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Summer 2019
Online Registration Available
www.rrecreation.com
CITY of RIVERTON
RECREATION
AND CWC COMMUNITY EDUCATION
www.rrecreation.com
SUMMER
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
What’s Inside REGISTRATION INFORMATION
2019 Summer ‘R’ Recreation Brochure
REGISTRATION DEADLINES ARE
May - August, 2019
LISTED FOR EACH PROGRAM!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Registration Deadlines are listed for each program.
Registration forms and payment are required by the
Kidz Korner 2-3 deadline to ensure a spot in the activity. These deadlines
Youth & Family Activities 3-6 allow us to make important decisions regarding the
Youth Sports 6-7
class, staffing and facilities. ‘R’ Recreation does not “save
Fall Youth Sports 7-8
Adult Health and Fitness 8
spots” for any programs without proper registration and
Special Interest 9 payment of fees.
Additional Community Opportunities 9-11
Summer Academy 13-23 KIDZ CORNER
‘R’ RECREATION/COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Color Me Happy
Mary Axthelm- Program Manager A kaleidoscope of colors awaits your child in this class held
855-2015 at the awesome Central Wyoming Children’s Center for Art,
Kelly Anderson- Recreation Activities Coordinator Technology & Science. Colors will be taught and explored
855-2190 using a variety of methods, including stories, art projects,
Vacant- Community Education Coordinator painting and games. Children are encouraged to dress in the
855-2026 “color of the day”, with emphasis on how that color is part of
The ‘R’ Recreation office is located in the Professional the world around them. Enjoy this fun interactive class and
Technical Center on the CWC Campus, 2660 Peck all that the CATS has to offer. Participants must register in
Avenue, Riverton WY 82501 advance. Get registered early because space is limited.
Registration Deadline: Friday, May 31
CITY OF RIVERTON Days: Thursdays
Date: June 6; Blue
Mayor – Richard Gard June 13; Orange
Ward 1 – Cory Rota, Kyle Larson June 20; Greens
Ward 2 – Karla Borders, Rebecca Schatza June 27; Purple
Ward 3 – Mike Bailey, Tim Hancock Time: 10-11am
Place: Center for Art, Technology & Science (CATS)
SCHOOL DISTRICT 25 RECREATION BOARD Age: 3-5 years old
Keith Bauder, President Jody Ray Cost: $20
Dean Peranteaux, Vice President Tom Nirider Register for both Color Me Happy AND
Brett Watson, Treasurer Kyle Larson
Theme of the Day: Art & Activity Time for $30
Cody Beers, Secretary Cory Rota
Becky Lancaster Renee Moss Theme of the Day: Art and Activity Time
Jeremy Hernandez Couple this class with Color Me Happy and it is a fun
morning for your toddler at the Central Wyoming Children’s
PAYMENT AND REFUNDS Center for Art, Technology & Science. Each week will have
Registration and payment of each class is required at the a new theme of activities, arts and crafts, and stories. Your
time of registration. We MUST have a 48 hour notice if child, ages 3-5, is sure to have a great time exploring each
you are canceling your registration for a program. Any theme, being creative, and burning off their abundance of
cancellations made within 48 hours of the class will NOT energy through interactive physical activity and innovative
be refunded. Phone reservations will not be accepted. movement. Participants must register in advance and space is
limited, so don’t wait!
Registration Deadline: Friday, May 31
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Days: Thursdays to be able to follow directions and must wear appropriate
Date: June 6; Boogie On Down clothing for messy projects, painting and running around.
June 13; Mini Einstein’s Your kids will love our instructor who has been an art teacher
June 20; Animal Friends in the district. Get registered early because space is limited.
June 27; Electrifying Summer Days Registration Deadline: Friday, June 7 (Session I)
Time: 11am-Noon Wednesday, July 3 (Session II)
Place: Center for Art, Technology & Science (CATS) Date: June 10-19; Mon/Wed (Session I)
Ages: 3-5 years old July 8-17; Mon/Wed (Session II)
Cost: $20 Time: 10-11am
Place: Teeter Park Picnic Shelter
Little Ninjas Age: 4-6 years old
You won’t want to miss this fun way to introduce your child, Cost: $30/session
ages 4-7, to the lifelong activity of Taekwondo. Each class
will include a warm-up, cardio exercises, stretching and the Next Level Gymnastics: Preschool
practicing of basic techniques like blocking, punching and This program will give students the opportunity to check out
kicking. Children will learn self-confidence, respect and self- gymnastics. This class will combine gymnastics skills with
discipline throughout the class. Participants must register in games that are designed to help learn the proper gymnastics
advance due to limited spots. technique. Students will get to experience floor exercises,
Registration Deadline: Friday, June 7 (Session I) vault, beam, trampoline and bars in addition to learning basic
Wednesday, July 3 (Session II) gymnastics skills. Join Next Level Gymnastic coaches for a
Date: June 11-27; Tues/Thurs (Session I) fun 45-minutes of exercise! (Limited to 8 participants)
July 9-25; Tues/Thurs (Session II) Registration Deadline: Wednesday, July 3
Time: 3-3:50pm (Class 1) Date: July 9-18; Tues/Thurs
4-4:50pm (Class 2) Time: 10-10:45am
Place: Progressive Taekwondo (315 E. Main Street) Place: Next Level Gymnastics (515 Lorraine)
Age: 4-7 years old Age: 3-5 years old
Cost: $30/session Cost: $40
Little Kicks Tot Soccer For additional programming for 3-5 year olds
Boys and girls, ages 3-5, come and join the fun and see Cheerleading FUNdamentals, Time to Tumble
excitement with the Riverton Little Kicks Soccer program.
The camp consists of a series of fun group activities and non-
and Dance Discovery.
competitive short games. Little Kicks focuses on exercise,
coordination, participation and basic soccer skills all while
having fun. You won’t find a better way to introduce the YOUTH & FAMILY ACTIVITIES
exciting sport of soccer to your preschooler. Bring Mosquito
Spray for the kiddos and register before the deadline to Kids Self-Defense Workshop
guarantee a spot before it fills up! EMPOWER WYOMING strives to end violence through
Registration Deadline: Friday, June 7 personal safety training, teaching individuals to be more self-
Date: June 11-27; Tues/Thurs reliant, increasing their self-esteem, and imparting practical
Time: 5:30-6:15pm self-defense skills. This 2.5 hour class is packed with ways to
Place: RHS Turf Field empower boys and girls:
Age: 3-5 years old
Strangers: Kids practice awareness, plus verbal and physical
Cost: $30
strategies in scenarios with people they don’t know.
Art and the Park Familiars: The sad truth is that children are most often
We have combined what every kiddo wants in one great assaulted or abused by someone they know. This workshop
outdoor class; being active and creative! Each class time will offers role-play scenarios with a “familiar” (a relative, teacher,
have an art project and a fun movement activity. This class coach, neighbor, peer, friend). Kids practice setting verbal
will include art projects such as pet rocks and handprint boundaries and how to stay firm even if the Familiar responds
crafts. Movement activities may include an obstacle course, with hurt feelings, anger or defensiveness, bribes, or even
scavenger hunt, or pool noodle games. Students will need threats.
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Physical Self-Defense: Simple, effective physical skills are motions, cheers, stunts, tumbling, and a pom dance routine.
taught focusing on strike-and-flee. The physical portion of The classes will overlap 15 minutes so older cheerleaders can
the workshop is reserved for the end, and can be withheld help spot the younger girls with stunts. Students should wear
if students fail to demonstrate that they will be responsible shorts and a tight t-shirt (no loose or baggy clothing).
with this training. Students are individually required to make Registration Deadlines: Friday, June 7
a solemn promise to use these techniques only in a situation Dates: June 25-July 23; Tuesdays
where their life or safety is at risk. Ultimately, the self-defense Time: 1-2pm; 3-5 years old
training adds a fun & empowering coda to the workshop. 1:45-2:45pm; 6-10 years old
Parents are encouraged to attend and observe, so they can 2:30pm-3:30pm; 11-15 years old
help reinforce these skills after the workshop. Place: Babbette’s Studio (307 East Main Street)
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, June 5 Age: 3-15 years old
Date: June 12; Wednesday Cost: $60 (includes t-shirt)
Time: 6-8:30pm
Place: CWC InterTribal Center, Room 106 Time To Tumble
Age: 6-9 years old Jessica Murray is a Certified Acrobatics Teacher and has
Cost: $25 been teaching dance and tumbling for the past 14 years.
She believes in safety first but wants her students to have a
Self Defense Workshop good time while they are learning. Acro/Dance Tumbling
is different from other programs as it is designed to teach
students how to safely perform skills and tricks eventually
without the use of any mats or training aids. Time to Tumble
is a great opportunity for boys and girls, ages 4+, to try
EMPOWER WYOMING strives to end violence through out tumbling. Students should wear tight fitting clothing.
personal safety training, teaching individuals to be more self- (Parents are permitted to watch only the 1st class and then
reliant, increasing their self-esteem, and imparting practical students must be okay to be left without an adult.)
self-defense skills. This workshop is great for girls and women
aged 14+. This three-hour workshop addresses personal safety
basics and includes:
• Awareness
• Safe Distancing
• Verbal Boundary-setting with Strangers
• Confrontation Scenarios
• Physical Self-Defense Training with the Suited
Instructor
Beginning-Intermediate Tumbling
Get registered early, as class space is limited. Graduates of
This class will be for students with minimal to no experience.
the Empower program often report an increase in confidence,
Class will feature an introduction to balancing, strength,
self-esteem, and assertiveness that spills over into other
flexibility, and coordination. Skills will begin with: stretching,
aspects of their lives.
splits, bridging, as well as additional balancing skills.
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, June 5
From there the class will progress into floor skills: forward
Date: June 11; Tuesday
and backward rolls, headstands, handstands, cartwheels,
Time: 6-9pm
and limbers. The class will continue progressing with the
Place: CWC InterTribal Center, Room 106
students towards additional skills such as: walkovers, front
Age: 14+ years old
handsprings, and more.
Cost: $50
Registration Deadlines: Friday, June 7 (Session I)
Cheerleading FUNdamentals Friday, June 14 (Session II)
Babbette Mathill, owner and instructor of Babbette’s Studio, Date: June 11, 12, 13; Tues-Thurs (Session I)
is passionate and energetic. She’s excited to teach this fun, June 18, 19, 20; Tues-Thurs (Session II)
recreational program to different ages. This Cheer program Time: 3:30-4:30pm
will focus on building teamwork, self-confidence, respect, Place: Room to Dance Studio (824 E. Lincoln Street)
great friendships, and all the important foundations of Age: 4+ years old
cheerleading. Your young cheerleader will learn Cheer Cost: $75/session
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Advanced Weekly Tumbling Theatre Stage Makeup Techniques
This class is best for experienced students that have already This class is an intermediate to advanced class for students
taken Acro, Gymnastics, or Tumbling Classes and are ready who have participated in a previous Stage Makeup class and
for skills such as walk overs, aerials, back handsprings, have already experienced creating the basics; old age, fantasy
and more advanced flexibility, balance, and strength skills. and wound makeup. Get ready to really be amazed by the
Students that are ready will progress onto personal skills they advanced makeup techniques you will learn in this class.
are trying to achieve. The focus will be on individual design and execution using
Registration Deadlines: Friday, June 7 intermediate and advanced techniques. Have a character from
Date: June 12, 19, 26; Wednesdays a book, movie, or videogame that you want to cosplay? A
Time: 4:30-6pm design you want to recreate? Let’s do it! The class fee covers
Place: Room to Dance Studio (824 E. Lincoln Street) all the material that students will need to transform their look
Age: 8+ years old into something completely different!
Cost: $90 Registration Deadline: Friday, June 21
Date: June 24-28; Mon-Fri
BLAST- Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training Time: 9-10am; 3th-5th grade
As a babysitter, parents trust you with their children’s lives. 10-11am; 6th-8th grade
Your main responsibilities are to care for a child’s needs and Place: Robert A. Peck Arts Center, Room 125
to keep the child safe. Geared for students ages 11-14, who Age: 3rd-8th grade
help care for siblings or babysit to earn money, this class Cost: $25
will discuss safety, babysitting basics (diapering, feeding,
etc), tips for entertaining kids, appropriate responses to Dance Discovery
emergency situations, basic first aid, and pediatric CPR. Each Come and learn the latest dance moves and styles! Join us for
student will receive a student workbook and a certificate an hour of up-beat fun dancing with expert instruction! These
upon completion of the course. Caring for children is a big particular week-long classes will be full of age-appropriate
responsibility; this class will give you the skills and knowledge and current favorite music. Students will make a performance
to be a great babysitter! Students should bring a sack lunch. “costume” and learn a dance routine to be fully performed on
Registration Deadline: Friday, June 14 (Session I) the last day of class.
Friday, July 12 (Session II) Registration Deadlines: Friday, June 21 (Session I)
Date: June 25; Tuesday (Session I) Wednesday, July 3 (Session II)
July 18; Thursday (Session II) Date: June 24-28; Hip Hop (Session I)
Time: 9am-3pm July 8-12; Jazz Dance (Session II)
Place: CWC Health & Science Bldg., Room 206 Time: 9-10am; 4-6 years old
Age: 11-14 years old 10-11am; 7-10 years old
Cost: $50/session Place: CWC Dance Studio, Room 138
Age: 4-10 years old
Creation Station Cost: $20/session
Bring your friends and get your creative juices flowing. Our
instructor, Babbette, is fun and friendly. She encourages her Next Level Gymnastics Classes: Beginners
students to express their imagination to make their projects This program will give students the opportunity to check
reflect their uniqueness. All materials are included. Drop-in’s out gymnastics. Students will get to do floor exercise, the
for the day are welcome if space allows. vault, beam, trampoline and bars in addition to learning basic
Registration Deadline: Friday June 14 gymnastics skills. Join Next Level Gymnastic coaches for a
Days: Tuesdays fun hour of exercise! (Limited to 10 participants)
Date: June 25; Sleepover Slippers Registration Deadline: Wednesday, July 3
July 2; Rock Tic Tac Toe Game Date: July 9-18; Tues/Thurs
July 9; Slime Time: 9-10am
July 16; Pixel Bead Art Place: Next Level Gymnastics (515 Lorraine)
July 23; Surprise Age: 6-10 years old
Time: 10-11:30am Cost: $40
Place: Babbette’s Studio (307 East Main Street)
Age: 8-13 years old
Cost: $60 for all 5 classes (or $15/class)
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Everyone Can Play Kintzler (307) 760-5678 for more information. Register your
Remember when neighborhood games ruled the summer? player at challengersports.com.
Here is our attempt to recreate some nostalgia. Introduce Registration Deadline: Friday, May 31
your family to baseball, kickball, basketball, football, soccer Date: June 10-14; Mon-Fri
and other great sports in this all-inclusive fun and friendly Time: 8-9am (Tiny Tykes); 3-5 years old
environment. Children will begin to learn the fundamental 9am-Noon (Half Day); 5-14 years old
skills and basic concepts of all these sports. As was the case 9am-Noon & 1-3pm (Full Day); 8-14 years old
with summer games, the kids will even get to set some of Place: Rein Park (across from Willow Creek Elementary)
the rules and create fun variations. Bring ALL your kids and Cost: $100 (Tiny Tykes); 3-5 years old
let them interact and play in a family fun, safe environment. $174 (Half Day); 5-14 years old
Participants must register in advance. $207 (Full Day); 8-14 years old
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, July 3
Date: July 8-24; Mon/Wed
Riverton Country Club Junior Golf Clinic
Boys and girls, ages 5+ are invited to join the golf pros at
Time: 6-7pm
Riverton Country Club for two different junior golf clinics
Place: CWC Soccer Field
this summer. Participants will learn etiquette, rules and all
Age: 5+ years old
that is needed to build a foundation for this great lifetime
Cost: $10/person or $25/family
sport. Each session will have a primary concentration
(Session I: Full Swing, Session II: Short Game) but the pros
YOUTH SPORTS will make sure to introduce both concentrations in each
session if you are unable to attend both. Junior clubs are
Playmaker Summer Basketball League available at no charge for those participants who don’t have
We have decided to give the Playmaker’s program a fun their own sets. Register by calling the Riverton Country
league format and move it outdoors! The Playmaker Summer Club at (307) 856-4779 or in the ‘R’ Rec office.
League will include ball handling, shooting and fundamental Registration Deadline: Friday, May 31 (Session I)
skills with teams being “drafted” each week for daily game- Wednesday, July 3 (Session II)
play and finish each session with a bit of competitiveness. Get Date: June 4-13; Tues/Thurs (Session I)
registered early, as space will be limited due to the size of the July 9-18; Tues/Thurs (Session II)
courts. Time: 9-9:30am; 5-7 years old
Registration Deadline: Friday, May 31 10-10:45am; 8-10 years old
Date: June 10-July 17; Mon/Wed (Girls) 11-11:45am; 11+ years old
June 11-July 18; Tues/Thurs (Boys) Place: Riverton Country Club
Time: 9-10am; 5th-6th grade Age: 5+ years old
10-11am; 3rd-4th grade Cost: $50/session or $90/both sessions
Place: CWC Tennis Courts (west end of campus)
Age: 3rd-6th grade
Riverton Raiders Youth Baseball Camp
The Riverton Elks-Legion Raiders coaches and players will
Cost: $30
be holding a baseball clinic on Tuesdays, June 4, 11, and 18
Challenger Sports – at their stadium from 9-11am each day. This is for baseball
players ages 5-12 and we will be teaching hitting, fielding,
Challenger International Soccer Camp pitching, and base running skills. Cost is $30 for players who
Challenger Sports, the number one youth soccer company
pre-register at ‘R’ Recreation or $35 the day of the camp. For
in the United States, will be holding one of their nationwide
more information contact Troy Brown at (717) 847-3601 or
British Soccer training camps in town hosted by RYSA. This
by email at keeya@epix.net.
camp will help develop your child’s soccer skills, confidence,
and understanding of the game. Challenger encourages Riverton Youth Rugby Camp
children to become independent learners; to develop Youth Rugby is a safe, non-contact, and easy to play game
socially, and to better understand the meaning of respect, for boys and girls of all ages. It is played in schools, parks,
responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and leadership. recreation leagues, and community organizations across the
Challenger’s innovative curriculum will engage, educate, and country. The rules are simple, the game is easy to learn, and
entertain your child. If you have any questions about this, minimal equipment is required. Participants will learn the
please contact Josh Saltsgaver (307) 840-6725 or Brandon game of rugby, gain understanding of the basic rules, learn the
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fundamental skills required, and learn how to play as a team. Time: 9-10:30am
Two veteran rugby players with more than 20 years of playing Place: RHS Turf Field
the game will coach this year’s Rugby Camp. Age: 2nd-5th grade
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, July 3 Cost: $10/boy (no charge for adults)
Date: July 8-11; Mon-Thurs
Time: 5:30-6:30pm
Place: Tonkin Stadium FALL YOUTH SPORTS
Age: 8-14 years old
Cost: $30
(Registration is in the summer!)
Hot Shots! Soccer Camp Riverton Junior Football League
Refine your foot skills and improve your soccer game just The Riverton Junior Football League will be taking
in time for the fall soccer season! The camp will focus on registrations for the 2019 season beginning Monday, July
fundamental foot work, striking and strategies of the game. 22nd. RJFL is a football league for youth players in grades
Valuable instruction is provided by Riverton Rampage 1st-6th and the success of this league depends solely on
soccer coaches and players. Enjoy this unique, affordable volunteer coaches, referees and line crew, so plan to get
opportunity for your soccer player to be mentored by the involved! Please consider volunteering to help make this
older players. Registrations must be made in advance by the season the best yet! League information is as follows:
deadline.
5th-6th Sr. Tackle
Registration Deadline: Friday, July 19
Registration Deadline: Friday, August 9 | Cost: $35
Date: July 22-26; Mon-Fri
The league will provide pads, pants, jersey and helmet.
Time: 9-10:30am
Players are required to purchase a mouth guard. Mini-Camp
Place: RHS Turf Field
Practices will begin Monday, August 12. (RJFL field at 5:30)
Age: 5-10 years old
A sports physical from a physician prior to the first night of
Cost: $30
practice (Aug. 12) is required for all 5th/6th grade players!
Jr. Wolverine Football Camp 3rd-4th Jr. Tackle
Want to start your junior football season off on the right Registration Deadline: Friday August 16 | Cost: $35
foot? The Jr. Wolverine Camp is designed for young players The league will provide pads, pants, jersey and helmet. Players
to develop a base level of football fundamental skills. Join the are required to purchase a mouth guard.
RHS coaches and players for two days of fun, dynamic drills
1st-2nd Flag Football
and skills and be well prepared for your football season.
Registration Deadline: Friday August 23 | Cost: $25
Registration Deadline: Friday, July 26
The league will provide the team t-shirt, flag belt and flags.
Date: Aug. 1 & 2; Thurs & Fri
Players are required to purchase a mouth guard.
Time: 9-10:30am
Place: RHS Turf Field Registration forms are available at ‘R’ Recreation and Teton
Age: 3rd-6th grade Athletic Club. There is a separate RJFL registration form used
Cost: $25 (not the ‘R’ Rec form). Check out ‘Riverton Jr. Football’ on
Facebook for up-to-date league information.
Father & Son Flag Football
You won’t want to miss getting your son involved in this all Riverton Rampage Soccer Travel Teams
skills clinic designed to get Fathers and Sons together before Registration Deadline is Friday, August 2
the summer ends for a morning of absolute fun, teaming Contact Brandon Kintzler 307-760-5678 or
up with each other to learn the finer fundamental points of Jeremy Mejorado 307-851-7992
the game and understanding what it takes to play football. www.rivertonsoccer.org
The goal is to provide information and drills that will help The Riverton Rampage is a competitive, traveling soccer
each father and son understand the importance of physical league that provides a more challenging level of soccer to
movements and positions. All Guardians, Dads, Grandpas, those players who are willing to make a commitment to
Stepdads, Uncles, etc. are welcome and encouraged to come practicing and weekend travel. Please download the Rampage
out! Registration Packet from rivertonsoccer.org. Players must
Registration Deadline: Friday, July 26 provide a wallet size picture and a birth certificate.
Date: July 27, Aug. 3 & 10; Saturdays
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Riverton Youth Soccer Fall Season: Get Nordic Walking Wyoming
Recreation Soccer League
Registration Deadline is Friday, August 2
Contact Rachel Mejorado 307-851-5052 or
Kala Liedy 307-840-0424
www.rivertonsoccer.org Get more from your usual walk with Nordic Walking! Nordic
No late registrations will be accepted. This league is designed Walking uses poles specific for the activity (they are different
for players of all abilities and focuses on the fundamentals of from hiking or trekking poles) that improves your heart
soccer and the improvement of skills. The season runs from health, whole body strength, posture, and balance. Nordic
Aug 20-Sept. 27. Practices and games are played weeknight Walking develops upper and lower body strength and burns
evenings at Rein Park (west end of Monroe). Based on state 40% more calories than regular walking. In fact, a 15-minute
rules, children must have been born by December 31, 2015, Nordic Walk produces the same benefits as walking for 27
or earlier to participate. The league is for children 5 years old minutes! Get fit in half the time! Join Penny Fahey, certified
through 14 years and fees are $40. There is a separate RYSA instructor with the American Nordic Walking Association, as
registration form used (not the ‘R’ Rec form) available online she teaches techniques for Nordic Walking that will give you
at rivertonsoccer.org or at the ‘R’ Rec office. The success of a great work-out outdoors, and it’s great for rehab too! There
this league depends solely on volunteer coaches and team will be an introductory class offered Thursdays in June, and
parents. Please consider volunteering for the success of the poles will be provided.
league! Those interested in taking Nordic Walking with them on
their own journeys, will be able to purchase a Starter Set at a
ADULT HEALTH & FITNESS great discount! Learn more about Nordic Walking at www.
healthypennyswellness.com, click on the Nordic Walking
Wyoming tab.
Taste of Iron Works Gym Come and try Nordic Walking, for no charge, at any of the
Have you been wanting to try a fitness class, but just weren’t individual class dates that work for your schedule, or attend
sure about fully committing to it? Here is your chance to give all three! Participants must register in advance of the class
it a try and at no charge. There will be a certified instructor date.
teaching sample classes at the times listed below. The classes Registration Deadline: Friday before the scheduled date
being offered will include Yoga, Strength & Circuit Weight Date: June 13, 20, 27; Thursdays
Training, Spin, PiYo, Insanity, and Antigravity Yoga. Just Time: 5:30-6:30pm
come and give it a try, preregistration is not required. Place: Jaycee Park Picnic Shelter
Date: June 3, 10, 17; Mondays Cost: Try it for FREE (must register in advance)
Time: 9, 9:30 or 10am
Place: Iron Works Gym Tai Chi Fit & Nordic Walking
Cost: FREE (New Combo Class)
Adult Co-Ed Soccer League Join Penny Fahey for a combination of these two popular
What you have all been waiting the long winter for is finally classes: Tai Chi Fit and Nordic Walking. Both activities are
here…the chance to be crowned the best adult soccer team very effective at improving balance, posture, joint health, and
in the county for 2019! Format will be 6on6 plus a goalie. general fitness while decreasing stress too! Truly a complete
Because it is a co-ed league, two girls are required to be workout! While Tai Chi Fit does not require any previous
on the field at all times. The league will conclude with a experience with Tai Chi, Penny does recommend attendance
tournament to give bragging rights to the best team! Players of an introductory class for Nordic Walking offered
must be 18 years or older to participate in the games. Thursdays in June, or contact her ahead of time at www.
Registration forms and rules are online at rrecreation.com healthypennyswellness.com. Poles will be provided for classes,
Registration Deadline: Friday, June 7 with an option of purchasing them for your own adventures.
Dates: June 18-July 25; Tues/Thurs Registration Deadline: Wednesday, July 3
Time: 6:30 and 7:30pm Date: July 9-Aug 8; Tues/Thurs
Place: RHS Turf Field Time: 5:30-6:30pm
Cost: $60/ten player roster Place: CWC Picnic Area (behind the CWC Student Center)
$10/person for additional players over ten Cost: $60
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SPECIAL INTEREST ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY
ACTIVITIES
Woodworking for Beginners Riverton Aquatic Center
In this exciting new course, you will learn beginner 307-856-4230
woodworking skills while creating unique and interesting The Riverton Aquatic Center will be offering summer
items for your home, to enter in the Fremont County Fair or swimming lessons starting June 17, 2019. Below is a list
to give as a perfect gift to someone special! Each class will be of the sessions and dates to get registered. Register during
a new project, including learning to make unique and custom open pool hours – no phone registrations will be taken and
picture frames, shadow boxes for those important items that payment must be made in full at time of registration.
should be hung, knick knack shelves for those items you Swimming Lessons
want to display and the final project will be decided by the Registration starts June 10 for All Sessions | Cost: $35
students! This class will bring your Pinterest board to life! Morning lessons are 9am, 10am and 11am.
All supplies will be provided but students are asked to bring Evening lessons will be at 5pm.
a pair of safety glasses. An early deadline is requested so the Session 1: June 17-June 27; Mon-Thurs
instructor can get the lumber and initial cuts done in time for Session 2: July 8-July 18; Mon-Thurs
the projects. Session 3: July 29-Aug. 8; Mon-Thurs
Registration Deadline: Friday, June 28 Private Lessons: June 10-Aug. 17
Date: July 8-17; Mon/Wed (Contact a Pool Representative at 856-4230)
Time: 6-8pm
Place: CWC ProTech Bldg., Room 120 Lap Swim: Monday-Friday 5:15a-9a; 12p-1p
Age: 16+ years old Open Swim: Monday-Friday 2-4pm & 6-8pm;
Cost: $60 Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm
Riverton Swim Club
Rent a Community Garden Plot The Riverton Swim Club is a competitive USA swim
The Riverton Community Garden is “natural” (pesticides team and is accepting swimmers for the summer session,
and fertilizers restricted to approved products), the June 10-July 18. It is open to all swimmers ages 5 and up
watering is automatic, the soil has been amended with who meet the minimum requirements. Practice times are
compost. Gardeners sign one season contracts with the Mon-Thurs from 7:30-9am at the Riverton Aquatic Center.
option to renew at the conclusion of each season. To get Check out our Learn to Swim pre-competitive program
an application, set of guidelines and gardening contract, for kids ages 5-8, June 10 - July 18. Contact Joel Harms at
please call 855-2190 or 855-2015. You may also pick rivertonswimclub@gmail.com for more information or check
the packet up in the ‘R’ Recreation Office in online at www.rivertonswimclub.org. Cost will be a $75 flat
the ProTech Building at CWC. Each plot is fee for the summer session.
$45 for the 2019 season, $35 for all returning
gardeners. Hot Notes, Cool Nites
Hot Notes, Cool Nites is a summer concert series in the
Lander and Riverton City Parks. The concerts feature music
from our local CWC Community Band and performances by
Wyoming professional artists. The Band performs programs
from a variety of musical genres including classical band
‘R’ Recreation Mission works, marches, show tunes, and movie music. Guest Artists
The ‘R’ Recreation Mission is to strengthen our in 2019 include The Songteller, WyoJazz, Lights Along
community and enrich the lives of all Riverton the Shore, String Theory, Packin’ the Mail, and Prairie
Residents by providing affordable and diverse Wildfire. All band musicians, regardless of age, are invited
recreational, physical and cultural opportunities with to participate in the CWC Community Band. The Band
a focus on families, youth development and building rehearses at 5:30pm the evening of the concert. Concerts are
free and begin at 7pm. Riverton will host the concerts at the
healthy communities.
City Park band shell on June 24, July 8 and 22. Lander’s City
Park will be the concert host on July 1, 15 and 29.
‘R’ Recreation • www.rrecreation.com • facebook.com/rrecreation 9SUMMER
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
Movie Matinées Riverton Raiders Legion Baseball
‘R’ Recreation will be selling the summer movie matinée Want to catch some exciting baseball games this summer?
tickets for Barry Cinemas. The cost is $15 for 10 movies and Then why not attend one of Riverton’s Legion Baseball home
they will be shown at the GEM theater. Movie times are games and support our high school aged team. Their field is
Wednesdays and Thursdays at 11am, 11:15am, 1:15pm and located off of Day Drive (north of CWC just look for the
1:30pm. The $15 ticket packet can be purchased at the ‘R’ lights). Like Riverton Raiders Baseball on Facebook.
Recreation office. Ages 2 and under are free if they sit in your May 29 vs. Rock Springs 5pm/7pm
lap. The 2019 Summer Movie Matinées are subject to change. May 31-June 2 Roy Peck Memorial Tournament
(See movie listings below.) June 6 vs. Sheridan 5pm/7pm
June 5, 6 Secret Life of Pets June 8 vs. Powell 1pm/3pm
June 12, 13 Sing June 28 vs. Lovell 5pm/7pm
June 19, 20 Trolls July 10 vs. Cody 5pm/7pm
June 26, 27 Minions July 18 vs. Green River 5pm/7pm
No Movie the week of July 4th
July 10, 11 Despicable Me Fremont Area Road Tour
July 17, 18 Despicable Me 2 Join us for our 10th annual road bike tour on Saturday, June
July 24, 25 The Grinch 8. This event showcases the Lander cycling experience and
July 31, Aug. 1 How to Train Your Dragon; Hidden World offers a unique adventure for the whole family. Come early
August 7, 8 Surprise Movie! and hang around after for Lander’s very own Brewfest.
August 14, 15 Surprise Movie! Route start at 7:30am at City Park and end at 2:00pm. Aid
Stations are located on all routes and riders are welcome to
return to City Park for aid station services anytime during
Riverton Little League Fireworks the ride. The distance of the races ranges from 15 miles to a
Don’t miss one of Riverton’s finest fireworks shows on metric century. Registration fee is $55 which includes custom
Thursday, June 27th that celebrates the conclusion of the t-shirt, breakfast, lunch, swag bag, access to SAG vehicle, and
Riverton Little League season. The fireworks show will be Aid Stations. For more information and to register go to
at dusk in conjunction with the Championship games and fremontarearoadtour.com
closing ceremonies. Fireworks will be launched near the
intersection of Park Avenue and Smith Road.
2019 Summer Movie Matinées
June 5 & 6................................................................... Secret Life of Pets
June 12 & 13 .............................................................. Sing
June 19 & 20 .............................................................. Trolls
June 26 & 27 .............................................................. Minions
July 10 & 11 ............................................................... Despicable Me
July 17 & 18 ............................................................... Despicable Me 2
July 24 & 25 ................................................................The Grinch
July 31 & Aug. 1 ..................... How to Train Your Dragon; Hidden World
August 7 & 8 ............................................................... Surprise Movie!
August 14 & 15 ........................................................... Surprise Movie!
10 ‘R’ Recreation • www.rrecreation.com • facebook.com/rrecreationSUMMER
RECREATION
Challenge for Charities Races Riverton Branch Library
(Register online at www.landercommunityfoundation.org)
Summer Events
The Lander Community Foundation sponsors the annual
1330 W. Park Avenue | 307-856-3556
Challenge for Charities, a community-wide fundraiser that
Check us out on Facebook, Riverton Branch Library,
culminates in the Lander Half Marathon, 5K and Kids
for up-to-date information on all Riverton events!
1-mile Mad Dash. The event will include entertainment,
breakfast, swag, and will be followed by Lander’s famous July Safe Kids Fair
4th Parade at 10am. Register before June 25 as prices increase Thursday, June 6 | 10am-1pm | All Invited | FREE
June 26 (for Half Marathon $50, and 5K $35). We are partnering with Public Health and Injury Prevention
Date: Thursday, July 4 to host this fun event which will include several activities for
Time: 6am - Half Marathon Race (Cost $45) the family and kids of all ages. To include obstacle courses,
7am - 5K (Cost $30) Bike Safety station, First Responders (such as Riverton Police
8am - Half Marathon and 5K Awards Department, Riverton Volunteer Fire Department, and
8:30am - 1 Mile Kids’ Mad Dash (Cost $15) more), and food.
Riverton Branch Library Andy Mason - Live Entertainment
Summer Reading Programming Friday, July 5 | 2pm | All Invited | FREE
Andy Mason will provide live entertainment for the family.
Fun+Books=A Universe of Stories Check out this award winning artist on Pandora, Amazon,
The Library’s Summer Reading Program is for toddlers up
or iTunes, “Big People Music” or on Facebook, Andy Mason
to 18 year olds, which runs from June 1 through July 31.
Music.
Registration begins Saturday, June 1 at the Riverton Branch
Library. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis and
fills up fast. Thank you to the Riverton Friends of the Library,
and the Fremont County School District #25 Recreation
Board for their generous support of our program.
Children’s Summer Reading Program Music on the Lawn Series
During registration, kids will receive a book bag, sticker, and July 10, 17 & 24 | 7-9pm | All Invited | FREE
bookmark. Kids are asked to read (or be read to) any library Invite your family and friends to join you for an evening of
book of their choice. Record every 20 minutes they read on great entertainment. Don’t forget to bring your blanket/chair.
the provided reading log. Turn in completed logs and each Live music, with a different band performing each week.
child will receive an invitation to a special evening event. A Ranging from rock and roll to country music. Last year we
calendar listing dates and times of events (weekly program had The Woodpile, Lost Springs Band, and the Low Water
and special events) will be available at registration. String Band.
Teen Summer Reading Program Chalk the Walk
During registration, teens will receive a snack and an Wednesday, July 17 | 7pm | Families | FREE
excellent prize. Teens will be asked to read any Teen or Adult Chalk the Walk is a fun evening of art and music. Chalk will
library book. Pick up a Bingo Card from the Teen Scene and be provided to participants. (Registration is required for a chalk
be entered to win fresh prizes (like Funko Pops or VIP pass square. Only 30 squares available.)
to ReBeL Con). Each day you check a book out you will
receive one scratch ticket for an instant win. ReBeL Con
Saturday, July 27 | 11am to 5pm | All Invited | $3/$5
Join us for Riverton Branch Library’s very first Pop-Culture
Convention! ReBeL Con will celebrate comics, gaming, sci-fi,
cult classics, and more. Fandom, cosplay or not, this is the
event to attend. We will end the day by inviting attendees to
walk down to the Twilight Parade as a group, which starts at
6pm. $3 with a Riverton Branch Library card and $5 without a
card (all proceeds to Friends of the Riverton Branch Library)
‘R’ Recreation • www.rrecreation.com • facebook.com/rrecreation 11SUMMER
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
Summer Academy Classes
Summer Academy is a FREE oppportunity for Boys & Girls, Grades K-8th to participate in their choice of classes during
3 weeks in June. Children can participate in one or in as many classes as they would like. Classes sizes are limited and we
will not extend beyond these limits. A waiting list will be created once a class is filled. Registrations are not completed until
they are in the computer software. For this reason, we highly encourage you to register ONLINE to secure your child(s)
spot in our classes.
Class content will not change from week to week, therefore, we ask that you do NOT sign your child up for the same class
week to week. Select classes do have a supply requirement that will be listed within the class description that we ask you
respect. To make sure class content is age appropriate, age groups will not be negotiable. Children should be enrolled in
the grade they are going into in the Fall of 2019. ‘R’ Recreation staff will be available in between classes to assist children if
needed, but it is expected that children will be able to walk to and from each class on their own.
We could not be more excited about this summer and all the fantastic classes that are being offered. Our instructors truly
stepped up their game and are bringing creative, fun, and intriguing classes that will leave your child never wanting to leave.
Look forward to seeing you this summmer!
- ‘R’ Recreation
Help us expand our programming? NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT
Consistent with its mission to value diversity and to treat
‘R’ Recreation is looking for new and fresh ideas from our all individuals with dignity and respect, Central Wyoming
community. Do you have a hobby or special skills set that you College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
think others would enjoy learning about or participating in? national origin, ancestry, sex, age, religion, or disability
Or are you passionate about a certain sport or perhaps a pro in in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in
its educational program services or activities. The college
something fun and want to offer a specific class?
makes reasonable accommodations to serve students with
special needs and offers services to students who have the
Download and complete our proposal form at ability to benefit.
rrecreation.com.
Inquiries concerning Title VI, Title IX, or Section 504 of
the Rehabilitation Act may be referred to the Executive
Director of Human Resources at Central Wyoming College,
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Monday, May 27 and Thursday, July 4! 2112 or 1-800-735-8418 (instate) or the Western Division
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@R-Recreation The spirit of free inquiry, which characterizes the
educational environment, must be allowed to flourish
within the context of mutual respect and civil discourse.
Discriminatory, threatening, or harassing behavior
against any group or individual based on, but not limited
to, gender, color, disability, sexual orientation, religious
preference, national origin, ancestry, or age, will not be
tolerated.
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June 3-6 Summer Academy Classes 13
CLASS TIME AGES LOCATION DESCRIPTION
Robert A. Let your inner star shine! If you are interested in acting then this fun, high-energy class is for you.
Intro to Acting 8-9am 3rd-8th Peck Arts Students will begin to explore the art of acting for the stage by completing exercises, warm-ups, games
8-9am
Cameron Fehring Center 138 and working together to create scenes. Limit 12
This self-exploratory course is dedicated to helping you get to know yourself a little better. Personality
I Me CWC Main tests, customized affirmations, exploring the power of positivity, creating gratitude jars heart mapping
9-10am K-2nd
Lindy Nielsen Hall 167 and other activities are designed to increase self-confidence and help you identify your amazing
strengths, all while having a total blast. Limit 12
Let’s explore all the different things you can do with milk, bubbles, fizzing sidewalk chalk and slime.
Messy Science CWC Main
9-10am K-2nd Students will explore, create, and think outside the box as they work with a variety of elements. Some of
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the projects will be messy, so dress accordingly. Limit 10
You are never too young to start learning how to design simple clothing. Our instructor will use a variety
Fashion 101 CWC Main of different ways to teach your first, second or third grader about fashion. Students will get to make their
9-10am 1st-3rd
Brandi Maxson Hall 169 own clothing for a small mannequin and participate in a few fun design challenges throughout the week.
Limit 12
Students will make re-usable board games to take home. These No-Tech games can be played anytime
No Tech Games Robert A.
even with no electricity or devices! Participants will learn to play games that kids everywhere use to play
to Go 9-10am 1st-3rd Peck Arts
and games that you can share with older generations. Let’s see if you have the winning strategies of a
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9-10am
good ol’ game of Tic-Tac-Toe or Checkers! Limit 15
Riverton Rocks is a “simple act of kindness” project. Have a fun week designing, painting and labeling
Riverton Rocks! CWC Main
9-10am 3rd-5th rocks to be shared and placed throughout the community or to be given to family and friends to brighten
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their day. Students need to wear their “paint” clothes. Limit 12
Five B’s of Summer:
Botany, Bugs, Let’s add a little BLING to your porch & patio! This botany inspired class will have you creating your
CWC Main own flower pots, flower planting included. We will then craft darling bugs using buttons, beads & sticks
Buttons, Beads & 9-10am 3rd-8th
Hall 179 to add some extra BLING your beautiful potted flowers. Your creations are sure to brighten your summer
Blings or would make a lovely summer gift for someone special! Limit 12
Joy Pettit
You were meant to be a star! If you have experience in acting and desire to be part of a production then
Theatre Production Robert A.
this class is for you. Students will begin to explore acting for the stage by completing exercises, warm-ups,
(Week 1 of 3) 9-10am 5th-8th Peck Arts
games and working together to create scenes. The three week commitment is required as the students
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will be participating in a role for a full production on the last day of week 3. Limit 15
Exploring with Who doesn’t love a bit of color in their day? A color circle, based on red, yellow and blue, is traditional in
CWC Main
Colors 10-11am K-2nd the field of art. Participants will study primary, secondary, tertiary and complimentary colors and will be
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10-11am
Sharon Whitaker conducting a variety of cool experiments that will explore the color wheel. Limit 15Week 1 Page
June 3-6 Summer Academy Classes 14
CLASS TIME AGES LOCATION DESCRIPTION
Let’s Get The participants will be exploring print making, collages and abstract art in this Summer Academy class.
CWC Main
Creative 10-11am 1st-3rd Students will use several different art mediums with each project. Dress appropriately as this will be
Hall 169
Brandi Maxson messy and some of the materials used may not come out of their clothing. Limit 12
Our feathered friends always welcome a cool spot to hang out. Students will put together an amazing
Robert A.
For the Birds retreat for the birds to use when they visit your home. Start with a welcoming guest room and some
10-11am 1st-3rd Peck Arts
Connie Murray fresh food then wait to see if they won’t stay around so that you can keep an eye on them and enjoy their
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presence. Limit 15
Friendship Do you and your friends both need some new arm bling? Then sign up for this class where we will spend
CWC Main
Bracelets 10-11am 3rd-5th four days crafting friendship bracelets galore. You can keep them, trade them, or gift them to someone
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Tiana Payne special. Limit 12
Are you ready to try your hand at sport stacking and have lots of fun doing it? This is an exceptional
Robert A.
Sport Cup Stacking activity to developed hand-eye coordination, focus, concentration and ambidexterity. It’s a sport that
10-11am 3rd-5th Peck Arts
Phyllis Zenk everyone can learn and, with practice, improve your times as you challenge yourself ! Students will learn
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the 3-3-3 stack, the 3-6-3 stack, the cycle stack and the rapid fire. Limit 15
10-11am
Do you have the ENDURANCE to survive and thrive? This class will have you challenging yourself
Endurance 2019: and teammates physically and mentally to win pyramid pieces that represent 13 essential inner qualities:
CWC Main Strength, Heart, Courage, Perseverance, Luck, Trust, Leadership, Discipline, Knowledge, Commitment,
Part I 10-11am 3rd-8th
Hall 179 Teamwork, Ingenuity, and Friendship. Teams will also compete in the “Temple of Fate”, where you will
Joy Pettit go head to head in a strategic mind-bending game of Wood-Water-Fire! The team that collects all 13
pieces become the ENDURANCE champions for the R-Rec Summer Academy week one. Limit 12
Have you ever watched a movie and wondered, “who thought this whole thing up?” Well, these people
Screenwriting 101 CWC Main
10-11am 5th-6th are called screenwriters, and they get to create the whole story and characters in the movies. This is your
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chance to learn screenwriting styles and write your own short screenplay. Limit 10
Robert A. Create a character with your body! Students will learn techniques that professional actors and dancers
Theatre Movement 10-11am 5th-8th Peck Arts use to help them create unique movement, various looks and get some good exercise while doing it. Bring
Cameron Fehring Center 138 your flair and all that is uniquely YOU! Limit 10
DIY Spa Kits CWC Main You don’t need a luxurious spa in order to give yourself the pampering you deserve. Come learn how to
10-11am 5th-8th
Lindy Nielsen Hall 167 make your very own natural products for manicures, pedicures, facials and more. Treat yo self ! Limit 12
Snacks, snacks, delicious snacks! These are easy, enjoyable treats that the students will learn to create that
All Things No Bake 11am-Noon CWC Main
K-3rd can be shared any time of the year. The participants will learn measuring, pouring, and basic kitchen skills
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and they won’t leave the class hungry. Limit 12
Learning about science just got more fun, and tastier! The only thing better than just learning science is
CWC Main
11am-Noon
Edible Science 11am-Noon K-5th to do it through food experiments! Participants in this new class will make solar oven s’mores, gumdrop
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bridges and be shaking for butter! Limit 10Week 1 Page
June 3-6 Summer Academy Classes 15
CLASS TIME AGES LOCATION DESCRIPTION
Does your little one love to wear their thinking cap? Play make-believe? Think outside the box? Sign
The Creativity them up for the creativity challenge where each day is sure to stretch their imaginations and exercise
CWC Main
Challenge 11am-Noon 1st-3rd their brains. By using fine motor skills, movement and critical thinking, your child will be able to
Hall 167
Lindy Nielsen embrace their creativity and have full reign over their imagination. Spoiler Alert: one of the days will
include an Escape Room! Limit 12
Robert A. There are lots of ways we can use a few readily available items to help spruce up the out-of-doors area
Outside Art 11am-Noon 1st-3rd Peck Arts around the house and the garden. Participants will spend time customizing outdoor decorations to make
Connie Murray Center 157 some unique “artwork” to beautify your favorite outdoor space. Limit 15
Are you ready to try your hand at sport stacking and have lots of fun doing it? This is an exceptional
Robert A.
Sport Cup Stacking 11am-Noon activity to developed hand-eye coordination, focus, concentration and ambidexterity. It’s a sport that
3rd-5th Peck Arts
Phyllis Zenk everyone can learn and, with practice, improve your times as you challenge yourself ! Students will learn
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the 3-3-3 stack, the 3-6-3 stack, the cycle stack and the rapid fire. Limit 15
Let’s Explore Dig deep to see why things react the way they do to different elements. This hands on class will test your
CWC Main
Science 11am-Noon 3rd-8th curiosity and touch your senses. You’ll make predictions and the end result may shock you. Students will
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Brandi Maxson learn about simple machinery, circuits and more! Limit 12
11am-Noon
Holiday Party Combining holidays and parties equal twice the fun! Head over to this class for themes that will be the
CWC Main hit of the holiday party. Each day will highlight a different holiday and we will celebrate by creating fun
Mania 11am-Noon 3rd-8th
Hall 179 and unique snacks, crafts, and decorations that will help you become the holiday “party planner go-to” for
Joy Pettit your family and friends! Limit 12
Lights, Camera,
Ever wanted to make your own movie? Learn how movies are made, then make one of your own.
Action: Make Your CWC Main
11am-Noon 5th-6th Students will explore cameras, directing, acting and editing for movies and together the class will make a
Own Movie Hall 161
movie in 1 week. Limit 10
Jeremy Nielsen
Robert A.
If you have been wondering how the looks of a movie and theater sets are created then this class is just
Behind the Scenes Peck Art
11am-Noon 5th-8th what you need. This introductory class will have you recreating fun and easy scene projects that the pros
Cameron Fehring Center Scene
use. (This class will meet outside of MH 169 on the first day to walk to the Scene Shop) Limit 12
Shop
Are you ready to try your hand at sport stacking and have lots of fun doing it? This is an exceptional
Robert A.
Sport Cup Stacking activity to developed hand-eye coordination, focus, concentration and ambidexterity. It’s a sport that
1-2pm 4th-6th Peck Arts
Phyllis Zenk everyone can learn and, with practice, improve your times as you challenge yourself ! Students will learn
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the 3-3-3 stack, the 3-6-3 stack, the cycle stack and the rapid fire. Limit 15
1-2pm
Robert A. Stained glass is a beautiful but time consuming art form. In this class students will simplify it by faking
Faux Stained Glass 1-2pm 5th-8th Peck Arts it! Participants will turn some everyday objects into multicolored designs that everyone will admire and
Connie Murray Center 157 enjoy, and they will do it in just days! Limit 15Week 1 Page
June 3-6 Summer Academy Classes 16
CLASS TIME AGES LOCATION DESCRIPTION
This self-exploratory course is dedicated to helping you get to know yourself a little better. Personality
I Me CWC Main tests, customized affirmations, exploring the power of positivity, creating gratitude jars heart mapping
1-2pm 5th-8th
Lindy Nielsen Hall 167 and other activities are designed to increase self-confidence and help you identify your amazing
strengths, all while having a total blast. Limit 12
Join others in the Parachute Cord craze! These “survival” bracelets and key chains are easy & fun to
#ParacordCrazy CWC Main make, and in a pinch can be taken apart to be used for a multitude of uses. We will have a variety of
1-2pm
1-2pm 5th-8th
Joy Pettit Hall 179 cord colors for boys & girls, so get signed up and learn to braid your own survival bracelet and keychain.
Limit 12
Have you ever watched a movie and wondered, “who thought this whole thing up?” Well, these people
Screenwriting 101 CWC Main
1-2pm 7th-8th are called screenwriters, and they get to create the whole story and characters in the movies. This is your
Jeremy Nielsen Hall 161
chance to learn screenwriting styles and write your own short screenplay. Limit 10
Are you ready to try your hand at sport stacking and have lots of fun doing it? This is an exceptional
Robert A.
Sport Cup Stacking activity to developed hand-eye coordination, focus, concentration and ambidexterity. It’s a sport that
2-3pm 5th-8th Peck Arts
Phyllis Zenk everyone can learn and, with practice, improve your times as you challenge yourself ! Students will learn
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the 3-3-3 stack, the 3-6-3 stack, the cycle stack and the rapid fire. Limit 15
Duct Tape Team Are you a part of a team? Sure you are!!! Every day in fact; think not just sports but also school, family,
CWC Main friends, church, and clubs! With a roll of duct tape, you will learn skills such as leadership, trust,
Building 2-3pm 5th-8th
Hall 179 cooperation, creativity, and problem solving, all while building self-confidence to make sure your “teams”
Joy Pettit stick together and succeed. Limit 12
2-3pm
Robert A. Although bees are an important part of food production, they are most well known for producing honey
Bee My Honey 2-3pm 5th-8th Peck Arts and wax. This honey and wax can be used to make some very nice beauty products that can make a girl’s
Connie Murray Center 157 life more elegant. In this class we will create some fun little ‘extras’ using honey. Limit 15
Lights, Camera,
Ever wanted to make your own movie? Learn how movies are made, then make one of your own.
Action: Make Your CWC Main
2-3pm 7th-8th Students will explore cameras, directing, acting and editing for movies and together the class will make a
Own Movie Hall 161
movie in 1 week. Limit 10
Jeremy Nielsen
‘R’ Recreation Mission Statement
The ‘R’ Recreation Mission is to strengthen our community and enrich the lives of
all Riverton residents by providing affordable and diverse recreational, physical and
cultural opportunities with a focus on families, youth development and building
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