVE DURING ROOM RENTAL $20 fl at fee/resident $25 fl at fee/non-resident

Indoor Playground-Exclusive Use $150/hr resident & non-resident

FUN JUMPThe infl atable fun jump has a slide, basketball hoops, and an obstacle course.

$50/hr (2 hr minimum and 4 hr maximum)

AFTER HOURS RENTALSWeeknights after 9pm, Saturday after 6pm, Sunday after 5pm

Extra $15/hr

RENTAL INFORMATION

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GYM RENTALOur gymnasium features wood fl oors and three full high school

size basketball courts. Each court can be divided into a half court

using our suspended curtains. In addition to basketball, the gym

can also accommodate 4 full volleyball courts. Rentals of the

gymnasium are available when the Park District is not conducting

a program of its own on the courts. For party rentals, court rental

hours must fall within the room rental hours.

RENTAL POLICYAll rental requests must be made in person at the Park District

offi ces located at 536 East Avenue during normal business hours. A

non-refundable $100 deposit is required at the time of booking.

RENTAL RATES per courtHalf-Court Rental

Resident ..............................................$40 per hour

Non-Resident ....................................$50 per hour

Full Court Rental



Volleyball Court Rental



All participants must have a photo ID with

address or a Park District ID to participate

in open gym. Park District ID’s are available

at the front desk free of charge. Basketballs

available ONLY with Park District ID.

NO ADMITTANCE WITHOUT ID!

The Park District of La Grange is off ering yearly user passes. The

cards are valid for one year from date of issue and are available for

individuals or families. A daily rate is also available for those wishing

to use the facility without purchasing a yearly pass. ID cards will be

issued for each individual and will be swiped upon entering the

facility. Please bring proof of residency when registering for a user

card. Individual passes include free use of the track for one year and

24 free admissions to basketball open gym during open gym hours.

Free open gym visits expire in one year and are not transferable.

Please check our monthly calendar for specifi ed open gym times.

Family passes include the above for each family member living at

the household address, free admission to the indoor playground

for children in the household and 24 free visits per child ages 1-5 for

Toddler Playtime Gym.

RECREATION CENTER USAGE FEES Resident Fee Non-Resident Fee Neighborhood Network

Daily Running Track .......................... $3 per person ................................................ $5 per person .................................................$5 per person

Daily Playground ** ........................... $3 per child (3-12 Years) ............................ $5 per child (3-12 Years) .............................$5 per person (3-12 Years)

Free (under 3 Years) ..................................... $2 per child (1 & 2 Years) ............................$2 per child (1 & 2 Years)

Individual Yearly ................................. $25 per year (16 & Older) .......................... $38 per year (16 & Older) ...........................$28 per year (16 & Older)

Family Yearly ........................................ $45 per year ................................................... $68 per year ....................................................$50 per year

Senior Yearly ........................................ $22 per year (55 & Older) .......................... $34 per year (55 & Older) ...........................$25 per year (55 & Older)

Student Yearly* .................................... $22 per year ................................................... $34 per year ....................................................$25 per year

*Valid high school or college ID required. **NEW - Pay just $2 more and enjoy toddler playtime gym too!

GYM RENTAL/USAGE INFORMATION

WALKING TRACKNo strollers are allowed on the track - Please walk at your own risk.

Monday - Friday ................................. 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.Saturday ................................................ 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Sunday ................................................... 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Summer Hours (May 25-Sept. 2) Hours subject to change.

Mon ........ 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Fri ........ 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Tues ........ 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sat ....... 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Wed ........ 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sun...... CLOSEDThurs ..... 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

• For your safety, track hours may be restricted during Park District activities

in the gym.

• Track may close occasionally for certain programs.

INDOOR PLAYGROUNDAll children must be accompanied by an adult, no supervision provided.

Monday - Friday .................................. 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.Saturday ................................................. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Sunday.................................................... 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Summer Hours (May 25-Sept. 2) Hours subject to change.

Mon ........ 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Fri ........ 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Tues......... 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sat ....... 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Wed ........ 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sun...... CLOSEDThurs ..... 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

• Playground may close occasionally for private rentals or cleaning.

• Please Call: All hours & fees are subject to change without notice.


OPEN GYMOPEN GYM POLICIESPARK DISTRICT IDAll open gym participants are required to show a Park District ID or state-issued photo ID at check-in. This includes residents and non-residents of all ages. Park District ID’s are available for free and are valid for a 3-year period. Lost card replacements cost $5. Daily admission fees apply.

How can I get a FREE Park District ID?• Complete an ID card registration form (available at the Rec Center or

online at www.pdlg.org-home page bottom left)• Minors under age 18 —have your parent/guardian complete & sign an

ID form• Show proof of address/identity with state-issued photo ID at the Rec

Center, 536 East Avenue, La Grange• PDLG staff will take your picture and print your ID card• Patrons with a current yearly membership do not need a new ID card

PARK BASKETBALLS/VOLLEYBALLSOnly patrons presenting a valid Park District ID may check out a Park District basketball/volleyball.

COURTS/NETS/DIVIDERSFor a Volleyball net to be put up there MUST be a minimum of 8 partici-pants present and we recommend calling ahead to check availability. Curtains can be lowered to divide the courts. Park District staff has a key to lower the nets and is the only person authorized to do so. The nets are to be used as a backdrop. No participant is permitted to throw directly into the net. No one is allowed to lift a net to go underneath or hang on a net during the raising or lowering. This activity throws the cables off their track. NO DUNKING during open gym. Basketball hoops will not be lowered for open gym or private rentals.

PICK UP GAMESGames can be played cross-court only. All players must sign in on the list to get a team together to play a game. If a participant plays in a game and they are on the list their names moves to the bottom of the list. The name on the list is considered the team captain and he picks his fi ve-player team. If your name is called and you are not present you will lose your spot and the next person on the list will take your spot. The fi rst two names on the list will play the fi rst game and it shall be up to 15 points, all other games will be to 12 and teams must win by 2 points with a 16-point cap. Winner of the game stays on the court. If the win-ning team leaves the court the next two names will play that game.

CLOTHINGThere is to be no head-gear worn in the gym during open gym hours, no bandanas, baseball caps, sweat bands, skullcaps, etc. (All headgear

must be removed prior to entering the gymnasium) Participants are required to wear gym shoes while participating in open gym activities. Open Gym participants must wear non-marking shoes on the gym fl oor. Participants wearing shoes that cause damage to the fl oor will be asked to change into non-marking shoes. Dark soled gym shoes (black, gray, red) damage the gym fl oor. The Park District reserves the right to refuse any participant whose shoes may damage the gym fl oor. The following shoes are not permitted to be worn by participants: sandals, cleats or spikes, boots, dress shoes or others deemed inappropriate for athletic activity. Jewelry-The wearing of jewelry (necklaces, bracelets, earrings, etc.) in the gymnasium is strongly discouraged.

SPITTINGSpitting is not allowed, please use garbage receptacles if necessary.

FOODNO food or drink allowed in the gymnasium. Beverages are allowed in the social area ONLY. Please dispose of empty bottles and wrappers in the garbage receptacles. NO GUM in the gym. Please dispose of gum in receptacles prior to entering the gymnasium.

ALCOHOL, DRUGS, TOBACCO No one will be allowed to be under the infl uence of alcohol or other drugs during open gym hours. Violators will be asked to leave the facil-ity immediately and may have their Park District privileges suspended or revoked. No chewing tobacco or smoking is allowed in any Park District Facility.

LOSS OF PERSONAL PROPERTYThe Park District of LaGrange is not responsible for the loss of partici-pants clothing, equipment or valuables.

MUSIC/HEADPHONESNo head-phones will be allowed during open gym activities.

SPORTSMANSHIP/LANGUAGE/RESPECTAny participants engaging in a fi ght or other act of poor sportsmanship (unsportsmanship acts, unaccepted language, etc.) will, without refund, be removed from the Recreation Center for a period of time set by the Recreation Supervisor. Any participants using inappropriate language (NO SWEARING) or showing disrespect towards other participants or Park District Staff will, without refund, be removed from the Recreation Center for a period of time set by the Recreation Supervisor.

TRACKTrack for walkers/runners only. No personal belongings or sitting al-lowed on track.

OPEN GYM PUNCH PASSTired of carrying money with you to participate in open gym? We have the solution for you. The Park District is off ering a punch pass for open gyms. Pay up front and just bring your pass to open gym. We are off ering 10 passes for your convenience. All open gym participants must follow the open gym policies. Open gym participants must have a Park District ID or valid drivers license or state ID to participate in open gym.

Age 10 Pass Basketballs available ONLY with a Park District ID! 5-13 yrs ....................................$12/R, $24/NR 14 yrs & older ........................$22/R, $39/NR

DAILY OPEN

GYM FEES:Age Fees

5-13 yrs ......... $2/R, $4/NR

14-18 yrs ....... $4/R, $6/NR

19 & up.......... $5/R, $7/NR

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !SPECIAL EVENTS

Thursday, July 315:00pm-10:30pm» Carnival Ridesl Rides

Friday, Aug. 1Noon- 10:30pm($2 Admission after 5pm, Children 12 & under free)

Saturday, Aug. 2Noon- 10:30pm($2 admission after 5pm, Children 12 &

under free)

» Carnival Rides

» Food Vendors

» Beer Garden

» Live Music

» Children’s Petting Zoo/

Pony Rides

» Community Business Expo

Sunday, Aug. 3Noon-10:30pmNO ADMISSION FEE ALL DAY!

» Carnival Rides

» Food Vendors

» Beer Garden

» Live Music

» Children’s Petting Zoo/

Pony Rides

» Community Business Expo

» FIREWORKS at Dark!

There will be on site parking as well as shuttle parking.

The Park District of La Grange and the La Grange Business Association have joined forces to bring La Grange a bigger and better fest this year!

More information to come on our website at www.pdlg.org/events.

» Carnival Rides

» Food Vendors

» Beer Garden

» Live Music

» FIREWORKS at Dark!

LA GRANGE

Thursday, July 31 – Sunday, August 34 Days of Fun! Carnival Rides, Entertainment, Food Vendors, Beer Garden, Music, Raffl es, FREE children’s activities,

petting zoo, pony rides and 2 nights of fi reworks!

Endless SummerfestEndless SummerfestEndless SummerfestEndless SummerfestEndless Summerfestat Gordon Park

SAVE THE DATE!


MOVIE IN THE PARK:

DESPICABLE ME 2 (TS)Friday, August 15 • 8PMEnd your summer with Gru, his family and friends in this

sequel to Despicable Me. As Gru is recruited by the Anti-

Villain League to help deal with a powerful new super

criminal. Bring the family to enjoy this FREE movie on a 25-

foot screen with FREE POPCORN! Movie starts promptly at

8:00 PM.

Age:....................Whole Family

Location: ..........Sedgwick Park

Day: ....................Friday

Time:..................8:00P

Date: ..................August 15

Fee: ....................FREE

MOVIE IN THE PARK:

MONSTERS UNIVERSITY (TS)Friday, June 27 • 8:30PMMike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but

that wasn’t always the case. From the moment these two mis-

matched monsters met they couldn’t stand each other. Monsters

University unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their

diff erences and became the best of friends. Kick off the summer

under the stars for FREE with FREE POPCORN!

Age:....................Whole Family


Day: ....................Friday

Time:..................8:30P

Date: .................June 27

Fee: ....................FREE

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !SPECIAL EVENTS

TOT TIME IN THE PARK! (DF) Wednesdays, June 11, July 9 & August 13

9:30-10:30AMCalling all moms,

grandparents

and babysitters!

Are you looking

for the chance

to network with

others while your

kids can play with

some new friends

at the park? Join

us on the second Wednesday of June, July and August

to have some tot time in the park! Adult supervision is

required.

Age:....................All Ages!

Time:..................9:30A-10:30A

PARK DATE LOCATION

Waiola Park 6/11 47th Street & Waiola Ave.

Gordon Park 7/9 Ogden & Locust Ave.

Denning Park 8/13 4903 S. Gilbert Ave.

PARK DAYS (TS)Thursdays, June 12, July 10 & August 14

3-4PMPark Days are a great way to spend some quality time outdoors

with friends, old and new! Come on out to play some fun sports

and games with the Park District camp staff ! This event will be held

on the second Thursday of each month at a diff erent park. Please

bring a water bottle and gym shoes, as you will be sure to work up

a sweat while having fun! Event will be cancelled if there is inclem-

ent weather. A parent is required to drop of children and provide a

phone number in case of inclement weather.

Age:....................6-12 years

Time:..................3:00P-4:00P

Fee: ....................FREE

PARK DATE LOCATION

Waiola 6/12 47th St. & Waiola Ave.

Gordon 7/10 Ogden & Tilden Ave.

Rotary Centennial Park 8/14 116 Sawyer Ave

BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE (TS)

A new school year means new school

supplies. There are so many children

in our community that need your

help so they can go to school with

the proper school supplies this year!

The Park District and LeaderShop is

helping in-need children by gather-

ing new school supplies. Our goal

is to have 200 backpacks fi lled and

distributed. We will accept any item

from the list below or a solid color

backpack fi lled with all the items.

Drop off your donation(s) at the

Recreation Center, 536 E. Ave., La

Grange. We will be collecting supplies

until Friday, August 1. Backpacks will be distributed on August 12 at the Community

Center (200 S. Washington Ave., La Grange) from 5:30-7:00PM.

What is needed:

1 Solid color backpack 1 Pack of pencils 1 Ruler

1 Pack of loose leaf paper 1 Box of crayons 1 Highlighter

1 3-ring 1” binder 2 Notebooks

1 Glue stick

2 Folders 1 Pack of pens 1 Pair of scissors

1 Pack of colored pencils 1 Pack of markers


THE RUNAWAY CIRCUS WORKSHOPS (DF) Wednesdays, June 25 & July 16Run away to join the circus with our circus workshop! Students will have the chance to try

and learn many circus skills then choose a favorite to specialize in and perform at the end

of class! Learn how a circus operates behind the scenes, from skill development to show

creation and through performance. Globe Walking, Stilts, Juggling, Tightwire and more!

This is an experience your child will never forget! Co-op with WS & LP.

Age: ...................3-5 years & 6-9 years

Instructor: ........The Runaway Circus

Min/Max: ..........3/8 per agency

Location: ..........Recreation Center

Fees: ..................$23/R, $30/NR, $25/NN (3-5 years)

$34/R, $44/NR, $37/NN (6-9 years)

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

231663-01 6/25 1:30P-2:30P 3-5 years

231663-02 7/16 1:30P-2:30P 3-5 years

232664-01 6/25 5:30P-7:00P 6-9 years

232664-02 7/16 5:30P-7:00P 6-9 years

FATHER AND KIDS 1ST FLIGHT (DF) Saturday, June 14 • 10-11AMKids, grab your Dad and join us for the fi fth annual kite cre-

ations day! You and your Dad will spend some quality time

together by designing your very own kite! One you’ve created

your masterpiece we’ll go fl y them out in Sedgwick Park!

Come and join the fun! Co-op with WS & LP.

Age:....................3 & older

Instructor: ........Staff


Location: ..........Sedgwick Park Activity Building

Fees: ..................$17/R, $22/NR, $19/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME

261002-01 6/14 10:00A-11:00A

COMMUNITY GARDEN PLOTSIf you like to garden

or would like to

try out your green

thumb but you don’t

have enough space

at home, then our

Community Garden

plots at Denning Park

are just what you

need. The plots are for

residents of La Grange

and Countryside only.

Plot sizes are 4x8 feet and the fee is $50 per plot. They are garden

ready, fi lled with rich gardening soil. The concept for the Community

Garden is Victory Garden. This means food crops only, such as

herbs, vegetables, fruits and leafy greens. In case of an over harvest,

leftovers will be donated to local food pantries. Forms are available

at the Recreation Center at the front desk. Plots are limited so come

pick your perfect plot today and plant away. For more information

please call Claudia Galla (708) 352-1762.

Sign up for your 2014 garden plot today!

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !PRESCHOOL - Now off ering Classes!

LEARNING LADDERS PRESCHOOL 2014 - 2015 (DF)Our primary goal at Learning Ladders Preschool is that children learn through

socialization and play based activities. Our secondary goal is that children are

exposed to reading readiness skills, the alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors.

You will receive a handbook and payment schedule at the time of registration.

Learning Ladders meets from September 2, 2014 through May 8, 2015.

A non-refundable $75 deposit is required at registration. Please note: The tuition

fee will be made in 4 installments over the course of the preschool year. A late fee

of $5.00 will apply for each day past the due date.

Learning Ladders Preschool classes are off ered at three locations. The Gilbert Park

Building located at 41st Street and Gilbert Avenue, the Sedgwick Park Building

located at 10th Avenue & 48th Street, and the Recreation Center at 536 East Avenue.

REGISTRATIONWhere: Recreation Center located at 536 East Avenue

When: Resident registration began on Monday, February 3, 2014.

Non-Resident registration began on Monday, February 10, 2014.

A non-refundable $75 deposit is required at registration. Registration

continues until a class has reached its maximum enrollment. If a class has

not reached the minimum by Friday, August 22nd, 2014 it will be cancelled.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVESOur primary goal at Learning Ladders is that children learn through socialization and play based activities. Our secondary goal is that children

are exposed to reading readiness skills, ABCs, 123s, shapes and colors.

• Develop a sense of security in group situations. • Develop respect for others.

• Establish routines, patterns and sharing behavior. • Learn problem-solving skills.

• Learn correct use, respect and responsibility for materials and equipment. • Explore the surrounding environment.

• Provide a fun, happy and safe environment for all participants.

We have a variety of play areas and materials to help us accomplish these objectives. A child’s fi rst social experience should be positive and

enjoyable. Our Learning Ladders Preschool is a happy and safe place for these fi rst experiences to begin. If you have any questions or concerns

regarding the program at any time, please contact Diana Faught, Early Childhood Supervisor, at (708) 352-1762.

PROGRAM PHILOSOPHYLearning Ladders is a recreation program that has been designed to meet the physical, social, intellectual, and creative needs of children ages 2

1/2 to 5. It is based on the premise that children learn through play. Play serves as a “child’s work”, a time when new discoveries and friendships

are made. Through play, children learn to communicate with words, express feelings, explore, create, problem solve, make decisions, and much,

much more.

In addition to creative free play there will be a balance of teacher directed group activities as well. Introduction and exposure to letters,

numbers, colors, shapes, and other beginning concepts occurs. Our teaching staff creates and implements lesson plans based on Illinois Early

Learning Standards.


LEARNING LADDERS MEET 'N GREETWednesday, August 27, 2014

Gilbert Park Building, 41st Street & Gilbert Avenue • Sedgwick Park Building, 10th Avenue & 48th Street

5:30 pm - 6:00 pm 6:30 - 7:00 pmGilbert Park Building .....................Beginner Brown Bears Gilbert Park Building ..........................Middle Monkeys

Sedgwick Park Building ...............Little Lions Sedgwick Park Building ....................Eager Eagles

Recreation Center ..........................Playful Penguins

6:00 - 6:30 pm 7:00 - 7:30 pmGilbert Park Building .....................Beginner Black Bears Gilbert Park Building ..........................Tall Tigers

Sedgwick Park Building ...............Leaping Lizards

The annual Learning Ladders Preschool Meet n’ Greet is held before the school year begins. This event gives our new and returning

students the opportunity to get acquainted with their teachers and the classroom. If you cannot attend during your class time slot

feel free to attend another class’s time.

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !

Classes at Gilbert Park Building: Classes at Sedgwick Park Building:

Class at the Recreation Center:

Beginner Brown Bears

Ages: ...................... 2 ½ to 3 years

Instructor: ............ Cathy Bresley

Code:...................... 481200-01

Mon. & Wed: ....... 9-11 am

Min/Max: .............. 6/12

Fee: ......................... $710R/$923NR/$781NN

Beginner Black BearsAges: ...............................2 ½ to 3 years

Instructor: .....................Cathy Bresley

Code: ...............................481200-02

Tue. & Thu: ....................9-11 am

Min/Max: .......................6/12

Fee: ..................................$710R/$923NR/$781NN

Middle Monkeys

Ages: ..................3 to 4 years

Instructor: ........Chris Sroka

Code...................481200-04

Tue. & Thu: .......12:15-2:45 pm

Min/Max: ..........6/12

Fee: .....................$890R/$1,157NR/$979NN

Tall TigersAges: ...............................4 to 5 years

Instructor: .....................Chris Sroka

Code: ...............................481200-05

Mon., Wed. & Fri: ........12:15-2:45 pm

Min/Max: .......................6/12

Fee: ..................................$1,224R/$1,591NR/$1,346NN

Little Lions

Ages: ...................2 ½ to 3 years

Instructor: .........Terri Bogart

Code ...................481200-03

Tue. & Thu: ........9-11 am

Min/Max: ...........6/12

Fee: ......................$710R/$923NR/$781NN

Leaping Lizards Ages: ...............................3 to 4 years

Instructor: .....................TBD

Code: ...............................481200-06

Mon., Wed. & Fri: ........9-11:30 am

Min/Max: .......................6/12

Fee: ..................................$1,224R/$1,591NR/$1,346NN

Eager Eagles

Ages: ................ 4 to 5 years

Instructor: ...... TBD

Code: ............... 481200-07

Mon. – Fri: ...... 12:15-2:45pm

Min/Max:........ 6/12

Fee: ................... $2,040R/$2,652NR/$2,244NN

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Playful Penguins Ages: ...............................3 to 4 years

Instructor: .....................TBD

Code: ...............................481200-08

Mon., Wed. & Fri: ........9-11:30 am

Min/Max: .......................6/12

Fee: ..................................$1,224R/$1,591NR/$1,346NN

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !EARLY CHILDHOOD

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM

REQUIREMENTS• Children must be the correct age by the fi rst day the

program meets, unless otherwise specifi ed. In order to

provide your child with the best possible recreational

and/or learning experience, all of our programs are

planned according to the ages listed in our brochure.

• Classes are for child attending only, except for classes

with an adult. Parents should not remain in the class-

room or gymnasium after dropping off their child. This

is in the child’s best interest, as continual interruptions

tend to aff ect participant’s attention span and inhibit

the establishment of peer relationships.

• Please do not bring food to any class, unless previously

arranged.

• For your children’s safety, all children enrolled in

preschool age programs must be picked up from the

specifi c classroom or program site by their parents or

designated guardian. No child will be released from the

classroom to anyone other than these individuals.

• A mandatory sign in and sign out procedure for all par-

ticipants is required for all Park District programs.

Note: the park district staff does not change diapers,

the parents will be contacted in the case of an accident.

TODDLER PLAYTIME GYM (DF) Looking for a place for your toddler to play, explore, and social-

ize? If so, then we have the perfect activity for you! During Toddler

Playtime Gym one court is set up with scooters, tunnels, and other

games to help your toddler develop their gross motor skills. *This

activity is unsupervised, no instructor will be provided and a parent

must accompany his or her child. Toddler Playtime Gym is a pay as

you participate program, which means you’re not required to attend

every week. Prices listed below are for each time you participate. This

activity is included as part of the family yearly pass. NEW- Enjoy Tod-

dler Playtime Gym and the indoor playground for one low fee! Pay for

the playground and add Toddler Gym for only $2 more.

Age:.................................................1-5 years

Location: .......................................Recreation Center

Fees: ...............................................$3/R, $4/NR, $4/NN

Playground Combo Fees ........$3/R, $4/NR, $4/NN (1-2 years)

$5/R, $7/NR, $7/NN (3-5 years)

Day: .................................................Tuesday, Thursday and Friday

DATES TIME

6/3-8/29 10:00A-12:00P

MOMMY & ME TIME (DF) Are you looking for a place where you and your little one can explore

& socialize with others? Well this class off ers just that! We will use

music and group movement activities to learn and grow! Come and

join the group!

Age:....................6 months – 2 years


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$27/R, $35/NR, $30/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME

231077-01 6/14-7/19 10:15A-11:00A

231077-02 7/26-8/30 10:15A-11:00A

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BY-GYM-MINI (DF) Summer fun for toddlers and their moms (dads or nannies welcome

too!) Great socialization time and physical development activities

while toddlers enjoy the climbing bridge, slides, tunnels, mini-tram-

poline, and playing with balls. A short circle time will introduce the

children to songs, fi nger plays, and circle games. Join us for fun learn-

ing through playing indoor in the gym and occasionally outdoors in

the park! Wear gym shoes and dress for active play. Co-op WS.

Age:....................16 months-3 years

Instructor: ........Claudia Becker


Location: ..........Grand Avenue Community Center

Fees: ..................$42/R, $55/NR, $46/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

231501-01 6/11-7/23 9:30A-10:30A 16-24 months

231501-02 6/11-7/23 10:30A-11:30A 2-3 year oldsClass Will Not Meet On: 7/2

STAY N’ PLAY (DF) Moms, are you battling children between the ages of 2 and 3? We

have just the place for you! Our program allows you to participate

with your children. Games, songs, dancing, socializing, and much

more takes place here! With many other children to play with, you

will have time to relax and enjoy your children at play and meet new

parents at the same time. Basic social interaction with each other will

help children build bonds, what a great opportunity! This is a parent/

tot class.

Age:....................2-3 years


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$31/R, $40/NR, $34/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

231028-01 6/13-7/18 10:30A-11:45A

231028-02 7/25-8/29 10:30A-11:45AClass Will Not Meet On: 7/4

ACTIVE AFTERNOONS! (DF) * Session 1: Calling all kids! Each week you will explore diff erent games

and crafts! From parachutes to scooters we will cover all the bases.

This class is one not to miss!

Session 2: Calling all kids and Moms! Each week you will explore dif-

ferent games and crafts! From parachutes to scooters we will cover all

the bases. This class is one not to miss!

Age:....................Session 1: 4-6 years

Session 2: 2-4 years*Parent and Tot


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$37/R, $48/NR, $41/NN – Session 1

$27/R, $35/NR, $30/NN – Session 2

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

231048-01 6/11-7/16 1:45P-2:30P 4-6

231048-02 7/23-8/27 1:45P-2:30P *PARENT/ TOT 2-4



OTHER SYMBOLS:

- Parent/Child Program | - Cooperative Program | - Childcare Off ered During This Program | - New Class


WEE CHEFS (DF)Take a cup of learning, mix it with an ounce of lovable children and

BAM you have a fun fi lled program. Your child will enjoy mixing,

measuring, and creating their very own snacks. Each child will receive

a booklet including all of the recipes covered in class. We encourage

them to pass these wonderful recipes on for their family’s enjoyment!

When registering, please inform of any allergies your child may have.

Each session covers new, exciting recipes!

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$48/R, $62/NR, $53/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME

231014-01 6/9-7/14 1:00P-2:15P

231014-02 7/21-8/25 1:00P-2:15P

DISNEY ROCKS (DF) Dance and play with your favorite tunes! It’s a party every Thursday

afternoon with shakers, drums, kazoos and more! What’s more fun

than the “Chicken Dance”, “Ketchup Song”, “Mambo” and a “Magic

Carpet Ride”? This is a good socialization class and encourages listen-

ing skills.

Age:....................3-5 years



Location: ..........LGPK, 1501 Barnsdale Rd.

Fees: ..................$29/R, $38/NR, $32/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

231057-01 6/12-7/24 12:00P-12:50PClass Will Not Meet On: 7/3




TINY TUNES (DF) Are you looking for an interactive music class? Join us for a variety

of activities in this music and movement class just for your tot! Sing,

dance, march and move to all kinds of music! This is a parent/tot class.

Age:....................2-4 years


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$29/R, $38/NR, $32/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME

231058-01 6/14-7/19 9:00A-10:00A

231058-02 7/26-8/30 9:00A-10:00A

BEDTIME BUDDIES (DF) Each child will love creating a soft, large, cuddly buddy to sleep with

each night. Mom, Dad or another special adult needs to be present to

assist in stuffi ng our adorable bears, making bedtime wishes, creating

birth certifi cates and designing a unique bedtime T-shirt. Your child

will absolutely love his or her new bedtime buddy! Additional child

$26.00. Co-op with WS.

Age:....................3-8 years

Instructor: ........Ultimate Classes & Parties


Location ........... W.S. Rec. Center

Fees: ..................$34/R, $44/NR, $37/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

231072-01 8/7 4:30P-5:30P

MORNING MUNCHKINS (DF)Here is the perfect opportunity to get your young one involved!

Children will get the chance to socialize with others, play rhythm

instruments, sing songs, and make simple art projects. This class is

for children who are ready to stay at class without the assistance of a

parent.

Age:....................2-3 years


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$41/R, $53/NR, $45/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

231003-01 6/13-7/18 9:00A-10:15A


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KIDDIE KOLLEGE (DF)Moms and Dads, preschool is right around the corner! Is your little

one ready for that exciting step? This class is a great prep for pre-

school. We will provide a variety of activities that will initiate social-

ization, classroom etiquette, as well as being exposed to numbers,

letters, and shapes. This class is for the child only, but if a parent is

unsure about how their child will adapt, they are more than welcome

to sit in the social area during class time.

Age:....................2-3 years


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$62/R, $81/NR, $68/NN

Day: ....................Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

231021-01 6/9-7/16 9:00A-10:15A Monday & Wednesday


231021-03 6/10-7/17 9:00A-10:15A Tuesday & Thursday

231021-04 7/22-8/28 9:00A-10:15A Tuesday & Thursday



COLOR MY WORLD (DF) This is a perfect introduction to art. We will do free art with glue,

scissors, pipe cleaners, paints and more. We will also make a craft

together. All art work will go home with the participant. Co-op LP.

Age:....................3-5 years

Instructor: ........LG. Park Staff



Fees: ..................$31/R, $40/NR, $34/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME


THE RUNAWAY CIRCUS CLASS-EC

(DF) The Runaway Circus provides kids of all ages with a fun-fi lled program

that promotes self-confi dence, teamwork, and lifelong physical activ-

ity through the joys of Circus! We teach everything from juggling

and spinning plates to character work/clowning to acrobatics and

multiple balancing acts such as tightwire, rolling globe, stilts, rolla

bolla and more! This enrichment class provides a fun and exciting

experience full of adventure and exploration that every child can be a

part of! Co-op with LP.

Age:....................3-5 years




Fees: ..................$130/R, $169/NR, $143/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

231665-01 6/18-8/6 3:00P-3:45P

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“C” IS FOR CUPCAKE (DF) This class is all about your favorite cupcakes! We will stir up a new cupcake recipe every week. Many fl avors, frostings and decorations will make your cupcake special. Box up your big cupcake to take home and share. All allergies must be stated in writing at time of registration. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................3-4 yearsInstructor: ........LG. Park Staff Min/Max: ..........2/3Location: ..........LGPK, 1501 Barnsdale Rd.Fees: ..................$37/R, $48/NR, $41/NNDay: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME


LITTLE HAMMERS (DF) Hammer, drill and nail for fun and make projects to take home too!

This is an introductory class to real wood and tools. Projects will be

painted, stained and fi nished all by you, with help when needed.

Safety goggles will be used and tool time will be included. This is a

great class for little carpenters. Co-op LP.

Age:....................4-6 years



Location: ..........LGPK 1501 Barnsdale Rd.

Fees: ..................$33/R, $43/NR, $36/NN

Day: ....................Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

262512-01 7/28-7/31 9:30A-10:20A

SUMMER FUN CRAFTS (DF) New and trendy crafts to make. Bring your creativity to class and we

supply the materials! Exciting friendship jars and scented candles

that can fl oat are just two of the crafts we plan to make. A lot of fun

to engage your imagination. Bring your friends and make it a party!

Co-op with LP.

Age:....................6-9 years




Fees: ..................$35/R, $46/NR, $39/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

262535-01 6/13-7/25 10:30A-12:00PClass Will Not Meet On: 7/4

ZUMBA KIDS JR. (LG)Zumba® Kids Jr. is a dance ‘n’ play party for lil’ feet where pint-sized

party animals get silly, dream big and begin their journey to a healthy

future. This program is where kids just let loose and be themselves

- little bundles of natural energy that are endlessly curious about

new sounds and experiences! Here they can socialize, move to age-

appropriate music and play games with other kids. Please bring a

water bottle, wear gym shoes and be ready to have fun!

Age:....................4-6 years

Instructor: ........All Star Sports Instruction

Min/Max: ..........3/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

221507-01 6/11-7/23 9:30A-10:15A

ZUMBA KIDS JR. CAMP (LG) Zumba® Kids Jr. Camp is a great way to test out the Zumba Kids Jr.

program running this coming fall! Zumba® Kids Jr. is a class designed

just for kids! These classes are a dance ‘n’ play party for lil’ feet where

pint-sized party animals get silly, dream big and begin their journey

to a healthy future. This program is where kids just let loose and

be themselves – little bundles of natural energy that are endlessly

curious about new sounds and experiences! Here they can social-

ize, move to age-appropriate music and play games with other kids.

Please bring a water bottle, wear gym shoes and be ready to have

fun!

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........3/15


Fees: ..................$50/R, $65/NR, $55/NN

Day: ....................Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

221511-01 8/4-8/8 1:15P-2:15P

LOOK FOR NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK FEES & SENIOR DISCOUNTLower fees on programs and facility usage to towns that border La Grange. This includes Brookfi eld, La Grange Highlands,

La Grange Park, McCook and Western Springs. Resident rates now apply to Countryside residents.

Seniors age 55+ receive a 10% discount on most adult programs.

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CAMP TINY TOTS (DF)Our Camp Tiny Tots program will surely bring a ton of fun to your

children. Songs, crafts, games, nature projects, and theme days

will be part of the fun! Each child will be asked one time during

the program go provide a healthy snack to share with the entire

class. You will receive a camp handbook at the time of registration.

Children must be of age by the start of class. Registration deadline

is the Thursday BEFORE each camp session begins. There will be a

$10 late fee for registrations received after Thursday.

Age:....................2 ½ - 3 years & 3 ½ - 5 years


Min/Max: ..........8/18


Fees: $39/R, $51/NR, $43/NN - 2 Day (2 ½ - 3 year olds)

$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN - 3 Day (3 ½ - 5 year olds)

*$39/R, $51/NR, $43/NN – Holiday Week – Session 13

Day: ...................Tuesday & Thursday (2 ½ - 3 year olds)

Monday, Wednesday, Friday (3 ½ - 5 year olds)

Tuesday & Thursday (2 ½ - 3 year olds)CODE DATES TIME

471001-01 6/10-6/12 9:00A-11:00A

471001-02 6/17-6/19 9:00A-11:00A

471001-03 6/24-6/26 9:00A-11:00A

471001-04 7/1-7/3 9:00A-11:00A

471001-05 7/8-7/10 9:00A-11:00A

471001-06 7/15-7/17 9:00A-11:00A

471001-07 7/22-7/24 9:00A-11:00A

471001-08 7/29-7/31 9:00A-11:00A

471001-09 8/5-8/7 9:00A-11:00A

Monday, Wednesday, Friday (3 ½ - 5 year olds)CODE DATES TIME

471001-10 6/9-6/13 9:00A-11:30A

471001-11 6/16-6/20 9:00A-11:30A

471001-12 6/23-6/27 9:00A-11:30A

471001-13* 6/30-7/2* 9:00A-11:30A*

471001-14 7/7-7/11 9:00A-11:30A

471001-15 7/14-7/18 9:00A-11:30A

471001-16 7/21-7/25 9:00A-11:30A

471001-17 7/28-8/1 9:00A-11:30A


EARLY CHILDHOOD SUMMER DAY C

Camp Parent NightWednesday, June 4th, 7-8pmRec Center

Registration

Open Now!


Y C AMPS

CAMP MIGHTY MUNCHKINS (DF)This camp is for kids who like ADVENTURE and FUN! We have a variety of activities planned for each session of camp. Some of the activities

include: art, crafts, games, music, story time, nature, drama, cooking, special “in house” fi eld trips where diff erent entertainment will visit camp

and much more! Before and/or after care is also available at this camp location. Registration for before and after care is separate. The second

child, in one family household, enrolled in Camp Mighty Munchkins or Camp Quest will receive a 10% discount on regular camp hours. The

same applies for the third child, etc. There are absolutely no prorates or refunds for missed days. Registration deadline is the Thursday BEFORE

each camp session begins. There will be a $10 late fee for registrations received after Thursday.

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........12/18

Location: ..........Gilbert Park

Fees: .................$139/R, $181/NR, $153/NN

*$111/R, $144/NR, $142/NN

Holiday Week – Session 4


CODE DATES TIME

471002-01 6/9-6/13 9:00A-3:00P

471002-02 6/16-6/20 9:00A-3:00P

471002-03 6/23-6/27 9:00A-3:00P

471002-04* 6/30-7/3* 9:00A-3:00P*

471002-05 7/7-7/11 9:00A-3:00P

471002-06 7/14-7/18 9:00A-3:00P

471002-07 7/21-7/25 9:00A-3:00P

471002-08 7/28-8/1 9:00A-3:00P


CAMP MIGHTY

MUNCHKINS BEFORE

CARE (DF)Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........8/18


Fees: .................$13/R, $16/NR, $14/NN

*$11/R, $13/NR, $12/NN



CODE DATES TIME

471003-01 6/9-6/13 7:30A-9:00A

471003-02 6/16-6/20 7:30A-9:00A

471003-03 6/23-6/27 7:30A-9:00A

471003-04* 6/30-7/3* 7:30A-9:00A*

471003-05 7/7-7/11 7:30A-9:00A

471003-06 7/14-7/18 7:30A-9:00A

471003-07 7/21-7/25 7:30A-9:00A

471003-08 7/28-8/1 7:30A-9:00A


CAMP MIGHTY

MUNCHKINS AFTER

CARE (DF)Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........8/18


Fees: .................$18/R, $23/NR, $20/NN

*$15/R, $19/NR, $16/NN



CODE DATES TIME

471004-01 6/9-6/13 3:00P-5:30P

471004-02 6/16-6/20 3:00P-5:30P

471004-03 6/23-6/27 3:00P-5:30P

471004-04* 6/30-7/3* 3:00P-5:30P*

471004-05 7/7-7/11 3:00P-5:30P

471004-06 7/14-7/18 3:00P-5:30P

471004-07 7/21-7/25 3:00P-5:30P

471004-08 7/28-8/1 3:00P-5:30P


MIGHTY MUNCHKINS PAYMENT OPTIONS:If signing up for multiple sessions, the fi rst 3 sessions for each child must be paid in full at

registration. Additional weeks can be held by paying a $25 deposit for each session. The

deposit will also hold your spot in before and/or after care, if required. For weeks not paid

in full a credit/debit card authorization must be signed at the registration offi ce allowing

the District to charge your card for each weekly payment. Payments will be processed the

Wednesday before the session start date. ** Please Note: The deposit payment option is

not available online or with early bird discount registration.

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !SPECIALTY CAMPS

AMUSEMENT PARK CAMP (DF) Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz® very own Amusement Park!

Campers will build, using LEGO® bricks, a new ride each day, learning

how to make things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take

what they have learned to design their own thrills and challenges.

Motorized models maximize the action and the fun. Each camp day

includes carnival- themed games, group challenges, model-building

and more. At the end of the week, all Amusement Park Builders will

go home with a custom mini fi gure! Co-op with WS & LP.

Age:....................5-12 years

Instructor: ........Bricks 4 Kidz



Fees: ..................$143/R, $186/NR, $157/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232659-01 6/16-6/20 10:00A-12:00P

MINING AND CRAFTING CAMP (DF)

Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can

imagine. At night monsters come out, make sure to build a shelter

before that happens. Experience the world of Minecraft with LEGO®

bricks in this fun summer camp! Kids will start by crafting their shelters

and some of the mobs, critters and tools using LEGO® bricks. Students

will face new challenges each day, building models and crafting key

elements from the popular Minecraft game. **Mojang© 2009-2013.

”Minecraft” is a trademark of Notch Development AB which does not

sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs. Co-op with WS & LP.

Age:....................6-12 years




Fees: ..................$143/R, $186/NR, $157/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232660-01 6/16-6/20 1:00P-3:00P

232660-02 7/14-7/18 1:00P-3:00P

IMPROV MINI CAMP (DF) A fun and fast paced atmosphere for actors and non-actors alike.

Here’s your chance to play amazing improv games and improvise

some awesome scenes. Even if you’ve taken improv before this is your

chance to brush up on some fun. The art of improvisation encourages

spontaneity and the use of imagination so be sure to bring your sense

of humor.

Age:....................6-12 years

Instructor: ........Shining Star Productions

Min/Max: ..........7/16


Fees: ..................$26/R, $34/NR, $29/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME AGES

252547-01 8/9 11:30A-1:30P 6-8

252547-02 8/9 1:45P-3:45P 9-12

SUPER HERO ACADEMY CAMP (DF)

Join Bricks 4 Kidz® for an action-packed week of Super Hero building

with LEGO bricks. Complete with model building, games, challenges,

and other Super Hero LEGO activities. Explore all the caped crusaders

and discover their super powers. Create a fantasy world and protect it

against all arch enemies with custom contraptions made with LEGO®

bricks. At the end of the week, all Super Hero Campers will go home

with a custom mini fi gure! Co-op with LP.

Age:....................5-11 years


Min/Max: .........2/10 per agency


Fees: ..................$143/R, $186/NR, $157/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232649-01 8/4-8/8 10:00A-12:00P



OTHER SYMBOLS:



SHIPWRECKED CAMP (DF) Ahoy Mateys! Calling all pirates to join in this LEGO® bricks adven-

ture…Your pirate ship has sprung a leak and you are marooned on a

deserted island. The only way to return home with the treasure is to

fi ght through extreme weather and build a new ship out of LEGO®

bricks. Join us on this exciting voyage but don’t get caught by the

evil scoundrels! Co-op with LP.

Age:....................5-11 years




Fees: ..................$143/R, $186/NR, $157/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232661-01 7/14-7/18 10:00A-12:00P

MINING AND CRAFTING 2 CAMP (DF)

Steve is jumping for joy as he introduces the newest members of his

Minecraft® world. Whether or not your child has attended our fi rst

camp, reward them with the creativity and excitement this camp has

to off er. Campers will be challenged to bring their virtual designs

to life by building new mob fi gures, mosaics and custom models,

incorporating LEGO® bricks. So, are you ready for the challenge?

**Mojang© 2009-2013. “Minecraft” is a trademark of Notch Devel-

opment AB which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these

programs.

Age:....................6-12 years


Min/Max: ..........4/20


Fees: ..................$143/R, $186/NR, $157/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232662-01 7/28-8/1 10:00A-12:00P

JUNIOR UNDER THE SEA CAMP (DF) Under the sea makes us think of mermaids, fi sh, shipwrecks and even

sharks. All of these will inspire our work as we draw many animal and

human characters found under the sea. Our last day will be excit-

ing as we will combine the subject matter we have learned into one

larger drawing with a story of its own. Media used will include pencils,

color pencils and markers. Co-op LP.

Age:....................5-7 years

Instructor: ........Young Rembrandt



Fees: ..................$51/R, $66/NR, $56/NN

Day: ....................Monday-Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

262565-01 8/11-8/13 9:00A-10:30A

TIE DYE ART CAMP (DF) Never tie dyed before? Try this popular class! Each day we will tie dye

one 100% cotton item (that you provide). Please no polyester. We

will be experimenting with diff erent tying and color patterns. Some

awesome tie dye ideas are: socks, pillowcases, PJ’s and of course,

t-shirts. Please dress for a mess! Co-op WS.

Age:....................5-12 years

Instructor: ........Western Springs Staff


Location: ..........W.S. Rec. Center

Fees: ..................$55/R, $72/NR, $61/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

262569-01 8/12-8/14 11:00A-12:15P

262569-02 8/12-8/14 12:45P-2:00P

ANIMAL CARTOON CAMP (DF) A variety of animals will inspire us in this camp - with cartooning.

Expressions, human characteristics, movement, action and joke

sequencing will be centered on diff erent animals. This is a popular

camp for animal lovers and cartoon enthusiasts. Students will use

pencils, markers and Sharpies to complete their drawings. Co-op LP.

Age:....................7-13 years




Fees: ..................$51/R, $66/NR, $61/NN


CODE DATES TIME

262580-01 8/4-8/6 10:45A-12:15P

CARTOONING UNDER THE SEA

CAMP (DF) What a great opportunity to draw original Young Rembrandts’ fi sh

characters! Our fi sh characters will consist of sharks, jelly fi sh, octo-

pus and others. We will give our fi sh characters expressions and will

place them in fun, action scenes. Our fi nal day, we will draw a large

scene of the coral reef environment, inviting a great opportunity to

use a variety of colors and textures. Our creative juices will fl ow as we

develop new and fun characters! Pencils, markers and Sharpies will

be used. Co-op LP.

Age:....................7-13 years




Fees: ..................$51/R, $66/NR, $61/NN


CODE DATES TIME

262524-01 8/11-8/13 10:45A-12:15P

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !SPECIALTY CAMPS

JUNIOR ZOO CAMP (DF) Kids love to draw animals! Join us as we learn to draw a variety of

animals found at our local zoo. We will draw giraff es, zebras, lions, ti-

gers, birds and more! Our fi nal day will result in one large scene of the

zoo, divided into several habitats and incorporating the many animal

friends we have learned to draw. Pencils, markers, Sharpies and color

pencils will be used. Co-op LP.

Age:....................5-7 years




Fees: ..................$51/R, $66/NR, $61/NN


CODE DATES TIME

261502-01 8/4-8/6 9:00A-10:30A

PRINCESS CAMP (DF)Princess Camp featuring an ALL NEW Pop Princess Day - every girl

LOVES to live out her Princess fantasies. Come join us for games,

crafts, snacks, stories, music and much, much more all surround-

ing the Princess of the Day - Cinderella, Belle, Ariel and Snow White

(among others). On Friday we will have our special Pop Princess Day -

hair, makeup, nails, karaoke and dancing to the tunes of your favorite

Pop Princesses!

Age:....................3-6 years

Instructor: ........The Music Suite

Min/Max: ..........5/12


Fees: ..................$130/R, $169/NR, $143/NN


CODE DATES TIME

271505-01 6/16-6/20 10:00A-12:00P

SUPERHERO CAMP (DF)Super Hero Camp featuring an ALL NEW Pirate Day - come and fi ght

crime as we explore the worlds of our favorite Super Heroes - Bat-

man, Spiderman, Superman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The

Incredibles (among others). We will have games, crafts, snacks, stories,

music and much, much more all surrounding the Super Hero of the

Day. Come dressed as your favorite super hero or pirate. Are you

ready to walk the plank?

Age:....................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/12


Fees: ..................$130/R, $169/NR, $143/NN


CODE DATES TIME

271506-01 6/23-6/27 10:00A-12:00P







Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !EARLY CHILDHOOD ATHLETICS

PARENT/TOT SPORTS (KM)This program gives you and your children an opportunity to bond

and have fun together while learning a variety of sports. This class

is great for simple motor skills such as catching, throwing, batting,

shooting, passing and anything that involves hand-eye coordina-

tion. Parents participate with the child as we play soccer, basketball,

hockey, t-ball and many other sports.

Age:....................2-3 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN (01-02)

$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN (03)

Day: ....................Monday, Saturday or Monday/Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

212638-01 6/9-7/28 9:00A-9:45A Monday

212638-02 6/7-8/2 9:00A-9:45A Saturday

212638-03 7/28-8/13 9:00A-9:45A Mon/WedClass Will Not Meet On: 7/5

PARENT & TOT GYMNASTICS (KM)Parents are an integral part of helping their tots participate in basic

sports movement through gymnastics. Join a fun, nurturing environ-

ment, while exposing your child to a safe and challenging gymnastics

experience. Gymnastics equipment in this class is downsized to

benefi t this age group.

Age:....................2-3 years

Instructor: ........Sports Kids Inc.

Min/Max: ..........5/16


Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

214610-01 6/18-8/6 10:00A-10:45A Wednesday

214610-02 6/21-8/9 10:00A-10:45A Saturday Class Will Not Meet On: 7/5

ADULT & TOT SPORTS & STORIES

(KM) Moms, dads, or any signifi cant adult and their tots can jump into the

world of literature and sports through this exciting class! Each week

adults will assist with their youngsters learning processes as the chil-

dren are exposed to some of the basic elements of literacy, such as

letters, sounds, and rhymes as well as experience body-challenging

sports like t-ball, soccer and basketball. Your child can enhance listen-

ing skills, the ability to follow directions, and overall physical develop-

ment in a safe and relaxed environment - all while having fun!

Age:....................2-3 years


Min/Max: ..........5/16


Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


KIDNASTICS (KM)Learn the basics of gymnastics in a safe environment with equipment

scaled down to an age appropriate size. Balance beam, bar, vault,

and fl oor equipment will be featured. Other movement and rythmic

gymnastics ideas will also be included.

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/16


Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

211609-01 6/18-8/6 11:00A-11:45A Wednesday

211609-02 6/18-8/6 1:00P-1:45P Wednesday

211609-03 6/21-8/9 11:00A-11:45A SaturdayClass Will Not Meet On: 7/5




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BUMPER BOWLING (KM) Every participant is guaranteed to knock down a pin or two without a

chance of a gutter ball. This is a great way to learn to bowl and have

fun doing it. Fee includes shoe rental. Co-op LP

Age:....................4-6 years

Instructor: ........D Floto

Min/Max: ..........3/5

Location: ..........Eden Lanes, 10159 W. Cermak, Westchester

Fees: ..................$40/R, $52/NR, $44/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

212502-01 6/18-7/16 10:00A-11:00A

SOCCER (KM)Taught the All Star way, this program will keep everyone active and

engaged both mentally and physically! Our lesson plan is designed

to teach the game by hiding drills in fun games and using association

techniques that get down to the players level. Soccer is a game that

is action packed so there will be no sitting and waiting. Engaging the

players at all times, we will cover simple foot skills, dribbling, passing,

shooting, basic rules and even work on spreading the fi eld. This class

will not only keep the players active but will be a great base to pre-

pare them for the next level of play. All of our programs will focus on

teamwork and sportsmanship. Please bring a water bottle and soccer

ball, recommended size 4.

Age:....................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN (01-04)

$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN (05-06)

$30/R, $39/NR, $33/NN (07-08)

Day: ....................Monday, Wednesday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY AGE

212636-01 6/9-7/28 12:00P-12:45P Monday 3-4

212636-02 6/9-7/28 12:45P-1:45P Monday 4-6

212636-03 6/7-8/2 10:00A-10:45A Saturday 3-4

212636-04 6/7-8/2 10:45A-11:45A Saturday 4-6

212636-05 7/28-8/13 10:00A-10:45A Mon/Wed 3-4

212636-06 7/28-8/13 10:45A-11:45A Mon/Wed 4-6

212636-07 8/9-8/23 9:00A-9:45A Saturday 3-4

212636-08 8/9-8/23 9:45A-10:45A Saturday 4-6Class Will Not Meet On: 7/5

T-BALL (KM)T-ball can be a boring game if taught the wrong way! The All Star ap-proach to baseball is one that will engage all players no matter their skill level. Our coaching technique will provide basic building blocks in a fun and safe environment. We have created a system that keeps the players moving and learning even while in the dugout! Mechanics and hand eye coordination are the keys to early success. Players in this program will be more confi dent in this active class as we work on the proper mechanics of catching, throwing, fi elding, base running and battling. This fun and exciting program will prepare each player for the level II, t-ball or coach pitch leagues. All of our programs are based on learning teamwork and sportsmanship. Please bring water bottle and glove.

Age:....................3-6 yearsInstructor: ........All Star Sports InstructionMin/Max: ..........6/16Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN (01-06) $59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN (07-08) $30/R, $39/NR, $33/NN (09-10)Day: ....................Monday, Wednesday or Saturday


212637-01 6/9-7/28 10:00A-10:45A Monday 3-4

212637-02 6/9-7/28 10:45A-11:45A Monday 4-6

212637-03 6/11-7/30 4:00P-5:00P Wednesday 4-6

212637-04 6/11-7/30 5:00P-5:45P Wednesday 3-4

212637-05 6/7-8/2 11:45A-12:30P Saturday 3-4

212637-06 6/7-8/2 12:30P-1:30P Saturday 4-6

212637-07 7/28-8/13 12:00P-12:45P Mon/Wed 3-4

212637-08 7/28-8/13 12:45P-1:45P Mon/Wed 4-6

212637-09 8/9-8/23 10:45A-11:30A Saturday 3-4

212637-10 8/9-8/23 11:30A-12:30P Saturday 4-6Class Will Not Meet On: 7/5

ALL STAR JR. GOLF (KM)This program is built to introduce children to the proper basic mechanics, know-how and course etiquette at an early age. Golf is a game of repetition and mechanics and each player will stay active by taking many swings during each class. The class will involve basic swing practice, understanding the clubs, safety rules, and playing a small sized course that the instructors will prepare.

Age:....................4-6 yearsInstructor: ........All Star Sports InstructionMin/Max: ..........6/16Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NNDay: ....................Monday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

212639-01 6/9-7/28 4:00P-4:45P Monday

212639-02 6/7-8/2 1:45P-2:30P SaturdayClass Will Not Meet On: 7/5





ALL STAR ALL SPORTS (KM)This class is for the all-around athlete or for a child who wants to take

a shot at diff erent sports! Stay active and work on balance, motor

skills and hand/eye coordination all while learning the rules of base-

ball, football, fl oor hockey, soccer, basketball and more! We will focus

on a new sport each class and work on basic rules and mechanics all

while we play games that keep everyone moving. There’s no reason

to pick a sport when you can play them all!

Age:....................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN (01-04)

$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN (05)

Day: ....................Monday, Tuesday/Thursday, or Friday


212640-01 6/9-7/28 5:00P-5:45P Monday 3-4

212640-02 6/9-7/28 5:45P-6:45P Monday 4-6

212640-03 6/6-8/1 9:00A-9:45A Friday 3-4

212640-04 6/6-8/1 9:45A-10:45A Friday 4-6

212640-05 7/29-8/14 9:00A-10:00A Tues/Thurs 4-6Class Will Not Meet On: 7/4

FLAG FOOTBALL (KM)This class is designed to teach and enhance the skills of our future stars.

Proper techniques on passing, receiving, blocking and kicking will be

covered. Breakdown of off ensive and defensive strategies will also be

covered. Teamwork and positive play are highly stressed, but our main

objective is to have fun! Knee pads and elbow pads are required.

Age:....................3-9 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN (01-02)

$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN (03-04)

Day: ....................Tuesday/Thursday or Friday

CODE DATES TIME AGE DAY

212647-01 6/6-8/1 5:00P-6:00P 4-6 Friday

212647-02 6/6-8/1 6:00P-7:00P 7-9 Friday

212647-03 7/29-8/14 12:00P-12:45P 3-4 Tuesday/Thursday

212647-04 7/29-8/14 12:45P-1:45P 4-6 Tuesday/ThursdayClass Will Not Meet On: 7/4

LIL PINT HOOPS (KM)Our instructional program is designed to teach the game of basket-

ball at a basic level while making sure the players stay active and

engaged the entire class! Fun basketball-like games will be played to

teach the importance of each skill learned. Our foundation technique

focuses on basic mechanics to build confi dence, then adding larger

challenges as we progress. Footwork is an extremely important

aspect of the game. This means no players will be sitting! We will

work on dribbling with each hand, passing and shooting technique,

and understanding basic off ense and defense. All of our programs

are based on learning teamwork and sportsmanship. Please bring a

water bottle.

Age: ...................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN (01-04)

$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN (05-06)

$30/R, $39/NR, $33/NN (07-08)

Day: ....................Tuesday/Thursday, Wednesday, Friday or Saturday


212645-01 6/11-7/30 9:00A-10:00A Wednesday 4-6

212645-02 6/11-7/30 10:00A-10:45A Wednesday 3-4

212645-03 6/6-8/1 3:15P-4:00P Friday 3-4

212645-04 6/6-8/1 4:00P-5:00P Friday 4-6

212645-05 7/29-8/14 10:00A-10:45A Tues/Thurs 3-4

212645-06 7/29-8/14 10:45A-11:45A Tues/Thurs 4-6

212645-07 8/9-8/23 1:15P-2:00P Saturday 3-4

212645-08 8/9-8/23 2:00-3:00P Saturday 4-6Class Will Not Meet On: 7/4

PRE KARATE (KM)Young children will develop agility, strength and coordination skills

through fun and creative activities. This program, specifi cally de-

signed to work with growing minds and bodies, enhances memory

and agility skills, too. Watch your child blossom while learning karate

and having a blast at the same time!

Age:....................4-7 years

Instructor: ........Shotokan Karate

Min/Max: ..........12/20


Fees: ..................$102/R, $133/NR, $112/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME LEVEL

212528-01 6/17-8/26 4:00P-4:45P Beg/Cont

212528-02 6/17-8/26 4:50P-5:35P Inter/Adv

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VOLLEYKIDZ BEACH CAMP (KM)Volleykidz is an introductory class for children ages 5-9 years. The les-son plan introduces the pass, set and spike using a very light volleyball. Volleykidz will improve each child’s hand/eye coordination and left/right coordination through the use of fun drills and gross motor games.

Age:....................5-9 yearsInstructor: ........Volleyball ProfessionalsMin/Max: ..........8/24Location: ..........Sedgwick ParkFees: ..................$69/R, $90/NR, $76/NNDay: ....................Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

272009-01 6/16-6/19 8:00A-9:00A

272009-02 7/21-7/24 8:00A-9:00A

PEE WEE LACROSSE (KM) Play lacrosse like the big kids. Age appropriate sized sticks and softer balls will be used for safety. Children will learn skills including cra-dling, stick work, running, passing, shooting, and more.

Age:....................4-6 yearsInstructor: ........Sports Kids Inc.Min/Max: ..........5/20Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NNDay: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

212682-01 6/18-8/6 9:00A-9:45A

PEE WEE HOOPSTERS & HEADERS

(KM) Run and jump into this exciting class! Boys and girls will work on body coordination, agility, balance, and self-confi dence as they ex-perience both the sports of soccer and basketball. Children will learn basic ball handling, passing, shooting, and defense skills necessary for success in these two popular sports. Teamwork and sportsmanship will be emphasized through drills and games in a supervised and safe environment. Our fun approach is a great way to expose boys and girls to basketball and soccer.

Age:....................3-4 yearsInstructor: ........Sports Kids Inc.Min/Max: ..........5/20Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NNDay: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


PEE WEE TRACK, FIELD & FITNESS

(KM) Join us for a fun workout and learn about a sport that is rich in tradi-

tion and history. This unique class will combine stretching, move-

ment, and other fi tness concepts with running, jumping, throwing

and other skills used in track and fi eld. Hula hoops, jump ropes, para-

chutes, soft balls and frisbees, hurdles and other equipment will help

guide us through fi tness activities and track and fi eld events in a safe

environment. Boys and girls will work on body coordination, agility,

balance and self-confi dence as they participate in Simon Says, Red

Light-Green Light, Hoopers and other fi tness games as well as sprints,

relays, long-distance walking, hurdles, long jump, discus throw and

other track and fi eld events. Our fun approach will help little athletes

develop a love of being active. The session will conclude with a fun-

fi lled SportKids track and fi eld meet on the last day of class.

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/20


Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


PEE WEE OLYMPICS (KM) Calling all young Olympians! Don’t let your little Olympian miss out

on this fun-fi lled class. Boys and girls will develop self-confi dence,

learn about teamwork and sportsmanship and gain a variety of skills

as they participate in soccer, gymnastics, basketball, fl oor hockey,

track and fi eld, and other individual and team sports. Participants will

get to apply the skills they learn to exciting activities and game situ-

ations and fi nally, showcase their abilities in a Mini Olympic Games

Tournament on the last day of the session.

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/20


Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME






TINY HAWK SPORTS CAMP (KM)The essentials of soccer and basketball are introduced in a fun and safe environment with lots of encouragement. Campers must be between ages 42 and 48 months of age and toilet trained in order to participate. Children will learn balance, body movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development through a series of sport-specifi c games tailored to their attention spans. Our staff are trained to handle the specifi c needs of these young athletes.

Age:....................3½-4 yearsInstructor: ........Skyhawks Min/Max: ..........12/18Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NNDay: ....................Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

272016-01 6/23-6/27 12:30P-1:30P

SKYHAWKS T-BALL CAMP (KM)Skyhawks baseball staff teach the fundamentals of fi elding, catching,

throwing, hitting and base running, all in a fun, positive environ-

ment. Specifi cally designed for beginning and intermediate players,

this program teaches athletes new baseball skills along with vital life

lessons such as respect, teamwork, and responsibility. All participants

receive a t-shirt and a merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is

approximately 8:1. Participants should bring appropriate clothing,

two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, a baseball glove and sun

screen.

Age:....................4-7 years

Instructor: ........Skyhawks

Min/Max: ..........12/24


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212626-01 6/16-6/20 9:00A-12:00P

SKYHAWKS MINI FLAG FOOTBALL

CAMP (KM)This Flag Football program was developed to give children a positive

fi rst step into athletics and football. The essentials of fl ag football

are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encourage-

ment and a big focus on fun. Our football games and activities were

designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye

coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Skyhawks staff

are trained to handle the specifi c needs of young athletes. All partici-

pants receive a t-shirt, ball and a merit award. The participant-to-coach

ratio is approximately 8:1. Participants should bring appropriate cloth-

ing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

Age:....................5-6 years


Min/Max: ..........15/18


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212666-01 7/14-7/18 9:00A-12:00P

JUJITSU MIGHTY MITES (KM)Danzan Ryu Jujitsu is a character development program; students are

taught how to be a leader and role model in their classes. Danzan Ryu

is dedicated to the development of our children. Our youth program

lays the groundwork and instills the values necessary for your child to

succeed as a teenager and as an adult. Promoting the time honored

principles of respect, discipline, perseverance, self control and integ-

rity our martial arts program is the template in which your child will

develop themselves into a successful adult, armed with the tools to

handle life’s challenges. Additional fees include uniform (optional to

purchase) and insurance fee (six months $20, 1 year $30) paid to the

instructor.

Age:....................4-7 years

Instructor: ........Filiberto Gutierrez

Min/Max: ..........5/20


Fees: ..................$110/R, $143/NR, $121/NN – One Day

$150/R, $195/NR, $165/NN – Two Day

Day: ....................Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

211600-01 6/17-8/19 4:30P-5:30P Tuesday

211600-02 6/17-8/19 5:30P-6:30P Tuesday

211600-03 6/19-8/21 4:30P-5:30P Thursday

211600-04 6/19-8/21 5:30P-6:30P Thursday

211600-05 6/21-8/30 9:00A-10:00A Saturday

211600-06 6/21-8/30 10:00A-11:00A Saturday

211600-07 6/17-8/30 Times Vary Two DayClass Will Not Meet On: 7/5 and 8/23

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !PERFORMING ARTS

KID ROCK I (DF) Song and dance, rhythm and rhyme, join the fun for a rockin’ time!

Kid Rock is a structured music and movement program that focuses

on imaginative play, sensory integration, fi ne and gross motor move-

ments, rhythm skills and socialization. Rhythm instruments and props

used in class include maracas, tambourines, scarves, bean bags,

parachute play and much more! New curriculum presented each

session. Parents participate in Kid Rock I; Kid Rock II is without parent

participation to encourage independence. Kids go crazy for Kid Rock!

www.rockitkids.com. Co-op WS & LP.

Age:....................20-36 months

Instructor: ........Rock It Productions



Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ...................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

251511-01 6/17-8/5 6:00P-6:40P

KID ROCK II (DF) Song and dance, rhythm and rhyme, join the fun for a rockin’ time!

Kid Rock is a structured music and movement program that focuses

on imaginative play, sensory integration, fi ne and gross motor move-

ments, rhythm skills and socialization. Rhythm instruments and props

used in class include maracas, tambourines, scarves, bean bags,

parachute play and much more! New curriculum presented each

session. Parents participate in Kid Rock I; Kid Rock II is without parent

participation to encourage independence. Kids go crazy for Kid Rock!

www.rockitkids.com. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................3-4 years




Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

251512-01 6/17-8/5 6:45P-7:25P

DANCE WITH ME! (DF) Dance With Me is tailored to our youngest dancers and their parents.

This class emphasizes the creative art of dance while working in an

exciting new learning environment. Each class will work around a

diff erent theme and use new props and activities to introduce dance

and movement to toddlers. Students will gain communication skills,

coordination and develop their memory. This is a parent/tot class.

Age:....................2-3 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

251541-01 6/11-7/23 10:15A-11:00A

TOT ROCK (DF) Wiggle and giggle to the Tot Rock beat! Tot Rock is an introductory

music and movement class with a large sensory component. Each

week we will use rhythm instruments like hand bells and maracas,

play with props like a parachute and beanbags, and explore sensory

items like bubbles and feathers. In addition to improving your tot’s

newly-acquired motor skills, each class provides structured and

unstructured time to encourage socialization and stimulate your tot.

New curriculum presented each session. Sing, dance and play the Tot

Rock way! www.rockitkids.com Co-op WS & LP.

Age:....................1-2 years




Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: .................... Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

251510-01 6/17-8/5 5:15P-5:55P



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LITTLE ACTORS CLUB (DF)Children love this innovative drama class that helps to develop their imagination and introduce them to the performing arts in a fun and creative atmosphere. Each week is a new and exciting adventure into the imagination with changing themes, music, costumes, props, and playbills. They even learn a new joke every week! (Many themes won’t be repeated for two years--so “act” now!) Kids learn theater terms, enhance spontaneity, build self-esteem and have a blast! Awards are given on the last day of class. Want to do something fun? Join the club!!! Class created by playwright and children’s author of Amazingly Wonderful Things.

Age:....................3-6 years

Instructor: ........Shining Star Productions

Min/Max: ..........7/16


Fees: ..................$83/R, $108/NR, $91/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME


KINDERKEYS-EC (DF)Kinderkeys is a positive and fun approach to the fi rst steps of learning to play the piano. Individual keyboards will be provided for classroom use. Lessons include keyboard and music theory instruction. Instruc-tion books will be purchased from the instructor and are $18. This class is for beginners only.

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........4/6


Fees: ..................$85/R, $111/NR, $94/NN

Day: ....................Monday or Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

251507-01 6/9-7/7 7:10P-7:40P Monday

251507-02 7/14-8/11 7:10P-7:40P Monday

251507-03 6/10-7/8 7:10P-7:40P Tuesday

251507-04 7/15-8/12 7:10P-7:40P Tuesday

ALL STAR ALL DANCE-EC (DF) Love all styles of dance? This jam-packed dance camp introduces

a diff erent style of dance every day. Dancers will learn basic dance

technique, safe stretching, and performance skills. All Dance is a

great way to make friends while testing out many styles of dance.

Parents will be invited to the fi nal day of camp for a mini perfor-

mance. Dance shoes required.

Age:....................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NN


CODE DATES TIME

251519-01 7/28-8/1 11:00A-12:00P

EXTREME POMS DANCE CAMP-EC

(DF) Want to get a taste of the world of Poms and Dance Teams? Try this

jam-packed, high-energy camp. In 3 hours dancers will learn safe

and eff ective warm-ups, brush up on their jumps, turns and leaps,

learn a fabulous dance routine and fi nish camp by performing for

their parents. Students need to wear comfortable clothing and dance

shoes if possible. Please bring a water bottle and a snack. Poms will

be provided.

Age:....................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NN


CODE DATES TIME

251520-01 8/4-8/8 11:00A-12:00P

MINI MUSICAL THEATRE INTENSIVE

CAMP (DF) Lights, Camera, Action! Through the exploration of movement, song

and dance students will develop their performance skills. This camp

will focus on character development and expanding your imagi-

nation. Students will play theatre games and learn a short dance

routine to a popular musical. Please wear comfortable clothing and

dance shoes. Pack a water bottle and be ready to have FUN!

Age:....................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NN


CODE DATES TIME

251521-01 8/11-8/15 11:00A-12:00P

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IRISH STEP DANCING (DF) Open your child’s eyes and heart to Ireland’s traditional dances. The

McNulty School of Irish Dance program for tots is designed to intro-

duce each dancer to the basic steps of Irish dance and the traditional

music used for these steps. Students work to develop concentration

skills, coordination and self-confi dence that serve them well in all

facets of life. Dancers begin learning the basic promenade step and

touch on the traditional Irish Jig. Class attire includes: T-shirts, shorts,

socks and Irish, jazz, ballet or light gym shoes. Leotards with shorts

over them are acceptable. No long pants of any kind. Co-op with WS.

Age:....................3-6 years

Instructor: ........McNulty Irish Dance



Fees: ..................$55/R, $72/NR, $61/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME


KINDERCOMBO BOOST (DF) Stay active and build your dance skills during the summer break! This

combination camp is a great way for dancers to try multiple styles of

dance while meeting new people and having fun. Classes include

stretches, barre work, class etiquette, basic technique of each style,

games and learning choreography. At the end of the week dancers

will perform a short ballet or tap number for their parents. Leotard

and appropriate dance shoes required.

Age:....................3-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NN


CODE DATES TIME

251523-01 8/11-8/15 12:00P-1:00P

PRE-DANCE (DF)This combination class introduces ballet and tap to the young dancer.

Classes will include stretches, barre work, basic technique of each

style, games and learning choreography. Additionally, during each

class dancers will continue to develop social skills, coordination and

confi dence. Parents are invited to the fi nal rehearsal for the class

performance. Leotard, tap and ballet shoes required.

Age:....................3-4 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

251539-01 6/11-7/23 11:15A-12:00P

PERFORMING ARTS







KINDERCOMBO: BALLET/TAP (DF)Combination classes are a great way for dancers to try multiple styles

of dance while meeting new people and having fun. Classes include

stretches, barre work, class etiquette, basic technique of each style,

games and learning choreography. During the last class dancers will

perform for their parents at the class performance. Leotard, tap and

ballet shoes required.

Age:....................5-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

251540-01 6/11-7/23 4:00P-5:00P

MINI MUSICAL THEATRE (DF)Mini Musical Theatre Dance is a perfect class for the aspiring Triple

Threat student. Incorporating dancing, singing and acting this class

will focus on character development, performance skills, musicality

and telling stories through dance. Parents are invited to the fi nal class

performance. Leotard and dance shoes are required.

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

251543-01 6/11-7/23 12:00P-12:45P

PRIVATE PIANO (DF)Kinderkeys is a positive and fun approach to the fi rst steps of learning

to play the piano. Individual keyboards will be provided for classroom

use. Lessons include keyboard and music theory instruction. Books

are available from the instructor for $18.

Age:....................All Ages



Fees: ..................$150/R, $195/NR, $165/NN


TUESDAYCODE DATES TIME

252505-15 6/10-7/8 3:30P-4:00P

252505-16 7/15-8/12 3:30P-4:00P

252505-17 6/10-7/8 4:00P-4:30P

252505-18 7/15-8/12 4:00P-4:30P

252505-19 6/10-7/8 4:30P-5:00P

252505-20 7/15-8/12 4:30P-5:00P

252505-21 6/10-7/8 5:00P-5:30P

252505-22 7/15-8/12 5:00P-5:30P

252505-23 6/10-7/8 5:30P-6:00P

252505-24 7/15-8/12 5:30P-6:00P

252505-25 6/10-7/8 6:00P-6:30P

252505-26 7/15-8/12 6:00P-6:30P

252505-27 6/10-7/8 6:30P-7:00P

252505-28 7/15-8/12 6:30P-7:00P

KINDERKEYS-YOUTH (DF)Kinderkeys is a positive and fun approach to the fi rst steps of learning

to play the piano. Individual keyboards will be provided for classroom

use. Lessons include keyboard and music theory instruction. Instruc-

tion books will be purchased from the instructor and are $18. This

class is for beginners only.

Age:....................7-10 years


Min/Max: ..........4/6


Fees: ..................$85/R, $111/NR, $94/NN


CODE DATES TIME DAY

252507-01 6/9-7/7 7:40P-8:10P Monday

252507-02 7/14-8/11 7:40P-8:10P Monday

252507-03 6/10-7/8 7:40P-8:10P Tuesday

252507-04 7/15-8/12 7:40P-8:10P Tuesday

MONDAYCODE DATES TIME

252505-01 6/9-7/7 3:30P-4:00P

252505-02 7/14-8/11 3:30P-4:00P

252505-03 6/9-7/7 4:00P-4:30P

252505-04 7/14-8/11 4:00P-4:30P

252505-05 6/9-7/7 4:30P-5:00P

252505-06 7/14-8/11 4:30P-5:00P

252505-07 6/9-7/7 5:00P-5:30P

252505-08 7/14-8/11 5:00P-5:30P

252505-09 6/9-7/7 5:30P-6:00P

252505-10 7/14-8/11 5:30P-6:00P

252505-11 6/9-7/7 6:00P-6:30P

252505-12 7/14-8/11 6:00P-6:30P

252505-13 6/9-7/7 6:30P-7:00P

252505-14 7/14-8/11 6:30P-7:00P




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PIANO ADVENTURE CAMP (DF) Introduce your child to the amazing and creative world of music

with our Piano Adventure Camp. Our camp includes instruction in

music theory, piano fundamentals, music appreciation, and music

and movement in a friendly and hands on environment. This is for

those who want to start piano for the fi rst time. We will be working

together on rhythm, note reading and writing, playing instruments,

and, of course, playing lots of piano. Get ready to play!

Age:....................4-7 years

Instructor: .......The Music Suite

Min/Max: ..........4/15


Fees: ..................$130/R, $169/NR, $143/NN


CODE DATES TIME

252546-01 7/7-7/11 12:30P-2:30P

IRISH STEP DANCING-YOUTH (DF)The McNulty School of Irish Dance program is designed to challenge each dancer to achieve his or her personal best, both on and off the dance fl oor. Dancers begin learning solo and team soft shoe dances and then progress to more complex soft shoe and heavy shoe steps over time. Class attire includes a t-shirt, shorts, socks and Irish, jazz, ballet or light gym shoes. Leotards with shorts over them are ac-ceptable. No long pants of any kind. Member of Irish Dance Teachers Association of Mid America and North America and An Coimisiun le Rinci Gaelacha, Dublin Ireland.

Age:....................6-18 yearsInstructor: .......McNulty Irish DanceMin/Max: ..........6/15Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$86/R, $112/NR, $95/NNDay: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME


BALLET II (DF)As the foundation of all dance, ballet emphasizes precision, bal-ance and strong technique. In this fun and structured environment dancers will develop a love for this beautiful form of dance. Each class dancers will work at the barre, complete work across the fl oor and work in center and fi nally learn a ballet dance. Dancers will learn proper technique and terminology that will make them successful at ballet and many other dance forms. It is recommended that all dancers enroll in one ballet class in addition to their other classes. Leortard, tights and ballet shoes required.

Age:....................10-12 yearsInstructor: ........All Star Sports InstructionMin/Max: ..........5/15Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NNDay: ....................Friday

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HIP HOP I (DF)Hip Hop, the hottest new dance form has dancers breaking, locking

and popping to kid-friendly hip music. Dancers will work on improv-

ing performance skills, learning dance vocabulary and perfecting

their technique. Also, dancers will truly begin to realize their storytell-

ing ability as a dancer. Jazz shoes or hip hop sneakers are required.

Age:....................7-12 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME




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CONTEMPORARY DANCE (DF)This popular dance form combines forms of modern, jazz and ballet

dance. Contemporary is a form of dance that emphasizes fl uidity and

grace using a more modern approach. Students will need to wear a

leotard and jazz or ballet shoes.

Age:....................10-12 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME


LET’S CHEER & DANCE (DF)Calling all kinder-cheerleaders and dancers! This class is perfect

for new cheerleaders and dancers who want to get a taste of both

worlds. Through stretches, structured activities, and group work

students will learn the basics of cheerleading and dancing. Students

will also continue to develop their social and physical skills while hav-

ing tons of fun! Cheerleaders will perform 2-3 dances/cheers at the

parent pep rally. Award included.

Age:....................3-4 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME


POMS JR. (DF)Poms Jr. introduces young dancers to the skills necessary to be a

dance team member. Dancers will build strength and fl exibility

through stretches and learning basic dance technique. They will

also understand the importance of teamwork while participating in

a variety of kick lines and group pom work. Dance shoes are recom-

mended.

Age:....................4-6 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME


EXTREME POMS DANCE CAMP-

YOUTH (DF) Want to get a taste of the world of Poms and Dance Teams? Try this jam-packed, high-energy camp. In 3 hours dancers will learn safe and eff ective warm-ups, brush up on their jumps, turns and leaps, learn a fabulous dance routine and fi nish camp by performing for their parents. Students need to wear comfortable clothing and dance shoes if possible. Please bring a water bottle and a snack. Poms will be provided.

Age:....................7-13 yearsInstructor: ........All Star Sports InstructionMin/Max: ..........5/15Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NNDay: ....................Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

252548-01 7/28-8/1 12:00P-1:00P

ALL STAR ALL DANCE-YOUTH (DF)

Love all styles of dance? This jam-packed dance camp introduces

a diff erent style of dance every day. Dancers will learn basic dance

technique, safe stretching, and performance skills. All Dance is a

great way to make friends while testing out many styles of dance.

Parents will be invited to the fi nal day of camp for a mini perfor-

mance. Dance shoes required.

Age:....................7-13 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NN

Day: .................... Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

252549-01 8/4-8/8 12:00P-1:00P

MUSICAL THEATRE INTENSIVE CAMP

(DF) Lights, Camera, Action! Through the exploration of movement, song

and dance students will develop their performance skills. This camp

will focus on character development and expanding your imagi-

nation. Students will play theatre games and learn a short dance

routine to a popular musical. Please wear comfortable clothing and

dance shoes. Pack a water bottle and be ready to have FUN!

Age:....................7-13 years


Min/Max: .........5/15


Fees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NN


CODE DATES TIME

252550-01 8/11-8/15 1:15P-2:15P

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TEEN HIP HOP DANCE CAMP (DF) This camp will focus on the popular dance style, Hip Hop! Students

will continue to improve their dance technique, work on strengthen-

ing their freestyle and learn some quick choreography during this day

camp. At the end of the week, dancers will perform for their parents.

Please wear comfortable clothing and dance shoes if possible. Bring

a water bottle and be ready to Rock Out!

Age:....................13-18 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$49/R, $64/NR, $54/NN


CODE DATES TIME

252551-01 8/11-8/15 2:15P-3:15P

POMS SKILLS I (DF)Ready to bring your poms routines to the next level? Poms Skills pro-

grams provide dancers with challenging Hip Hop, Jazz and Contem-

porary inspired routines. Dancers will be expected to learn multiple

routines, apply precision to their moves and work with their team to

create an energizing fi nal Pep Rally. The squad will continue to learn

how to safely execute new leaps, turns, kicks, splits, jumps and vari-

ous tumbling tricks.

Age: ...................7-9 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME


JAZZ I (DF)Jazz is an American made dance form that focuses on the sassy and

energetic rhythms of classic and modern jazz music. This exciting

dance form will get dancers on their feet, moving and grooving!

Dancers will work on stretches, strength and control of their body,

combinations across the fl oor and a fi nal jazz dance. Students will

need to wear a leotard and jazz shoes.

Age:....................7-12 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ...................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME


TEEN HIP HOP (DF) Teen Hip Hop is designed specifi cally for teens! The hottest new

dance form has dancers breaking, locking and popping to appropri-

ate hip music. Dancers will work on improving performance skills,

learning dance vocabulary and perfecting their technique. Also,

dancers will truly begin to realize their storytelling ability as a dancer.

Plus, dancers will get a great work out, meet new friends and have

fun! Jazz shoes or hip hop sneakers are required. All levels welcome.

Age:....................13-18 years


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

252557-01 6/11-7/23 7:00P-8:00P





Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !YOUTH ACTIVITIES

CHESS CAMP (DF) This summertime week-long camp is designed for both beginners

and experienced young players. All participants will learn cool new

strategies at the appropriate level from a renowned Chess Scholars

coach. Each class will consist of a fun interactive teaching period and

guided practice time. There will also be a chess competition with

prizes! Each camper will take home a chess set and an award. Please

bring your own snacks. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................5-12 years



Location: .......... LGPK, 1501 Barnsdale Rd.

Fees: ..................$135/R, $176/NR, $149/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232032-01 7/28-8/1 9:00A-12:00P

KIDS COOKING CREATIONS! (DF) Kid-friendly, kid-approved! Introduce your child to the world of

culinary arts! This class is designed to teach kids the basics of cooking

while gaining self-confi dence in the kitchen. We’ll take a step by step

approach in preparing a variety of recipes. When registering, please

inform of any allergies your child may have.

Age:....................6-10 years


Min/Max: ..........5/10


Fees: ..................$50/R, $65/NR, $55/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME

232042-01 6/9-7/14 2:45P-4:15P

232042-02 7/21-8/25 2:45P-4:15P

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THE GOOD NEWS TIMES-JUNIOR

JOURNALISTS (DF)Students will learn the fundamentals of writing for a newspaper.

They will discuss the parts of a newspaper, voice, and technique.

They will practice mock interviews and write articles about positive

events happening in and around the community. For each child to

register, a book will be donated by Young Author’s Society to Literacy

Volunteers.*Class includes possible publication in local newspaper. All

writing classes include a hard cover student journal/book and pencil.

Age:....................7-18 years

Instructor: ........Carly Huegelmann

Min/Max: ..........6/12

Location: .........Recreation Center

Fees: ..................$78/R, $101/NR, $86/NN

Day: .................... Tuesday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

232047-01 8/12-8/15 3:00P-4:00P

YOUNG AUTHORS WORKSHOP &

READING (DF) Students read, write and illustrate in a workshop setting to create the

story they always talk about. Teacher will assist students in character

and scene development and create a fully told story. Hard cover book

and story submission guidelines included in class. For each child to

register, a book will be donated by Young Author’s Society to Literacy

Volunteers. All writing classes include a hard cover student journal/

book and pencil. Co-op with WS.

Age:....................7-18 years




Fees: ..................$78/R, $101/NR, $86/NN

Day: ...................Tuesday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

232063-01 6/24-6/27 3:00P-4:00P

PICTURES & POEMS (DF)Students will read and become familiar with diff erent forms of the

poem. We will look at pictures of people, places, nature and learn

word and rhyming patterns. We will even create silly Seuss inspired

poems! Hard cover book and story submission guidelines included

in class. For each child registered, a book will be donated by Young

Author’s Society to Literacy Volunteers. All writing classes include a

hard cover student journal/book and pencil.

Age:....................7-18 years


Min/Max: ..........6/12


Fees: ..................$78/R, $101/NR, $86/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232064-01 7/21-7/24 2:00P-3:00P

ABC’S OF JOURNALING/SKETCH

BOOK (DF)Students will be introduced (re-reintroduced) to journaling. We will

draw, list, comic bubble and rhyme our thoughts. We will build upon

the idea of expression by alphabetizing our ideas and thoughts. We

will also draw/sketch our thoughts using markers, crayons and chalk.

This class will develop and articulate expression of creative thoughts.

Hard cover book and story submission guidelines included in class.

For each child registered, a book will be donated by Young Author’s

Society to Literacy Volunteers. All writing classes include a hard cover

student journal/book and pencil.

Age:....................7-18 years


Min/Max: ..........4/12


Fees: ..................$78/R, $101/NR, $86/NN

Day: ...................Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

232065-01 7/14-7/17 2:00P-3:00P

YOUTH ACTIVITIES



OTHER SYMBOLS:



LAB SCIENCE (DF) Transform your workspace into a real lab environment. It’s all about

the equipment and tools in your “lab” that you will be using for your

discoveries and experiments. Microscopes, test tubes, pipettes,

beakers, sieves, slides, plus all the materials to make your own slides.

Chain reactions will be set off with fun fi lled experiments as we

freeze, heat, and combine substances. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................6-10 years


Min/Max: ..........2/3


Fees: ..................$39/R, $51/NR, $43/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME


SPANISH FOR CHILDREN (DF) A little Spanish as a second language just for children. Greetings,

songs, games and stories are lots of fun as you learn to speak a little

and learn about a diff erent culture. Co-op LP.

Age: ...................5-9 years



Location: .......... LGPK 1501 Barnsdale Rd.

Fees: ..................$31/R, $40/NR, $34/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


SUMMER SPA NIGHT (DF) Come join the Glitzy Girlz staff for a night of pampering on a nice

summer evening. We will start with a fruit facial (avocado/banana)

and soak our skin. Each girl will design a beautiful crystal charm

anklet complete with a great charm collection. We will do a pedicure

section with scrub, lotion and spray and fi nish with a fresh nail polish

application complete with nail art stickers or designs. Our manicures

will consist of buffi ng, cuticles, lotion bar and fresh polish application

and nail art. A foot/nail brush is provided to use and take home. A

spa goodie bag is provided as a keepsake. Co-op WS.

Age:....................6-11 years

Instructor: ........Glitzy Girls



Fees: ..................$32/R, $42/NR, $35/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

232618-01 6/17 6:30P-8:00P

THE RUNAWAY CIRCUS CLASS-

YOUTH (DF) The Runaway Circus provides kids of all ages with a fun-fi lled program

that promotes self-confi dence, teamwork, and lifelong physical activ-

ity through the joys of Circus! We teach everything from juggling

and spinning plates to character work/clowning to acrobatics and

multiple balancing acts such as tightwire, rolling globe, stilts, rolla

bolla and more! This enrichment class provides a fun and exciting

experience full of adventure and exploration that every child can be a

part of! Co-op with LP.

Age:....................6-9 years




Fees: ..................$156/R, $203/NR, $172/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

232666-01 6/18-8/6 4:00P-5:00P

BEGINNING VIDEO GAME

PROGRAMMING (DF) Take your fi rst step toward becoming a Video Game Programmer!

This course will introduce you to the programming concepts of LOGO,

an amazing programming language with which you can program

your own simple animations. YOU control what the computer thinks

and does!

Age:....................7-9 years

Instructor: ........Computer Explorers

Min/Max: ..........4/8


Fees: ..................$111/R, $144/NR, $122/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232667-01 7/28-7/31 9:30A-11:30A

TWEEN CUISINE (DF) Market fresh fruits and veggies will be just some of the tasty ingredi-

ents for summer receipes. Learn some kitchen skills as you slice, dice

and create food favorites. NOTE: All allergies must be stated in writing

at the time of registration. Co-op LP.

Age:....................8-11 years



Location: .........LGPK 1501 Barnsdale Rd.

Fees: ..................$37/R, $48/NR, $41/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


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WOODWORKS (DF) Four mornings of woodworking! We will learn and work with a

variety of woods and fi nishes. Drilling, latches and hinges are some

of the tools and applications we will try. Completed projects will be

made to take home. Safety will be stressed and safety goggles are

provided. Hand tools are used. Co-op LP.

Age:....................5-9 years




Fees: ..................$39/R, $51/NR, $43/NN


CODE DATES TIME

252252-01 7/28-7/31 10:30A-11:25A

252252-02 7/28-7/31 11:30A-12:25P

SIMPLY SEWING (DF) Hand sewing for beginners and those wanting to improve their

skills. The object is to learn some basic skills such as placing patterns,

marking, measuring, cutting and construction of a simple project. We

will be using scissors, needles, pins and a hot iron for pressing. Learn

about fabrics, patterns and how to follow directions to create your

project. All materials and tools are provided. Co-op WS.

Age:....................7-12 years




Fees: ..................$75/R, $98/NR, $83/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

252501-01 7/8-7/29 4:00P-5:30P

BUILDING FLYING MODELS (DF) Learn to make simple fl ying models from paper, styrofoam and balsa

wood. Have fun designing your own model planes, building them to

fl y, and learning how to fi x them when they break. Each week a new

model will be formed using scissors, tape, and white glue. Co-op WS.

Age:....................8-12 years




Fees: ..................$37/R, $48/NR, $41/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

232540-01 6/11-7/2 4:00P-5:00P

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION (DF)Do you want to be the next George Lucas? We will create our very

own Star Wars™ movie using special digital movie making cameras

and software. As directors and producers we will work in teams to

create our own story and script, use Star Wars™ Lego® minifi gures

as our characters and fi lm our own movie using graphic editing

techniques and stop motion animation. We will also add background

noise and music, and show our movie at a private screening on the

last day of class. All students will receive a copy of their movie after

class is complete.

Age:....................8-12 years

Instructor: ........Computer Explorers

Min/Max: ..........4/10


Fees: ..................$111/R, $144/NR, $122/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232568-01 6/30-7/3 9:30A-11:30A

YOUTH ACTIVITIES



OTHER SYMBOLS:



VIDEO GAME ANIMATION (DF) Dive into the world of video game animation by creating charac-

ters that dance, sing and interact with one another. Working with a

partner, you’ll add sound eff ects and music clips to create a dynamic

video animation game by using software created just for kids. Creativ-

ity rules in this fun version of video game design! Receive a copy of

software and your game after class is complete. Co-op with WS.

Age:....................8-12 years

Instructor: .......Computer Explorers



Fees: ..................$111/R, $144/NR, $122/NN

Day: .................... Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

232589-01 6/16-6/19 9:30A-11:30A

ROCK & ROLL ROBOTICS (DF)Create robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDo

Robotics System your robots will include a monkey who plays a drum

to a rock & roll beat, a lion that roars, a bird that fl aps its wings to

create a big wind, a sleeping giant who will awaken on your com-

mand and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This course builds

knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and

teamwork in an environment full of Rockin’ Fun! Students will work in

teams of 2.

Age:....................8-12 years

Instructor: .......Computer Explorers

Min/Max: ..........4/8


Fees: ..................$111/R, $144/NR, $122/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232616-01 7/14-7/17 9:30A-11:30A

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MAGIC CLASS! (DF) Children are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn a collec-

tion of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks! Amaze family and friends

with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading and more.

While tricks may appear diffi cult, 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

learn age appropriate tricks. Brand new tricks taught at each class.

Co-op with WS.

Age:....................5-13 years

Instructor: ........Magic Team of Gary Kantor



Fees: ..................$21/R, $27/NR, $23/NN

Day: ...................Tuesday or Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

252508-01 7/8 5:00P-5:55P Wednesday

252508-02 8/6 6:45P-7:40P Tuesday

FIT KIDS (LG)Fit Kids is a program designed to get kids excited about exercise and

leading a healthy life style. Every class will begin with warm-up activi-

ties, followed by non-competitive/non-contact workout activities that

emphasize body control skills, locomotion skills, and object control

skills. Part of class will also focus on wellness education including the

importance of a balanced diet, food groups, proper hydration, hy-

giene and safety. Finally, class will end with kids’ yoga cool-down. Fun

and safe props (scarves, hula-hoops, cones, sponge balls, bean-bags,

colorful stars and parachutes) will be used during class and activity

hand-outs will be provided at the end of every class to encourage

family involvement at home. Get healthy while having tons of fun!

Age:....................7-12 years


Min/Max: ..........3/15


Fees: ..................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME


ZUMBA KIDS (LG)The Zumba® Kids program is the ultimate dance-fi tness party for young Zumba fans ages 7-12, where they can play it loud and rock with friends to their own rules! This program features age-appropriate music and moves that get kids movin’ to the beat. It’s all about feeling fearless on the dance fl oor, reinforcing the idea that it’s okay to just be yourself and dance like no one’s watching! Please bring a water bottle, wear gym shoes and be ready to have fun!

Age: ....................7-12 yearsInstructor: ........All Star Sports InstructionMin/Max: ..........3/15Location: ...........Recreation CenterFees: ...................$68/R, $88/NR, $75/NNDay:.....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

222508-01 6/11-7/23 5:00P-6:00P

CAMP GET FIT & HAVE FUN! (LG) This camp uses creative ideas and innovative techniques in a fun way to teach kids the importance of fi tness. Each day we will start with a quick group warm up, followed by an obstacle course full of cardio, endurance and fl exibility challenges. We will review our healthy tip for the day and brainstorm fun ways to stay active. Class will end with games and a cool down. Be ready to sweat and have a blast!

Age:....................4-12 yearsInstructor: ........All Star Sports InstructionMin/Max: ..........3/15Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$50/R, $65/NR, $55/NNDay: ....................Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

222509-01 7/28-8/1 1:15P-2:15P 4-6222509-02 7/28-8/1 2:15P-3:15P 7-12

ZUMBA KIDS CAMP (LG) Zumba® Kids Camp is a great way to test out the Zumba Kids program running this coming fall! The Zumba Kids program is the ultimate dance-fi tness party for young Zumba fans ages 7-12, where they can play it loud and rock with friends to their own rules! This program features age-appropriate music and moves that get kids movin’ to the beat. It’s all about feeling fearless on the dance fl oor, reinforcing the idea that it’s okay to just be yourself and dance like no one’s watching! Please bring a water bottle, wear gym shoes and be ready to have fun!

Age: ....................7-12 yearsInstructor: ........All Star Sports InstructionMin/Max: ..........3/15Location: ...........Recreation CenterFees: ...................$50/R, $65/NR, $55/NNDay:.....................Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

222510-01 8/4-8/8 2:15P-3:15P

YOUTH ACTIVITIES





Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !YOUTH SUMMER DAY CAMPS

CAMP-A-PALOOZA (KM)Children will have a ton of fun during this

energy fi lled recreational program. Counselors

will coordinate the enjoyment by planning

diff erent water games, sports games, races and

relays, crafts and activities for the children to

participate in! Children should bring a snack

and a drink each day, as well as sunscreen. Each

participant will receive a camp t-shirt! Children

must dress appropriately for water days. Regis-

tration deadline is the Thursday BEFORE each

camp session begins. There will be a $10 late

fee for registration received after Thursday.

Age:....................5-12 years


Min/Max: ..........15/42

Location: ..........Spring Ave. School

Fees: ..................$65/R, $85/NR, $72/NN

$52/R, $68/NR, $57/NN (Session 4)


Monday-Thursday (Session 4)

CODE DATES TIME

472002-01 6/9-6/13 9:00A-12:00P

472002-02 6/16-6/20 9:00A-12:00P

472002-03 6/23-6/27 9:00A-12:00P

472002-04 6/30-7/3 9:00A-12:00P

472002-05 7/7-7/11 9:00A-12:00P

472002-06 7/14-7/18 9:00A-12:00P

472002-07 7/21-7/25 9:00A-12:00P

472002-08 7/28-8/1 9:00A-12:00P


Camp Parent Night

Wednesday, June 4th, 7-8pm

Rec Center

Registration

Open Now!

48


CAMP QUEST (TS)This camp is a highly structured outdoor and indoor based camp. Children will discover new friendships, participate in group games, learn camp songs, create arts and craft projects and experience individual and team sports. Each week will have a diff erent theme. Each day will have a routine schedule of activities. Field trips and swim-ming are all included in the fee and the fun. The children will go on fi eld trips in a school bus once a week. Trips range from water parks like Pelican Harbor in Bolingbrook to Enchanted Castle in Lom-bard. Each child will receive a t-shirt to be worn at each fi eld trip. Campers will swim once or twice a week depending on the weather at Westchester Pool. Please send your child to camp prepared to swim every Monday. Campers are to bring a sack lunch, drink, and two snacks. The second child, in one family household, enrolled in Camp Quest or Camp Mighty Munchkins will receive a 10% discount on regular camp hours. The same applies for the third child, etc. There are ABSOLUTLEY NO PRORATES or REFUNDS for missed days. Registra-tion deadline is the Thursday BEFORE each camp session begins. There will be a $10 late fee for registration received after Thursday.

Age:....................7-12 yearsInstructor: ........Staff Min/Max: ..........15/40Location: ..........Sedgwick ParkFees: ..................$139/R, $181/NR, $153/NN * $84/R, $110/NR, $93/NN (Session 4)Day: ....................Monday-Friday Monday-Thursday (Session 4)

CODE DATES TIME

472003-01 6/9-6/13 9:00A-3:00P

472003-02 6/16-6/20 9:00A-3:00P

472003-03 6/23-6/27 9:00A-3:00P

472003-04 6/30-7/3 9:00A-3:00P

472003-05 7/7-7/11 9:00A-3:00P

472003-06 7/14-7/18 9:00A-3:00P

472003-07 7/21-7/25 9:00A-3:00P

472003-08 7/28-8/1 9:00A-3:00P


CAMP QUEST PAYMENT OPTIONS:If signing up for multiple sessions, the fi rst 3 sessions for each child must be paid in full at registration. Additional weeks can be held by paying

a $25 deposit for each session. The deposit will also hold your spot in before and/or after care, if required. For weeks not paid in full a credit/

debit card authorization must be signed at the registration offi ce allowing the District to charge your card for each weekly payment.

Payments will be processed the Wednesday before the session start date.

**Please Note: The deposit payment option is not available online or with early bird discount registration in February and March.

YOUTH SUMMER DAY CAMPS

CAMP QUEST BEFORE

CARE (TS)Before care is available between the hours of 7:30 am-9:00 am for any par-ticipant enrolled in Camp Quest. Before care is held at the same facility as Camp Quest.

Age:....................7-12 years


Min/Max: ..........7/25


Fees: ..................$11/R, $14/NR, $12/NN

* $7/R, $9/NR, $8/NN

(Session 4)


Monday-Thursday

(Session 4)

CODE DATES TIME

472004-01 6/9-6/13 7:30A-9:00A

472004-02 6/16-6/20 7:30A-9:00A

472004-03 6/23-6/27 7:30A-9:00A

472004-04 6/30-7/3 7:30A-9:00A

472004-05 7/7-7/11 7:30A-9:00A

472004-06 7/14-7/18 7:30A-9:00A

472004-07 7/21-7/25 7:30A-9:00A

472004-08 7/28-8/1 7:30A-9:00A


CAMP QUEST AFTER

CARE (TS)After care is available between the hours of 3:00 pm-5:30 pm for any par-ticipant enrolled in Camp Quest. After care is held at the same facility as Camp Quest.

Age:....................7-12 years


Min/Max: ..........7/25


Fees: ..................$16/R, $21/NR, $18/NN

* $10/R, $13/NR, $11/NN

(Session 4)


Monday-Thursday

(Session 4)

CODE DATES TIME

472005-01 6/9-6/13 3:00P-5:30P

472005-02 6/16-6/20 3:00P-5:30P

472005-03 6/23-6/27 3:00P-5:30P

472005-04 6/30-7/3 3:00P-5:30P

472005-05 7/7-7/11 3:00P-5:30P

472005-06 7/14-7/18 3:00P-5:30P

472005-07 7/21-7/25 3:00P-5:30P

472005-08 7/28-8/1 3:00P-5:30P



ADVENTURE CAMP (KM) Tween CampThis fun-fi lled outdoor based camp for tweens at Countryside Park will allow campers the opportunity to interact with many other children with similar likes and interests in a safe and controlled environment. Each day campers will experience diff erent crafts, games/activities, sports games, water activities and themed activities. Mondays will be a regular camp day at Countryside Park with Tuesdays and Thursdays being fi eld trip days. Wednesdays and Fridays will consist of water activities at Countryside Park and swimming at Westchester Pool. Each child will receive a camp t-shirt to be worn at each fi eld trip. Please send your child to camp with a sack lunch, drink, water, snack and sunscreen. On swim days and water days please send your child to camp in their swim suit under their regular clothes and with a towel. The second child, in one family household, enrolled in Adventure Camp, Camp Quest or Camp Mighty Munchkins will receive a 10% discount on regular camp hours. The same applies for the third child, etc. There are ABSOLUTELY NO PRORATES or REFUNDS for missed days. Registration deadline is the Thursday BEFORE each camp session begins. There will be a $10 late fee for registration received after Thursday.

Age:....................10-14 yearsInstructor: ........Staff Min/Max: ..........20/30Location: ..........Countryside ParkFees: ..................$150/R, $195/NR, $165/NN $120/R, $156/NR, $132/NN (Session 4)Day: ....................Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

472006-01 6/9-6/13 9:00A-3:00P

472006-01 6/16-6/20 9:00A-3:00P

472006-03 6/23-6/27 9:00A-3:00P

472006-04 6/30-7/3 9:00A-3:00P

472006-05 7/7-7/11 9:00A-3:00P

472006-06 7/14-7/18 9:00A-3:00P

472006-07 7/21-7/25 9:00A-3:00P

472006-08 7/28-8/1 9:00A-3:00P


ADVENTURE CAMP BEFORE

CARE (KM) Tween CampBefore Care is available between the hours of 7:30am-9:00am for any participant enrolled in Adventure Camp. Before care is held at the same location as Adventure Camp.


CODE DATES TIME

472007-01 6/9-6/13 7:30A-9:00A

472007-02 6/16-6/20 7:30A-9:00A

472007-03 6/23-6/27 7:30A-9:00A

472007-04 6/30-7/3 7:30A-9:00A

472007-05 7/7-7/11 7:30A-9:00A

472007-06 7/14-7/18 7:30A-9:00A

472007-07 7/21-7/25 7:30A-9:00A

472007-08 7/28-8/1 7:30A-9:00A


ADVENTURE CAMP AFTER CARE

(KM) Tween CampAfter care is available between the hours of 3:00pm-5:00pm for any participant enrolled in Adventure Camp. After care is held at the same location as Adventure Camp.


CODE DATES TIME

472008-01 6/9-6/13 3:00P-5:30P

472008-02 6/16-6/20 3:00P-5:30P

472008-03 6/23-6/27 3:00P-5:30P

472008-04 6/30-7/3 3:00P-5:30P

472008-05 7/7-7/11 3:00P-5:30P

472008-06 7/14-7/18 3:00P-5:30P

472008-07 7/21-7/25 3:00P-5:30P

472008-08 7/28-8/1 3:00P-5:30P


Camp Parent NightWednesday, June 4th, 7-8pm

Rec Center

Registration

Open Now!

50


BOYS BEGINNER GYMNASTICS (KM)This beginner class will cover basic skills and safety techniques for

each event. Boys will cover the 6 Olympic Events: fl oor, parallel bars,

low bar, vault, pommel horse, and rings.

Age:....................7-10 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16

Location: ..........L.T. South Campus Building

Fees: ..................$62/R, $81/NR, $68/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME


BOYS ADVANCED BEGINNER

GYMNASTICS (KM)The advanced-beginner group will be able to perform swing and

supports on equipment, cartwheels and handstands on the fl oor, and

squat on the vault as a pre-requisite. Eleven to thirteen year olds will

also attend this class as a intro to gymnastics.

Age:....................9-13 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16


Fees: ..................$70/R, $91/NR, $77/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME


GYMNASTICS CLASSES

JR. GYMNASTICS I (KM)Four events will be covered in this introductory class. Age appropri-

ate tricks for bar, vault, fl oor and rings will be introduced. Students

can learn the basic movements for each event in a well-supervised

and safe environment.

Age:....................5-6 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16


Fees: ..................$62/R, $81/NR, $68/NN

Day: ....................Monday or Thursday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

212612-01 6/9-8/4 6:30P-7:30P Mon.

212612-02 6/12-8/7 6:30P-7:30P Thurs. Class Will Not Meet On: 7/3 and 7/7

JR. GYMNASTICS II (KM)This class is an advancement from Jr. Gymnastics I with more tech-

nique. Pre-Requisite for this class is to perform a successful cart-

wheel, swing and supports on the bars, and squat on the vault.

Age:....................5-6 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16


Fees: ..................$62/R, $81/NR, $68/NN


CODE DATES TIME DAY

212613-01 6/9-8/4 6:30P-7:30P Mon.

212613-02 6/12-8/7 6:30P-7:30P Thurs.Class Will Not Meet On: 7/3 and 7/7



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BEGINNING TUMBLING (KM)Start out learning the proper way to perform rolls, handstands, and

cartwheels. This class is a great way to have an introduction to tum-

bling and to open the door to gymnastics possibilities.

Age:....................7-18 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16


Fees: ..................$70/R, $91/NR, $77/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


TUMBLING ON (KM)This class continues the tumbling skills past handstands and cart-

wheels to limbers, walkovers, handsprings, and possibly fl ip-fl ops.

Round-off s and pirroettes will also be included.

Age:....................9-18 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16


Fees: ..................$70/R, $91/NR, $77/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME


TUMBLING FOR CHEERLEADING

(KM)The focus for this group will be on tumbling skills, specifi cally for

cheerleading. Round-off s, walkovers, fl ip-fl ops, standing back tucks,

and running tumbling will be covered. Students must have basic

tumbling skills before entering this class: bridges, cartwheels, and

handstands. Students will work according to their level.

Age:....................9-18 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16


Fees: ..................$70/R, $91/NR, $77/NN


CODE DATES TIME DAY

212619-01 6/9-8/4 6:30P-7:30P Mon.

212619-02 6/12-8/7 6:30P-7:30P Thurs.Class Will Not Meet On: 7/3 and 7/7

GIRLS BEGINNER GYMNASTICS (KM)This class goes over the basic skills on the vault, bars, fl oor, low beam

and more. Many lead-up progressions will be taught to help a gym-

nast have a good, core knowledge of the sport.

Age:....................7-9 years


Min/Max: ..........4/16


Fees: ..................$62/R, $81/NR, $68/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !YOUTH ATHLETICS

FLAG FOOTBALL (KM)This class is designed to teach and enhance the skills of our future

stars. Proper techniques on passing, receiving, blocking and kicking

will be covered. Breakdown of off ensive and defensive strategies

will also be covered. Teamwork and positive play are highly stressed,

but our main objective is to have fun! Knee pads and elbow pads are

required.

Age:....................4-9 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN (01-02)

$59/R, $77/NR, $65/NN (03-04)

Day: ....................Tuesday/Thursday or Friday

CODE DATES TIME AGE DAY

212647-01 6/6-8/1 5:00P-6:00P 4-6 Friday

212647-02 6/6-8/1 6:00P-7:00P 7-9 Friday



YOUTH GOLF (KM) This non-competitive class is designed to teach boys and girls the

fundamentals of golf and to instill in them an enthusiasm for the game.

Participants will learn the proper grip, set-up, alignment, swing, golf

terminology and etiquette. Students will be placed into age brackets.

Be prepared to pick up golf balls with shag bags. Bring a seven iron to

the fi rst class. The last class will be held at Fresh Meadows Golf Course.

Parents are responsible for transportation. Classes will be cancelled on

rainy days. If unsure, call the activity line, 352-0588. Cancelled classes

will be made up at the end of the session. Co-op LP & WS.

Age:....................6-14 years

Instructor: ........Mel Krejci


Location: ..........Gordon Park

Fees: ..................$43/R, $55/NR, $47/NN



212003-01 6/9-7/7 8:00A-8:45A Mon. 6-8

212003-02 6/10-7/8 8:00A-8:45A Tues. 6-8

212003-03 6/9-7/7 9:00A-9:45A Mon. 6-8

212003-04 6/10-7/8 9:00A-9:45A Tues. 6-8

212003-05 6/10-7/8 11:00A-11:45A Tues. 6-8

212003-06 6/10-7/8 12:00P-12:45P Tues. 6-8

212003-07 6/9-7/7 10:00A-10:45A Mon. 9-11

212003-08 6/10-7/8 10:00A-10:45A Tues. 9-11

212003-09 6/9-7/7 11:00A-11:45A Mon. 9-14


BASKETBALL LEVEL II (KM)Take it to the next level with the level II Basketball classes. These

classes enhance the basics already taught in level I. Level II concen-

trates more on teamwork and game situations. Man to man, and zone

defense is taught along with off ensive strategies that are guaranteed

to keep the players moving.

Age:....................6-8 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

212656-01 6/11-7/30 5:45P-6:45P

GIRLS SUPER SPORTS (KM)This fun fi lled class, for girls only, teaches the importance of teamwork

and sportsmanship, while attempting to spark an interest to try a

variety of sports. This non-competitive class is great for girls who just

want to try new sports without being intimidated by boys. The three

sports we will cover are soccer, basketball, and T-Ball.

Age:....................7-9 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

212661-01 6/6-8/1 10:45A-11:45A

ALL STAR SPORTS GIRLS

BASKETBALL (KM)The All Star Basketball trainers will focus on individual skills as well

as team play. Each session will begin with speed and agility drills

that will enhance each player’s ability to get up and down the court

quickly, generate rapid change of direction, and creates explosion to

the basket. These sessions will cover ball handling, proper shooting

technique, footwork, and defensive/off ensive strategies. Small sized

competitions and game play will enable each player to focus and

work on learned skills.

Age:....................7-9 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: .................. $66/R, $86/NR, $73/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME

212668-01 6/9-7/28 7:00P-8:00P

ALL STAR SPORTS DODGEBALL (KM)Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive, and DODGE! Join the All Star Sports Instruc-

tion staff for a session of pure excitement and fun! This exciting game

is on the rise again and is much diff erent than your parent’s dodge-

bal! New rules, tactics, and diff erent games will be played with a safe

and soft Gator Skin ball. Our dodgeball program focuses on speed

and agility and promises that no one sits around! Each child will also

receive a participation award at the end of the session as well as a

good night’s rest after each time playing!

Age:....................4-9 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $74/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

212669-01 6/11-7/30 11:00A-12:00P 4-6

212669-02 6/11-7/30 12:00P-1:00P 7-9

ALL STAR SPORTS GIRLS SOCCER

(KM)This program is designed with speed and agility drills to improve

each player’s game by allowing for a more powerful shot, increased

range on the fi eld and effi cient change of direction. All basic skills

of dribbling, shooting, passing and spacing will be covered and

expanded upon. Players will also learn the importance of movement

away from the ball the importance of each position through game

situations.

Age:....................7-9 years


Min/Max: ..........6/16


Fees: ..................$66/R, $86/NR, $74/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

212670-01 6/11-7/30 7:00P-8:00P

BOWLING (KM) Join us for a morning of strikes and spares at Eden Lanes. Kids will

have a ball playing this very fun activity. Shoe rental is included in the

fee. Co-op LP.

Age:....................7-13 years

Instructor: ........D Floto


Location: ..........Eden Lanes, 10159 W. Cermak, Westchester

Fees: ..................$48/R, $63/NR, $53/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

212567-01 6/18-7/16 10:00A-11:00A

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7TH & 8TH GRADE 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL LEAGUE (KM) Form your own team for fast-paced 3-on-3 competition. Games will be played Monday evenings at the Western Springs Recreation Cen-ter, 1500 Walker St. beginning June 16 and ending August 4. Games are self-offi ciated (call your own fouls). Game times are between 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm depending upon the league schedule. All players must be registered for 7th - 8th grade classes beginning in the fall of 2014. A captain’s meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 9, 6:30 pm at the Recreation Center to review rules, set the league schedule and get everything set. Each team must have a captain or representative at the meeting. The fi rst 8 teams of both boys and girls will be in the league. Complete information, registration/roster and rules packet can be picked up at the WS Recreation Offi ce. Co-op WS.

Age:....................7th – 8th GradesInstructor: ........WS Staff Min/Max: ..........1/4 teamsLocation: ..........WS Recreation Center, 1500 Walker St.Fees: ..................$110 per teamDay: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME

202602-01 6/16-8/4 5:30P-8:30P

VOLLEYKIDZ BEACH CAMP (KM)Volleykidz is an introductory class for children ages 5-9 years. The lesson plan introduces the pass, set and spike using a very light vol-leyball. Volleykidz will improve each child’s hand/eye coordination and left/right coordination through the use of fun drills and gross motor games.

Age:....................5-9 yearsInstructor: .......Volleyball ProfessionalsMin/Max: ..........8/24Location: ..........Sedgwick ParkFees: ..................$69/R, $90/NR, $76/NNDay: ...................Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

272009-01 6/16-6/19 8:00A-9:00A

272009-02 7/21-7/24 8:00A-9:00A

EVP TOUR BEACH VOLLEYBALL CAMP (KM)It’s time to take your volleyball GAME to the beach. A camp hosted by the Volleyball Professionals, features all the latest drills and training techniques that build your skills for the next level. Lots of contests and games too, with fun and active instructors! The camp will con-centrate on the fundamentals of passing, setting, serving and spiking. You will learn to overhand serve and play organized games. These four day camps are for grades 5th-8th.

Age:....................10-14 yearsInstructor: .......Volleyball ProfessionalsMin/Max: ..........8/24Location: ..........Sedgwick ParkFees: ..................$89/R, $116/NR, $98/NNDay: ....................Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

212570-01 6/16-6/19 9:00A-10:30A 10-12

212570-02 6/16-6/19 10:30A-12:30P 12-14

212570-03 7/21-7/24 9:00A-10:30A 10-12

212570-04 7/21-7/24 10:30A-12:00P 12-14

ARCHERY CAMP (KM) Learn the basics of a recurve bow in an extremely safe environment in this fun and exciting 4 day camp! A nationally recognized 9-step program is taught. Blunt tipped arrows, bows and targets are pro-vided. Technique will be stressed. Games will be played during every class. Co-op LP & WS.

Age:....................7 years & olderInstructor: ........Sports Kids Inc.Min/Max: ..........4/8 per agencyLocation: .........Denning ParkFees: ..................$47/R, $61/NR, $52/NNDay: ....................Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME AGE LEVEL

212611-01 6/16-6/19 3:00P-4:00P 7-10 Beginner

212611-02 6/16-6/19 4:00P-5:00P 11 & Older Beginner

212611-03 6/16-6/19 5:00P-6:00P 9 & Older Advanced

212611-04 7/14-7/17 3:00P-4:00P 7-10 Beginner

212611-05 7/14-7/17 4:00P-5:00P 11 & Older Beginner

212611-06 7/14-7/17 5:00P-6:00P 9 & Older Advanced



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YOUTH OLYMPICS CAMP (KM) Magnify your Olympic spirit as you bring your Olympic dream to life

in this exciting camp! SportsKids Inc.’s instructors will help young

athletes develop individual skill sets as well as good sportsmanship,

respect, and team strategy as they participate in games and activities

throughout the week. Youngsters will play a variety of team and in-

dividual sports such as track and fi eld, soccer, basketball, archery, vol-

leyball , badminton, and fl oor hockey in a safe and fun environment.

Participants will put it all together in an Olympic Game Tournament

at the end of the week. This camp is designed and delivered in a way

that respects and nurtures each child and helps them to be the best

they can be. Each participant should bring a water bottle.

Age:....................7-10 years


Min/Max: ..........8/24

Location ........... Denning Park

Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212687-01 7/7-7/10 4:00P-5:00P

FRISBEE CAMP (KM) Discover the fun

and challenges

of a variety of

frisbee games

as you join the

Sports Kids Inc.

staff for this

exciting summer

camp! Camp-

ers will learn

the proper ways

to throw and catch a frisbee as well as develop other skills such as

speed, stamina, and agility. They will have the opportunity to prac-

tice these skills as they play frisbee games such as Frisbee Tossback,

Frisbee Baseball, Frisbee Golf and Ultimate Frisbee. This camp is a

can’t miss for the summer! Each participant should bring a water

bottle.

Age:....................7-10 years


Min/Max: ..........8/24

Location: ..........Denning Park

Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212688-01 7/7-7/10 5:00P-6:00P

LACROSSE CAMP (KM)Join us in playing the oldest and fastest growing team sport in North

America. Lacrosse is sweeping the nation and the suburbs. Get in

on this game that will continue to grow. The camp will cover various

lacrosse techniques including cradling, scooping, passing, catching,

shooting and goalie skills. Each child should bring a mouth guard to

class. Lacrosse sticks will be provided.

Age:....................5-9 years


Min/Max: ..........8/24

Location: ..........Denning Park

Fees: ..................$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN

Day: .................... Monday-Thursday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

212662-01 6/23-6/26 3:00P-4:00P 5-6

212662-02 6/23-6/26 4:00P-5:00P 7-9

212662-03 7/21-7/24 3:00P-4:00P 5-6

212662-04 7/21-7/24 4:00P-5:00P 7-9

SKYHAWKS QUICKSTART TENNIS

CAMP (KM)Skyhawks Tennis with Quickstart is a new format to help kids ten and

under learn and play tennis. To create a successful learning environ-

ment, we have made modifi cations to our traditional tennis program.

The court is smaller and has shorter nets, the racquets are smaller,

and the balls are foam. In addition to developing a love for tennis,

athletes will learn the rules and etiquette that make tennis such an

exciting game to play. All coaches are trained by USTA professionals.

The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1. Due to limited

court space, these programs fi ll up quickly. All participants receive a

t-shirt and merit award. Participants should bring a tennis racquet,

appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and

sunscreen.

Age:....................4-10 years


Min/Max: ..........12/16


Fees: ..................$79/R, $103/NR, $87/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212654-01 6/9-6/13 10:00A-12:00P




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SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL CAMP (KM)This fun, skill-intensive program is designed with the beginning to

intermediate player in mind. Using our progressional curriculum and

focusing on the whole player, we teach your child the skills needed

both on and off the court to be a better athlete. Our basketball staff

will focus on respect, teamwork, and responsibility, starting each day

with a “skill of the day” and progressing into drills and games. After a

week of passing, shooting, dribbling, and rebounding, your child will

show you why this is one of our most popular programs. All partici-

pants receive a t-shirt, basketball and a merit award. The participant-

to-coach ratio is approximately 10:1. Participants should bring

appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle and gym shoes.

Age:....................7-12 years


Min/Max: ..........12/24


Fees: ..................$159/R, $207/NR, $175/NN – Full Day

$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN – Half Day


CODE DATES TIME CAMP

212625-01 6/9-6/13 9:00A-3:00P Full Day

212625-02 7/7-7/11 9:00A-12:00P Half Day

SKYHAWKS T-BALL CAMP (KM)Skyhawks baseball staff teach the fundamentals of fi elding, catching,

throwing, hitting and base running, all in a fun, positive environ-

ment. Specifi cally designed for beginning and intermediate players,

this program teaches athletes new baseball skills along with vital life

lessons such as respect, teamwork, and responsibility. All participants



two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, a baseball glove and sun

screen.

Age:....................4-7 years


Min/Max: ..........12/24


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212626-01 6/16-6/20 9:00A-12:00P

MINI-HAWK SPORTS CAMP (KM)This multi-sport program was developed to give children a posi-

tive fi rst step into athletics. The essentials of baseball, basketball,

and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of

encouragement and a big focus on fun. Our Mini-Hawk games and

activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, move-

ment, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own

pace. Skyhawks staff are trained to handle specifi c needs of young

athletes. All participants receive a t-shirt, ball and merit award. The

participant-to-coach ration is approximately 8:1. Participants should

bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle and running

shoes.

Age:....................4-7 years


Min/Max: ..........12/32


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

272004-01 6/23-6/27 9:00A-12:00P

SKYHAWKS CHEERLEADING CAMP

(KM)Skyhawks Cheerleading teaches young athletes the essential skills

to lead crowds and support the home team! This entry-level cheer

program ensures that each camper learns cheers, proper hand and

body movements, and jumping techniques. There is no stunting-just

a big focus on fun while each cheerleader learns important life skills

such as teambuilding and leadership. The week concludes with a

choreographed performance and, when available, a chance to cheer

at a Skyhawks Football Camp! All participants will receive pom-poms,

a t-shirt, and a merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is ap-

proximately 10:1. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two

snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

Age:....................5-9 years


Min/Max: ..........12/32


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212664-01 7/14-7/18 9:00A-12:00P


SKYHAWKS FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP

(KM)Skyhawks Flag Football is the perfect program for young athletes

who want a complete introduction to “America’s Game” or for those

who simply want to brush up on their skills in preparation for league

play. Through our “skill of the day” activities, campers will learn skills

on both sides of the ball, including the core components of passing,

catching, and de-fl agging or defensive positioning-all presented in

a fun and positive environment. Skyhawks Flag Football is recom-

mended for beginning to intermediate athletes. The week ends with

the Skyhawks Super Bowl, giving participants a chance to showcase

their skills on the gridiron! All participants receive a t-shirt, football,

and player evaluation. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximate-

ly 12:1. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a

water bottle, running shoes, and sunscreen.

Age:....................6-12 years


Min/Max: ..........15/32


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212665-01 7/14-7/18 9:00A-12:00P

SKYHAWKS MINI FLAG FOOTBALL

(KM)This Flag Football program was developed to give children a positive

fi rst step into athletics and football. The essentials of fl ag football

are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encourage-

ment and a big focus on fun. Our football games and activities were

designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye

coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Skyhawks

staff are trained to handle the specifi c needs of young athletes. All

participants receive a t-shirt, ball and a merit award. The partici-

pant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1. Participants should bring

appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and

sunscreen.

Age:....................5-6 years


Min/Max: ..........15/18


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212666-01 7/14-7/18 9:00A-12:00P

SKYHAWKS BEGINNING GOLF (KM)Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confi dence of young athletes

through proper technique and refi ning the essential skills of the

game. Golf is a challenging and lifelong sport, so young athletes

need proper focus on the fundamentals of form, swinging, put-

ting and body positioning. To assist in this training, Skyhawks has

adopted the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system to its curriculum.

SNAG is specifi cally designed for the entry-level player; SNAG simpli-

fi es instruction so that young players can make an easy and eff ective

transition onto the golf course. No need to bring your own clubs-all

equipment is provided. For safety reasons we utilize special hel-

mets for all campers and keep the instructor-to-camper ratio for this

program very low, resulting in limited availability. These programs fi ll

quickly. All participants receive a t-shirt and a merit award. Partici-

pants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle,

running shoes and sunscreen.

Age:....................5-9 years


Min/Max: ..........12/32


Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212655-01 7/21-7/25 9:00A-12:00P

SKYHAWKS TRACK & FIELD CAMP

(KM)Skyhawks Track & Field was developed to introduce young athletes

to a sport rich in tradition and history. These programs combine

technical development and fundamental techniques with safety

while keeping a major focus on fun! Using special equipment, our

staff teach the standard track & fi eld events: long distance, sprints,

soft hurdles, relays, shot puts, discus, and standing long jump. Our

exercises and drills prepare athletes for a future in cross-country,

track & fi eld events, and distance running while inspiring a love for

running and being active. The fundamentals of body positioning,

stride, proper stretching, and cool down techniques are covered

in this unique program. Participants will put it all together for one

fun-fi lled day at the end-of-the-week track meet. All participants will



two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, and sunscreen.

Age:....................6-12 years


Min/Max: ..........15/32

Location: ..........LTHS North Track Practice Field, Gilbert & Cossitt Ave.

Fees: ..................$119/R, $155/NR, $131/NN


CODE DATES TIME

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YOUTH TENNIS 4 WEEK CLASSES (KM)Midwest Tennis Programs, Inc. has provided quality professional

tennis programs for more than 30 years! Thousands have enjoyed

learning and improving their tennis skills through our programs! Our

experienced staff is certifi ed through the United States Professional

Tennis Association and the Professional Tennis Registry. QuickStart

Tournaments will be held on Friday, June 20th and 27th for Session 1

and Friday July, 18th and 25th for Session 2. Parents must be present for

Pee Wee classes.

Age:....................4-16 years

Instructor: ........Midwest Tennis Programs

Min/Max: ..........5/12

Location: ..........Gilbert Park or Sedgwick Park

Fees: ..................$159/R, $207/NR, $175/NN

Day: ....................Monday/Wednesday, Tuesday/Thursday or Saturday

Gilbert ParkCODE DATES TIME DAY AGE LEVEL

212620-01 6/9-7/2 9:00A-10:00A Mon/Wed 4-6 Pee Wee 212620-02 6/9-7/2 10:00A-11:00A Mon/Wed 7-9 Beginner212620-03 6/9-7/2 11:00A-12:00P Mon/Wed 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg.212620-04 6/9-7/2 11:00A-12:00P Mon/Wed 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.212620-05 6/9-7/2 3:30P-4:30P Mon/Wed 4-6 Pee Wee212620-06 6/9-7/2 4:30P-5:30P Mon/Wed 7-9 Beginner212620-07 6/9-7/2 5:30P-6:30P Mon/Wed 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg.212620-08 6/9-7/2 5:30P-6:30P Mon/Wed 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.212620-09 6/10-7/3 9:00A-10:00A Tues/Thurs 4-6 Pee Wee212620-10 6/10-7/3 10:00A-11:00A Tues/Thurs 7-9 Beginner212620-11 6/10-7/3 11:00A-12:00P Tues/Thurs 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg.212620-12 6/10-7/3 11:00A-12:00P Tues/Thurs 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int. 212620-13 6/10-7/3 3:30P-4:30P Tues/Thurs 4-6 Pee Wee212620-14 6/10-7/3 4:30P-5:30P Tues/Thurs 7-9 Beginner212620-15 6/10-7/3 5:30P-6:30P Tues/Thurs 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg. 212620-16 6/10-7/3 5:30P-6:30P Tues/Thurs 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int. 212620-21 7/7-7/30 3:30P-4:30P Mon/Wed 4-6 Pee Wee212620-22 7/7-7/30 4:30P-5:30P Mon/Wed 7-9 Beginner212620-23 7/7-7/30 5:30P-6:30P Mon/Wed 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg.212620-24 7/7-7/30 5:30P-6:30P Mon/Wed 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.212620-29 7/8-7/31 3:30P-4:30P Tues/Thurs 4-6 Pee Wee212620-30 7/8-7/31 4:30P-5:30P Tues/Thurs 7-9 Beginner212620-31 7/8-7/31 5:30P-6:30P Tues/Thurs 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg.212620-32 7/8-7/31 5:30P-6:30P Tues/Thurs 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.

Sedgwick ParkCODE DATES TIME DAY AGE LEVEL

212620-17 7/7-7/30 9:00A-10:00A Mon/Wed 4-6 Pee Wee212620-18 7/7-7/30 10:00A-11:00A Mon/Wed 7-9 Beginner212620-19 7/7-7/30 11:00A-12:00P Mon/Wed 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg.212620-20 7/7-7/30 12:00P-1:00P Mon/Wed 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.212620-25 7/8-7/31 9:00A-10:00A Tues/Thurs 4-6 Pee Wee212620-26 7/8-7/31 10:00A-11:00A Tues/Thurs 7-9 Beginner212620-27 7/8-7/31 11:00A-12:00P Tues/Thurs 10-16 Beg. – Adv. Beg. 212620-28 7/8-7/31 11:00A-12:00P Tues/Thurs 12-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.

YOUTH TENNIS 2 WEEK CAMPS (KM)This program gives students the opportunity to progress at a much

faster rate than in the regular lesson setting. All aspects of the game

of tennis are covered; stroke production, singles and doubles strat-

egy, conditioning, sportsmanship, footwork, shot selection, mental

training, and match play. A camp t-shirt and individualized player

evaluation are included. Parents must be present for Pee Wee classes.

Age:....................4-17 years


Min/Max: .........5/12

Location: .........Gilbert Park

Fees: ..................$132/R, $172/NR, $145/NN

$249/R, $324/NR, $274/NN

$104/R, $135/NR, $114/NN

$134/R, $174/NR, $147/NN

Day: ....................Monday-Thursday or Saturday/Sunday

CODE DATES TIME DAY AGE LEVEL

212689-01 6/9-6/19 9:00A-10:00A Mon-Thurs 4-7 Pee Wee

212689-02 6/9-6/19 10:00A-12:00P Mon-Thurs 7-17 Junior

212689-03 6/9-6/19 1:00P-3:00P Mon-Thurs 7-17 Junior













212689-16 6/21-6/22 9:00A-12:00P Sat/Sun 7-17 Junior

212689-17 7/12-7/13 9:00A-12:00P Sat/Sun 7-17 Junior


212689-19 8/4-8/14 10:00A-11:00A Mon-Thurs 7-9 Beg. – Adv. Beg.

212689-20 8/4-8/14 11:00A-12:00P Mon-Thurs 10-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.

212689-21 8/4-8/14 3:00P-4:00P Mon-Thurs 4-6 Pee Wee

212689-22 8/4-8/14 4:00P-5:00P Mon-Thurs 7-9 Beg. – Adv. Beg.

212689-23 8/4-8/14 5:00P-6:00P Mon-Thurs 10-16 Adv. Beg. – Int.







KIDS FIRST TRACK & FIELD CAMP

(KM) Coaches will focus on teaching sprints, hurdles, jumps, distance run-

ning, and throws in a safe and fundamental way. The camp consists

of body balance techniques; speed, quickness and agility drills, which

will help produce a quicker, safer, more powerful performer. A wide

variety of timed events will take place each day, concluding with an

event Championship Series on the fi nal day. Co-op LP.

Age:....................6-14 years

Instructor: ........Kids First


Location: ..........Yena Park

Fees: ..................$120/R, $156/NR, $132/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212569-01 6/23-6/26 9:00A-12:00P

KIDS FIRST MULTI SPORTS CAMP

(KM) Experienced coaches will teach a diff erent sport each day (baseball,

soccer, fl ag football, kick ball & dodge ball) giving kids a chance to

experience if they like it. General rules of the sport will be explained,

including safety and fundamental demonstrations. The game each

day will start once the Coach feels everyone understands the game.

Co-op LP.

Age:....................6-14 years




Fees: ..................$120/R, $156/NR, $132/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212671-01 6/16-6/19 9:00A-12:00P

KIDS FIRST GIRLS SOFTBALL CAMP

(KM) This camp challenges all players through fun, competitive softball

drills and games that will maximize player potential. The camp off ers

instruction on pitching, hitting, fi elding, throwing, base running and

sportsmanship. Instructors raise the skill & excitement level using ap-

proximately 50% of the time devoted to fundamentals, safety, speed

and fi tness; 50% dedicated to game activity. Co-op LP.

Age:....................6-14 years




Fees: ..................$120/R, $156/NR, $132/NN


CODE DATES TIME

212672-01 6/9-6/12 9:00A-12:00P

SOCCER CAMP (KM) The Aleks Mihailovic Soccer Made in America Training Camp off ers a

fully integrated program of soccer techniques and tactics. The camp

is designed to develop players’ skills of all levels and is open to play-

ers ages 4 through 17. World-class professional clinicians will provide

fi ve consecutive half day sessions of soccer instruction. Players are di-

vided into groups of ten or less according to ability fi rst, age second.

Beginning players will be introduced to the fundamental techniques

and apply them in games. Intermediate players who have mastered

basic techniques will be challenged and advance to a higher level.

Participants are required to bring their own well marked soccer ball.

Shin guards are highly recommended. Co-op LP

Age:....................4-17 years

Instructor: ........Soccer Made in America



Fees: ..................$109/R, $142/NR, $120/NN


CODE DATES TIME

272006-01 7/21-7/25 9:30A-12:30P

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CHICAGO FIRE SOCCER CAMP (KM)Get ready to take your soccer performance to the next level this sum-

mer with Chicago Fire Summer Camps! Chicago Fire Summer Camps

are all about giving players the opportunity to develop their skills in

an environment that is positive and rewarding. Our highly quali-

fi ed and talented staff have unrivalled experience of youth soccer

development both in the US and abroad and bring all of this experi-

ence to help your child become the next soccer superstar! Whether a

player is new to the sport or already a superstar on the fi eld, Chicago

Fire Summer Camps will make every participant feel like a winner!

Each player will receive a soccer ball, dri-fi t jersey, a Chicago Fire DNA

Evaluation PLUS a free companion ticket to a Chicago Fire Graduation

Night Game! Campers should bring their own ball, shin guards and

water bottle each day.

Age:....................5-14 years

Instructor: ........Chicago Fire Soccer Staff

Min/Max: ..........10/20

Location ...........Sedgwick Park

Fees: ..................$115/R, $150/NR, $127/NN (01)

$140/R, $182/NR, $154/NN (02)


CODE DATES TIME AGE

272015-01 8/4-8/8 9:00A-10:30A 5-6

272015-02 8/4-8/8 9:00A-12:00P 7-14

HANDBALL (KM) Learn to play handball, the oldest game in the word at the outdoor

3-wall courts at Gordon Park. Handball is one of the easiest games to

learn and hardest to master, “the perfect game” as long time players

describe it. The game is ideal for teenagers or adults looking for a

new sport. No experience needed or expected! Cannot make all 4

days of camp? Show up when you can make it and bring a buddy!

Challenge courts will continue throughout the summer after camp.

Instruction is provided by the La Grange Handball Club.

Got to bit.ly/learn3wall for more info.

Age:....................12 years & Older

Instructor: ........Mike Zahoric

Min/Max: ..........5/20

Location: ..........Gordon Park

Fees: ..................$35 per participant


CODE DATES TIME AGE

212690-01 6/2-6/5 2:00P-4:00P 12-14

212690-02 6/2-6/5 4:00P-6:00P 14 & older

BULLS BASKETBALL CAMP (KM) No one can teach basketball better than the Chicago Bulls! This sum-

mer, learn from the best and let the Chicago Bulls teach you how to

play like a champion! This Chicago Bulls Summer Camp is off ered to

two age groups. The rookie camp for children ages 6-8 is a begin-

ner camp focused on building fundamentals and fun drills to get the

kids to understand the game and improve their play. For the older

kids, ages 9-12, coaches work on the “team” concept and refi ning and

advancing the skills for the serious or soon-to-be serious player. You

are sure to improve your ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding

and footwork! Each camper will receive a Chicago Bulls duff el bag,

Bulls indoor/outdoor basketball, t-shirt, evaluation report and gradua-

tion certifi cate. Co-op LP & WS.

Age:....................6-12 years

Instructor: ........Chicago Bulls

Min/Max: ..........5/25


Fees: ..................$209 per participant


CODE DATES TIME

272001-01 6/16-6/20 8:30A-11:30A


WHITE SOX BASEBALL CAMPS (KM) For 20 years the Chicago White Sox have brought quality baseball

instruction to children throughout Chicagoland! If you want to be

the best, you have to train with the best! For the Little Sluggers,

our beginner program is open to boys and girls ages 5 & 6 and is

designed to introduce this age group to the game of baseball. Our

intermediate camp for ages 7 & 8 includes fundamental skills work on

throwing, hitting, bunting, fi elding, pitching and base-running. The

White Sox Summer Camp for ages 9-11 builds upon the basics and is

just the ticket to advance your game to the next level. Depending on

the skill level of the players, this camp will touch on advanced hitting

and throwing techniques, as well as team play, advanced base run-

ning and other techniques that could be used on the fi eld this season.

Co-op LP & WS.

Age:....................5-12 years

Instructor: ........Chicago White Sox


Location: ..........Sedgwick Park (01-03)

Hanesworth Park (04-05)

Fees: ..................$179 per participant (01 & 04)

$199 per participant (02-03 &05)


CODE DATES TIME AGE LOCATION

272025-01 7/7-7/11 1:00P-3:30P 5-6 Sedgwick Park

272025-02 7/7-7/11 1:00P-4:00P 7-8 Sedgwick Park

272025-03 7/7-7/11 1:00P-4:00P 9-12 Sedgwick Park

272025-04 7/14-7/18 8:30A-11:00A 5-6 Hanesworth Park

272025-05 7/14-7/18 8:30A-11:30A 7-11 Hanesworth Park

BULLS/SOX COMBO CAMPS (KM)This week long, all day camp gives the two-sport athlete the ability

to improve their off ensive and defensive game in both basketball

and baseball before heading back to school. 6 hours a day...quality

instruction in two sports...this truly is a one-of-a-kind camp! Children

will be divided by age and ability level. During the camp each player

will compete in the Bulls Skills Competition and the White Sox Skills

Competition. At the end of the summer, the top scores from all of the

summer camps will advance to the fi nals on the fl oor at the United

Center and/or U.S. Cellular Field. There are also half day options avail-

able for each sport. Each camper will receive

a variety of Bulls/Sox Academy items based on

the camp registered for, ranging from t-shirts,

hats, duffl e bags, White Sox game vouchers

and more. Contact Kevin Miller for details.

Age:....................5-12 years

Instructor: ........Chicago White Sox Academy & Chicago Bulls Academy

Min/Max: ..........3/20


Fees: .................$380 per participant – Full Day

$199 per participant - Half Day Baseball Only

$209 per participant – Half Day Basketball Only


CODE DATES TIME CAMP

212634-01 8/4-8/8 9:00A-4:00P Full Day

212634-02 8/4-8/8 9:00A-12:00P Baseball Half Day

212634-03 8/4-8/8 1:00P-4:00P Basketball Half Day

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !YOUTH MARTIAL ARTS

PRE KARATE (KM)Young children will develop agility, strength and coordination skills

through fun and creative activities. This program, specifi cally de-

signed to work with growing minds and bodies, enhances memory

and agility skills, too. Watch your child blossom while learning karate

and having a blast at the same time!

Age:....................4-7 years


Min/Max: ..........12/20


Fees: ..................$102/R, $133/NR, $112/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday


212528-01 6/17-8/26 4:00P-4:45P Beg/Cont

212528-02 6/17-8/26 4:50P-5:35P Inter/Adv



OTHER SYMBOLS:


YOUTH KARATE (KM)Karate skills put children in touch with their bodies and help build

coordination, agility, strength, poise, as well as personal safety skills.

The mental aspect of karate is equal to if not greater than the physi-

cal. Practicing this art results in increased self-esteem, in addition to

enhancing discipline and control.

Age:....................8-14 years


Min/Max: ..........12/30


Fees: ..................$102/R, $133/NR, $112/NN (01-02 & 04)

$121/R, $158/NR, $133/NN (03)


CODE DATES TIME DAY LEVEL

212518-01 6/16-8/25 4:00P-4:55P Monday White-Red

212518-02 6/16-8/25 5:00P-5:55P Monday Orange-Blue

212518-03 6/16-8/25 6:00P-7:15P Monday Green-Black

212518-04 6/17-8/26 5:45P-6:45P Tuesday Red-Green


JUJITSU MIGHTY MITES (KM)Danzan Ryu Jujitsu is a character development program; students are



lays the groundwork and instills the values necessary for your child to

succeed as a teenager and as an adult. Promoting the time honored



develop themselves into a successful adult, armed with the tools to



instructor.

Age:....................4-7 years

Instructor: ........Filiberto Gutierrez

Min/Max: ..........5/20



$150/R, $195/NR, $165/NN – Two Day


CODE DATES TIME DAY

211600-01 6/17-8/19 4:30P-5:30P Tuesday

211600-02 6/17-8/19 5:30P-6:30P Tuesday

211600-03 6/19-8/21 4:30P-5:30P Thursday

211600-04 6/19-8/21 5:30P-6:30P Thursday

211600-05 6/21-8/30 9:00A-10:00A Saturday

211600-06 6/21-8/30 10:00A-11:00A Saturday


JUJITSU JUNIORS (KM)Danzan Ryu Jujitsu is a character Development program; students are



lays the groundwork and instills the values necessary for your child

to succeed as a teenager and as a adult. Promoting the time honored



develop themselves into as successful adult, armed with the tools to



instructor.

Age:....................8-12 years

Instructor: ........Fil Guiterez

Min/Max: ..........5/20



$150/R, $195/NR, $165/NN – Two Day


CODE DATES TIME DAY

212550-01 6/17-8/19 6:30P-7:30P Tuesday

212550-02 6/19-8/21 6:30P-7:30P Thursday

212550-03 6/21-8/30 11:00A-12:00P Saturday


TAE KWON DO (KM) Students will learn basic fundamentals of a Korean style art of self-

defense including punches, blocks, kicks, and single combination

defensive and off ensive moves. Sweat pants and t-shirt should be

worn to class. Tae Kwon Do apparel may be purchased from the

instructor. Returning students may qualify for the next belt/rank.

Co-op with WS.

Age:....................3-18 years

Instructor: ........Bill De Jesus



Fees: ..................$81/R, $105/NR, $89/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME AGE

212562-01 6/6-7/18 4:00P-5:00P 3-7

212562-02 6/6-7/18 5:05P-6:05P 5-18

212562-03 6/6-7/18 6:10P-7:10P 7-18

212562-04 7/25-9/5 4:00P-5:00P 3-7

212562-05 7/25-9/5 5:05P-6:05P 5-18

212562-06 7/25-9/5 6:10P-7:10P 7-18Class Will Not Meet On: 7/4 and 8/1

Two-day Jujitsu ClassesParticipants may sign up for any combination of Tues/Thurs,

Tues/Sat or Thurs/Sat Jujitsu classes at the times listed. Please

make sure to write down the days and times of the classes you

are registering for on your registration forms. Please contact

Kevin Miller, Recreation Supervisor, with any questions.

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TEENS

GAME ON (TS) Get out of the house and head on over to the Recreation Center for

crafts, games, Bags, Foosball, snacks and much more. Bring your

friends or make some new ones as you hang out and have fun! Co-op

with LP.

Age:....................9-15 years

Instructor: ........Teresa Skrzynski

Min/Max: ..........3/12


Fees: ..................$8/R, $10/NR, $9/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

232070-01 6/11 7:00P-8:30P

232070-02 7/9 7:00P-8:30P

232070-03 8/13 7:00P-8:30P

XTREME TRAMPOLINES (TS) Xtreme Trampolines is a large facility fi lled with commercial grade

trampolines. Designed for the sole purpose of fun! Bounce on fl oor

to wall trampolines, square off at the trampoline dodgeball court

or try the giant foam pit. After two hours of bouncing around enjoy

lunch before heading back. Will depart from the Recreation Center

by the NEW PDLG bus and head over to Xtreme Trampolines in Carol

Stream. Parents must fi ll out an electronic waiver before registration,

by visiting www.carolstream.xtremetrampolines.com/waivers. Regis-

tration deadline is Tuesday, June 10th.

Age:....................9-14 years


Min/Max: ..........13/13


Fees: ..................$35/R, $45/NR, $40/NN

Day .....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

242009-01 6/24 9:00A-1:30P

CHEFOLOGY (TS) This summer the “chefs” are off to Germany. Enticing aromas will

be coming from our kitchen as we stir up simple and tasty receipes,

including Frikadelle, Karottensalat, Erdbeer Bananen Muffi ns, German

Haferfl ockenkekse just to name a few. Results can be eaten in class

or taken home to share. The recipes prepared will be compiled into a

recipe book to take home. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................12-15 years


Min/Max: ..........2/3


Fees: ..................$41/R, $51/NR, $46/NN


CODE DATES TIME

232512-01 7/28-7/31 1:30P-2:45P

TEEN CLAY CAMP (TS)Kids will have a fun time making unique treasures from clay. Class

includes learning the process of hand-building by building diff erent

forms and trying several decorating techniques. The small class size

allows for individualized attention by a professional art instructor. All

clay, tools, supplies and fi rings are included in the class. Kids supply

the imagination!

Age:....................10-13 years

Instructor: ........Village Potters

Min/Max: ..........3/8

Location: ..........Village Potters (333 N. La Grange Road, La Grange Park)

Fees: ..................$180/R, $234/NR, $198/NN

Day .....................Monday-Friday

CODE DATES TIME

232647-01 6/16-6/20 9:00A-11:30A

232647-02 7/14-7/18 9:00A-11:30A

232647-03 7/21-7/25 9:00A-11:30A



OTHER SYMBOLS:



MYSTERY THEATER (TS) Learn theater skills through the art of drama. Students will also

participate in theater games, using props and intro to stage makeup.

The group will collaborate in creating and solving a “mystery” in one

act. An audience is invited at the end of each session to see a perfor-

mance. A new drama for each session! Co-op with LP.

Age:....................9-16 years


Min/Max: ..........3/6


Fees: ..................$63/R, $73/NR, $68/NN


CODE DATES TIME

252538-01 6/16-6/26 2:00P-4:00P

252538-02 7/14-7/24 2:00P-4:00P

DAZZLING MAKE-UP TECHNIQUES

(TS) This is a very special class designed especially for preteen and young

teen girls that just love make-up. You will be learning basic skin care

and make-up techniques. At fi rst, make-up can be a challenge, but

by learning some fun techniques, you will soon be a make-up expert!

Sign up for this awesome new class and learn all you need to know

to look terrifi c for every event in your life. Natural and party looks will

be featured. Each girl will receive some special cosmetic items to take

home. Sign up with a friend for twice the fun! Co-op with WS.

Age:....................9-14 years

Instructor: ........Ultimate Classes & Parties

Min/Max: ..........3/7


Fees: ..................$31/R, $39/NR, $35/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

232653-01 7/10 6:30P-7:30P

CPR CLASS (TS)Get CPR certifi ed with the Park District of La

Grange. Infant, child and adult CPR, AED and

First Aid will be taught. Receive a student

handbook and a completion card at the

end of class. Note that this class is not for

lifeguard CPR certifi cation.

Age:....................16 years & older

Instructor: ........Kevin Miller

Min/Max: ..........4/10


Fees: ..................$40/R, $52/NR, $46/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

232654-01 7/10 1:00P-5:00P

TEEN TRIVIA NIGHT (TS) Bored at home and have nothing to do? Show off your knowledge of

information at the Park District of La Grange’s Teen Trivia Night! Join

up with friends or make new friends and get ready to work together

to get as many correct answers as possible per round. We will have

complimentary snacks and drinks. Registration deadline is June 18.

Co-op with LP & WS.

Age:....................11-15 years


Min/Max: ..........8/15


Fees: ..................$10/R, $10/NR, $10/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

232655-01 6/25 7:00P-9:00P

CERAMICS (TS)Learn about the process of ceramics, the materials and tools you will

be using to make your creations. Green-ware and paints are all pro-

vided. Applying texture and color will be practiced. Bring an apron

or smock and dress casually. Projects are completed in class to take

home, new projects are selected in each session. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................8-16 years


Min/Max: ..........2/3


Fees: .................$47/R, $57/NR, $52/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday & Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

232668-01 6/24-6/25 12:30P-2:00P

232668-02 7/22-7/23 12:30P-2:00P

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ADULT ACTIVITIES

PIECE OF CLAY (TS)Create hand-made works-of-art! In this 4 week introductory class, you

will craft unique and personal pieces such as a bowl, tray or vase for

your home. We provide everything you need, including personalized

instruction, clay, tools, molds, fi rings, and dozens of decorating and

color choices.

Age:....................18 years & older

Instructor: ........Village Potters

Min/Max: ..........3/8

Location: ..........Village Potters (333 N. La Grange Road, La Grange Park)

Fees: ..................$100/R, $130/NR, $110/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

233615-01 6/3-6/24 1:00P-2:30P

233615-02 6/3-6/24 7:30P-9:00P

233615-03 7/1-7/22 1:00P-2:30P

233615-04 7/1-7/22 7:30P-9:00P

233615-05 8/5-8/26 1:00P-2:30P

233615-06 8/5-8/26 7:30P-9:00P

SPANISH FOR ADULTS (TS) Jane Bowers is a creative and innovative instructor who enjoys teach-

ing Spanish to those whose fi rst language is not Spanish. Come learn

and be assured you will learn to use some basic Spanish eff ectively.

Co-op with LP.

Age:....................16 years & older


Min/Max: ..........3/4


Fees: ..................$57/R, $74/NR, $ 63/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

233634-01 6/10-7/29 6:00P-7:30P



OTHER SYMBOLS:



ORGANIZATION TO GO (TS)Do you have an area of your home or business that is causing prob-

lems because of clutter and disorganization? Spend an hour with a

professional organizer and start to improve your life. Find out what

simple things you can do to improve the situation and prevent it in

the future.

Age:....................18 years & older

Instructor: ........Nancy Korzyniewski

Min/Max: ..........1/1


Fees: ..................$33/R, $43/NR, $38/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

233655-01 5/6 9:00A-10:00A

233655-02 5/6 10:00A-11:00A

233655-03 5/6 6:00P-7:00P

233655-04 5/6 7:00P-8:00P

233655-05 8/5 9:00A-10:00A

233655-06 8/5 10:00A-11:00A

233655-07 8/5 6:00P-7:00P

233655-08 8/5 7:00P-8:00P

TRIVIA NIGHT

(TS) Show off your knowledge

of useful (and useless)

information at the Park

District of La Grange’s

Trivia Night! Join up with

friends and meet new

people. Get ready to work

together to get as many

correct answers as pos-

sible per round. There will

be complimentary snacks and refreshments available. Registration

deadline is May 15th. Co-op with WS.

Age:....................21years & older


Min/Max: ..........8/15


Fees: ..................$10/R, $10/NR, $10/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

243025-01 5/22 8:00P-10:00P

ADULT COMPUTER CLASS:

MICROSOFT OFFICE WORD (TS) This course is intended for people who want to learn the beginning level of Word 2010 skills. This class will cover exploring the Word 2010 program and its many useful features. You will learn how to create, edit, proof read, and print your documents. You will learn how to change the look of text and paragraphs. Also add graphic elements including pictures, backgrounds and WordArt. These techniques are especially useful for personal or business in advertising like brochures, fl yers, newsletters, resumes, and printing for distribution. Prerequisites include basic computer knowledge, keyboard, and mouse skills as well as basic knowledge of fi le management on Windows 7 or XP. Instructor is a Microsoft Certifi ed Trainer. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................18 years & older

Instructor: ........John Kowalkowski

Min/Max: ..........3/5


Fees: ..................$130/R, $169/NR, $ 137/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME

233651-01 7/19 & 7/26 9:00A-12:30P

ADULT COMPUTER CLASS:

MICROSOFT OFFICE EXCEL (TS) This course is intended for people who want to learn the beginning

level of Excel 2010 skills. This class will cover exploring the Excel 2010

program and its many useful features

including customizing it. You will

learn how to create workbooks,

worksheets, and tables. You will also

learn to work with data by format-

ting the cells to present in color,

character, or themes. You will also

work with beginning level formulas

and calculations, and fi nally, printing

your workbooks for distribution. Prerequisites include basic computer

knowledge, keyboard, and mouse skills as well as basic knowledge of

fi le management on Windows 7 or XP. Instructor is a Microsoft Certi-

fi ed Trainer. Co-op WS & LP.

Age:....................18 years & older

Instructor: ........John Kowalkowski

Min/Max: ..........3/5


Fees: .................$130/R, $169/NR, $ 137/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME

233652-01 8/9 & 8/16 9:00A-12:30P




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VEGETARIAN COOKING (TS) New to vegetarian cooking? Come learn to put together a satisfying and tasty meal, using vegetables you love and a few new ingredients for a com-pletely balanced meal. In our second class, we will make patties so that you can enjoy the barbecue grill as well. Co-op LP & WS.

Age:....................18 years & older


Min/Max: ..........2/3


Fees: ..................One Class $30/R, $39/NR, $33/NN

Both Classes $50/R, $63/NR, $56/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

233639-01 6/12 7:00P-8:30P

233639-02 6/19 7:00P-8:30P

233639-03 6/12 & 6/19 7:00P-8:30P

GARDENING CLASS (TS) Learn all about the Community Garden Plots at Denning Park and

how to create a vegetable garden this season. Beth will cover soil

basics, plant nutrients, watering strategies, selecting crops, pest

management and weed control. By understanding a few basic prin-

ciples, your garden will become a better growing environment with

healthier, more productive plants. Don’t wait—get a jumpstart this

year and be ready to grow healthy vegetables in your garden. This is

a free class to those who are interested or have already purchased a

plot at the PDLG Community Garden. This class is free, but registra-

tion is required. Please register by Friday, May 2nd.

Age:....................18 years & older

Instructor: ........Beth Brace

Location: ..........Denning Park (4903 S. Gilbert Ave., La Grange)

Fees: ..................FREE for residents of La Grange & Countryside only

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

233654-01 5/6 1:00P-3:00P

ABOUT BOATING SAFETY (TS) Classroom instruction for boating enthusiasts age 12 and up, off ered

by U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. This is the classroom (seminar) version

of their popular online boating course. About Boating Safety gives

students the knowledge needed to obtain a boat license or safety

certifi cation in many states. Many boat insurance companies will off er

discounts on boating insurance to boaters who successfully complete

About Boating Safety. Co-op with WS.

Age:....................12 years & older

Instructor: ........Bill Musselman

Min/Max: ..........3/15


Fees: ..................$40/R, $50/NR, $45/NN

Day: ....................Monday & Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

243656-01 5/12-5/21 6:00P-8:00P

BOATING SKILLS & SEAMANSHIP

(TS) Our Boating Skills and Seamanship (BS&S) course is a comprehensive

course designed for both the experienced and the novice boater. The

course, now in its 13th edition published in October, 2006, consists

of 6 core required two- to four-hour lessons, 2 added optional les-

sons that are normally included in the core course, plus fi ve elective

lessons, providing up-to-date knowledge for handling boats in all

conditions.

Age:....................12 years & older

Instructor: ........Bill Musselman

Min/Max: ..........5/30


Fees: ..................$45/R, $58/NR, $51/NN

Day: ....................Saturday

CODE DATES TIME

243657-01 5/10 & 5/24 8:30A-4:30P





Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !TRIPS

Trips will now be taken in thePark District of La Grange’s new14 passenger motorcoach bus!

RIVERS CASINO (TS) Try your luck at the Casino this summer! We will be going to Rivers Casino in Des Plaines, Illinois. Included in the trip will be a $10 food credit and motor coach transportation. Registration deadline is Tuesday, July 15th.

Age:....................21 years & olderInstructor: ........Staff Min/Max: ..........13/13Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$25/R, $32/NR, $28/NNDay: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

243028-01 7/22 9:30A-3:00P

CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDENS (TS)Travel by motor coach to Glencoe’s beautiful Botanic Gardens. The site consists of 385 acres of vibrant specialty gardens, tranquil lakes and native woodlands and prairies, boasting the largest plant collec-tion in the Upper Midwest. The trip also includes a 40 minute tram ride and hot lunch. Registration deadline is Thursday, June 5th.

Age: ...................18 years & olderInstructor: ........Staff Min/Max: ..........13/13Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$73/R, $94/NR, $83/NNDay: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

243526-01 6/19 9:00A-4:30P

MEDIEVAL TIMES (TS) Travel by motor coach to the medieval era. Surrender to an age of bravery and honor and witness epic battles of steel and steed. Discover a feast of the eyes and appetite with more action, more fun & more excitement than ever before. As you thrill to a rousing live jousting tournament, marvel at awe-inspiring horsemanship and fal-conry while enjoying a four-course meal fi t for royalty. Registration deadline is Thursday, July 3rd.

Age:....................18 years & olderInstructor: ........Staff Min/Max: ..........13/13Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$58/R, $75/NR, $66/NNDay: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

243026-01 7/17 10:30A-3:30P

Refunds for trips will not be granted after the registration deadline unless your spot can be fi lled.* Senior discount does not apply to trips.

LES MISÉRABLES (TS) Drury Lane will begin its 30th anniversary sea-

son with one of the world’s most iconic musical

classics - a sweeping tale of romance, passion,

suspense and redemption. Based on Victor

Hugo’s novel, Les Misérables travels through

three turbulent decades of 19th century France.

Convict Jean Valjean is on the run, hunted re-

lentlessly by Javert for breaking his parole. Valjean must leave his past

behind and keep his vow to raise the young orphan Cosette. With

revolution in the air and Javert closing in, Valjean has no choice but

to fi ght for his life and sacrifi ce everything to protect the people he

loves. Les Misérables is the recipient of over 50 international theater

awards and is considered the world’s longest running musical and

winner of 8 tony awards. Lunch is included and will be served before

the show. Menu options include Chicken Breast Marsala or Tomato

Bruchetta Tilapia. Please have your choice ready when registering.

Registration deadline is Thursday, May 8th.

Age:....................18 years & older


Min/Max: ..........13/13


Fees: ..................$69/R, $89/NR, $79/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

243027-01 5/29 10:30A-5:30P

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Y o u r F u n D e s t i n a t i o n !ADULT ATHLETICS

CO -REC VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE (KM)Get some friends together and let’s play some volleyball. This is a

recreational volleyball league; teams will play in a round robin season

and playoff s will follow the season. Prizes will be awarded for the 1st

and 2nd place teams. Registration deadline is June 6.

Age:....................18 years & Older


Min/Max: ..........6/8 teams


Fees: ..................$320 per team

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

213007-01 6/19-8/21 6:30P-10:30PClass Will Not Meet On: 7/3 and 7/31

CO -REC SAND VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

(KM)It’s time to get ready for the Park District’s Summer Adult Sand Volley-

ball League. Teams will participate in a round robin play with times

varying each week. Each team will play a match consisting of three

fi fteen point games. The league is self-offi ciated with a court monitor

present to keep score. Award money will be given out to the 1st and

2nd place teams. Registration deadline is June 6.

Age:....................18 years & Older


Min/Max: ..........6/10 teams


Fees: ..................$205 per team

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME


ADULT AND TEEN JUJITSU (KM)Danzan Ryu Jujitsu is a Japanese martial art developed in Hawaii,

when translated into English, jujitsu means gentle, pliable, or fl ex-

ible art. The gentleness of the art is expressed in the execution of

the techniques, and is not refl ected in the eff ect upon the attacker,

except at the discretion of the person executing the technique. Using

the techniques, a person may either control an attacker with mini-

mum pain (neutralization), or use a technique designed to produce

a great deal of pain. Additional fees include uniform (optional to


instructor.

Age:....................13 years & Older


Min/Max: ..........5/20



$150/R, $195/NR, $165/NN – Two Day


CODE DATES TIME DAY

213006-01 6/17-8/19 7:30P-9:00P Tuesday

213006-02 6/19-8/21 7:30P-9:00P Thursday

213006-03 6/21-8/30 12:00P-1:30P Saturday





Two-day Jujitsu ClassesParticipants may sign up for any combination of Tues/Thurs,

Tues/Sat or Thurs/Sat Jujitsu classes at the times listed. Please

make sure to write down the days and times of the classes you

are registering for on your registration forms. Please contact

Kevin Miller, Recreation Supervisor, with any questions.


ADULT KARATE (KM)Release tension and develop total body fi tness! In addition to self-

defense skills, karate develops fl exibility and muscle tone, all while

improving core strength. From work to home, the benefi ts of karate

can be felt in all aspects of life.

Age:....................15 years & Older


Min/Max: ..........5/15


Fees: ..................$102/R, $133/NR, $112/NN (01)

$135/R, $176/NR, $149/NN (02)

Day: ....................Monday


213518-01 6/16-8/25 7:20P-8:20P White-Blue

213518-02 6/16-8/25 7:20P-8:50P Green-Black

MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE (KM)This program off ers competitive basketball for adult teams. Two IHSA

registered offi cials and a scorekeeper will be present at each game.

Standings will be kept and an award will be presented to the winning

team. Registration deadline is June 20th. Games will be played at

6:30pm, 7:30pm & 8:30pm.

Age:....................18 years & Older


Min/Max: ..........4/8 teams


Fees: ..................$580 per team

Day: ...................Monday

CODE DATES TIME

213011-01 6/30-8/18 6:30P-10:30P

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ADULT TENNIS CAMP

(KM)Everything you wanted to know about tennis in

one weekend. Our adult camps are patterned

after famous resort camps without the high

cost. The camps are designed for all levels above

beginner to help improve and develop your

strokes. The instruction includes stroke develop-

ment, footwork, cooperative consistency drills

and competitive play action drills and controlled

match play. Make a commitment to yourself and

improve your game!

Age:....................16 years & Older


Min/Max: ..........5/12


Fees: ..................$104/R, $135/NR, $114/NN

Day: ....................Saturday/Sunday

CODE DATES TIME

213532-01 6/21-6/22 9:00A-12:00P

213532-02 6/21-6/22 9:00A-12:00P

WOMEN’S 14” SLOW PITCH

SOFTBALL LEAGUE (KM)The Community Park Dis-

trict of La Grange Park will

be hosting a Women’s 14”

Slow Pitch Softball League.

Organizational meeting will

be Tuesday, April 15th at the

La Grange Park Recreation

Center, located at 1501

Barnsdale Road at 6:30pm.

A non-refundable $100 deposit will be required at the meeting to

hold your spot in the league. The season will be played on Thursday

nights beginning May 8th at Hanesworth Park. Please contact Dean

Carrarra at the Community Park District of La Grange Park at 708-354-

4580 with any inquiries.

Age:....................16 years & older

Instructor: ........ LGPK Staff

Location: ..........Hanesworth Park

Fees: ..................$525 per Residential Team

$625 per Non-Residential Team

Day: ....................Thursday

ADULT TENNIS (KM)Midwest Tennis Programs, Inc. has provided quality professional tennis programs for

more than 30 years! Thousands have enjoyed learning and improving their tennis

skills through our programs. Our experienced staff is certifi ed through the United

States Professional Tennis Association and the Professional Tennis Registry.

Age:....................16 years & older


Min/Max: ..........5/12

Location: ..........Gilbert Park or Sedgwick Park

Fees: ..................$249/R, $324/NR, $274/NN (01-08)

$229/R, $298/NR, $252/NN (09-10)

Day: ....................Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY LEVEL LOCATION

213531-01 6/9-8/11 6:30P-8:00P Mon. Beg. – Adv. Beg. Gilbert Park

213531-02 6/9-8/11 8:00P-9:30P Mon. Int. 1 – Int. 2 Gilbert Park

213531-03 6/10-8/12 6:30P-8:00P Tues. Beg. – Adv. Beg. Sedgwick Park

213531-04 6/10-8/12 8:00P-9:30P Tues. Int. 1 – Int. 2 Sedgwick Park

213531-05 6/11-8/13 6:30P-8:00P Wed. Adv. Beg – Int. 1 Gilbert Park

213531-06 6/11-8/13 8:00P-9:30P Wed. Int. 3 – Int. 4 Gilbert Park

213531-07 6/12-8/14 6:30P-8:00P Thurs. Adv. Beg. – Int. 1 Sedgwick Park

213531-08 6/12-8/14 8:00P-9:30P Thurs. Int. 2 – Int. 3 Sedgwick Park

213531-09 6/14-8/9 12:30P-2:00P Sat. Beg. – Adv. Beg. Sedgwick Park

213531-10 6/14-8/9 2:00P-3:30P Sat. Int. 1 – Int. 2 Sedgwick Park

ADULT GOLF (KM) Our PGA golf professional teaches you the fundamentals of this relax-

ing but challenging game. Instruction includes the fundamentals of

gripping, chipping, driving and other advanced strokes. Golf balls

provided. Bring your seven iron to the fi rst class. Call Wayne Solo-

mon if it is raining 708-354-9348. Co-op LP & WS

Age:....................18 years & older

Instructor: ........Wayne Solomon


Location: ..........Flagg Creek Golf Course

Fees: ..................$81/R, $105/NR, $89/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday or Thursday

CODE DATES TIME DAY LEVEL

213004-01 6/3-7/1 6:30P-7:30P Tues. Beginner

213004-02 6/3-7/1 7:30P-8:30P Tues. Intermediate

213004-03 7/3-7/31 6:30P-7:30P Thurs. Beginner

213004-04 7/3-7/31 7:30P-8:30P Thurs. Intermediate

213004-05 7/15-8/12 6:30P-7:30P Tues. Beginner

213004-06 7/15-8/12 7:30P-8:30P Tues. Intermediate

213004-07 8/14-9/11 6:30P-7:30P Thurs. Beginner

213004-08 8/14-9/11 7:30P-8:30P Thurs. Intermediate



SATURDAY

FITNESS

MORNING/AFTERNOON FITNESS CLASSESMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Senior Strength &

Stretch

8:30-9:30A

Getting YIN

9:30-10:30A

Tai Chi

9:00-10:00A

Solo/Buddy Training

9:00-11:00A

Yoga

8:30-9:30A

Solo/Buddy Training

9:00-12:00P

Getting YIN

9:30-10:30A

Start Up Fitness

9:00-9:55A

50+ Express

8:30-9:15A

Cycle & Sculpt

9:15-10:15A

Gentle Yoga

9:45-10:45A

Cycle and Abs

8:15-9:15A

Yoga

8:30-9:30A

Zumba Fitness

9:00-10:00A

EVENING FITNESS CLASSESMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Yoga

5:30-6:25P

Toned & Strong

6:35-7:35P

Step Variety

7:40-8:40P

Yoga

6:00-7:00P

Insanity

7:00-8:00P

Yoga

7:15-8:15P

Zumba Fitness

6:30-7:30P

Broga Level 1

7:30P-8:30P

Cycle and Abs

6:00-6:55P

Toned & Strong

6:30-7:30P

Yoga Fitness

6:45-8:00P

Turbokick

7:00P-8:00P

Step Variety

7:40-8:40P

= Child care available.

REGISTER EARLY!Classes that do not meet

minimum enrollment a week before the program starts will

be subject to cancellation.

Now you can make up your fi tness class if you miss one! See next page for details.

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FITNESS

CHILD CARE (DF)

Want to sign up for a class or walk the track, but need someone to watch your child? No problem, you can take your class while your child has fun

of their own with the park district’s child care program! Your child will be supervised by qualifi ed staff members and will enjoy many diff erent

activities. *Note: the park district staff does not change diapers, the parents will be contacted in the case of an accident. Parents must remain in the

Recreation Center while child is in child care. You must call 2 days in advance to reserve your spot in child care. Please call the front desk at (708)

352-1762. Payment is due at the time of reservation. No refunds.

Age:....................1-8 years



Fees: ..................$4 per child/hour

Day: ....................Fridays

Time:.................. 9:00am-11:00am

Dates: ................5/16 – 8/22 (no class 7/4)

YOU MUST CALL 2 DAYS IN ADVANCE TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN

CHILD CARE!

= CHILDCARE OFFERED DURING THIS PROGRAM.

Fitness Make Up Pass PolicyMissed one of your fi tness classes? No problem! At the Park Dis-

trict of La Grange, you are able to make up classes you miss by

attending any other fi tness class that is running for the current

session! This allows you added fl exibility and provides you with

the full benefi t of your fi tness class.

How it works:

1. Contact Laura Gallagher at 708-352-1762 or email her at

[email protected] to obtain a “Make-Up” fi tness

pass.

2. Once verifi ed, your pass will be at the Recreation Center

front desk for pick up.

Please Note:

• The pass color changes each session. Only current session

color passes are accepted.

• Classes can only be made up after the missed class date.

Please request a pass after the class is missed.

• Classes can only be made up during the current session. There

are NO carry overs to the next session.

• Request your pass at least 48 hours prior to make up class.

• A photo ID is needed to collect the make-up pass. Only the

registered participant can use the make-up class pass. Non-

Transferable.

• Contact the front desk at 708-352-1762 to check if the class

you want to attend is running. Space is limited and registered

participants have priority over make-up class participants.


YOGA (LG)Experience the benefi ts of yoga: fl exibility and strength, compliment-

ed with relaxation and calming. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfort-

able clothing. Co-op LP

Age:....................16 years and older

Instructor: ........Theresa Mikuls (Mon and Sat)

Sue Chilton (Tues) 1st Session

Rachael Lechock (Tues) 2nd Session

Kelly Herndon (Wed) 1st Session

Linda Rotunno (Wed) 2nd Session

Min/Max: ..........7/20


Fees: ..................$57/R, $75/NR, $63/NN (Session 01-03, 05-08)

$51/R, $67/NR, $56/NN (Session 04)**

Day: ....................Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

223520-01 5/13-6/24 6:00P-7:00P Tues

223520-02 7/8-8/19 6:00P-7:00P Tues

223520-03 5/17-6/28 8:30A-9:30A Sat

223520-04 7/12-8/16 8:30A-9:30A Sat**

223520-05 5/12-6/30 5:30P-6:25P Mon

223520-06 7/7-8/18 5:30P-6:25P Mon

223520-07 5/14-6/25 8:30A-9:30A Wed

223520-08 7/9-8/20 8:30A-9:30A Wed

223520-09 5/13-6/24 7:15P-8:15P Tues

223520-10 7/8-8/19 7:15P-8:15P TuesClass Will Not Meet On: 5/26 and 8/23

YOGA FITNESS (LG)Yoga fi tness is a style of yoga characterized by connecting movement

to the breath. Poses run together in rhythmic and fl uid transitions,

building stamina, strength and fl exibility. Postures may range from

moderate to challenging but props may be used to make poses ac-

cessible to all. Prior yoga recommended. Please bring sticky mat.


Instructor: ........Alice Gallagher

Min/Max: ..........7/25


Fees: ..................$65/R, $85/NR, $72/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

223539-01 5/15-6/26 6:45P-8:00P

223539-02 7/10-8/21 6:45P-8:00P

Yoga Classes

GETTING YIN! (LG)Yin Yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga with postures or asanas that

are held passively for longer periods of time, around 5 minutes is typi-

cal. We will reduce stress and let go of tension in the mind and body

by holding restorative poses aff ecting our connective tissues with the

aim of increasing circulation in the joints and improving fl exibility,

stimulating every single system of the body and improving over-all

health and well being. Class includes breathing techniques, poses,

deep relaxation, guided meditation, and more!


Instructor: ........Dale Johnson

Min/Max: ..........7/15


Fees: ..................$57/R, $75/NR, $63/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday or Thursday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

223608-01 5/13-6/24 9:30A-10:30A Tues

223608-02 7/8-8/19 9:30A-10:30A Tues

223608-03 5/15-6/26 9:30A-10:30A Thurs

223608-04 7/10-8/21 9:30A-10:30A Thurs

GENTLE YOGA (LG)This class is ideal for people of all sizes, ages, and fi tness levels. Gain

added fl exibility, strength and calmness. And, do it with the enjoy-

ment that comes with doing things SLOWLY. Dress comfortably and

bring a yoga mat. Co-op LP


Instructor: ........Kelly Herndon - 1st Session

Dale Johnson - 2nd Session

Min/Max: ..........7/25


Fees: ..................$57/R, $75/NR, $63/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

223506-01 5/16-6/27 9:45A-10:45A

223506-02 7/11-8/22 9:45A-10:45A



OTHER SYMBOLS:


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BROGA LEVEL 1 (LG)Broga Yoga (Yoga for Men, Taught by a Man) Broga is a yoga class

geared for men (where it’s okay if you can’t touch your toes). Strong,

energetic and challenging, Broga combines the best core-strengthen-

ing, muscle-toning, cardio-working, stress-reducing, clarity-enhanc-

ing yoga postures with functional fi tness exercises for an amazing

workout. You’ll get that pumped up feeling you get from working out

and a deep fl exibility and relaxation feeling from “working in”. Please

bring yoga mat. Broga Level 1: High energy, fun, challenging, but set

to a chill, accessible pace. Perfect for Broga or Yoga newbies or those

interested focusing on fundamentals. *Men only.


Instructor: ........Dale Johnson

Min/Max: ..........7/25


Fees: ..................$57/R, $75/NR, $63/NN

Day: ....................Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME

223597-01 5/14-6/25 7:30P-8:30P

223597-02 7/9-8/20 7:30P-8:30P

Cycle Classes

CYCLE & SCULPT (LG)

This workout is about burning calories and saving time! High energy

intervals of spin alternate with strength training. Balance out your

cycling workout with muscle work too! The newest slant to spinning.

Open to all levels. Bring a water bottle and mat.


Instructor: ........Freya Smith

Min/Max: ..........7/14


Fees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

223501-01 5/16-6/27 9:15A-10:15A

223501-02 7/11-8/22 9:15A-10:15A

CYCLE & ABS (LG)A strong spin workout followed by intense ab work. Need we say

more? Bring an exercise mat and water bottle.


Instructor: ........Chris Brunet

Min/Max: ..........7/14


Fees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NN (Session 01-03)

$46/R, $60/NR, $51/NN (Session 04) **

Day: ....................Thursday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

223514-01 5/15-6/26 6:00P-6:55P Thurs

223514-02 7/10-8/21 6:00P-6:55P Thurs

223514-03 5/17-6/28 8:15A-9:15A Sat

223514-04 7/12-8/16 8:15A-9:15A Sat**Class will not meet on 8/23

Cardio Classes

INSANITY (LG) Max interval training that will leave you in your own pool of sweat. All

levels of fi tness can be successful in this workout that uses just your own

body weight for resistance. If you are willing to work hard, drip sweat,

and ignore the voice that says, “This is too hard.” Insanity is for you.


Instructor: ........Chris Brunet

Min/Max: ..........10/20


Fees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

223613-01 5/13-6/24 7:00P-8:00P

223613-02 7/8-8/19 7:00P-8:00P


TURBO KICK (LG)If you like Turbo Jam or Turbo Fire than join a real live class with just as much fun and energy as the home videos, with new choreography and music. Turbo Kick is a mixture of kickboxing drills and fun dance moves all choreographed to motivating music! Bring a mat for ab work. Co-op WS & LP

Age:....................16 years and olderInstructor: ........Chris BrunetMin/Max: ..........7/15Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR. $59/NNDay: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

223594-01 5/15-6/26 7:00P-8:00P

223594-02 7/10-8/21 7:00P-8:00P

STEP VARIETY (LG)Increase your cardio and strength results by alternating step aerobics, weight resistance, and low-impact moves. Calorie-burn high with fast results! Bring mat, water bottle, all other equipment provided. Co-op LP & WS

Age:....................16 years and olderInstructor: ........Ruth RexingMin/Max: ..........7/15Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NNDay: ....................Monday or Thursday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

223523-01 5/12-6/30 7:40P-8:40P Mon

223523-02 7/7-8/18 7:40P-8:40P Mon

223523-03 5/15-6/26 7:40P-8:40P Thurs

223523-04 7/10-8/21 7:40P-8:40P ThursClass Will Not Meet On: 5/26

START UP FITNESS (LG)Are you ready to begin an exercise program, but you’re not sure how

to? Join our fi tness expert to learn the basics of cardio and weight

training and get a taste of many diff erent forms of training. Try out

low impact aerobics, step, kickboxing, cardio dance to name a few!

Find your fi tness passion! Bring water bottle and fi tness mat.


Instructor: ........Linda Guggenheim

Min/Max: ..........7/15


Fees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

223610-01 5/15-6/26 9:00A-9:55A

223610-02 7/10-8/21 9:00A-9:55A

ZUMBA FITNESS (LG)Join the Zumba party and dance to a variety of world rhythms like salsa, merengue, cumbia, bellydance, Bollywood and reggaeton. This cardio workout will get your heart pumping and body moving in no time! All fi tness levels are welcome and no prior dance experience is necessary. You’ll have so much fun, you won’t even realize it’s exer-cise! Find out what the Zumba craze is all about.

Age:....................16 years and olderInstructor: ........Cinthia Mascorro (Wed) Cecila Bravo (Sat) 1st Session Anita Bainter (Sat) 2nd SessionMin/Max: ..........7/25Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$65/R, $85/NR, $72/NNDay: ....................Wednesday or Saturday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

223538-01 5/14-6/25 6:30P-7:30P Wed223538-02 7/9-8/20 6:30P-7:30P Wed223538-03 5/17-6/28 9:00A-10:00A Sat223538-04 7/12-8/16 9:00A-10:00A Sat

Strength/Conditioning Classes

SOLO OR BUDDY TRAINING (LG) Personal one-on-one training available or train with a friend or two. Train with Nancy to lose those unwanted pounds or to bring your game up to it’s highest potential! Buddy training is the more cost eff ective option for clients who wish to train with a friend or two. You will train with Nancy, a certifi ed personal trainer with a wellness background. Each 4 week session includes a thorough fi tness assessment at the start of your program (weigh-in and body fat %), a detailed medical history to determine your level of fi tness, goal planning, and a program to meet your cardio, strength and fl exibility needs. Every 4 weeks your program will be reviewed. Based on your progress, another exercise program will be designed to further help you reach your desired goals. If buddy training is desired, full payment is needed at time of registra-tion and participation waivers need to be signed by all participating.

Age:....................16 years and olderInstructor: ........Nancy KnopMin/Max: ..........1/1Location: ..........Recreation CenterFees: ..................$315/R, $315/NR, $315/NNDay: ....................Monday or Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

223600-01 5/12-6/2 9:00A-9:55A Mon223600-02 5/12-6/2 10:00A-10:55A Mon223600-03 6/9-6/30 9:00A-9:55A Mon223600-04 6/9-6/30 10:00A-10:55A Mon223600-05 7/7-7/28 9:00A-9:55A Mon223600-06 7/7-7/28 10:00A-10:55A Mon223600-07 5/14-6/4 9:00A-9:55A Wed223600-08 5/14-6/4 10:00A-10:55A Wed223600-09 5/14-6/4 11:00A-11:55A Wed223600-10 6/11-7/2 9:00A-9:55A Wed223600-11 6/11-7/2 10:00A-10:55A Wed223600-12 6/11-7/2 11:00A-11:55A Wed223600-13 7/9-7/30 9:00A-9:55A Wed223600-14 7/9-7/30 10:00A-10:55A Wed223600-15 7/9-7/30 11:00A-11:55A WedClass Will Not Meet On: 5/26

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TONED N STRONG (LG)Let us help you become toned and strong as we focus on toning and

fi rming all of the muscles. Participants will learn the correct way to

warm-up, stretch, and condition the major muscle groups. Xer-tubes

and small weights will be provided. Bring a mat and water bottle.

Aerobic shoes are recommended. Co-op WS & LP.


Instructor: ........Ruth Rexing

Min/Max: ..........7/15


Fees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NN


CODE DATES TIME DAY

223518-01 5/12-6/30 6:35P-7:35P Mon

223518-02 7/7-8/18 6:35P-7:35P Mon

223518-03 5/15-6/26 6:30P-7:30P Thurs

223518-04 7/10-8/21 6:30P-7:30P ThursClass Will Not Meet On: 5/26

TAI CHI (LG)Tai Chi is a form of exercise that can be performed by any individual

without regard to age or fi tness level. Tai Chi reduces stress, lowers

blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Tai Chi also helps to increase

blood circulation, bone density and strength. Tai Chi also aids in

balance and increasing the body’s natural immune system. Upon

completion of the course the student will have learned a series of Tai

Chi exercises that they will be able to practice and benefi t from, far

beyond the scope of the class.


Instructor: ........Steve Lauer

Min/Max: ..........7/25


Fees: ..................$67/R, $87/NR, $74/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME

223612-01 5/12-6/30 9:00A-10:00A


Senior Fitness Classes

FITNESS




SENIOR STRENGTH AND STRETCH

(LG)Let’s help keep you active with exercises to enhance your strength,

fl exibility and stamina. Using the walls and chairs to assist, you’ll have

fun keeping fi t! A water bottle is recommended.



Min/Max: ..........7/15


Fees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NN

Day: ....................Tuesday

CODE DATES TIME

223561-01 5/13-6/24 8:30A-9:30A

223561-02 7/8-8/19 8:30A-9:30A

50+ EXPRESS (LG)Spend just 45 minutes using stability balls, hand weights and tubing

for a full body workout geared to active boomers. Wear comfortable

clothes and sturdy shoes. Don’t forget your waterbottle!



Min/Max: ..........7/15


Fees: ..................$53/R, $69/NR, $59/NN

Day: ....................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

223599-01 5/16-6/27 8:30A-9:15A

223599-02 7/11-8/22 8:30A-9:15A

* Senior discount does not apply.

*

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SOCIAL HOUR (TS) Join us for lunch and social time with friends. Play diff erent games

and Bingo with prizes while visiting with friends and having a deli-

cious lunch. Registration deadline is Friday, May 29th.

Age:....................55 years & older


Min/Max: ..........16/50


*Fees: ................$9/R, $12/NR, $10/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

233033-01 6/5 12:00P-2:00P

BREAKFAST & BINGO (TS)Breakfast will be served fi rst, at 10 a.m. Bingo will follow and the lucky

winners will win all kinds of great prizes. This is not a cash bingo. The

breakfast will be Continental style with coff ee or tea. All are welcome.

Registration deadline is July 17th. Co-op with LP.

Age:....................55 years & older


Min/Max: ..........10/25


*Fees: ................$7/R, $9/NR, $8/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

233032-01 7/24 10:00A-12:00P

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

55 + LEISURE DAY (TS)Tuesday is 55 + Leisure Day at the Park District! Come on down to the park district for some fun and games!! Cards and dice will be provided for a variety of games for you to play while you socialize with others. Feel free to bring other games you wish to enjoy as well. Pinochle is also played every Tuesday! Game starts promptly at 11:45 am. Refresh-ments available for a small fee.

Age:....................55 years & olderLocation: ..........Recreation CenterFee: ....................FREEDay: ....................TuesdayDates: ................6/3-8/26Time:..................11:45A-3:00P

THE SURPRISE BRIDGE STAKES CLUB

(TS)Join others for an afternoon of Bridge at the Recreation Center! This is a congenial, intermediate contract bridge mix. No partners needed. Tables will be made up as players arrive. Going for the Gold prizes!

Age:....................55 years & olderLocation: ..........Recreation CenterFee: ....................$1 at the doorDay: ....................WednesdayDates: ................6/4-8/27Time:..................1:00P-4:00P

WALK FOR HEALTH (TS)Join others for a walk at the Recreation Center. There will be a diff er-ent speaker each month and refreshments will also be available. Walk what you can; every step you take is “A Step in the Right Direction.” This is a free program sponsored by the La Grange Aging Well Initia-tive Group.

Age:....................55 years & olderLocation: ..........Recreation CenterDay: ....................WednesdayDates: ................6/18, 7/16, 8/20Time:..................10:30am-12pm

NEED TRANSPORTATION TO THE REC CENTER?THE TOWNSHIP OF LYONS

- SENIOR TRANSPORTATIONAnyone who lives in the Township of Lyons and is 60 years or

older can use their bus transportation system. Contact them

at 708-354-0292 for more information.

AGING CARE CONNECTIONS

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMThose living in South Proviso Township and Riverside Township

and are 60 years or older have access to their taxi cab voucher.

Contact them at 708-354-1323 for more information.

*10% senior discount does not apply.

TRIPS ARE ON PAGE 71.

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HAWAIIAN SOCIAL (TS)Looking for a fun time with friends? Come on down to the Hawaiian

Social at the Park District! You will spend the afternoon in a Hawai-

ian Paradise complete with music, refreshments and games! Win fun

prizes! This is a free event, but please register so we can get enough

refreshments for everyone. Registration deadline is Friday, July

11th. Refreshments sponsored by Meadowbrook Manor.

Age:....................55 years & older


Min/Max: ..........10/40


Fees: ..................Free

Day: ...................Friday

CODE DATES TIME

233000-01 7/18 12:00P-2:00P

SENIOR SCRABBLE TOURNAMENT

(TS)Have a way with words? Join your fellow Scrabble enthusiasts to vie

for the ultimate Scrabble championship! First place will take home

the Scrabble championship trophy, but no one will leave empty-

handed—everyone will receive a gift, just for participating! Light

refreshments will be served. Get in the game and have fun! Registra-

tion deadline is Thursday, May 29th.

Age:....................55 years & older


Min/Max: ..........4/10


*Fees: ...............$5/R, $7/NR, $6/NN

Day: ....................Thursday

CODE DATES TIME

233022-01 6/5 11:00A-2:00P

SENIOR PARTY GAME CHALLENGE (TS)Meet new people and have a great time at our Senior Party Game

Challenge! We will form teams and be playing the classics, like

Charades and Win, Lose or Draw, as well as a couple new fun party

games! Refreshments will be provided. Registration Deadline: May

12th.

Age:....................55 years & older


Min/Max: ..........16/40


*Fees: ................$5/R, $5/NR, $5/NN

Day: ....................Monday

CODE DATES TIME

233034-01 5/19 12:00P-2:00P

MEDICAL JUJITSU FOR SENIORS (KM)Why martial arts for seniors? What a great concept. Healthy living,

healthy aging, and living longer, as we grow older we fi nd ourselves

limited by the years of wear and tear and the pain associated with it.

Simple answer: reversing or slowing the eff ects of age and pain. In

addition to acquiring the benefi ts of self-defense and self-protection,

Danzan Ryu Jujitsu is a Japanese Martial Art developed in Hawaii,

when translated into English, jujitsu means gentle, pliable, or fl ex-

ible art. The gentleness of the art is expressed in the execution of

the techniques, and is not refl ected in the eff ect upon the attacker,

except at the discretion of the person executing the technique. Ad-

ditionally, this class will be free of any falling exercises. Please note: All

participants will need to purchase additional insurance for $10 for 6

months or $15 for 1 year on the fi rst day of class.

Age:....................55 years & Older


Min/Max: ..........5/15


*Fees: ................$35/R, $46/NR, $39/NN – One Day

$45/R, $59/NR, $50/NN – Two Day

Day: ....................Monday or Wednesday

CODE DATES TIME DAY

233641-01 6/16-8/18 9:30A-11:00A Monday

233641-02 6/18-8/20 9:30A-11:00A Wednesday

233641-03 6/16-8/20 9:30A-11:00A Mon. & Wed.

SPONSORED BYSPONSORED BY

*10% senior discount does not apply.

Fitness classes for seniors on page 80.

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VOLUNTEER & SEASPAR INFORMATION

Volunteers Wanted!!Interested in volunteering?We are looking for people who are interested in getting involved with the Park District of La Grange by

volunteering. There are many opportunities throughout the year.

You can volunteer for the many special events we have during the year.

If interested, please fi ll out this form and send or drop off to Laura Gallagher, Supt. of Recreation, 536 East Ave., LaGrange, IL 60525.

Name:________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address:______________________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone:________________________________ Email:__________________________________________________________

Providing year round

recreation programs for

individuals with special

needs.

Check us out on the WEB,

www.seaspar.org or

call (630) 960-7600 for

additional information.

The Sensory Room –

Watch for information

about our grand

opening in May! Our

specially-designed

room in Lisle features

interactive equipment

to soothe the senses in

a variety of ways.

4500 Belmont Road, Downers Grove, IL 60515

Phone: (630) 960-7600 • Fax: (630) 960-7601

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GENERAL INFORMATION

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONThe Park District of La Grange is committed to conducting its

recreation programs and activities in the safest manner possible and

holds the safety of participants in the highest regard. Participants and

parents registering their child in recreation programs must recognize,

however, that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to

participate in recreation activities.

The Park District of La Grange continually strives to reduce such risks

and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions

which have been designed to protect the participant’s safety.

Please recognize that the Park District of La Grange does not carry

medical accident insurance for injuries sustained in its programs.

The cost of such would make program fees prohibitive; therefore,

each person registering themselves or a family member for a

recreation program/activity should review their own medical

insurance policy for coverage. It must also be noted that the absence

of medical insurance coverage does not make the Park District of

La Grange automatically responsible for the payment of medical

expenses.

The Park District of La Grange requires that all program participants

or legal guardians sign a Liability Waiver and Release form at the time

of registration. This form must be signed prior to participation in any

Park District program. Your cooperation and understanding is greatly

appreciated.

PARK USAGE RULESFor your Safety and Protection....CERTAIN LOCAL RULES ARE

ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS SO THAT ALL

MAY ENJOY THE PARKS SAFELY. YOU ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH

THE FOLLOWING RULES.

1. No dogs are allowed in the parks.

2. No alcoholic beverages are allowed in any park areas.

3. No driving or parking of cars, motorcycles or snowmobiles are

allowed in any grass area or sportsfi eld.

4. No weapons of any type may be carried by anyone in the park

except by the police. This includes slingshots, pellet guns or guns

which are in a case.

5. No smoking within any Park District buildings.

6. No golfi ng in the parks. Youth Golf Program participants are exempt from this rule during scheduled golf lessons.

7. Parks are open from sunrise to sunset unless otherwise posted. Exceptions apply to lighted areas (i.e. courts, fi elds, etc.)

PROGRAM CODE OF CONDUCTTo ensure enjoyable and safe programs for all participants, the Park District of La Grange has developed a behavior code. Participants shall:

• Show respect to all participants and staff .

• Refrain from using foul language.

• Refrain from causing bodily harm.

• Show respect to equipment, supplies, and facilities.

Additional rules are developed for specifi c programs as deemed necessary by staff .

PROGRAM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEThe Financial Assistance Policy of the Park District of La Grange is

established to provide a fair and equitable system through which

District residents may take part in recreation programs when they are

unable to pay the required fees.

Partial program fee waivers may be granted for Park District of

La Grange residents for certain programs. Any family who would like

to see if they are eligible for a scholarship may obtain an application

from the Park District of La Grange Administration Offi ce at 536 East

Avenue, La Grange, IL 60525.

CO-OP PROGRAMMINGIf the graphic symbol appears next to a program title, it is

a CO-OP, and resident rates apply for all agencies indicated. All

participating agencies must achieve minimum enrollment for a class

to be held.

There are three reasons why park districts and recreation departments

typically off er programs in cooperation with another agency. Reason #1

is because individually each agency does not have the population base

to support a program. Reason #2 is that one of the agencies does not

have the facility to off er a program. Reason #3 is that both agencies can

increase the variety of programs off ered to their residents.

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA)The Park District of La Grange is committed to accessibility for individuals with disabilities and strives to provide equal, integrated participation in all programs, activities and services. The Park District’s policy is to reasonably accommodate all qualifi ed program applicants in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We welcome the questions, comments and concerns of interested community members regarding District ADA compliance.

To arrange for auxiliary aids or accommodations enabling individuals with disabilities to participate in Park District public meetings, or to request publications in a special format (such as audiocassette or large print), contact the Superintendent of Recreation by calling (708) 352-1762 or by writing to 536 East Avenue, La Grange, IL 60525.

LATE PICK-UP POLICYThe Park District of La Grange staff will supervise children who

are left beyond the scheduled time until a parent or other

authorized adult on the pick-up list arrives. However, late pick-

ups will result in a fee. Payment of the late fee is to be paid at the

Recreation Center located at 536 East Avenue BEFORE your child

can attend the next day of camp/class. If you have any questions,

please call Laura Gallagher at 352-1762.

1-15 minutes late = $5.00

Every minute after that = $1.00


GENERAL INFORMATIONINCLUSIVE RECREATION PROGRAMSIn a continuing eff ort to meet the needs of residents with special

needs, SEASPAR and the Park District of La Grange provide inclusive

recreation services. This means that individuals with disabilities

participate in programs off ered by the Park District.

This inclusive recreation environment provides residents with

disabilities greater choices for their leisure time and allows all

residents to learn about one another as they participate together.

Let the Park District and SEASPAR know of your special needs interests

so that we can provide the support necessary for successful inclusion.

By communicating your needs, the Park District and SEASPAR can be

prepared to provide you with appropriate services. Please contact the

Superintendent of Recreation to convey your needs.

PHOTOGRAPHSThe Park District of La Grange uses pictures of participants in its

programs and special events to inform others of these recreational

opportunities. We do not use any identifi cation in our brochure. If you

do not want a picture taken, please tell our photographer.

GIVE THE GIFT OF FUN!A gift certifi cate for a recreation program or activity is the perfect

gift for anyone. You can purchase a gift certifi cate at the Park District

Offi ce at 536 East Avenue, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESThe Park District of La Grange is often looking for qualifi ed, enthusiastic

people for a variety of positions. Applications for part time jobs are

accepted year round. Persons interested in teaching or supervising a

recreation program should contact the recreation department at (708)

352-1762. Persons interested in working in our parks and maintenance

department should call (708) 352-1762. Applications can be picked up

at the Park District offi ce at 536 East Avenue. The Park District of La

Grange is an equal opportunity employer.

PARK AND FACILITY RENTAL PERMITSNeed a convenient site to hold an organization or business meeting? Want an indoor space to hold a child’s birthday party? Would an

outdoor playing fi eld, court or pavilion be the perfect spot for a family reunion? Now is the time to start planning for these events, and

the Park District of La Grange can help with their indoor and outdoor facility rental space!

The Park District has both indoor and outdoor facilities that can be rented by the hour for family functions, club and school activities,

civic group meetings or athletic events. Facilities, such as the Community Center, Recreation Center, ball fi elds, tennis courts, picnic

shelters and soccer fi elds can be reserved. Please keep in mind that all facilities may not be available as Park District programs have the

fi rst priority for all facilities.

To reserve a facility, both residents and non-residents age 21 or older must complete an application in advance and fi le the application

at the Park District of La Grange administrative offi ces, 536 East Avenue, during regular offi ce hours. A minimum security deposit of $100

is due at time of application. Specifi c cancellation policies and refund fee information is available upon application of site. Reservations

are on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis.

For more information about renting a park site or facility, contact the Park District at (708) 352-1762.

"Be Our Eyes" is the Park District of La Grange's park watch initiative, encouraging our residents and park patrons to serve as another pair of "eyes" for the park district and to report suspicious activity. If you take notice of any of the following activities, or anything that seems "fi shy," please call 911 to report it.

See something.Suspicious activity to watch for and report• Screaming, yelling or fi ghting • Solicitors• Someone looking into parked cars • Sound of breaking glass• People in the park after hours • People exhibiting unusual behavior• Substance abuse • Fire or fi reworks

Say something.Information needed when you callWhen you call 911, please try to be as specifi c as possible about the situation and the details. • What is happening? • Where is it happening?• If the situation already occurred, when did it happen?• Who is involved?• Is anyone hurt?

Description of People and VehiclesIf people or vehicles are involved in the incident, be as specifi c as possible when describing them.

People Vehicles• Age • License plate state/number• Gender • Make• Race • Model• Height • Color• Weight • Damage to vehicle• Clothing • Direction of travel• Unique identifying characteristics • Unique identifying characteristics

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Facilities

Recreation Center A -- Administrative Offi ces, Indoor Playground, Walking Track, 3 Full

Size Basketball Courts, Dance/Aerobic Studio, Banquet Room,

Rental Rooms, Chicago White Sox Satellite Training Facility

Community Center B 1 Activity Building, Playground, 2 Basketball Courts

Parks

Denning Park 1 10 Activity Building, Playground, Picnic Shelter, Walking/Jogging

Path, 1 Soccer Field, Parking Lot, Basketball Court

Elm Park 2 2 Playground, Half-Court Basketball Court

Gilbert Park 3 6 Preschool Building, Playground, Half-Court Basketball Court, 2

T-Ball Fields, 4 Tennis Courts*, Walking/Jogging Path

Gordon Park 4 17 Picnic Shelter, 2 Softball Fields*, 1 T-Ball Field, 2 Tennis Courts*,

3 Handball Courts*, 2 Soccer Fields, Splash Pad, Playground,

Walking/Jogging Path, Fitness Stations, Parking Lot, Butterfl y

Garden, Skate Spot

Sedgwick Park 5 25 Activity Building, Playground, 2 Basketball Courts, 4 Baseball

Fields, 4 Tennis Courts*, Walking/Jogging Path, 2 Sand/Volleyball

Courts*, 3 Soccer Fields, Parking Lot

Stone Park 6 .5 Playground, Half-Court Basketball Courts

Rotary Centennial Park 7 .3 Playground, Picnic Shelter

Spring Park 8 .85 Playground, Picnic Shelter

Waiola Park 9 3.5 Playground, Basketball Court, 1 T-Ball Field, Walking/Jogging Path,

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Spring/Gurrie Schools 10 8 2 Softball Fields, 3 Tennis Courts

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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERSAdministrative Offi ces ..................................................................708/352-1762Administrative Fax ..................................................................................352-8591Athletic Hotline ........................................................................................352-0588Community Center .................................................................................354-1836Gilbert Park Activity Building ..............................................................354-9091Sedgwick Park Activity Building ........................................................354-2205

RECREATIONAL & COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATIONSAging Care Connections ........................................................................354-1323American Youth Soccer Org. (AYSO) .................................www.ayso300.orgBoy Scouts of America ...........................................................................354-1111Bulls/Sox Training Academy-LaGrange ...................................708/588-2275Bulls/Sox Training Academy-Lisle ..............................................630/324-8221Community Diversity Group ...............................................................579-5114Comm. Park Dist. of LaGrange Park ..................................................354-4580Cook County Forest Preserve ..............................................................366-9420City of Countryside ..................................................................................482-3645DuPage Cty. Forest Preserve .......................................................630/790-4900Flagg Creek Golf Course ........................................................................246-3336Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago ....................................................630/544-5900La Grange Area Newcomers ................................... www.lgnewcomers.comLa Grange Art League ............................................................................352-3101La Grange Babe Ruth League ..............................................................354-8730La Grange Business Association .........................................................352-0494La Grange Little League ..............................www.lagrangelittleleague.comLa Grange Garden Club-Bev Sturtz ...........................................630/789-6557La Grange Girls Softball-Lisa Sher ......................................................482-8987La Grange Public Library .......................................................................352-0576La Grange Historical Society ................................................................482-4248Leader Shop ...............................................................................................579-5898NAACP .........................................................................................................352-4897Pleasant Dale Park District ..........................................................630/662-6220SEASPAR .............................................................................................630/960-7600Southwest Suburban Sr. Center .........................................................354-1323Village of La Grange ...............................................................................579-2300Western Springs Rec. Dept. ..................................................................246-9070West Suburban Chamber .....................................................................352-0494

Resident RegistrationIncludes Countryside Residents

Saturday, April 26 • 8:00 am - 6 pmRecreation Building, 536 East Avenue

Registration will begin at 8:00 am and end at 6:00 pm.

Walk-in and online registration procedures will not have priority over the other, as both procedures will be occurring at the same time.

Residents may only register their own family.

PLEASE NOTE: In order to register online you will need to stop in the Rec. Center at 536 East Avenue to set up an online account. There is a form to complete and proof of address is required. You will be emailed a user name and password allowing you to access online registration. The deadline to set up an online account for registration on April 26 is April 25. If you already have an online account it is not necessary to do it again. Your user name and password is still valid.

TABLE OF CONTENTSSee pages 6-7 for a detailed program listAdult Activities ................................................................................................. 68-70Adult Athletics .................................................................................................. 72-74Adult Fitness ...................................................................................................... 75-82Be Our Eyes Park Watch Initiative .....................................................................85Bulls/Sox Academy ......................................................................................... 64-65Childcare ....................................................................................................................76Commemorative Tree Program .........................................................................87Early Childhood Activities ............................................................................ 19-25Early Childhood Athletics ............................................................................. 29-33Gymnastics ........................................................................................................ 50-51Late Pick-up Policy .................................................................................................84Learning Ladders Preschool ........................................................................ 16-18Map & Facility/Park Info ................................................................................ 89-90Open Gym .................................................................................................................11Performing Arts ................................................................................................ 34-40Registration Form ...................................................................................................88Registration Info ....................................................................................................... 4Rental Info .............................................................................................................8-10SEASPAR .....................................................................................................................83Senior Activities ............................................................................................... 79-80Special Events ................................................................................................... 12-15Specialty Camps............................................................................................... 26-28Summer Day Camps .......................................................................24-25 & 47-49Teens/Pre-Teens ............................................................................................... 66-67Trips .............................................................................................................................71Youth Activities ................................................................................................ 41-49Youth Athletics ................................................................................................. 52-63

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RECREATION CENTER536 East Avenue, La Grange, Illinois 60525

Telephone: (708) 352-1762 • Fax: (708) 352-8591Administrative Offi ce Hours: 9 am - 5 pm ............Mon.-Fri.

Front Desk Hours Summer Front Desk/Phone Hours8 am - 9 pm ........... Mon.-Fri. May 25 - Sept. 28 am - 6 pm ........... Sat. 8 am - 9 pm ...........Mon. Tue. & Thur.10 am - 5 pm ........ Sun. 8 am - 5 pm ...........Wed. & Fri. 8 am - 4 pm ...........Sat. Closed .....................Sun.

Closed 5/26, 7/4, 8/23, 8/24 & 9/1

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Resident registration begins April 26.

Non-Resident registration begins May 2.

Summer camp registration now open.

SUMMER CAMPS

Camp Tiny Tots • Camp Mighty Munchkins

Camp-A-Palooza • Camp Quest • Adventure CampSee pages 24-25 and 47-49 for details.

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