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MSCR Program Guide
SPRING 2021
Indoor Outdoor Online
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MSCR IS A DEPARTMENT OF THE MADISON METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT • MSCR.ORG • 608.204.3000
Welcome
WELCOME TO THE MSCR SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE!
As the weather warms up, our teams have put together some wonderful outdoor pro-
grams to keep you busy this spring, in addition to our indoor and virtual programs. Look
for some of our long-standing favorites to resume, like soccer and softball leagues and
pontoon boat rides, or try out a new art class or outdoor pursuit. No matter your age or
interests, there is an option to keep you engaged, connected and having fun.
Our team is excited to resume our elementary afterschool programs as MMSD students
return to classrooms while continuing to provide childcare for Gr 3-5 students and virtual
opportunities for our middle and high school participants. We look forward to the return
of summer and a full slate of camp options. Full camp information will be available on
March 15 with registration beginning on March 22.
We look forward to seeing you in a program soon.
Janet Dyer, MSCR Executive Director & MSCR Staff
Health & Safety Procedures & Expectations
At MSCR, the health and safety of our customers and staff is a top PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS
priority. These safety measures are in place at our programs and We need help from you, our customers and participants, to keep ev-
facilities to help keep everyone in our community safe. eryone safe. We request that everyone who enters an MSCR facility
follows these guidelines:
FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT • Wear a cloth face covering or mask into the facility. Face
• Physical distancing of 6 ft in common areas and program coverings are required indoors and recommended, but not
spaces, including outdoors required, for outdoor activities.
• Clear barriers at the reception desks • Enter the building just before your start time and leave
• Hand sanitizer available at all programs promptly at the end of the program
• A clean facility: all areas of the facility are cleaned daily, • Wash hands or use hand sanitizer on entry into the build-
high touch surfaces are disinfected multiple times ing
throughout the day • Give other customers and staff 6 feet of space in rooms
• Shared equipment will be limited and cleaned after each and common areas
use • Only registered participants may enter the building. Youth
• Drinking fountains are closed, but water bottle fillers are participants should be dropped off at the entrance. Visi-
available tors & accompanying individuals should wait outside.
• Furniture removed from waiting areas • Come dressed for your program, changing facilities are
• Building access limited to program participants and staff not available. Continue to bring clean shoes to fitness
• Changes to entrances & exits to limit traffic in common studios.
spaces • Bring a water bottle to class and leave food at home or in
your vehicle.
STAFF • Observe indoor traffic patterns, exits and entrances may
• All staff wearing face coverings in indoor facilities be different.
• Fewer administrative staff in the facility each day • Stay home if you are feeling sick or have any symptoms,
even minor, of COVID-19, including: fever, cough, short-
• Staff trained in health & hygiene procedures
ness of breath, difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or
body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore
throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea, vomiting or
diarrhea.
MSCR Spring 2021 PROGRAM GUIDE
608.204.3000 OR MSCR.ORG
PRESCHOOL & YOUTH
MSCR HOYT MAIN OFFICE
& ACTIVITY CENTER Afteschool & Cares Prorgrams 5
Arts & Enrichment - Preschool & Child + Adult 8 - 14
3802 Regent Street
Arts & Enrichment - Youth 8 - 14
Madison, WI 53705 Sports & Fitness 15 - 17
Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pm
ADULT
Registration begins
Monday, March 8 at 8 am Adapted Recreation
Arts & Enrichment
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18 - 23
for MMSD Residents and Fitness
Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness
24 - 29
30 - 33
Monday, March 22 at 8 am for Outdoor Recreation - Pursuits & Paddling
Sports - Recreation
6-7
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Non-MMSD residents.
MSCR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Janet Dyer
FAMILY/MULTI-AGE
MMSD SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. Carlton D. Jenkins
MMSD BOARD OF EDUCATION:
Gloria Reyes, President, Ali Janae Muldrow, Vice President, Nicki Vander
Meulen, Clerk, Cris Carusi, Treasurer, Savion Castro, Ananda Mirilli, Arts & Enrichment - Preschool & Child + Adult 8 - 14
Christina Gomez Schmidt, Julia Amann, Student Rep
Outdoor Recreation - Pursuits & Paddling 6-7
MSCR CITIZEN’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
Valencia Bennett-Parchment, Laura Gundlach, Erica Janisch, Lilian
Mather Kelly, Chair, Peter Kiron, Jane Lauengco, Jennifer Lindsley, Mary
Michaud, Rebecca Murray, John Oliver, Ana Rocha-Bonjour, Nicki Vander
Meulen, Board of Education Representative
FRIENDS OF MSCR BOARD MEMBERS:
Danessa Bishop, Carlos Chacon, Scott Frank, Brian Gile, John Laubmeier,
Martha Mallon, Nichole Monzon, Sharon Neylon, Mary Walsh, Beth Weiler
REGISTRATION
Go to mscr.org for the latest Health & Safety Procedures & Expectations Form
Fee Assistance Request
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information on programs and Friends of MSCR & Online Auction 23
health & safety. Inclusion Services
MSCR Program Sites
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Policies, Procedures & Forms 36 - 40
Registration Form 39
Editing and layout by Nicole M. Graper and Mary Roth, MSCR. Design by Greeleaf Media. Photographs by Evan Halpop, Inspired Images by Phillips, LLC and MSCR Staff.
The MSCR Program Guide is published three times a year in March, August and November by Madison School & Community Recreation, a department of the Madison
Metropolitan School District, 3802 Regent Street, Madison, WI 53705.
Issue No. 1, March 1, 2021
Adapted Recreation 608.204.4581
Adult Classes
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OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION
• Masks are required for every individual, age 5 and older, when it is
not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance.
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• Masks are strongly recommended for participants at all other
times.
• Participants not from the same household should maintain 6 feet
of physical distance to the greatest extent possible.
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Enjoy a variety of socially distanced activities each week. Meet and hang The focus is on movement, fundamentals and building basic soccer skills.
out with friends while enjoying a fun activity led by MSCR adaptive staff. Each class builds on skills through fun exercises drills and games. Staff
Arts and crafts, fitness activities, field games and other engaging activities work with participants on individual skills and focus on the essentials.
are planned each week. Social distancing policies and procedures allow for individual instruction
without the need to share equipment. Staff are dedicated to creating a safe
DANCE AND MOVE and welcoming environment for all.
An adaptive favorite is back with a new twist. Come and join us each
week for a low impact class using music and basic steps. Great for WALK IN THE PARK
cardiovascular and muscle toning workout. MSCR staff lead participants Join MSCR Staff for a hike at one of Madison’s amazing parks. While
through a series of fun dance routines to songs ranging from top twenty hiking enjoy spotting different types of birds and Madison wildlife. MSCR
hits to golden oldies. All fitness levels welcome. Adaptive Instructors help identify different animals and all the beauty that
Madison Parks have to offer!
Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course #
14+ City Club Tenney Park W 4/14-5/19 3:30-4:30pm $30 29672
14+ City Club Hoyt Park M 4/19-5/17 3:30-4:30pm $30 29673
14+ Dance and Move Hiestand Park M 4/19-5/17 5-6pm $25 29642
14+ Dance and Move Hoyt Park M 4/19-5/17 5-6pm $25 29646
14+ Soccer Skills Hoyt Park T 4/13-5/18 5-6pm $30 29616
14+ Soccer Skills Kennedy Park T 4/13-5/18 5-6pm $30 29615
14+ Soccer Skills Garner Park Sa 4/17-5/22 11:45am-12:45pm $30 29618
14+ Soccer Skills Tenney Park Sa 4/17-5/22 11:45am-12:45pm $30 29617
14+ Walk in the Park Edna Taylor Park Sa 5/1 10:30-11:30am $5 29620
14+ Walk in the Park Garner Park Sa 5/8 10:30-11:30am $5 29622
14+ Walk in the Park Olin Park Sa 5/15 10:30-11:30am $5 29624
14+ Walk in the Park TBA Sa 5/22 10:30-11:30am $5 29638
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608.204.3000 Afterschool
Elementary Programs
MSCR AFTERSCHOOL & ENRICHMENT MSCR CARES
MSCR provides afterschool and enrichment programs in 15 MMSD MSCR Cares provides full-day child care to participants in
elementary schools and 2 community centers when in-person grades 3-5 while MMSD schools are in a virtual model. The
school is in session. As MMSD students return to in-person learning program provides virtual school support, structured and free
in spring 2021, MSCR will resume limited-capacity Afterschool & choice activities, and indoor and outdoor play in a group setting
Enrichment programs for in-person learners. MSCR Afterschool & following current public health guidelines to maintain a safe,
Enrichment offer a variety of engaging educational, recreational and healthy environment.
social activities for children at their home school during afterschool
hours. Program Days/Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30am-4:45pm
AFTERSCHOOL & ENRICHMENT SITES Program details and registration information is available
at mscr.org. All sites are currently full and accepting students on
Allied Learning Center Lowell the waiting list.
Allis* Meadowood Neighborhood
Emerson Center CARES PROGRAM LOCATIONS
Falk* Mendota*
Allied Learning Center Sennett
Hawthorne * Midvale*
Badger Rock Sherman
Henderson* Nuestro Mundo*
Cherokee
Lake View Orchard Ridge
Lincoln (when Gr 3-5 return in Sandburg*
person) Schenk*
Lindbergh*
*Program funded by 21st Century Community Learning Center grant
Secondary Programs
MIDDLE SCHOOL AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
MSCR provides afterschool programming at every MMSD Middle
School. Dane County Human Services and 21st Century Community
Learning Center (CLC) grants, and a partnership with Urban League
of Greater Madison, help support the program. MSCR Middle
School Afterschool programs offer a variety of recreation activities,
educational opportunities, special interest clubs and youth
development programs.
While MMSD schools are 100% virtual, MSCR Middle School
programs & clubs also operates virtually. In-person programs
will resume when MMSD returns to in-person school. For more HIGH SCHOOL AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
information on schedules and activities, please contact the MSCR MSCR provides a variety of afterschool and weekend activities,
Afterschool Coordinator at your child’s school. events and services for students at each High School. Offerings
include afterschool academic support clubs, student interest clubs,
MSCR MIDDLE SCHOOL AFTERSCHOOL COORDINATORS youth leadership opportunities, ski & snowboard club, extramural
Badger Rock - Jamie Anderson, jaanderson@madison.k12.wi.us sports (volleyball and basketball), Leaders In Training (LIT) youth
employment program, Driver’s Education scholarship program (funded
Black Hawk* - Ilaina Smith, irsmith3@madison.k12.wi.us by Dane County) and more.
Cherokee - Reginald Lee, rjlee@madison.k12.wi.us
Hamilton - Kris Anderson, kranderson@madison.k12.wi.us While MMSD schools are 100% virtual, MSCR High School programs
Jefferson - Alexandria Dunham, avdunham@madison.k12.wi.us & clubs also operate virtually. In-person programs will resume
O’Keeffe - Johnny Kennedy, jkkennedy@madison.k12.wi.us when MMSD returns to in-person school. For more information and
specific schedules, please contact the MSCR High School Recreation
Sennett* - Voyinese Adams, vladams@madison.k12.wi.us
Specialist at your child’s school via email.
Sherman* - Kenneth Cole, krcole@madison.k12.wi.us
Spring Harbor - Kris Anderson, kranderson@madison.k12.wi.us
MSCR HIGH SCHOOL RECREATION SPECIALISTS
Toki - Donalvin Weatherby, dcweatherby@madison.k12.wi.us East High - Mayder Lor, mlor@madison.k12.wi.us
Whitehorse - Colleen Hayes, chayes@madison.k12.wi.us La Follette High - Dane Gottschall, drgottschall@madison.k12.wi.us
Wright* - Jamie Anderson, jaanderson@madison.k12.wi.us Memorial High School - Roxanne Rios, rrios@madison.k12.wi.us
* CLC-funded site West High - Monique Porter, maporter@madison.k12.wi.us
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Outdoor Pursuits 608.204.3025
Adult & Family Classes
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OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION
• Masks are required for every individual, age 5 and older, when it is
not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance.
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• Masks are strongly recommended for participants at all other
times.
• Participants not from the same household should maintain 6 feet
of physical distance to the greatest extent possible.
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
BACKYARD BUSHCRAFT
Learn from MSCR Outdoors staff the basics of outdoor survival skills includ-
ing shelter building, wood splitting, fire building and knot tying. If you enjoy
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the video series, you’ll love this in person opportunity to practice skills. Best
suited for ages 5+.
NATURE EXPLORATION
PADDLING MSCR is offering several opportunities for families and kids to spend time
O INTRO TO CANOE outdoors with nature activity kits! Each activity kit contains three different
Learn the basics to start paddling safely. These clinics give introductory types of activities (art, science and exploration) for you to complete while
information about boats, safety equipment, water safety and paddling exploring Madison parks. Every date focuses on a different nature theme.
techniques. If you’ve never been in a boat before, this is a great place to start! Register to participate online or drop in and pay on site, the kit costs $5.
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You are welcome to bring your own Coast Guard approved Type III PFD and if Activities take approximately one hour to complete and participants arrive
under 90lbs, you must provide your own PFD in order to paddle. Best suited anytime between 3:30-5:30pm. All activities are organized so participants
for ages 10+, Ages 16 and under must register and paddle with an adult. from different groups never need to interact. Best suited for ages 4-8.
INTRO TO KAYAK NIGHT EXPERIENCE AT THE SCHOOL FOREST
Learn the basics to start paddling safely. These clinics give introductory Bundle up and enjoy a spring evening with us. MSCR staff offer various night
information about boats, safety equipment, water safety and paddling time activities including fire building, stargazing, and understanding night
techniques. If you’ve never been in a boat before, this is a great place to start! vision. Activities are spread apart and you participate with your own group. All
You are welcome to bring your own Coast Guard approved Type III PFD and if participants must register and an adult over 18 must register and participate
under 90lbs, you must provide your own PFD in order to paddle. Best suited with youth participants. Best suited for ages 5+.
for ages 10+, Ages 16 and under must register and paddle with an adult. ORIENTEERING - SCHOOL FOREST
WINGRA CREEK TOUR Orienteering is an activity in which participants find their way to various
Enjoy a spring paddle on Lake Monona. Start at Wingra Dam and follow the checkpoints with the aid of a map and compass. It can be competitive or a
creek to a beautiful view of Monona Terrace and the State Capitol, ending at fun leisure activity. MSCR has three courses located at the Madison School
Bernie’s Beach Park. Meet at the Wingra Dam. Kayak trip. Best suited for ages Forest. The courses vary in difficulty and length for each group to choose.
10+, Ages 16 and under must register and paddle with an adult. MSCR provides course maps, 1-2 compasses, markers for recording and
directions on how to use the map and compass to find the checkpoints (no
experience necessary). All participants must register and an adult over 18
must register and participate with youth participants. Best suited for ages 5+.
SPRING AT SCHOOL FOREST
Enjoy spring at the School Forest; hike the trails, listen for birds and get warm
by a campfire. We’ll have MSCR Nature Kits available that feature nature
activities to explore while hiking. All activities are organized so participants
from different groups never need to interact. Best suited for ages 5+.
Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course #
All Backyard Bushcraft Kennedy Welcome Ctr Sa 5/22 4-6pm $2 29837
All Nature Exploration Owen Conservation W 5/5 3:30-6pm $5 29827
All Nature Exploration Cherokee Marsh W 5/19 3:30-6pm $5 29828
5+ Night Experience Jackson School Forest F 5/14 7-9pm $2 29829
All Orienteering Jackson School Forest Sa 5/1 1-4pm $2 29823
All Orienteering Jackson School Forest F 5/21 5:30-8:30pm $2 29825
5+ Spring at School Forest School Forest Sa 5/1 10am-12pm $2 29826
10+ Paddling - Intro to Canoe Vilas Park Th 6/3 4-6pm $15 29835
10+ Paddling - Intro to Kayak Tenney Park Th 5/13 4-6pm $15 30004
10+ Paddling - Intro to Kayak Vilas Park Th 5/20 4-6pm $15 29830
10+ Paddling - Wingra Creek Tour Vilas Park S 5/23 1-4pm $15 29833
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608.204.4581 Outdoor Pursuits
Pontoon Boat Rides
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Enjoy the city of Madison from the water on an MSCR Pontoon Boat Ride!
MSCR maintains 3 pontoon boats at the Tenney Park Boat House (1615 Sherman Ave) offering opportunities to get on the water through drop-ins, private
reservations and speciality trips. Locations and times vary, please review descriptions below. Boats are wheelchair accessible, and Tenney Park is our only
accessible loading/unloading site. All other locations are not wheelchair accessible. Smoking, vaping, chewing tobacco, alcohol and weapons are prohibited on
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property or boats. Boats are equipped with safety equipment, floatation devices and deck chairs. We highly encourage all participants to wear a face mask that
covers both their nose and mouth for the duration of the trip.
Our season is May through September, 7 days a week however we do not operate on the following holidays: Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day. Programming
and access to any lake is not guaranteed due to weather and water levels. If you have questions please contact us at pontoon@madison.k12.wi.us
RENTAL RESERVATIONS
Reserve a pontoon boat for your own outing; your reservation includes
volunteer drivers and first mates to crew the boats for your trip. Three boats
DROP IN RIDES
All trips are first come-first served with no reservations available.
$5 Suggested Donation (ages 3 and under free). Please donate as much as
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are available with a 15 passenger maximum per boat. We accept applications you are able and willing. We accept cash and checks on-site. All proceeds
for rentals beginning February 1 each year at mscr.org directly support funding for the MSCR Pontoon Program.
Typical season is May through September, 7 days a week. All drop-ins are subject to cancellation due to high water levels, or weather.
3 hour rentals are available: 9:30am-12:30pm, 1-4pm, 5-8pm Please call the MSCR weather line for the most current program information:
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90 Minute rentals available weekdays only: 10:00am-11:30am, 1-2:30pm 608-204-3044 (ext. 4)
Rates are per boat: Tenney Park: Boat trips to either Monona or Mendota (dependent on lake
accessibility) from our Tenney Park Boat House. Registration begins 45
• Standard 3 hour rate: $100 minutes prior to posted starting times.
• 90 minute trips: $60
• Rentals are 50% more for non-MMSD residents.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
• 5:30-7:pm & 7:15pm-8:45pm
Sundays
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• 1:30-3pm & 3:15-4:45pm
VOLUNTEER DRIVERS AND FIRST MATES Warner Park: Boat trips on Lake Mendota from Warner Park Boat Launch at
Drivers and First Mates on MSCR Pontoon Boats are 1201 Woodward Dr. Registration begins 15 minutes prior to posted starting
volunteers -- they represent a long standing community of times.
trained and dedicated members. Please thank them for their Fridays
hard work on your ride! • 1:30-2:30pm & 2:45-3:45pm
Are you interested in becoming a volunteer? Olbrich Park: Boat trips on Lake Monona from Olbrich Park pier located at
Lakeland Ave and Atwood Ave. Registration begins 15 minus prior to posted
New volunteers are accepted through June 30 each year, starting times.
please contact Emily at Mondays
eapeffer@madison.k12.wi.us or 608-204-4580 for more • 1:30-2:30pm
information. • 2:45-3:45pm
Look for Specialty Trips in the Summer 2021 Program Guide.
Challenge Course & Teambuilding
MISSION CLIENT EXAMPLES INCLUDE:
The mission is to empower and facilitate individual and group transformation CORPORATE CLIENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS
through experiential learning. We offer custom designed learning We offer custom designed team building opportunities for organizations
opportunities that provide a hands on, engaging way to work together. that are hands on and focused on the topics most important to your group.
Activities include group problem solving initiatives, low challenge course Experiences range from a one hour activity during a meeting to a full day
structures, a 40ft high challenge course and an orienteering course to engage experience. Programs focus on any range of topics including leadership,
your group to develop processes and accomplish goals together. emotional intelligence, seeing each other as resources, developing effective
We serve a wide variety of groups and can accommodate group needs communication, etc. We have a wide variety of experiences to offer that allow
such as topic focus, physical intensity and length of program. Prior to your group to learn by doing.
your program we meet with you to understand your group, then design the
outcomes based on your goals. SPORTS TEAMS
Having a unifed purpose makes the programs we run more meaningful
-- spend time letting your team work together where the risk is low to practice
LOCATIONS skills like trust, communication, and group cohesion. Programs can be highly
We offer teambuilding programs at two MSCR locations, both have a high
physically challenging and focused on problem solving to highlight athletic
challenge course and Kennedy also has low challenge course structures as
skills in new ways.
well. One location is on Madison’s East side while the other is in Fitchburg/
Verona area for plenty of opportunities. SCHOOLS AND YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS
Spend a day out of the classroom setting but still learning. We offer custom
designed programs that engage youth to play, interact, and problem solve
while connecting back to social emotional growth and development.
Programs focus on developing self-awareness and self-confidence,
accountability and the value of community.
How to Book
If you’re interested in a program with us please call the Experiential and Environmental Programs Coordinator at 608-204-4580, or email
eapeffer@madison.k12.wi.us or go to mscr.org/our-programs/outdoor-adventures/elements-ropes-course and complete a Program Request Form.
We’ll discuss your group, what you’d like to accomplish and create a custom tailored program to give all participants
a day they can refer back to as resourceful and meaningful.
Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 39 7
Youth Arts & Enrichment 608.204.3021
Youth & Family Classes
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• Masks are required.
• We encourage you to join the waitlist if a class is full, as capacity
may be reassessed.
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• Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2.
O INDOOR ARTS & ENRICHMENT LYRICAL DANCE
O JUNIOR ENGINEERS Lyrical dance is a dance style that embodies various aspects of ballet,
Calling all aspiring engineers! This class presents the engineering design jazz,acrobatics, and modern dance. Lyrical is strongly associated with clearly
process and uses plenty of problem-solving skills. Each week’s activity displayedemotional moods, fast-moving choreography and illustration of
focuses on a different field of engineering and allows kids to imagine, design song lyrics.
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and test their creations. Some activities may be outside, please dress POMS
accordingly. Poms is a style of dance that combines sharp, precise arm motions with
YOUTH SEWING STUDIOS: TAIL BLANKET jazz technique, focusing on jumps, kicks, turns, and leaps. Great for a dancer
Learn the basics of machine sewing including threading the machine, bobbin who is interested in combining dance skills with energy and enthusiasm.
winding and speed control as you work toward a finished sewing project. Begins with a warm-up and stretching section to improve flexibility
Create a mermaid, shark or dino tail blanket! Each session focuses on a and cardiovascular endurance. Class introduces poms movement and
different project indicated below. All materials including a variety of fabrics terminology as well beginning jumps, leaps and turns.*Fee includes a set
provided. Sewing machine provided. of poms for each participant to keep. Participants need to bring their set of
poms to and from class each week.*
YOUTH SEWING STUDIOS: UNICORN PILLOW
Learn to sew! Discover the parts of a sewing machine, learn basic stitches SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - BEGINNING
and practice sewing. Create a project based on your sewing comfort level. Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates
With your new skills, create a magical unicorn pillow with colorful fabrics, folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known for
buttons and appliques. At the end of class, celebrate with a unicorn themed powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes! Highland
party! Sewing machines and materials provided. No experience necessary. provides strength conditioning, flexibility and of course lots of fun! Learn the
fundamentals, including pas de basques, the Sword dance and the Highland
INDOOR PRESCHOOL DANCE Fling.
PRE-BALLET SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - CONTINUING
Affordable opportunity children to experience dance. Class combines basic Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates
technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following directions folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known for
through creative dance. powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes! Highland
provides strength conditioning, flexibility and of course lots of fun! Learn the
INDOOR YOUTH DANCE
fundamentals, including pas de basques, the Sword dance and the Highland
BALLET Fling.
Learn basic ballet skills and positions. Class combines technique along with
balance, coordination and rhythm.
TAP
Affordable opportunity to experience dance! This course introduces basic tap
HIP HOP steps, rhythms and combinations to get your feet moving.
Affordable opportunity for children to experience dance. A high-energy
introduction to hip hop dance styles focusing on rhythm and stylized
movements.
JAZZ
Affordable opportunity to experience dance! Course features a variety of jazz
techniques including turns, jumps and combinations.
Summer Camps!
Your favorites are coming back!
Find a variety of ways to keep your child age 4 to grade 9 having fun.
Look for details in the Summer Camp Guide on March 15 at mscr.org
Registration begins Monday, March 22 at 8 am.
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608.204.3021 Youth Arts & Enrichment
Classes
Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course # I
ARTS & ENRICHMENT
Gr K-2 Junior Engineers MSCR Hoyt T 4/13-5/18 4:30-5:15pm $27 29913 N
Gr 3-5 Junior Engineers MSCR Hoyt T 4/13-5/18 5:30-6:30pm $36 29914
Gr 4-8
Gr 4-8
Youth Sewing Studios: Tail Blanket
Youth Sewing Studios: Unicorn Pillow
MSCR East
MSCR Odana
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Th
4/14-4/28
4/15-4/29
4:30-6:30pm
4:30-6:30pm
$50
$50
29844
29851
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DANCE
3 yrs Pre-Ballet MSCR East Sa 4/10-5/29 9-9:30am $27 29872
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4-5 yrs
Gr K-1
Pre-Ballet
Ballet
MSCR East
MSCR East
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4/10-5/29
4/5-5/24
9:45-10:25am
4:30-5:20pm
$35
$53
29870
29868
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Gr 2-5
Gr K-1
Hip Hop
Jazz
MSCR East
MSCR East
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Sa
4/6-6/1
4/10-5/29
5:35-6:35pm $56
10:40-11:30am $53
29873
29871
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Gr 2-5 Jazz MSCR East M 4/5-5/24 5:35-6:35pm $56 29867
Gr 4-8 Lyrical Dance MSCR East T 4/6-6/1 6:50-7:50pm $56 29877
Gr 4-8 Poms MSCR East M 4/5-5/24 6:50-7:50pm $64 29869
Gr 1-5 Scottish Highland Dance - Beginning MSCR Odana W 4/7-5/26 3:45-4:30pm $56 29880
Gr 2-5 Scottish Highland Dance - Continuing MSCR Odana W 4/7-5/26 4:45-5:30pm $56 29882
Gr K-1 Tap MSCR East T 4/6-6/1 4:30-5:20pm $53 29874
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Youth Arts & Enrichment 608.204.3021
Youth & Family Classes
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• Masks are required for every individual, age 5 and older, when it is
not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance.
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times.
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• Participants not from the same household should maintain 6 feet
of physical distance to the greatest extent possible.
• Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2.
D OUTDOOR ARTS & ENRICHMENT OUTDOOR PRESCHOOL DANCE
O ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICAL THEATER
“All the world is a stage” as Shakespeare famously penned, and all theatre
was originally staged in the great outdoors. Since then outdoor physical
theatre has evolved into one of the most exciting contemporary art forms.
CREATIVE MOVEMENT - CHILD + ADULT
A fun class for students to explore movement, self expression and creative
response. Activities include learning to move with music and rhythm as well
as imaginative exploration of shapes, sensations, qualities, space, animals,
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Discover the creative joy of this form of theatre and develop your skills story and more. Participants also practice listening skills, coordination and
as a performer while staging a performance for family and friends in the motor skills, self-awareness and following directions. Class is taught by
last class. Class is taught by an award-winning theatre artist with over 20 an award-winning theatre artist with over 20 years of experience creating,
years of experience creating, performing, writing, directing, improvising and performing, writing, directing and teaching people of all ages.
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teaching people of all ages.
PRE-BALLET
FAMILY IMPROVISATION NATION WORKSHOP Affordable opportunity children to experience dance. Class combines basic
Discover the fun and thrill of improvisation for the whole family! Learn technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following directions
and explore improvisation games and exercises, acting and storytelling through creative dance.
improv that you can take with you and continue to play at home. Not just
for “actors”, improvisation is a great form of family bonding and builds self OUTDOOR YOUTH DANCE
confidence, self expression, creative and quick thinking, teamwork, listening/ BALLET
observing skills and more. Class is taught by an award-winning theatre artist Learn basic ballet skills and positions. Class combines technique along with
with over 20 years of experience creating, performing, writing, directing, balance, coordination and rhythm.
improvising and teaching people of all ages. Please register all participants,
fee applies to participants under 18 only. BATON BEGINNING
Try your hand at baton twirling. Start with the basics of developing correct
FAMILY KITE MAKING WORKSHOP technique, hand-eye coordination, learning new tricks, and having fun
Let’s go fly a kite, up to the highest height! Bring the family and come make through creative movement. Batons are included in class fee, participants
some kites! Learn how to use simple materials to make your own homemade are asked to bring their baton to and from class each week.
kite. All must register, fee is per child. One kite per child. This program is
dependent on weather. In the event of inclement weather, we will contact you BATON CONTINUING
via email. Lets go fly a kite and send them soaring! Continue developing skills and mastering tricks learned in past baton twirling
classes. Learn to combine skills in combination. Class is appropriate for
STORY PLAY ADVENTURE participants who have completed an MSCR Baton Twirling class or have past
Spontaneously become the wild things from Where the Wild Things Are, experience with baton twirling. Batons are included in class fee, participants
the dwarves marching home to discover Snow White, or the children who are asked to bring their baton to and from class each week.
discover the Witch’s gingerbread house in Hansel and Gretel! Each week we
bring a story adventure to life, exploring our environment and using creative HIP HOP
expression with body movement, characters, voice and song. We even make Affordable opportunity for children to experience dance. A high-energy
our own creative stories to bring to life. Class is taught by an award-winning introduction to hip hop dance styles focusing on rhythm and stylized
theatre artist with over 20 years of experience creating, performing, writing, movements.
directing, improvising and teaching people of all ages.
TALES FOR TOTS CHILD + ADULT
Bring your child to this class involving activities from games to drama and
music based on children’s books! Each week’s class offers a creative outlet
for your child. This class involves crafts projects, songs, stories and games
centered around each week’s book. Only registered child and their caregiver
can attend. Siblings, including infants and friends are not allowed to attend
classes
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EVENTS & FAMILY PROGRAMS
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Gr 4-8 Environmental Physical Theater Hoyt Park Sa 4/10-5/29 11:30am-12:30pm $55 29884
5+ yrs Family Improvisation Nation Workshop Garner Park S 5/23 1:30-3pm $7 29922
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All Family Kite Making Workshop Warner Park S 4/11 2:30-4pm $5 29915
All Family Kite Making Workshop Elver Park S 5/16 2:30-4pm $5 29916
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Gr 4K-1 Story Play Adventure Hoyt Park Sa 5/8-5/29 9-9:45am $21 29885
Gr 2-5 Story Play Adventure Hoyt Park Sa 5/8-5/29 10-11am $28 29886
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2-4 yrs Tales for Tots Child + Adult Acewood Park M 5/10-6/7 6-6:30pm $18 29857
18 m-2 yrs Tales for Tots Child + Adult Hoyt Park Sa 4/10-5/1 9:30-10am $18 29876
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4-6 yrs Tales for Tots Child + Adult Acewood Park M 5/10-6/7 6:45-7:15pm $18 29856
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Gr K-1 Ballet Hoyt Park Sa 4/10-5/29 10:10-11am $53 29899
Gr 1-5 Baton Beginning Hoyt Park M 4/5-5/24 5:45-6:45pm $73 29893 R
Gr 2-6 Baton Continuing Hoyt Park M 4/5-5/24 7-8pm $76 29894
3-6 yrs Creative Movement - Child + Adult Hoyt Park Sa 4/10-5/1 10:15-11am $18 29875
Gr 2-5 Hip Hop Hoyt Park Sa 4/10-5/29 11:15am-12:15pm $56 29898
3-4 yrs Pre-Ballet Hoyt Park Sa 4/10-5/29 8:30-9am $27 29896
4-6 yrs Pre-Ballet Hoyt Park Sa 4/10-5/29 9:15-9:55am $35 29897
LEARN 2 RIDE
Learn 2 Ride is back for the 2021 summer season!
• Smaller classes allow social distancing and more 1:1 instruction
for participants.
• New locations throughout the city provide accessibility to a
variety of local neighborhoods.
• Several dates and times allow more flexibility for families to attend the
classes. Look for more details coming in the summer program guide.
Interested in volunteering?
Please contact mlhutchinson@madison.k12.wi.us
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• All participants registered for Arts & Enrichment virtual classes
receive the following:
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pick-up.
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available for purchase.
• Recorded video lessons and handouts offered through Google
Classrooms.
• Passwords to have access to weekly live Zoom calls with their
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instructor and classmates during the scheduled time of the class.
VIRTUAL ARTS & ENRICHMENT MINDFULNESS MOMENTS
U BEGINNING GERMAN Learn the importance of slowing down, being in the moment and appreciating
Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Ja! Learn the German alphabet, numbers, and colors. what is around you. Led by a Nationally Certified School Psychologist, this
Learn basic vocabulary like animals, household items and people. We also course is a “move at your own pace” resource of activities, designed to help
learn basic greetings in German! Auf Wiedersehen! you learn the art of mindfulness through intentional practices, awareness
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based skills and creative processes. This course is minimal screen time but,
COLLABORATIVE CREATIVITIES does include a some videos to complement written instructions and some
Explore a mix of acting, improvisation, creative writing and collaboration audio (ex: guided meditation or complementary soundtracks). Supplies are
exercises while co-creating characters, stories, scenes and creative not included. Supply Kit can be purchased separately under course #29911.
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responses to themes guided by the group’s interests. We incorporate zoom Kit available week of 4/5/21.
breakout groups for participants to collaborate together and then share
with the whole class. Perform creative exercises to do at home or outdoors RADICAL RAINBOWS
in between classes and share with the class. Create a final performance Join us for kaleidoscope of creativity! Make brightly hued crafts in this
for invited family and friends. In the process develop some of the most polychromatic workshop that is sure to be a color-filled time. Supply kit
useful life and career skills including self expression, self confidence, available for purchase under course #29891.
listening and observing, creative thinking, collaboration, quick thinking and TALES FOR TOTS CHILD + ADULT
responsiveness, body/mind/emotion connectivity and more. Class is taught Bring your child to this class involving activities from games to drama and
by an award-winning theatre artist with over 20 years of experience creating, music based on children’s books! Each week’s class offers a creative outlet
performing, writing, directing and teaching people of all ages. for your child. This class will involve crafts projects, songs, stories and
FAMILY IMPROVISATION NATION games centered around each week’s book.
Discover the fun and thrill of improvisation for the whole family! Learn and
VIRTUAL PRESCHOOL DANCE & MOVEMENT
explore improvisation games and exercises, acting and storytelling improv
that you can take with you and continue to play at home. Not just for actors, PRESCHOOL BALLET
improvisation is a great form of family bonding and builds self confidence, Affordable opportunity for children to experience dance. Class combines
self expression, creative and quick thinking, teamwork, listening/observing basic technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following
skills and more. Class is taught by an award-winning theatre artist with over directions through creative dance.
20 years of experience creating, performing, writing, directing, improvising
and teaching people of all ages. VIRTUAL YOUTH DANCE
HIP HOP
FRACTURED FAIRYTALE MASHUPS Affordable opportunity for children to experience dance. A high-energy
What happens when our favorite fairytale characters and plots creatively introduction to hip hop dance styles focusing on rhythm and stylized
collide and rewrite themselves? What if Cinderella and step-family just movements.
needed to realize what they all have in common? What if Dorothy and Alice
both needed the White Rabbit Wizard to help them escape Oz? Or Goldilocks, LYRICAL DANCE
the 3 Bears, the 3 Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf joined a reality TV group Lyrical dance is a dance style that embodies various aspects of ballet,
therapy show together? Participants explore a creative fairytale mashup jazz,acrobatics, and modern dance. Lyrical is strongly associated with clearly
through acting, theatre, improvisation and creative storytelling exercises displayedemotional moods, fast-moving choreography and illustration of
and skills. Create characters, learn lines, work as an ensemble and share a song lyrics.
short performance for family & friends in the final class. Class is taught by
an award-winning theatre artist with over 20 years of experience creating,
SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - BEGINNING
Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates
performing, writing, directing and teaching people of all ages.
folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known
YOUTH GUITAR 1: POP HITS for powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes!
Travel the world with music and discover how to play the guitar! Learn how Highland provides strength conditioning, flexibility and of course lots of fun!
to read music, play fundamental chords, explore different techniques and Participants will learn some of the fundamentals, including pas de basques,
play in a group setting. Study music from popular artists like Stevie Wonder, the Sword dance and the Highland Fling.
The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and many more. Guitar required. No prior experience
necessary.
SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - CONTINUING
Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates
IMPROVISATION NATION folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known
Discover the fun and thrill of improvisation! Learn and explore a variety of for powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes!
improvisation games and exercises, acting and character improv, scene and Highland provides strength conditioning, flexibility and of course lots of fun!
storytelling improv and collaboration, including some favorite zoom games Participants will learn some of the fundamentals, including pas de basques,
but much more. Develop some of the most useful life and career skills the Sword dance and the Highland Fling.
including self expression, self confidence, listening and observing, creative
thinking, collaboration, quick thinking and responsiveness, body/mind/
TAP
Affordable opportunity to experience dance! This course introduces basic tap
emotion connectivity and more. The final class is open for family & friends to
steps, rhythms and combinations to get your feet moving.
watch. Class is taught by an award-winning theatre artist with over 20 years
of experience creating, performing, writing, directing and teaching people of
all ages.
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ARTS & ENRICHMENT LIVE ZOOM
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Gr 1-4 Collaborative Creativities Virtual W 4/7-5/26 5:30-6:30pm $55 29878
Gr 5-8 Collaborative Creativities Virtual W 4/7-5/26 6:45-7:45pm $55 29879
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5+ yrs Family Improvisation Nation Virtual Th 4/8-5/27 5:45-6:30pm $42 29889
Gr 1-4 Fractured Fairytale Mashups Virtual M 4/5-5/24 5:30-6:30pm $55 29881
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Gr 5-8 Fractured Fairytale Mashups Virtual M 4/5-5/24 6:45-7:45pm $55 29883
Gr 4-8 Youth Guitar 1: Pop Hits Virtual W 4/7-5/26 5-6pm $35 29743
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Gr 1-4 Improvisation Nation Virtual Th 4/8-5/27 4:30-5:30pm $55 29887
Gr 5-8 Improvisation Nation Virtual Th 4/8-5/27 6:45-7:45pm $55 29888
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2-4 yrs Tales for Tots Child + Adult Virtual M 4/5-4/26 6-6:30pm $18 29855
4-6 yrs Tales for Tots Child + Adult Virtual M 4/5-4/26 6:45-7:15pm $18 29854
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Gr 2+ Hip Hop Virtual T 4/6-6/1 5:35-6:35pm $56 29900
Gr 4-8 Lyrical Dance Virtual T 4/6-6/1 6:50-7:50pm $56 29902
Gr K-1 Tap Virtual T 4/6-6/1 4:30-5:20pm $53 29901
GOOGLE CLASSROOM ARTS & ENRICHMENT
Gr K Beginning German Virtual 4/5-5/24 $40 29850
Gr K Mindfulness Moments Virtual 4/5-5/24 $38 29910
Gr K Mindfulness Moments Supply Kit Virtual 4/5-5/24 $10 29911
3+ yrs Radical Rainbows Virtual 5/31-6/11 $24 29890
3+ yrs Radical Rainbows Supply Kit Virtual 5/31-6/11 $8 29891
GOOGLE CLASSROOM DANCE
3-5 yrs Preschool Ballet Virtual 4/5-5/24 $31 29909
Gr 2+ Hip Hop Virtual 4/5-5/24 $56 29912
Gr 1+ Scottish Highland Dance - Beginning Virtual 4/5-5/24 $56 29903
Gr 2+ Scottish Highland Dance - Continuing Virtual 4/5-5/24 $56 29904
Supply Kits
Purchase a supply kit and skip the shopping trip to gather what you need for classes. Complete
lists of supplies included in the kit and and needed for clases are available at mscr.org. Supply kits
may be picked up at MSCR East or MSCR Hoyt according to the schedule listed above.
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MSCR BAKES - BEYOND THE BOX SERIES COOL CREATIONS
Take your baking beyond the box and learn to take simple baking mixes and Create your own Winter Wonderland with these fun and easy snow and ice
make them something more! Zoom your family or friends and bake together! themed projects! Video and printed screen-free written instructions provided
Each registration provides a link to a shopping list, recipe and instructional with each kit.
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video. Suitable for all ages, with adult supervision. Due to the nature no
PINT SIZED PAINTERS
refunds are issued.
Have you been enjoying MSCR Makes or want some fun new crafts? You’ll
MSCR MAKES @HOME KITS love this kit! The MSCR Makes @ Home: Petite Printer’s kit includes the
If your child likes to make things, give them a cool experience and purchase materials for 6 of your favorite MSCR Makes videos, PLUS: 4 new exclusive
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one of our popular arts and crafts kits! You receive a kits with supplies projects, complete with supplies and how-to videos!
for several projects, a supply list and a card with a QR code to the video POLYMER CLAY CREATIONS
instructions to each project. Ages are recommendations, adult help may be This media is extremely fun, and there are many options of what you can
needed. If the kit you would like is sold out, please waitlist yourself! If we make with it! Learn to make different kinds of beads and jewelry and how to
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have extra supplies, we’ll try to add more kits! create mini sculptures and ornaments. Use different sculpting tools as well!
TAKE & CREATE KIT SNAIL MAIL SURPRISES
If your child likes to make things, give them a cool experience and purchase Send some love with a letter! Discover the magic of snail mail in this
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one of our popular arts and crafts kits! You receive a kit with supplies increasingly digital world! Slow down and create different cards, letters and
for several projects, a supply list and a card with a QR code to the video small crafts to mail to your loved ones with this snail mail kit. Screen free
instructions to each project. Ages are recommendations, adult help may be option provided in addition to instructional videos.
needed. If the kit you would like is sold out, please waitlist yourself! If we
have extra supplies, we’ll try to add more kits! Supply kit available week of TEA PARTY SET
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4/19/21. Learn from home how to create a one-of-a-kind ceramic project using the
pinch pot method! Follow along helpful recorded lessons led by your favorite
AWESOME ART pottery instructors. Supplies include: self-hardening clay, pottery tools,
Get inspired with this amazingly creative specialty session! Use your handouts of techniques and lesson details, recorded videos, acrylic paints
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imagination while exploring different materials and styles to create some and brushes.
truly awesome art!
MSCR BAKES
All MSCR Bakes - Brownies Two Ways Virtual Recorded $5 29905
All MSCR Bakes - Red Velvet Cinnamon Rolls Virtual Recorded $5 29907
All MSCR Bakes- Strawberry Lemonade Cupcakes Virtual Recorded $5 28225
All MSCR Bakes - No Gluten Choc Chip Sugar Cookies Virtual Recorded $5 28226
All MSCR Bakes - Chocolate Vegan Cake Truffles Virtual Recorded $5 28227
MSCR MAKES @ HOME
18 mos+ Both Kits Virtual 4/5 $47 29861
18 mos+ Gardens Galore Virtual 5/3 $26 29866
18 mos+ Pint Sized Printers Virtual 4/5 $26 29865
TAKE & CREATE KITS
6+ yrs Take & Create Kit - Awesome Art Virtual 4/19 $18 29917
18 mos+ Take & Create Kit - Cool Creations Virtual 4/19 $18 29919
18 mos+ Take & Create Kit - Pint Sized Painters Virtual 4/19 $18 29918
6+ yrs Take & Create Kit - Polymer Clay Creations Virtual 4/19 $15 29920
3+ yrs Take & Create Kit - Snail Mail Surprises Virtual 4/19 $15 29921
Gr 2-5 Take & Create Kit - Tea Party Set Virtual 4/19 $25 29864
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Classes
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INDOOR CLASS INFORMATION
• Masks are required.
• We encourage you to join the waitlist if a class is full, as capacity
may be reassessed.
OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION
• Masks are required for every individual, age 5 and older, when it is
not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance.
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• Participants not from the same household should maintain 6 feet
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• Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2.
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Girls ages 7-11 support each other and have fun as they explore fitness in a
CAPOEIRA welcoming and encouraging atmosphere through games and play. Girls use
Capoeira is a 500-year Afro-Brazilian Martial Art that combines elements of props and resistance bands as they learn the basics of flexibility, core and
self-defense, dance and acrobatic movements to the pulsating rhythm of resistance training. Each participant leaves feeling confident, strong and
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traditional live music. Progress from animal-like movements and basic 1-2-3 empowered. BYOM.
rhythm to ginga (the core movement of capoeira), cartwheels, escapes, kicks
and basic songs. GYM CLASS
Is a great way for kids to stay active in our new virtual world through classic
YOUTH WERQ NEW! in-person gym class games. Kids engage in games like relays, obstacle
WERQ is the fiercely fun dance fitness class based on pop, rock and hip hop courses, four square, capture the flag and many more. Focus on their
music. The warm up previews the dance steps in class and the cool down physical skills to improve their coordination and balance while utilizing and
combines yoga-inspired static stretching and balance poses. Great for improving their communication, teamwork and leadership skills. Our main
beginners. goal is to help kids become more active in a safe environment and teach
lifelong skills.
OUTDOOR
RUNNING CLUB
CAPOEIRA
This youth training group is geared towards novice to intermediate runners
Capoeira is a 500-year Afro-Brazilian Martial Art that combines elements of
looking for a coached workout. Each workout focuses on building running
self-defense, dance and acrobatic movements to the pulsating rhythm of
skills through speedwork, hill training, endurance workouts, running games
traditional live music. Progress from animal-like movements and basic 1-2-3
and more. The goal is to build endurance to run/walk 3 miles by the end of
rhythm to ginga (the core movement of capoeira), cartwheels, escapes, kicks
the session. Skip 5/31.
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WARRIOR AND NINJA FITNESS
FAMILY MINDFULNESS - CHILD + ADULT
Channel your inner warrior and ninja with a high-energy workout that
Enjoy quality time connecting with your child while learning mindfulness and
combines functional, resistance and cardiovascular training in a one of
stretching techniques. Stretching improves flexibility, maintains joint health
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a kind environment. An opportunity for kids to test out their skills with
and helps prevent injuries. By practicing mindfulness both you and your child
challenging obstacle courses and fitness movements. Starts with a proper
feel calm, centered and focused. Class supplies healthy ways to express,
warm up which prepares children for a fun physical game or obstacle course
balance and regulate their emotions and behavior through controlled bodily
challenge. Class ends with a cool down and proper stretching techniques.
self expression. An adult over 18 must attend and participate with the child
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participant. Up to 2 adults may participate with the child participant. Each
person must register, only the child participant is charged.
Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course #
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5-8 Capoeira Warner Park CRC Th 4/8-6/10 4:30-5:15pm $46 29712
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7-12 Family Mindfulness Tenney Sa 4/10-6/12 10:30-11:15am $46 29729
7-11 Fitness, Fun, and Friends Olbrich W 4/7-6/9 4:30-5:15pm $46 29720
8-13 Gym Class Tenney Sa 4/10-6/12 11:30-12:15pm $46 29717
8-13 Running Club West Elver Sa 4/10-6/12 10-10:45am $46 29728
8-13 Running Club East Demetral M 4/5-6/7 5:30-6:15pm $42 29730
8-13 Warrior and Ninja Fitness Demetral T 4/6-6/8 5:00-5:45pm $46 29723
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not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance.
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BASKETBALL SKILLS CLINIC
Learn basketball in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Clinic covers skills,
rules, team play and sportsmanship. Each session ends with a scrimmage
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• We encourage you to join the waitlist if a class is full, as capacity YOUTH SPORTS SAMPLER
may be reassessed. Give your child the opportunity to sample sports and learn skills in a fun
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• Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. environment! Each week is devoted to learning a different sport including
soccer, baseball and track and field through fun exercises, drills and games.
Staff work with participants on individual skills and focus on teaching the
INDOOR CLASSES fundamentals to each child. Pairs are introduced to a skill and work on it
SPORTS SKILLS together with assistance and guidance from the staff. The 3-4 year old class
Developed by the National Alliance for Youth Sports, this program is is an adult + class.
designed to prepare children ages 3-5 for organized sports while furthering
your child’s overall skills. The program teaches basic throwing, catching, ULTIMATE FRISBEE SKILLS CLINIC
kicking and batting techniques. Children learn motor skill tasks that Ultimate Frisbee is a growing sport and MSCR is offering programs that
gradually build confidence. Children and an accompanying adult work one- help kids get into the spirited sport. Ultimate is the only sport that requires
on-one in a fun atmosphere. two players to score. With elements of soccer, football and basketball,
ultimate teaches youth to be a good sport on and off the field. Youth learn
OUTDOOR CLASSES skill fundamentals and an understanding of their position on the field to get
YOUTH BASEBALL CLINIC everyone working together.
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This clinic is a developmentally appropriate baseball program for children
and prepares participants for the summer T-Ball and Coach Pitch program. T-BALL/COACH PITCH - COMING THIS SUMMER
Children learn fundamentals in a non-threatening and non-competitive The emphasis is on skill development and fun! Learn to throw, catch and
environment. Skills covered include: running, batting, throwing, and catching hit a ball in a supportive environment. Players learn skills and practice in
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with an emphasis on sportsmanship. No games are played in this program. recreational games. Fun for the whole family to watch these young players!
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5-7 Youth Baseball Clinic Elvehjem Sa 4/17-5/22 11am-12pm $25 29610
8-10 Youth Baseball Clinic Elvehjem Sa 4/17-5/22 12:30pm-2pm $25 29611
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9-12 Basketball Skills Clinic Olbrich Park Sa 4/17-5/22 10-10:45am $16 29614
9-12 Basketball Skills Clinic Olbrich Park Sa 4/17-5/22 11-11:45am $16 29619
3-4 Youth Sports Sampler Olbrich Park Sa 4/17-5/22 9-9:30am $30 29664
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5-7 Youth Sports Sampler Olbrich Park Sa 4/17-5/22 10-10:45am $30 29665
5-7 Youth Sports Sampler Garner Park Sa 4/17-5/22 10-10:45am $30 29679
8-11 Youth Sports Sampler Olbrich Park Sa 4/17-5/22 11:15am-12:15pm $30 29676
8-11 Youth Sports Sampler Garner Park Sa 4/17-5/22 11:15am-12:15pm $30 29681
7-9 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Whitehorse Sa 4/17-5/22 10:30-11:30am $41 29608
10-12 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Whitehorse Sa 4/17-5/22 12-1pm $41 29609
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Soccer Leagues & Classes
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SPRING OUTDOOR SOCCER LEAGUES
Games are played outdoors and recreation based (score is not recorded). Referees are provided to officiate games. We Need Your Help!
Leagues use smaller fields to promote fast paced games and more player action. The 3v3 league is for younger Volunteer Coaches Needed
players where there are three players from each team on the field with no goalies. The 6v6 league is for older players
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where there are six players from each team including the goalie. MSCR schedules games and practice times/ At least one volunteer coach per
locations for each team. Players can sign up as an individual and are placed on a team. Or a team can register. team is needed.
If a player is signing up to play on a past team, the coach’s name and team name are mandatory to make sure the No experience? No problem.
player is placed on the correct team. Every player is responsible for their own registration. MSCR provides coaches with an
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REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR SOCCER LEAGUES interactive training and
Register for 3v3 and 6v6 soccer leagues at mscryouthsportsleaguesorg or by paper form at the MSCR office. a ball bag containing soccer
Call 204-4581 for more information. balls and cones.
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Early Bird: Resident: $50, Non-resident: $75
Regular: Resident: $55, Non-resident: $82.50
Late: Resident: $65, Non-resident: $97.50
*Sibling Discount: First child pays regular posted fee; each subsequent child receives a $10 discount. Offer must be utilized in the same season.
Registration Deadlines
Early Bird:
Regular:
Late:
Tuesday, March 9, by 12:00 am (midnight)
Tuesday, March 16, by 12:00 am (midnight)
Tuesday, March 23, by 12:00 am (midnight)
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3V3 LEAGUE
Sundays, April 25 - May 23
Games are scheduled to start at 1, 2, 3 or 4pm
6V6 LEAGUE
Saturdays, April 24 - May 22
Games are scheduled to start at 9am, 10:15am, 11:30am, or 12:45pm
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3v3 League Age Divisions: ONLY U6 this season U6 (ages 5-6) 6v6 League Age Divisions:
East: U8 (ages 7-8), U10 (ages 9-10), U12 (ages 11-12)
Allis Elementary School East:
Lake View Elementary School Allis Elementary School
Kennedy Elementary School Kennedy Elementary School
Schenk Elementary School Sandburg Elementary School
West: West:
Chavez Elementary School Chavez Elementary School
Cherokee Middle School Crestwood Elementary School
Crestwood Elementary School Toki Middle School
Toki Middle School
OUTDOOR SOCCER CLASSES
SOCCER SKILLS
The focus is on movement, fundamentals and building basic soccer skills. Each week builds on the basic skills learned in the previous week through
fun exercises, drills and games. Staff work with participants on individual skills and focus on essentials with each child. Social distancing policies and
procedures allow for individual instruction without the need to share equipment. Staff are dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all.
Pairs are introduced to a skill and work on it together with assistance and guidance from the staff. The 3-4 year old class is a child + adult class.
Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course #
3-5 Soccer Skills Elver Park W 4/14-5/19 5-5:30pm $30 29713
3-5 Soccer Skills Hiestand Park W 4/14-5/19 5-5:30pm $30 29705
3-5 Soccer Skills Garner Park Th 4/15-5/13 5-5:30pm $30 29721
3-5 Soccer Skills Kennedy Park Th 4/15-5/13 5-5:30pm $30 29718
3-5 Soccer Skills Aldo Leopold Park Sa 4/17-5/22 9:30-10am $30 29726
3-5 Soccer Skills Reindahl Park Sa 4/17-5/22 9:30-10am $30 29724
5-8 Soccer Skills Elver Park W 4/14-5/19 6-6:45pm $30 29714
5-8 Soccer Skills Hiestand Park W 4/14-5/19 6-6:45pm $30 29711
5-8 Soccer Skills Garner Park Th 4/15-5/20 6-6:45pm $30 29722
5-8 Soccer Skills Kennedy Park Th 4/15-5/20 6-6:45pm $30 29719
5-8 Soccer Skills Aldo Leopold Park Sa 4/17-5/22 10:30-11:15am $30 29727
5-8 Soccer Skills Reindahl Park Sa 4/17-5/22 10:30-11:15am $30 29725
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