Programs Brochure Spring 2018 - LIBRARY RECREATION ANNEX 21802 South Ellsworth Road, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
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Programs Brochure Spring 2018 For more information on special interest classes and other Parks and Recreation events, visit QueenCreek.org/recreation, or call 480-358-3700. LIBRARY RECREATION ANNEX 21802 South Ellsworth Road, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
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Table of Contents
Registration Information................................ 4
Arts and Hobbies......................................... 5
Dance, Tumbling, Cheer and Music.............6-10
Sample Dance Classes............................... 11
Equestrian Classes..................................... 12
Fitness...................................................... 14
Preschool.................................................. 15
Sports and Martial Arts.......................... 16-19
Specialty Programs............................... 19, 22
Special Events and Festivals........................ 22
The Town of Queen Creek wants to provide you and your family with the highest
Special Interest Classes/ quality recreational activities by promoting social interactions through a variety
of safe, fun and affordable special interest classes. Please join us at the Library
Spring Session 2018 Recreation Annex at 21802 S. Ellsworth Rd., to participate in any of our one-
day workshops and weekly programs.
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In accordance with Federal Law, Leading Edge Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, or disability.
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Registration Information
Registration Methods • Registration must be completed two business Refund Policy
Registrations are accepted via options listed below: days prior to the first class meeting. • Refunds will be given for cancellations
• Class fees must be submitted in full at the time received prior to the first day of class. Refunds
• Online (credit card): Registration accepted of registration. Supply fees must be paid in requested after class will be on a case by
online at QueenCreek.org/Recreation. Please cash and submitted to the instructor on the first case basis. Refunds by check will take 4-6
note an ActiveNet account needs to be estab- day of class. weeks for processing. Refunds by credit card
lished and approved before registration can • If a class you registered for is full, you may will be returned to the card used for initial
be completed online. choose to be placed on a waiting list in the payment. Requests for refunds must be given
in writing.
• Walk-In (cash, check, credit card, money order you registered. There is no guarantee
• Failure to attend a program or “no shows”
order, travelers check) Bring registration form of placement. If a class you registered for
will not be granted a refund.
and full payment to the Recreation Services has low enrollment, you will be contacted to
office, 21802 S. Ellsworth Rd. 8 a.m.-7 p.m., discuss alternate options.
Americans with Disabilities Act
Monday through Thursday; 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
In compliance with the ADA, the Town of Queen
Fridays Creek Recreation Division encourages those with
• Mail (checks only, payable to Town of Queen
Residency Requirements
Registration fees are based on Town of Queen disabilities to participate in our programs. If you
Creek) Send completed form and full payment have special needs, please call us at 480-358-
Creek residency. Proof of residency is required by
to: Town of Queen Creek 22350 S. Ellsworth 3700.
providing two of the following five documents: utility
Road, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 bill, water bill, property tax statement, IRS federal
income tax filing statement or bank check with cur- Photo Disclaimer
Registration and Enrollment Policy rent address. The Town of Queen Creek Recreation Division may
• Registration for Town of Queen Creek resi- from time to time photograph or videotape program
dents begins February 5, 2018. Non-resident Class Cancellation Policy participants and recreational users of facilities
registration begins February 12, 2018. Town of Queen Creek reserves the right to cancel, for publication and use as the Division deems
• Early registration is recommended. Every class combine, or divide classes; to change time, date, necessary. Unless informed otherwise at the time a
has a minimum and maximum enrollment to or place of meeting; to change the instructor assign- participant registers for a recreation program, the
ensure a quality experience. ments and to make other revisions that may become Division will presume that consent to be photo-
necessary. If class is cancelled by the Town, partici- graphed or videotaped has been given by facility
• Faxed registration forms and telephone
pant will be notified and a full refund or credit will and program users.
registration will not be accepted.
be processed.
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ARTS AND HOBBIES Jewelry Redesign & Repair (6-16 yrs)
Do you have necklaces or bracelets that are old-fashion or outdated? Let’s redesign
Ceramics for Adults (16+) them for modern times. We can shorten, lengthen, or even add new stones. Come
Let’s get creative and hand-build coffee cups, salad bowls, or vases. Let’s throw on join the fun!
the potter’s wheel and have some fun! Supply fee due to the instructor on the first Instructor: Hatjey Cossonay
day of class. Location: Community Center Multipurpose Room
Instructor: Jed Cossonay Fees: Resident $45; Non-Resident $55; Supplies $20
Location: Community Center Multipurpose Room Day Time Date(s)
Fees: Resident $75; Non-Resident $85; Supplies $25 S Noon-2 p.m. Session A: 3/17-4/21
Day Time Date(s) S Noon-2 p.m. Session B: 4/28-6/2
Th 6-8:30 p.m. Session A: 3/15-4/19
Th 6-8:30 p.m. Session B: 4/26-5/31 PMC Jewelry Making in Copper, Bronze & Silver (16+)
S 12:30-2:30 p.m. Session A: 3/17-4/21 We will be working with copper, bronze, & silver PMC (Precious Metal Clay). With
S 12:30-2:30 p.m. Session B: 4/28-6/2 this metal clay you will be able to form small sculptures or jewelry designs. Come
join the fun!
Instructor: Hatjey Cossonay
Location: Community Center Multipurpose Room
Fees: Residents $75; Non-Resident $85; Supplies $40
Day Time Date(s)
S 2:30-4:30 p.m. Session A: 3/17-4/21
S 2:30-4:30 p.m. Session B: 4/28-6/2
Printmaking - Silk Screen (16+)
Use your photographs or paintings as inspiration for beautiful framed prints using
silk screen process. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class.
Instructor: Jed Cossonay
Location: Community Center Multipurpose Room
Fees: Residents $75; Non-Residents $85; Supplies $45
Day Time Date(s)
S 2:30-4 p.m. Session A: 3/17-4/21
S 2:30-4 p.m. Session B: 4/28-6/2
Preschool Painting (2-5 yrs)
A fun place for your child to learn about color, design, and being free to create!
We draw simple objects and talk about how all things have a design. There are no
wrong answers here. Each class is different and designed to a personal fit.
Instructor: Miri Weible
Fees: Resident $59; Non-Resident $69; Supplies $15
Day Time Date(s)
T 3:30-4 p.m. 3/27-5/8
Creative Kids (5-10 yrs)
Our creative kids classes are always fun and inventive. We learn to draw simple
Ceramic Drum Making & Percussions (16+) objects and then more complicated ones using a simple system. We use pencils,
You will learn to build your drum from stoneware clay. Then decorate the drum and markers, watercolor, acrylic, crayons, and mixed media. We encourage creativity
glaze it with colorful glazes. It will be fired to 2185 degrees (stoneware). and innovation. Come join the fun!
Instructor: Rainy Safer & Jed Cossonay Instructor: Miri Weible
Location: Community Center Multipurpose Room Fees: Resident $89; Non-Resident $99; Supplies $15
Fees: Residents $75; Non-Residents $85; Supplies $45 Day Time Date(s)
Day Time Date(s) T 5-6 p.m. 3/27-5/8
Th 6-8 p.m. Session A: 3/15-4/19
Th 6-8 p.m. Session B: 4/26-6/2 Drawing & Painting for Teens (11-17 yrs)
If you like to doodle and make designs, come put your talents to work. From
Making Ceramic Fairy Houses (7+ yrs) animals to robots to tractors, each can be broken down into a pattern and design.
Have you ever wondered where fairies lived? Adults and children are invited to We’ll explore this world and put interesting objects together. Bring your imagination
create a fanciful and decorative fairy land. This conversation piece will be great for to class!
your living room or outside landscaping. Instructor: Miri Weible
Instructor: Hatjey Cossonay Fees: Resident $89; Non-Resident $99; Supplies $15
Location: Community Center Multipurpose Room Day Time Date(s)
Fees: Resident $75; Non-Resident $85; Supplies $20 T 4-5 p.m. 3/27-5/8
Day Time Date(s)
S 9-10:30 a.m. Session A: 3/17-4/21 Beginning Painting for Seniors & Adults (18+ yrs)
S 9-10:30 a.m. Session B: 4/28-6/2 No matter what your experience level, we provide a fun and safe place to begin
and grow! We’ll use pencils, acrylics, and watercolors. You can bring your favorite
Jewelry Making for Kids (6-16 yrs) photos and work on portraits or landscapes. I’ll show you how to use value and
Kids will have a great time using polymer clay to make pendants, bracelets, ear- color to make your paintings come alive!
rings and pins that sparkle, shine and become conversation pieces. There will be Instructor: Miri Weible
something to take home after each class. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first Fees: Resident $89; Non-Resident $99; Supplies $15
day of class. Day Time Date(s)
Instructor: Hatjey Cossonay T 6-7:30 p.m. 3/27-5/8
Location: Community Center Multipurpose Room
Fees: Resident $45; Non-Resident $55; Supplies $20
Day Time Date(s)
S 10:30 a.m.-Noon Session A: 3/17-4/21
S 10:30 a.m.-Noon Session B: 4/28-6/2
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DANCE, TUMBLING, Sprouting Melodies - Family Sprouts (6 months - 3 yrs)
All young children can learn and grow in music. Family Sprouts gathers kids and
CHEER AND MUSIC families together and provides opportunities for children of different ages to learn
and interact together.
ActivStars Cheerleading (4-15 yrs) Instructor: Christine Heaps
Cheerleading classes feature fun and safety as students build skills preparing them Fees: Resident $55; Non-Resident $65; $15 Drop-In. 2nd sibling $25, 3rd sibling
for school tryouts! Students learn cheers, chants, jumps, pom-dance routines and free!
age-appropriate stunts. Classes meet Tuesdays at the Recreation Annex from 5-9 Day Time Date(s)
p.m. Class times depend on age and skill level. Visit az.activstars.com for more F 10-10:45 a.m. Session A: 3/16-4/6
information. F 10-10:45 a.m. Session B: 4/27-5/18
Keyboard / Piano (Youth & Adult) (8+ yrs) Parent / Tot Twinkle Babies (2-3 yrs)
Introducing piano lessons with Julie Briggs. Learn the basics, or strengthen your This class is perfect for the little student who is not ready to leave their parent’s side.
skills. Classes are available for youth and adults. Spring dates are to be deter- The class is the same structure as the Twinkle Babies Dance Class. Students experi-
mined. Visit queencreek.org/recreation for updates. ence tap and creative movement. Tap and ballet shoes are recommended for the
Instructor: Julie Briggs little dancer. Parents are encouraged to participate. Supply fee due to the instructor
Fees: Residents $80; Non-Residents $90; Supplies $10 on the first day of class. 8*Count Dance classes are open NOW for registration.
Age Day Time Date(s) Instructor: 8*Count Dance
8-12 yrs: T 5-5:50 p.m. 3/20-4/27 Fees: Residents $35, Non-Residents $45, Supply fee $5.
13+ yrs: T 6-6:50 p.m. 3/20-4/27 Day Time Date(s)
M 9:15-9:45 a.m. 3/26-4/23
Th 4:15-4:45 p.m. 4/5-5/3
Parent/Tot Tumbling & Play (2-3 yrs)
This class is for the child with no tumbling experience and perfect for the child who
is not ready to leave their parent’s side. Goals in class are front rolls, bear walks,
balance beam, and building large motor skills. Parents need to come ready to assist
child. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. 8*Count Dance
classes are open NOW for registration.
Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Fees: Residents $35, Non-Residents $45, Supply fee $5.
Day Time Date(s)
M 6-6:30 p.m. 3/26-4/23
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little ones to dance. The use of props such as twinkle bears and hula hoops helps
the young dancers use their imagination and creativity to have fun! Tap and ballet
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Twinkle Stars-Tab / Ballet (4-5 yrs)
An age specific 45-minute class containing ballet & tap movement. The purpose
of the class is to introduce young dancers to the two styles of dance and inspire
movement and creativity within a positive environment. Dancers will also learn
basic steps and terminology in both styles. For example, all dancers will learn what
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M 10-10:45 a.m. 3/26-5/14
Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supplies $50 (Includes costume & tights)
M 7-7:45 p.m. 3/26-5/14
Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supplies $50 (Includes costume & tights)
T 11-11:45 a.m. 3/27-5/15
Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supplies $50 (Includes costume & tights)
S 11-11:45 a.m. 3/31-5/12
Fees: Residents $57, Non-Residents $67, Supplies $50 (Includes costume & tights)
Ballet / Lyrical - ShowSTARS (6-7 yrs)
Time in class will be spent learning ballet/lyrical terms and technique. Ballet shoes
are recommended. In Spring, we will end with a recital at Desert Ridge High
School. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. 8*Count Dance
classes are open NOW for registration.
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Ballet (8+ yrs) Hip-Hop ShowSTARS (8+ yrs)
Time in class will be spent learning ballet terms and technique. Ballet shoes are rec- In this fun, high-energy class, students learn basic to intermediate hip-hop dance
ommended. In Spring, we will end with a May recital at Desert Ridge High School. moves. Tennis shoes are recommended. In session B, students participate in a
Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. 8*Count Dance classes are recital at Desert Ridge High School. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day
open NOW for registration. of class. 8*Count Dance classes open now for registration.
Instructor: 8*Count Dance Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supply fee $50 (includes costumes & Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supply fee $30
tights) Day Time Date(s)
Day Time Date(s) T 5-5:45 p.m. 3/27-5/15
T 7-7:45 p.m. 3/27-5/15
Boys Only Hip-Hop (6+ yrs)
Tap / Ballet ShowSTARS (6-7 yrs) Learn basic to intermediate hip-hop moves in this high energy class just for the
This class is perfect for the dancer who has taken at least a year or less of con- boys! Tennis shoes are recommended. In Spring, students participate in a recital at
sistent dance. Students continue to master ShowSTARS tap and ballet programs. Desert Ridge High School. 8*Count Dance classes are open NOW for registration.
Tap and jazz shoes recommended. In Spring, students participate in the recital at Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Desert Ridge High School. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supply fee $30
8*Count Dance classes are open NOW for registration. Day Time Date(s)
Instructor: 8*Count Dance T 6-6:45 p.m. 3/27-5/15
Fees: Residents $59, Non-Residents $69, Supply fee $50 (includes costume and
tights) Adult / Teen Tap (14+)
Day Time Date(s) In this fun, high-energy class, students learn basic to intermediate tap rhythmic steps
S 12-1 p.m. 3/31-5/12 while getting a great workout! All levels are welcome, tap shoes recommended.
Optional for students to participate in the May recital at Desert Ridge High School.
Hip-Hop ShowSTARS (5-7 yrs) Purchase of costume will be the student’s responsibility. 8*Count Dance classes are
In this fun, high-energy class, students learn basic to intermediate hip-hop dance open NOW for registration.
moves. Tennis shoes are recommended. In Spring, students participate in a recital at Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72
Desert Ridge High School. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. Day Time Date(s)
8*Count Dance classes are open NOW for registration. W 7:45-8:30 p.m. 3/28-5/16
Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supply fee $30 (includes costume and Acrobatic Arts / Tumbling (4-5 yrs)
tights) Students will learn the basics of acrobatic arts and tumbling while focusing on bal-
Day Time Date(s) ance, developing limber bodies, and improving tumbling skills. Classes are divided
T 4-4:45 p.m. 3/27-5/15 by age. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. 8*Count Dance
classes are open NOW for registration.
Ballet Folklorico Jovenes (4-8 yrs) Instructor: 8*Count Dance
This class is offered for students at the beginning level of folklorico with little or no Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supply fee $5
experience. Students are taught the primary steps and technique of ballet folklorico, Day Time Date(s)
in relation to different regions of Mexico. Movements are repetitive to allow proper M 5-5:45 p.m. 3/26-5/1
form and advancement.
Instructor: Gloria Wells
Fees: Residents: $40, Non-Residents $50
Day Time Date(s)
M 5:40-6:40 p.m. Session A: 3/5-3/26
Session B: 4/2-4/23
Session C: 4/30-5/21
Ballet Folklorico Intermediate (8-12 yrs)
This class is offered to the more experienced dancer in folklorico or dance. Students
will improve folklorico technique and strength. Dancers will build on learning
dances and different dance styles from regions of Mexico. This class is part of a
program that runs from August to June with additional classes and performances
requirements. Ballet folklorico shoes required.
Instructor: Gloria Wells
Fees: Residents $40, Non-Residents $50 A Family-Friendly Experience
Day Time Date(s)
M 6:45-8:15 p.m. Session A: 3/5-3/26 Experience the History and Legend of the
Session B: 4/2-4/23 Superstition Mountains and the Lost Dutchman’s Mine.
Session C: 4/30-5/21
Roam the 15-acre Grounds full of free exhibits!
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Heritage Days
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Acrobatic Arts / Tumbling (6-7 yrs)
Students will learn the basics of acrobatic arts and tumbling while focusing on bal-
ance, developing limber bodies, and improving tumbling skills. Classes are divided
by age. Supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. 8*Count Dance
classes are open NOW for registration.
Taekwondo
Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Day Time Date(s)
T 4-4:45 p.m. 3/27-5/15
Fees: Residents $62, Non-Residents $72, Supply fee $5
Acrobatic Arts / Tumbling (8+ yrs)
Students will learn the basics of acrobatic arts and tumbling while focusing on bal-
ance, developing limber bodies, and improving tumbling skills. Classes are divided
by age. 8*Count Dance classes are open NOW for registration.
Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Day Time Date(s)
T 5-6 p.m. 3/27-5/15
Fees: Residents $64, Non-Residents $74, Supply fee $5
Ruby Dance Company
A year-long, twice-weekly class for the student who is serious about dance and has
previous experience. Students will improve dance technique and strength. Styles of
dance taught are jazz and tap. Students will be required to take a ballet and tum-
bling class to be in company. (Tuition for ballet and tumbling included in RDC class
fee.) Students will participate in the Holiday Performance N’ Picnic, dance competi-
tion in Jan/Feb 2018, and May 2018 recital. During Spring 2018, dances will be
submitted for an opportunity to perform in Disneyland during Fall 2018 or Spring
2019. Ages are a guideline; students will be placed based on level as determined
by the instructor. Registration must be done in person at the Recreation Annex.
Class Age Day Time Date(s) Olympic Style Training
Mini RDC 5-8 yrs W 6-7:30 p.m. 1/24-5/16
Jr/Teen RDC 9+ T 8-9 p.m. 1/23-5/17
Th 6-7:30 p.m.
*No class 3/13, 3/15, 3/20, 3/22
Beginning Swing for Couples (18+)
Learn the basics of East Coast Swing in this five-week couples class. Fees are per
person.
Instructor: Sandy Popovich
Fees: Residents $55, Non-Residents $65
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SAMPLE DANCE CLASSES Hip-Hop ShowSTARS (6+ yrs)
In this fun, high-energy sample class, students learn basic to intermediate hip-hop
Parent / Tot Twinkle Babies (2-3 yrs) moves. Tennis shoes recommended.
This is a great way to try a new class for the little student who is not yet ready Instructor: 8*Count Dance
to leave their parent’s side. The class is the same structure as the Twinkle Babies Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5
Dance Class. Students experience tap and creative movement. Tap and ballet shoes Day Time Date(s)
recommended for the little dancer, but not required for sample day. Parents are Th 6:15-6:45 p.m. 3/22
encouraged to participate.
Instructor: 8*Count Dance Jump Rope (7-13 yrs)
Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5 This sample class for boys and girls is for the student with three years or more of
Day Time Date(s) jump rope, partner and long rope. Jumpers need to come with a water bottle and
Th 4-4:30 p.m. 3/22 wear tennis shoes. If you have a jump rope, please bring it to sample day.
Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Twinkle Babies (2-3 yrs) Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5
A 30-minute introductory dance class containing ballet, tap and creative movement. Day Time Date(s)
Young dancers will learn the basic steps while learning how to follow direction and Th 5:30-6 p.m. 3/22
imitate movement in a positive environment. Tap and ballet shoes recommended,
but not required for sample day. Acrobatic Arts / Tumbling (4-7 yrs)
Instructor: 8*Count Dance This sample class is perfect for children with little or no acro and/or tumbling
Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5 experience. Goals in class are improving balance, developing limber bodies, and
Day Time Date(s) improving tumbling technique.
Th 4:45-5:15 p.m. 3/22 Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5
Twinkle Stars (3-5 yrs) Day Time Date(s)
This class introduces young dancers to the three styles of dance and inspire move- Th 4-4:30 p.m. 3/22
ment and creativity within a positive environment. Dancers learn basic steps and
terminology in all three styles. Tap and ballet shoes recommended, but not required Acrobatic Arts / Tumbling (8-13 yrs)
for sample day. This sample class is perfect for children with little or no acro and/or tumbling
Instructor: 8*Count Dance experience. Goals in class are improving balance, developing limber bodies, and
Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5 improving tumbling technique.
Day Time Date(s) Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Th 5:30-6 p.m. 3/22 Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5
Day Time Date(s)
Ballet / Tap / Jazz ShowSTARS (6+ yrs) Th 4:45-5:15 p.m. 3/22
This sample class offers students a chance to try out ballet/tap/jazz terms and
techniques. Ballet & tap shoes recommended, but not required for sample day.
Instructor: 8*Count Dance
Fees: Residents & Non-Residents $5
Day Time Date(s)
Saturday, March 24
Th 6:15-6:45 p.m. 3/22
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Desert Mountain Park
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EQUESTRIAN Intermediate Horsemanship (6+ yrs)
Prerequisite: Must have taken “Beginning Horsemanship” or “Introduction to Horse-
Beginning Horsemanship (6+ yrs) manship” in the past year. This class focuses on more specific control and Western
This class is designed to teach students the basics of Western riding horsemanship. riding techniques such as getting the horse to respond to certain cues and learning
Starting with grooming, general care and saddling safely, we also cover mounting how to post while in a trot. We cover different gaits, as well as identifying the gaits
and dismounting, proper posture and balance when riding. We work with each and correct leads while mounted. Students under 18 must have parent/guardian
student on simple control techniques such as asking the horses to walk and stop. sign a liability waiver at first class.
Students under 18 must have a parent/guardian sign a liability waiver at first class. Instructor: Swingin’ C Ranch
Instructor: Swingin’ C Ranch Location: Swingin’ C Ranch, 43757 N. Coyote Rd., San Tan Valley, AZ 85140
Location: Swingin’ C Ranch, 43757 N. Coyote Rd., San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 Fees: Resident $136; Non-Resident $146
Fees: Resident $136; Non-Resident $146 Day Time Date(s)
Day Time Date(s) T 7-8 p.m. Session A: 4/3-4/24
T 6-7 p.m. Session A: 3/6-3/27 T 7-8 p.m. Session B: 5/1-5/22
T 6-7 p.m. Session B: 4/3-4/24
Advanced Horsemanship (6+ yrs)
Prerequisite: Must have taken “Intermediate Horsemanship” in the past year. This
fast-paced class is designed to work with those who want training techniques for
both horse and rider. We work more intensively on each student’s abilities and
areas where they wish to progress, including trail riding, western pleasure, barrel
racing, roping and team penning. Students under 18 must have parent/guardian
sign a liability waiver at first class.
Instructor: Swingin’ C Ranch
Location: Swingin’ C Ranch, 43757 N. Coyote Rd., San Tan Valley, AZ 85140
Fees: Resident $136; Non-Resident $146
Day Time Date(s)
T 7-8 p.m. Session A: 3/6-3/27
T 7-8 p.m. Session B: 5/1-5/22
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FITNESS ABC/123 - Kinder Prep (4½-5½ yrs)
Kinder Prep is designed to prepare your child for kindergarten. This class is
PALINDABA-Women Drumming for Health (18+ yrs) structured to challenge your child’s independence, accountability and recognition of
Discover fun, fitness, and therapeutic health benefits by attending this group em- the importance of following a routine. Children focus common sight words, simple
powerment drumming class. This class is very welcoming, accepting, and beginner math skills, handwriting, and learn social development to assist with a successful
friendly; it is all about expression! With no experience necessary and all African transition into kindergarten. Child must be entering kindergarten in the 2018-19
hand drums and percussion provided, you will be able to allow yourself laughter, school year or have instructor’s approval. Child must be potty trained (no pull ups).
creativity, movement, and relaxation. Don’t be shy - give it a try! This class will be ABC/123 Session 6 classes are open NOW for registration.
held on the library side in the Zane Grey Meeting Room. Instructor: ABC/123 Staff
Instructor: SusyJeanne Manning Fees: Resident: $198; Non-Resident: $208; Supplies: $45
Fees: $10 cash (pay at door) Day Time Date(s)
Day Time Date(s) M/W/F 8-11 a.m. Session 6: 4/9-5/16
W 6:30-8 p.m. 3/21, 4/18, 5/16 *No class 4/23
*Pre Register for a drum by texting SusyJeanne Manning at 480-862-3306 M/W/F 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Session 6: 4/9-5/16
or emailing ssnmanning@gmail.com *No class 4/23
Walk-ins welcome!
ABC/123 - Moving to Kinder Prep Summer Camp (3-4 yrs)
Silver Sneakers Cardio Sculpt and Yoga (55+ yrs) Moving to Kinder Prep will introduce letters (sights and sounds), numbers, colors,
Silver Sneaker classes are designed to provide seniors a safe environment to crafts, learning to hold a pencil, social skills and much more. This is a structured
exercise. Senior Stretch introduces range of motion, balance and stretch. Cardio classroom environment designed to prepare the child for ABC/123 Kinder Prep.
increases heart rate through low impact motion. Sculpt and tone builds muscles Child must be three years old or have instructor’s approval. Child must be potty
while strengthening the bones. Silver Sneakers classes are held all season long on trained (no pull ups).
Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays, except on holidays. Instructor: ABC/123 Staff
Instructor: Kristina Sherman Fees: Residents $178; Non-Residents $188; Supplies: $20
Fees: $5 (drop-in) $35 for 10 class punch card, or $50 for a 20 class punch card. Day Time Date(s)
Participants enrolled in Silver Sneakers through their insurance are free. T/W/Th 8-10:30 a.m. 6/5-7/12
Day Time Date(s) *No class 7/4
M (Cardio) 10:30-11:30 a.m.
W (Yoga) 8:15-9:15 a.m. ABC/123 - Kinder Prep Summer Camp (4.5-5.5 yrs)
F (Sculpt and Tone) 10:30-11:30 a.m. Kinder Prep Summer Camp is designed to prepare your child for kindergarten. This
camp is structured to challenge your child’s independence, accountability and rec-
Zumba (16+ yrs) ognition of the importance of following a routine. Children will focus on preschool
The best hour you will spend doing something great for your mind, body and soul! skills like common sight words, simple math skills, handwriting and much more.
A dance party that’s guaranteed to give you a workout without feeling like a work- Children learn social development to assist them with a successful transition into
out! Classes are offered all season except on holidays and Annex closures. kindergarten. Child must be entering kindergarten in the 2018-2019 school year,
Instructor: Bridget Diem (M/W/F, a.m.) Christie Duffey (T/Th p.m., S a.m.) or have instructor’s approval. Child must be potty trained (no pull ups).
Fees: $5 (drop-in). Punch cards determined by instructors. Instructor: ABC/123 Staff
Day Time Date(s) Fees: Residents $198; Non-Residents $208; Supplies $20
M/F 9-10 a.m. Day Time Date(s)
*No class 3/12, 3/16, & 5/28 T/W/Th 11-2 p.m. 6/5-7/12
W 9:15-10:15 a.m. *No class 7/4
*No class 3/14
T/Th 7-8 p.m.
S 9-10 a.m.
Stroller Strides (18+ yrs)
Stroller Strides is a functional, total body conditioning workout designed for moms
with kids in tow. Each 60 minute workout is comprised of strength training, cardio,
and core restoration, all while entertaining little ones with songs, activities, and fun!
Registration is on site at the Desert Mountain Park basketball courts.
Instructor: Jamie Breaux
Fees: $55 per month (cash only)
Day Time Date(s)
M/W/F 9-10 a.m. All season long except on holidays.
PRESCHOOL
ABC/123 - Lil’ Apples (3-4 yrs)
Lil’ Apples will introduce letters, sights and sounds, numbers, colors, crafts, learning
to hold a pencil, social skills and much more. This is a structured classroom environ-
ment designed to prepare the child for “ABC/123 Kinder Prep” class. Child must
be three years old or have instructor’s approval. Child must be potty trained (no pull
ups). ABC/123 Session 6 classes are open NOW for registration.
Instructor: ABC/123 Staff
Day Time Date(s)
M/W/F 8:30-11 a.m. Session 6: 4/9-5/16
*No class 4/23
Fees: Resident: $178; Non-Resident: $188; Supplies: $20
T/Th 8:30-11 a.m. Session 6: 4/10-5/15
*No class 4/24
Fees: Resident: $148; Non-Resident: $158; Supplies: $2015
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SPORTS AND MARTIAL ARTS Kids / Youth Karate - Lim Family Martial Arts (6-12 yrs)
Curriculum is designed around the principles of discipline, manners, etiquette, and
ActivStars Karate (4-15 yrs) respect. Students will learn life skills in listening/following directions, self defense,
A unique curriculum taught by certified black belt instructors in an exciting format awareness and prevention, and anti-bullying. Benefits include improvement in
for youth! Self-defense and safety awareness include release techniques, abduc- self-confidence, self-esteem, and more. Instructed by 10th Degree Sr. Grandmaster
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5-9 p.m. at the Recreation Annex. Class times vary by age and belt degree. Visit with opportunities to advance in belt rank.
az.activstars.com for more information. Instructors: George & Patrice Lim
Fees: Residents $55; Non-Residents $65; One time $55 fee for uniform and belt.
Day Time Date(s)
Amazing Athletes (2-5 yrs)
T/W/Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. Session A: 3/1-3/31
Amazing Athletes is an action packed sports and fitness class that will introduce
T/W/Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. Session B: 4/1-4/30
your child to the basics and fundamentals of nine (9) different sports (soccer, bas-
T/W/Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. Session C: 5/1-5/31
ketball, football, volleyball, golf, tennis, hockey, lacrosse, and baseball) as well as
fun exercises and challenging obstacle courses, to enhance your child’s gross motor
development. Parents have the option to purchase a t-shirt for $10. Teen / Adult Karate - Lim Family Martial Arts (13+ yrs)
Instructor: Amazing Athletes Staff Curriculum is designed around the principles of honor, integrity, and building self
Fees: Residents $105, Non-Residents $115 confidence and esteem. Continued life skills training in self defense, awareness and
Day Time Date(s) prevention, personal safety, and health and fitness. Benefits include improvement
Th 9-9:40 a.m. 3/1-5/10 in self-confidence, self-esteem, weight loss, stress relief, and more. Get the whole
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Instructors: George & Patrice Lim
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Fees: Residents $55; Non-Residents $65; One time $55 fee for uniform and belt.
respect. Students will learn life skills in listening/following directions, self defense,
Day Time Date(s)
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Mighty Kicks Soccer (2.5-5 yrs)
Mighty Kicks Soccer for 2½-5 year olds is an introductory program with eight
weeks of individualized soccer skills training -every player has at least one ball to
play with the entire time. We develop motor skills while also building confidence
with the soccer ball. No lines, no laps, no lectures! We go after the 3-C’s of youth
development - character, confidence, and coordination. Franchise GM Wayne
Pirmann does the Queen Creek training sessions, combining his 45 years of soccer
coaching, his professional credentials, and his passion for introducing children to
the greatest game into a fun weekly activity. Classes located at Founders’ Park. For
more information and to register for classes, visit MightKicksEastValley.net
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Fees: $109
Age Day Time Date(s)
3-5 yrs S 9-9:40 a.m. 3/31-5/19
Mighty Kicks Soccer (6-9 yrs)
Mighty Kicks Soccer for 6-9 year olds is for new-to-game players and will provide
both solid individual technical instruction and introduce players to small-group
tactics each week via a game. Each player will spend the first 40 minutes with a
soccer ball and learn to feel very comfortable with the soccer ball. The last 30 min-
utes of each session will be 2 v 2 and/or 3 v 3 games with only the head coach
providing instruction, Our 3-C’s - character, confidence, and coordination - are
developed weekly. Franchise GM Wayne Pirmann does the Queen Creek training
sessions, combining his 45 years of soccer coaching, his professional credentials,
and his passion for introducing children to the greatest game into a fun weekly
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3-5 yrs M 5:30-6:30 a.m. 3/31-5/19
Mighty Kicks Soccer: Player / Parent Program (4-8 yrs)
Mighty Kicks Soccer: Player / Parent Program (one adult per child) will be eight (8)
sessions of soccer skills and tactics where players are introduced to the “how” and
“when” to perform certain skills. Each session will conclude with a very short game
in which the head coach will instruct parent-coaches how to behave as a coach.
One parent per child will come dressed appropriately to be on the field and learn
how to coach individuals and small groups. Franchise GM Wayne Pirmann does
the Queen Creek training sessions, combining his 45 years of soccer coaching,
his professional credentials, and his passion for introducing children to the greatest
game into a fun weekly activity. Classes located at Founders’ Park. For more infor-
mation and to register for classes, visit MightKicksEastValley.net
Instructor: Wayne Pirmann
Fees: $114
Age Day Time Date(s)
3-5 yrs S 10-11:20 a.m. 3/31-5/19
Self Defense - Combat Hapkido (Youth) (6-12 yrs)
Combat Hapkido is an extremely realistic and versatile discipline of self-protection
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that includes an extensive variety of joint locks, strikes, kicks, pressure points,
ground survival and weapon disarming techniques. It is not “play” karate, nor sport
driven.
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Instructor: David Rivas
Fees: Resident $55; Non-Resident $65; Supplies: $50.
Day Time Date(s)
“Experience Queen Creek”
T & Th 6-6:40 p.m. Session A: 3/1-3/29
T & Th 6-6:40 p.m. Session B: 4/3-4/26
T & Th 6-6:40 p.m. Session C: 5/1-5/31
Self Defense - Combat Hapkido (Teen/Adult) (13+ yrs)
Combat Hapkido is an extremely realistic and versatile discipline of self-protection
that includes an extensive variety of joint locks, strikes, kicks, pressure points, For rates and information,
call 480-982-7799
ground survival and weapon disarming techniques. It is not “play” karate, nor sport
driven.
Instructor: David Rivas
Fees: Resident $110; Non-Resident $120; discounts for additional family members.
Day Time Date(s)
T & Th 6:45-8 p.m. Session A: 3/1-3/29
T & Th 6:45-8 p.m. Session B: 4/3-4/26
T & Th 6:45-8 p.m. Session C: 5/1-5/3118
EXPERIENCETHEQC Spring2018
Stretch-n-Grow: FUNtastic Fitness (5 & Under)
This preparatory fitness class brings non-stop action and engaging fun to your kids.
Every class experience is an adventure in fitness, motor skills development, brain
training and EXERcitement! Classes concentrate on large-muscle groups, motor
skills, coordination, balance, resistance, flexibility, and aerobic movement.
Instructor: Denise Trujillo
Fees: Residents $36; Non-Residents $46
Day Time Date(s)
W 11:15-11:45 a.m. Session A: 3/7-4/11
W 11:15-11:45 a.m. Session B: 4/18-5/23
Stretch-n-Grow: Yoga Stars (5 & Under)
Kids will learn the basics of yoga in this fun, story filled class. We take a unique ap-
proach to teaching skills like considered breathing that encourages relaxation. The
class also helps to train flexibility and reinforces healthy habits in a safe environ-
ment.
Instructor: Denise Trujillo
Fees: Residents $36; Non-Residents $46
Day Time Date(s)
Th 11:15-11:45 a.m. Session A: 3/8-4/12
Th 11:15-11:45 a.m. Session B: 4/19-5/24
Taekwondo Olympic Style: Beginning / Intermediate (Family)
Taekwondo for youth encourages students to discover and develop skills of body,
coordination, confidence, self-defense, and more through classroom participation.
Students learn color belt forms, martial arts courtesy, and self-discipline. Students
practice strength and agility exercises, sparring, and power board breaking.
Students will discover their power potential and application of blocking, kicking,
striking, and punching techniques.
Instructor: Henry W. Jenkins
Fees: Resident $60; Non-Resident $70; Supplies $40 (uniform); $15 (belt promo-
tion test fee)
Day Time Date(s)
M/W/Th 4:30-5:30 p.m. Session A: 3/5-3/28
M/W/Th 4:30-5:30 p.m. Session B: 4/2-4/26
M/W/Th 4:30-5:30 p.m. Session C: 5/2-5/30
*No class 5/28
Taekwondo Olympic Style: Advanced (Family)
Taekwondo Advanced improves upon skills learned to date. Students focus on up-
grading skills of body strength, coordination, confidence, and self-defense. Students
begin learning advanced forms for promotion. Students are expected to learn how
to lead class warm-ups, exercises, and Taekwondo terminology. Students demon-
strate martial arts courtesy and self-discipline. Students will be invited to participate
in local tournaments and local Taekwondo club for enhanced level up training.
Instructor: Henry W. Jenkins
Fees: Resident $60; Non-Resident $70; Supplies $40 (uniform); $15 (belt promo-
tion test fee)
Day Time Date(s)
M/W/Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. Session A: 3/5-3/28
M/W/Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. Session B: 4/2-4/26
M/W/Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. Session C: 5/2-5/30
*No class 5/28
(555) 555-5555
Taekwondo Olympic Style for Adults / Seniors (18+)
Taekwondo for adults / seniors includes exercises to improve endurance, strength,
balance, and flexibility. Physical conditioning includes stretching, breathing while
learning Taekwondo self-defense, striking, kicking, and blocking techniques. Light
sparring to encourage agility and speed. Taekwondo forms, like Tai Chi, improves
balance for physical coordination and mental focus. Students will learn color belt
forms, and martial arts courtesy.
Instructor: Henry W. Jenkins
Fees: Residents $60; Non-Residents $70; Supplies $40 (uniform); $15 (belt promo-
tion test fee)
Day Time Date(s)
M/W/TH 6:30-7:30 p.m.
M/W/Th 6:30-7:30 p.m.
M/W/Th 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Session A: 3/5-3/28
Session B: 4/2-4/26
Session C: 5/2-5/30
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