Lindbergh Community Ed and Rec

Adult Lap Swim: Swim your way to better health! Take to the water without interruption from other swimmers. Seven lanes dedicated for lap swimming. Circle swimming will be observed, max of 2 per lane. Swimsuits are required. For strong swimmers with experience only! Please note that the minimum water depth is 7 ft. Please note that during the period of construction, the pool will temporarily be accessible only by using the stairs. It is anticipated the construction will be completed by the end of 2021-22 school year.

Art Masters Club is here for you to create works of art using a variety of mediums. 3rd, 4th and 5th graders will have the opportunity to explore different styles in drawing, painting, and sculpture! Our club will work together to design and complete exciting projects that we are passionate about and help us develop as artists!

Ballet classes are based on the curriculum of the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD), an international teaching organization committed to establishing standards of excellence in ballet instruction. The RAD syllabus is used as a basis to ensure correct training and to inspire each student's creativity musicality and dramatic expression. If you would like additional information or your child would like to try a trial class, please register for a Ballet Consultation. Pre-K Creative Dance: Ages 4-5 Jumping over streams and soaring like birds, students will move through an imaginative dance adventure. This fun-filled class will help strengthen gross motor skills. We'll use music, rhythm, and gestures are that are playful and creative. The instructor for this class is Mrs. September Rich. The following classes will be taught by Ms. Kay Tabisaura, RAD RTS. (Email: rtabisaura@lindberghschools.ws) Pre-Ballet 1&2: A preparation for formal ballet lessons, these structured classes focus on correct posture, expression and refining motor skills. Ballet 1, 2, & 3: With a focus on ballet technique and performance qualities, students achieve skills in each level leading to increased physical strength, flexibility, coordination, and creativity. Students gain confidence as they progress though the levels with increasing complexity and challenge. Ballet 2 & 3 classes will include some Character Dance, a theatrical version on European folk dancing found in ballets. Intermediate Classes: For the more advanced dancer, this class challenges students technically, musically, and creatively with exercises that encourage critical thinking and athleticism while developing a sense of theater, movement dynamics and artistic interpretation. Dance Attire: You do not need to purchase new dance wear IF your child has not outgrown their leotards from last year. If purchasing new leotards, please note the following colors: Preschool to Pre-Ballet 2: Pink short-sleeved leotards, pink tights, pink skirt, pink ballet slippers Ballet 1 Lilac, short-sleeved leotard, pink tights, pink ballet slippers Ballet 2: Navy tank leotard, pink tights, pink ballet slippers, character shoes Ballet 3: Black camisole leotard (or if their navy leotard still fits they can wear those), pink tights, pink ballet slippers, black character shoes, character skirt Intermediate: Black camisole leotard, pink tights, pink ballet slippers, pointe shoes (with teacher approval) All classes: Please have hair pulled away from face in bun or ponytail. For those with short hair, headbands or clips are recommended.

You and your partner will learn to swing dance in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. You'll learn and practice a variety of easily performed swing dance steps that are the basic ingredients of all higher-level swing dancing. This class will teach the basics of swing along with combinations and patterns of various swing movements. The techniques taught in this course will help you look great on the dance floor after just a few lessons! A fun way to meet new friends and dance to great music. Dress shoes are recommended (no tennis shoes). Please note, the price is per couple.

Build MOVING models with Technic Lego bricks using Bricks 4 Kidz proprietary kits. All new models! Students receive a short STEM lesson and then follow Bricks 4 Kidz proprietary building plans. We Learn, We Build, We Play with LEGO bricks!

If you've ever jumped rope as a kid, it probably never crossed your mind that you were burning calories, toning muscles, and improving your cardiovascular endurance. During this class, participants will jump rope, perform jumping jacks, push-ups, and jump squats in between the whirring strands. Double Dutch jump rope teaches sportsmanship, confidence, patience, leadership skills, performance skills, and most of all you will have fun! This class is brought to you through a collaboration with Strive 2 Fitness and taught by instructor Alex Rucker.

Have a blast playing many improv games and get to know each other through comedy. Improv is all about relaxing, letting go, being brave, and saying yes! Taught by speech and theater educator Sarah Hirshfield.

Learn step-by-step instructions on drawing select characters or creatures. All supplies included. Taught by local artist, Todd Tevlin. How to Draw Cartoon Dragons: Grades 1- 5: Learn how to draw your very own cartoon dragon and the environment around it!

Learn step-by-step instructions on drawing select characters or creatures. All supplies included. Taught by local artist, Todd Tevlin. How to Draw Pokémon: Grades 1-5: Vote to decide which two characters to draw from the hit card game/cartoon, Pokémon!

Focus purely on character design! Learn several drawing principles including facial proportions and expressions, character scale, height/weight variations, and different angles. All supplies included. Taught by local artist, Todd Tevlin.

Ready, Set, Go! Kennerly Flyers Running Club is designed to promote physical activity as a way of life and to encourage students to be more conscious of their health and nutrition. This club will provide students in grades 3-5 with a fun, positive opportunity to develop fitness, aerobic endurance, and self-discipline through various running events. Instructed by Kennerly School Counselor, Tamara Marcinkiewicz.

Take on the role of a veterinarian and learn how to perform nose-to-tail exam, the importance of proper nutrition, perform a tick check, and identify animal body language. Offered in partnership with Little Medical School.

Join this advanced Little Med program and learn about skin, blood, surgery techniques, how to read an EKG, and the process of becoming a pre-med student. Offered in partnership with Little Medical School.

5 lessons | 30-minutes each | By appointment

University of Missouri Extension: Food for Thought A 60-minute presentation highlighting dietary effects on cognitive function (dementia/memory) and a discussion on if dietary changes can help prevent diseases such as Alzheimer's. University of Missouri Extension: Diet and Inflammation A growing body of evidence suggests that chronic inflammation leads to a decrease in one's overall health. This presentation will explain what chronic inflammation is and how one's diet may affect inflammation throughout the body. University of Missouri Extension: All About Artificial Sweeteners To eat or not to eat...that is the question. Participants will be able to identify what are common artificial sweeteners used in foods and will hear evidence regarding their effects on our health.

Explore your body's call to move in alignment with your breath, find calm outside of stillness of the body and discover grace in challenge. For all level of students. Learn asana (poses) through technique, building strength, and flexibility. Dive deep into pose, if more experienced. Extra time is spend on stretching, allowing for the maximum benefit and the safest journey into flexibility. Offered in partnership with Moonbird Yoga.