Lindbergh Community Ed and Rec

Do you love making masterpieces, getting creative, and experimenting with fun supplies? All of that - and more - will happen at ART Rocks! We will have an ART-rageous, ART-mazing, and ART-tastic experience together. I can't wait to create with you! Taught by Lindbergh Art Educator Rhonna Allen.

Thinking Outside the Hat: Mind read the object some is thinking of! Balance 7 nails on the head of 1! Change a $1 bill into 5! With tricks and more, you'll be the life of the party! Get your own magic box and new tricks to put in it daily to show your friends! Participate in a family show! You'll create stories to accompany your tricks and think out of the box. So in addition to developing presentation skills and confidence, you'll build creativity and thinking skills as well! Plus, you'll learn comedy magic skits, balloon twisting, magic puzzles, and lots more! Tricks are new from previous camps. Magic Mystery Camp: What do you get when you combine theater and magic into 1 camp? Introducing... Magical Mystery Camp! Your kids will learn new magic tricks each day, often treating their parents to a nightly show! Campers will weave their tricks into a mystery show, which they will create and perform the last day for their families! Campers work on character development, acting, improv... In learning magic and theater, your kids will develop their presentation skill and confidence - while having a lot of fun in the process! Balloonatics Camp: Calling all Balloonatics! Every day of this camp is an exciting balloon bash! Balloonatic campers learn to create over twenty balloon animals, spin out with UFO balloons and make a balloon helicopter that really flies! Each day campers take home a different novelty balloon— race car balloons, rocket balloons, and more! Camp concludes with the Balloonatics showing off their skills in a balloon twist jam for their families. Come join the fun in this unique, creative camp! Kids Comedy Camp: Funny how much fun you can have when you're learning to be funny! Learn comedy by doing it at Kids Comedy Camp! You'll master the secrets of stand-up, sketch, and improv comedy. Take home a new gag each day—rubber chickens, squirt rings, gag glasses! Perform a new comedy for your family each night! At week's end you'll display your newly enhanced confidence, creativity, performance skills and sense of humor in a show for family and friends. Math Magic Camp: Produce a million dollar bill! Cause an object to move in a spectator's hand - even though you are 10 feet away! Learn what many magicians regard as the greatest card trick of all time! The tricks for this camp are math-based, so in addition to learning fun magic, you'll also hone your math skills! Content areas include counting, measurement, even-odd, geometric shapes, addition, and subtraction. Previous knowledge in these areas is not required - just a willingness to learn. You'll enjoy out-of-the-box thinking math betchas you can pull on your friends; math games; and math comedy as well! Get your own magic box and new tricks to put in it daily to amaze family and friends! Camp culminates with campers performing a math magic show for their families the last day. Goals are to develop presentation skills and confidence, build math skills, and to have fun!

Mind read the word a spectator is thinking of! Vanish coins! Change a card while a spectator holds it in her hand! These are just a few of the magic tricks you’ll learn in Abra-Kid-Abra’s Mind Reading & Other Cool Tricks After School Class! Each of the tricks involves reading, spelling, or writing—so you’ll hone your literary skills while learning fun magic! You’ll get your own magic box out of which you can perform, and new tricks to put in it each week (a $15 value). You and your fellow students will put on a show the last day for your families. Course goals are to develop presentation skills & confidence, improve reading skills, and to have fun! Tricks are all new from our previous 3 years’ classes.

Welcome to the Lindbergh Community Education and Recreation Ballet program! We have a fantastic team of skilled ballet instructors lead by Mrs. Kay Tabisaura, RAD, RTS. If you have questions regarding any of our ballet classes and/or which class would be the right fit for your dancer(s), please email Kay at rtabisaura@lindberghschools.ws and she will be happy to assist you. Please see each class specific description below. Pre-K Creative Dance: Ages 3.5-5 (Instructor - Mrs. September) 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. No previous experience necessary. (class attire: boys- white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white ballet slippers; girls- pink short sleeved leotard, pink or skin colored tights, pink skirt, pink ballet slippers) Pre-Ballet 1 (Ages 5 - 6) & Pre-Ballet 2 (Ages 6-7): (Instructor - Mrs. September) A preparation for formal ballet lessons. These structured and creative classes focus on solid dance technique, musicality, and refining motor skills using age- appropriate ballet steps and simple choreography. No previous experience necessary. (class attire: boys- white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white ballet slippers; girls- pink short sleeved leotard, pink or skin colored tights, pink skirt, pink ballet slippers) Pearl (Ages 7+): (Instructor - Mrs. September) Formal classical ballet technique will be the focus in this class. Correct posture, use of turnout, the articulation of feet and an introduction to basic dance vocabulary will be central to this level. No previous experience necessary. (class attire: boys- white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white ballet slippers; girls- navy blue tank leotard, pink or skin colored tights, ballet slippers) Emerald (Ages 9+): Students must have previous ballet training. (Instructor - Mrs. Kay) Turning Steps, adagio, and grand allegro will be introduced at this level. Students are expected to remember exercise settings and short dances. (class attire: boys- white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white ballet slippers; girls- navy blue tank leotard, pink or skin colored tights, ballet slippers) Sapphire (Ages 12+): Students must have previous ballet training. (Instructor - Mrs. Kay) More turning steps, adagio, and allegro will be taught at this level. Pre-Pointe is available at this level. This class moves at a quick pace. (class attire: boys- white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white ballet slippers; girls- black camisole leotard, pink or skin colored tights, ballet slippers, pointe shoes (if recommended) Diamond (Ages 13+): Students must have previous ballet training. (Instructor - Mrs. Kay) This class continues to build on the information and technique learned, and moves at a quick pace with longer and more complicated "enchainements" or combinations. Students are expected to perform at the intermediate and advanced levels. (class attire: boys- white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white ballet slippers; girls- black camisole leotard, pink or skin colored tights, ballet slippers, pointe shoes (if recommended) Pointe: (Instructor - Mrs. Kay) This class is for more advanced students on pointe. Students must attend the Saturday Diamond class. All classes: Please have hair pulled away from face in bun or ponytail. For those with short hair, headbands or clips are recommended.

LAUNCHING THIS SUMMER... Make your summer easier with our new before and after care program! Designed for children entering grades 1-6 attending enrichment camps at Dressel Elementary. We offer a safe, fun, and engaging environment with a variety of activities to keep them entertained. Our experienced and caring staff are committed to providing a positive experience for every child. Space is limited, so register early! Hours: Before care: 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM; Fee $40 After care: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM; Fee $40 How it Works: Before Care: Before care is available for enrichment camps held at Dressel Elementary that begin at 9:00 a.m. Drop-off is between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. After Care: After care is available for camps held at Dressel that end at 3:00 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. Pick-up is between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.