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School Readiness Party!Family EventsTransitioning into preschool or from preschool to kindergarten is a fun, exciting, and sometimes uncertain time. We are happy to be a part of the journey! Join us to explore fun and engaging preschool activities! You will receive information about School Readiness, connect with staff, learn about registering for kindergarten, ask about childhood screening, and inquire about fall 2026 school readiness. Pre-registration recommended, to assist us in planning.Fall 2025
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Too Fun TuesdaysYouth EnrichmentInstructor: Kelli Hanninen Tuesdays are just too much fun! Take another 45 minutes for exploration and creation! Each afternoon we will explore a concept and use that concept to create a fun project. Concepts include: Sound, Gratitude, Morse Code, and Watercolor. Bring your friends for all the fun! 4 class series Grades K-5Fall 2025
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Wiggles and GigglesECFE Parent & Child Classes(expectant, infants, toddlers) Being pregnant or having an infant or toddler is both exciting and challenging! Feeding, soothing, sleeping, child development, safety, child and parent health, and additional discussions will be customized to questions and needs of families, along with time to play and explore. Specially trained nurses from public health and guest facilitators will join ECFE. Staff for parenting support and guidance in healthy decision making and effective parenting through the joys and challenges of being a parent or caregiver. In partnership with Becker County Public HealthFall 2025
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Yoga for BeginnersAdult EnrichmentInstructor: Kelli Hanninen Expand your yoga practice with our Yoga Beginner class, perfect for those who have a basic understanding of yoga and wish to further their skills. This class is designed to help you build confidence, increase flexibility, and deepen your connection to your body and mind. Join us and take the next step in your yoga journey towards greater strength, flexibility, and inner peace.Fall 2025
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Youth Snowmobile Safety Training FIELD DAYYouth EnrichmentInstructor: Kent Reisenauer & Ultra Snowmobile Club, United Lakes Trail Association, 218-841-3730Snowmobiling provides great opportunities for family recreation during the winter months in Minnesota. The purpose of DNR snowmobile safety training is to expose new users to basic snowmobile safety, responsibilities, ethics, laws and mechanical functions. Students will be driving a snowmobile (which will be provided), so wear proper cold weather clothing and bring a safety helmet. Students will leave the class with knowledge of proper snowmobile safety and a temporary certificate of completion. Each student will also pay an on-line DNR fee of $5.00 upon completion of the course. The official DNR certificate can be printed at home. Completed paperwork will be sent home with the students with the required information to be entered on the DNR website.Please bring appropriate clothes/snowmobile gear for the outdoor practice time which will be towards the end of the class period and a helmet if you have one. You do not need to bring your own snowmobile. We will have those provided for you. CLASS WILL RUN WITH OR WITHOUT SNOW! Requirements: Must be 11 years of age before class start date listed above in order to be eligible to take this class. Certificate becomes valid at age 12.Reminder: Prior to the field day, all students need to have completed the online snowmobile course and bring the printed certificate of completion to class.Info for ONLINE COURSEhttps://www.dnr.state.mn.us/sa...Youth ages 11-15Complete one of the online courses: Student attends a one day class room review and riding performance course*Lead by trained volunteer instructors Certificate becomes valid at age 12.Fall 2025