Winter/Spring 2020 Guide to Leisure Activities - City of Temecula
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Winter/Spring 2020 Guide to Leisure Activities
Community Services Department Directory
Main Line: 951-694-6480
Activity Guide/Classes/(JRC)/(MRC)/(HCPR)
Tracy Masters, Community Services Manager............Ext. 4266
Cassandra Hargett, Management Aide III...................Ext. 4266
Katrina Thoreson, Management Aide II.......................Ext. 4266
Administrative Services
On behalf of the Temecula Community Services Department we Erica Russo,Community Services Superintendent.......Ext. 3995
proudly present the Winter/Spring 2020 Guide to Leisure Activities. Robert Cardenas, Administrative Services Manager....Ext. 3944
Our signature winter events return, beginning with Santa’s Electric Mike Wooten, Sr. Management Analyst.......................Ext. 3958
Light Parade, Holiday Magic on Main Street, Christmas Tree Lisa Waterman, Sr. Administrative Assistant................Ext. 6480
Lighting, Breakfast with Santa, the Temecula on Ice skating rink
and the popular New Year’s Eve Grape Drop! There are many
Lacy Sisler, Management Aide III.................................Ext. 3904
opportunities to celebrate the magic of the season. Be sure to bring Kristal Menzimer, Office Specialist II............................Ext. 6480
the family and experience TEMECULA CHILLED! Aquatics/(CRC) Community Recreation Center/Skate Park
On December 1st Temecula celebrates 30 years of cityhood! In Gwen Willcox, Community Services Manager.............Ext. 6396
just three short decades, Temecula has grown from a sleepy town Melissa Davis, Aquatics Supervisor II...........................Ext. 6396
of 35,000 people to a thriving city of nearly 115,000 with 41 parks, Leah Juarez, Community Services Assistant...............Ext. 6410
award-winning programs, services, and events. Please join us at
the Community Celebration in honor of this momentous occasion. Cultural Arts/Community Relations/Sponsorships
See page 4 for event details. #LOVETemecula! Bea Barnett, Community Services Superintendent.....Ext. 6343
Jeff Lawrence, Community Services Manager.............Ext. 3967
On behalf of our Board of Directors,
Commissioners, and your dedicated Events/(TCC) Temecula Community Center
Community Services Department Team, Dawn Adamiak, Community Services Manager..........Ext. 4268
we are committed in our mission to create Wilhe Augustine, Community Services Coordinator.....Ext. 4268
Community through People, Parks &
Programs! Rishann Clermont, Management Aide II (Rentals).......Ext. 6525
Mike Morey, Management Aide II (Events)...................Ext. 4268
Respectfully, Tracy Courts, Management Aide I (Events).................Ext. 4268
Homeless Outreach/Responsible Compassion
Robin Gilliland, Homeless Outreach Administrator......Ext. 6467
TRACY MASTERS
Activity Guide Editor/Community Services Manager Library Services
Rosie Vanderhaak, Library Manager........................... Ext. 8922
Registration Begins: (MPSC) Mary Phillips Senior Center/Special Needs
Monday, November 18th Yvette Martinez, Community Services Manager..........Ext. 6464
Please read page 59 for important registration information. Cody House, Management Aide I................................Ext. 6464
City of Temecula Administration Old Town Temecula Community Theater
Aaron Adams…......................................…........City Manager Chariss Turner, Community Services Supervisor I........Ext. 6348
Greg Butler.........................................Assistant City Manager Bill Strawn, Theater Technical Supervisor.....................Ext. 6378
Kevin Hawkins......................Director of Community Services John Deards, Theater Technical Coordinator...............Ext. 6380
Travis Brown, Theater Technical Assistant...................Ext. 6380
Community Services Commission Sports Facilities/Fields/Leagues/Parks
The Community Services Commission meets the 2nd Monday James Willcox, Community Services Manager...... ......Ext. 4135
of each month at 6:00pm in the Council Chambers. Sergio Raya, Community Services Supervisor II..........Ext. 4136
Eric Willis..............…………….......…..……........……….Chair Robert Heltmach, Park Ranger II.................................Ext. 6480
Eric Levine....................….............….................…Vice-Chair Gus Gonzalez, Park Ranger I......................................Ext. 6480
Dale Borgeson...........…..…….....….....…….…Commissioner Elizabeth Hirst, Park Ranger I.....................................Ext. 6480
Gary Oddi........................….……………......….Commissioner Andrew Formentera, Sr. Recreation Leader................Ext. 6480
Adam Ruiz........................……..........….......…Commissioner
Temecula Valley Museum/Art Exhibits
Creating Community Through Tracy Frick, Community Services Manager..................Ext. 6455
People, Parks & Programs Michelle Elrod, Management Aide II.............................Ext. 6450
It’s What We Do!!! Comments, Questions or Concerns?
2 Email us at: CommunityServices@TemeculaCA.gov
Community Services In This Issue...
Staff Spotlight Upcoming Special Events
As the one that handles the marketing 30th Anniversary Celebration 4
and social media for the Community Santa’s Electric Light Parade 5
Services Department, my job is Holiday Magic on Main Street 5
to make sure you know about all Christmas Tree Lighting @ the Pond 5
the fun things we do year round.
Christmas Bus Tours 5
Temecula on Ice 5
I graduated from California State
Breakfast with Santa 5
University Monterey Bay with a BA Christmas Bike Tour 5
in Teledramatic Arts and Technology. Temecula on Ice 5
Every day I use my knowledge and Winter Solstice 5
creativity to produce high quality New Year’s Eve Grape Drop 5
posters, flyers, email blasts and Art off the Walls 6
MIKE MOREY social media posts for all upcoming Celebrating Mozart 6
Management Aide II
programs and events coming out of Daddy/Daughter Date Night 6
the department. Since starting with the City of Temecula, I have slowly added Carnival of Music 6
my fingerprints all over the city. Whether it’s the arch at Eagle Soar Splash Pad Teen Night Light Egg Hunt 7
or branding for our programs, I try to bring my unique touch to everything we Easter Egg Hunts 7
do. You may also recognize me from many of our numerous special events. I Arbor Day 8
help organize and put on the City’s special events such as the Temecula Rod Temecula Rod Run 8
Run, 4th of July Extravaganza and Santa’s Electric Light Parade. Over the past Community Services Expo 9
couple years, I have also joined the team that produces a monthly web series Memorial Day Concert 9
called ‘Around & About Temecula’, which highlights everything the Community
Services Department does for its residents. As Director of Photography/Editor Specialized Programs
for the series, I film, plan, and edit these episodes to produce a fifteen-minute Aquatics Programs & Swim Lessons 46-49
show every month. I live locally with my lovely wife Nancy and son Liam and Around & About Temecula 58
enjoy molding the community which my son will grow up in. My goal is to help Measure S Improvements 54
keep this community one in which my family and all Temecula residents will Responsible Compassion Program 55
experience their best quality of life. Senior Programs, Classes & Events 42-43
Special Needs Events & Programs 16-17
Summer Jobs & Volunteer Opportunities 58
We’re Here for You! Camps & Classes
I am so proud to say I have been a Camps 12-15
Temecula resident for over 20 years. Performing Arts 24-27
When I moved to Temecula in 1999 Special Interest 35
with my three young children ages 5, Sports & Fitness 28-31
3, and 6 months old, little did I know we Toddler Enrichment 18-19
found our “Forever Home.” We soon Visual Arts 32-34
found out all the amazing things that Youth & Teen Enrichment 20-23
Temecula had to offer, like the fabulous City Facilities
public school system, beautiful parks, Facility Map & Facility Directory 56-57
fun playgrounds, and the ability to sign Aquatic Facilities 46
your child up for any activity you could RISHANN CLERMONT
Facility Rentals & Picnic Shelters 53
ever imagine. I soon realized I too Management Aide II
Mary Phillips Senior Center 42
could be involved on so many levels whether it be as a Room Parent, Team Old Town Temecula Community Theater 40
Mom, or member on several Board of Directors. I called myself a “Professional Parks 51
Volunteer.” Nine years ago, I was fortunate to become employed with the Pennypickle’s Workshop 36
Temecula Community Services Department, working for the City I love and live Places of Interest 52
in. I like to reflect back on my first job as an Attractions Hostess at Disneyland Sports Facilities & Sport Leagues 50
and think of how in my current position, it’s as if I’m a hostess assisting the Temecula Libraries 44-45
public with their upcoming event. I oversee the Temecula Community Center, Temecula Skate Park & Pump Track 47
the Conference Center, and Picnic Shelter rentals for the City. Similar to Temecula Valley Museum 38-39
facilitating the guest experience at the happiest place on earth, in my current Trails & Bikeways 52
role I facilitate the guest experience by finding the best venue for patrons. I am
happy to answer any questions you may have and am available to assist you in Registration
choosing a location for your next business conference or party. How to Register & Class Policies 59 3
Celebrating 30 Years
30th Anniversary Discover Temecula
Community Celebration The year of 2020 is the year of
#TemeculaFun! Join us throughout
DECEMBER 1, 2019 | 2PM - 6PM | CIVIC CENTER
the year for monthly photo challenges
Celebrate our community’s loving spirit as Temecula observes its
and scavenger hunts. To stay
30th year of cityhood! The anniversary event will include live
updated on the fun, visit
music, fun giveaways, activities for kids, and a free hotdog or
TemeculaCA.gov/DiscoverTemecula
hamburger meal for the first 1,000 patrons. #LOVETemecula
to see what is coming next.
Exhibit Unveiling: “A Plan to Develop”
Be among the first to see this brand new exhibit at Temecula City
Hall! This multi-media exhibit explores the history of the
development of Old Town Temecula. The exhibit will be unveiled
during the 30th Anniversary Community Celebration on
December 1, 2019.
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Friday, December 6th @ 7pm
on Old Town Front Street
Enjoy twinkling lights from decorated floats, holiday
music from school marching bands, and festive
marchers making their way down the parade route as
we celebrate 30 years of Temecula! Parade starts at
the corner of Del Rio & Jefferson and will travel south
through Old Town ending at First Street. For road
closure and parking information, please visit:
TemeculaCA.gov/SantaParade
VIP Parade Package Contest: Like us on Facebook for
a chance to win a VIP package for six (6) including a
parking pass, parade viewing from the heated
VIP tent, dinner & dessert!
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Temecula Chilled
Holiday Magic on Main Street
Professor’s Magical Holiday Open House
Friday, November 29th, 3-6pm @ Pennypickle’s Workshop
The excitment builds as we wait for Santa’s arrival at 6pm! Enjoy our Magical Holiday Open House where
you can make memories while you wait for the big guy. Admission includes a refreshment, access to the
Express VIP line, crafts, experiments, and surprises! For more details visit: Pennypickles.org
Fee: Museum Admission ($10/children 18 months & over (under 18 months FREE); $5/adults 18+
Santa’s Arrival
Friday, November 29th, 6-9pm @ Main Street Lot next to Pennypickle’s Workshop
Make your way to Santa’s cozy cottage as we welcome Mr. Claus to Old Town for the holiday season.
After his magical entrance, enjoy live festive music and holiday themed crafts in the lot behind Santa’s
Cottage. You can visit Santa from November 29-December 22. For a schedule of Santa’s hours visit:
TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD
Christmas Tree Lighting
@ the Pond
Monday, December 2nd, 7-8:30pm
Temecula Duck Pond
What a bright time, it’s the right time to light the
Christmas tree! While we wait for the countdown to light
the tree, enjoy a tasty treat, a visit from Santa Claus and
a festive performance by Resonate! Vocal Group.
Temecula on Ice
Temecula On Ice returns for another exciting holiday season with a state-of-the-art ice rink, rental skates,
Bobby skating aids, and its own radio station! For more information, email temeculaonice@gmail.com
and follow us on social media to recieve updates @TemeculaParksandRec.
Location: Town Square Park Grand Opening: Friday, Dec 13 @ 5pm
Open Daily: Dec 12 - Jan 5 (Sun-Thu 10am-9:30pm & Fri-Sat 10am-11pm)
Fee: $12 Admission ($5 skate rental; $8 Bobby skating aid)
Christmas Day Hours: 12-9:30pm New Year’s Eve Skate: 10pm-12:30am
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Breakfast with Santa ‘Twas the Lights Before
Saturday, December 14th
(CRC) Community Recreation Center
Christmas Bike Tour
Have you told Santa what you would like for Saturday, December 14th
Christmas this year? Now is your chance! Join Harveston Community Park
us for a magical morning that includes a delicious Admire the dazzling decorations Harveston has
breakfast, visit with Santa, and cookie decorating. to offer as we go on a holiday lights bike tour
Be sure to register early as space is limited. through the neighborhood. All participants
Registration is required! must be confident bike riders and stay with
Fee: $7/person the group on this guided tour. Bikes will not be
(Infants under 12 mo. not requiring a seat are FREE)
provided. Pre-registration is recommended.
Activity #: 9050.101 Time: 8:00am
Meet at Harveston Community Park at the
Activity #: 9050.102 Time: 9:00am
start of the tour.
Activity #: 9050.103 Time: 10:00am
Fee: FREE
Activity #: 9050.104 Time: 11:00am
Activity #: 9075.101 Time: 7:00-8:30pm
‘Twas the Lights Before Winter Solstice
Christmas Bus Tour
Tour Saturday, December 21st, 6-8pm
Sam Hicks Monument Park
Admire multiple holiday displays as we tour
Shine some light on the darkest day of the
Temecula’s Festive homes from a double decker
year with a path of luminaries as we celebrate
bus. Every evening includes snacks, corny holiday
the Winter Solstice. This free event includes a
jokes and festive fun. Due to limited space, residents
festive musical performance, refreshments, and
receive priority when registering. Children under
a visit from Santa.
the age of 2 who don’t require a seat are free.
For a complete listing of tour dates, visit our website
at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD
New Year’s Eve
Grape Drop
Tuesday, December 31st, 6pm-12:30am
Civic Center Quad
Ring in the New Year Temecula style with the
infamous New Year’s Eve Grape Drop! Celebrate
2020 twice with an East Coast (9pm) and West
Coast (midnight) countdown. This event will include
live music, food, vendors, and kid’s activities. Free
Fun Zone for children will be open from 6-10pm.
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Mozart
CELEBRATING
EXPERIENCE THE ART OF LIVING IN TEMECULA
FIRST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH | THE MERC | 5:30-8:30PM
Enjoy live music, refreshments, an art show featuring a variety of
local artists, and a featured artist meet and greet at The Merc and
Celebrate Mozart’s 264th birthday
The Gallery at The Merc located at 42051 Main Street. with an afternoon of musical
FEATURED ARTIST RECEPTIONS: masterpieces. The talented students
JAN 3 | Walter Santos of the Temecula Valley Conservatory of
FEB 7 | Joe Valencic the Arts will perform classical music in
MAR 6 | Temecula Creates honor of the distinguished composer.
Refreshments will be provided.
APR 3 | Mighty Mini Masterpieces
MAY 8* | Martin Nasim SUN | JAN 26 | 2-4PM
*May show will be held on 2nd Friday due to Rod Run @ RONALD H. ROBERTS TEMECULA PUBLIC LIBRARY
DADDY/DAUGHTER DATE NIGHT
FRI, MAR 6 | 6-9PM | @ (TCC) TEMECUL A COMMUNIT Y CENTER
Everyone knows the timeless tale of Beauty and the Beast, but are you familiar with the modern story of
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Beauty and the Geek? You could be the belle of the ball or dress up as a geek to rule them all. Whichever
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role you choose, prepare for a magical evening of dancing, dinner, and dessert!
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Registration is required for both father and daughter for this much anticipated event.
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FEE: $10/PERSON ACTIVITY #: 9060.101
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AND THE
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TEMECULA VALLEY SYMPHONY
Carnival of Music
SUN, MAR 15 | 3-5PM | @ CRC AMPHITHEATER
Bring your family to enjoy a spring concert! After the performance, musical instruments will be on
display for you to view and learn more about. Don’t forget to bring your chairs!
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TEEN NIGHT LIGHT
EGG
EGG HUNT
Grab your friends and your flashlight, it’s time for the annual teen only egg hunt. You could walk away
with a tub of jelly beans, a gift card, or maybe even a TV! Dancing and music start at 8pm, egg hunt begins
promptly at 8:30pm. Everyone in attendance will be eligible for community service hours needed for school.
#ThisParkIsHoppin
TEENS Friday, April 3rd, 8-9:30pm
ONLY! Kent Hintergardt Memorial Park
31465 Via Cordoba
Event for Teens ages 13-18 Only!
THREE LOCATIONS: DON’T
BE LATE!
Temeku Hills Park
31367 La Serena Way
Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park
Saturday, April 11th
32380 Deer Hollow Way Arrive at 9:30am
Hunts start at 10am SHARP!
Harveston Community Park Enjoy music, face painting, take a picture with the Easter
28582 Harveston Drive Bunny, and be ready to hunt at 10am SHARP! Egg hunt is for
*Special Needs areas at all three parks children ages 0-12 years.
Don’t forget your basket!
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Arbor Day
arbor day
SAT | APR 25 | 10-11:30AM | MARGARITA COMMUNITY PARK
Reflect on the important role trees play in our environment as we plant a few in honor of
Arbor Day. Following the tree planting ceremony, light refreshments provided.
Friday | May 1st | 5pm - 8pm
Saturday | May 2nd | 9am - 4pm
OLD TOWN TEMECULA
Gear up for a weekend of pristine hot rods and
under-construction projects as the Temecula Rod Run
cruises into Old Town. Classic cars of every description will
line the streets for Southern California’s Premier Car Show.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES
EXPO
* FUN ZONE
* CRAFTS
* PRIZES
The Community Services Expo is back! Come learn about all the exciting classes and
programs that are offered by the Temecula Community Services Department.
Enjoy live entertainment, crafts, FREE fun zone and giveaways!
SAT | MAY 9 | 10:30AM-1:30PM | TEMECULA CIVIC CENTER
Tribute To Heroes:
Memorial Day Concert
Enjoy a patriotic themed concert performed by the Temecula Valley Symphony
as we pay tribute to our nation’s heroes in honor of Memorial Day.
SAT | MAY 23 | 6:30-8:30PM | TEMECULA CIVIC CENTER 11Bakery Boot Camp*
Ages: 7-12 Years
Bakery Boot Camp is a big hit! We
will transform the TCC into theme-
based bakeries that will celebrate a
Grand Opening for family and friends.
Young bakers will learn how to work in
teams to bake and decorate cookies,
cupcakes, cake pops, brownies and
more! Each team will name their
bakery, create a menu and a display.
On Thursday, kids will open their bakeries for business! It will be a fun week
filled with new friends, baking, and yummy creations. Instructor is Jill Lodato of
the “Bake and Decorate Today” YouTube channel with 10 million views.
Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: TCC
Holiday Baking Camp* Fee: $110/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor)
Ages: 7-12 Years Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Let’s bake yummy holiday cookies, cupcakes, muffins, pies and cake pops! Kids 6040.101 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 9:00am-11:30am
will learn baking and decorating techniques like the pros. It’s a fun four days 6040.102 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 12:30-3:00pm
of making new friends, treats, and showing off their tasty creations. Children
will work in baking teams but will decorate their own designs. Instructor is Jill
Lodato of the “Bake and Decorate Today” Youtube Channel with 10 million Easy & Fun Baking Camp for Kids*
views. Ages: 6.6-11 Years
Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: TCC Baking from scratch is so much fun! Kids will
Fee: $45/2-Week Camp ($15 materials fee due to instructor) work as a team to follow recipes and make
Class# Camp Dates Days Time yummy creations to share together. Kids will also
6050.101 Dec 16-Dec 18 Mon/Tue/Wed 5:30-7:00pm learn about ingredients and nutrition through fun
educational games. Menu includes raspberry
white chocolate muffins, rustic apple galette,
chocolate chip cookies with sea salt flakes, and
Holiday Yule Log Cake Workshop* French butter cookies. Celine is a published
Ages: 10+ cookbook author and certified Nutrition and
This festive chocolate cake starts as
Health Coach.
a sheet pan cake and gets filled with
Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $89/Camp
scrumptious buttercream and topped with
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
chocolate buttercream and chocolate
1610.101 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 9:00-10:30am
decor. Celine will demonstrate how to
make the cake, frostings, various fillings,
and chocolate decorations. Kids will then
prepare, fill, and decorate their own Yule
Teen Cooking Camp*
Log to take home! Celine is a published
Ages: 10-14 Years
Tweens and teens know for sure what
cookbook author and has been teaching
they like to eat! This camp will teach how
with the City of Temecula for over 10 years.
to make their top 5 favorite foods: pizza,
Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: CRC
pasta, sushi, macaroni and cheese, and
Fee: $29/Workshop
cookies - all from scratch! Campers will
Class# Date Days Time
work together in groups as they learn
1675.101 Dec 11 Wed 5:15-7:00pm
to follow recipes, chop, peel, mix, and
cook their delicious creations! Celine is
REGISTER ONLINE @ dedicated to teaching the next generation about the joy of cooking and baking.
Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $99/Camp
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
1680.101 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 11:00am-1:00pm
*Cooking and Baking Camp Ingredients: Please note that eggs, dairy, wheat and almonds may be used in recipes during cooking and baking
12 camps. Peanuts are NOT used. A menu for each camp can be viewed online in the camp descriptions at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDWonders! Super Camps
Ages: 4-13 Years
These exciting camps are hands-on fun
from beginning to end! Campers will perform
experiments, watch demonstrations and enrich
their thirst to know more about the world around
them. Winter break 2-Day camp and spring 4-Day
camps are available. Each camp is unique and can
be taken in any order.
Materials Fee: $10 for 2-Day/$20 for 4-Day due to instructor
Instructor: Don Miller
Location: JRC
Christmas Super Camp
Bigfoot’s All-Day Art Camps Ride on a glowing hovercraft, launch holiday rockets, send Santa 650 feet into
Ages: 7-14 Years the air, fly wild Christmas blimps, create stunning Christmas gem boards, grow
Bigfoot’s most popular camp is back for ANOTHER fun season! Campers amazing holiday crystals, make dinosaur tree ornaments, and much more!
create MANY different art projects daily, using several different types of media. Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
Drawing, painting, and collaging are just some of the projects. Art related 1850.101 Dec 26-Dec 27 Thu-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm $70/Camp
games and activities are also on the schedule. Each week has a totally different
theme. All day and new 1/2 day options available! Fees include all art supplies, Super Camp #1
incentive badges, daily snacks and prizes! Sign-up today! Build electric motors, make balloon-helicopters, make glow-in-the-dark octopi,
Instructor: Tony Moramarco & Staff Location: Bigfoot’s Art Studio create UV detectors, build rock collections, prepare amazing slimes, make a
Materials Fee: $40 for All-Day/$30 for 1/2 Day Camp due to instructor rubber-band gun, design invisible inks, fire rocket cars and more!
All-Day Art Camps Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee 1850.102 Dec 26-Dec 27 Thu-Fri 1:00-4:00pm $70/Camp
2050.101 Dec 26-Dec 28 Thu-Sat 8:30am-4:30pm $100/Camp
2050.102 Jan 2-Jan 4 Thu-Sat 8:30am-4:30pm $100/Camp Super Camp #2
2050.103 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm $185/Camp Build mini-hovercrafts, experiment with glowing rocks and super-magnets, mix
2050.104 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm $185/Camp incredible slime collections, mold candles, create surfboard Styrofoam, make
genies appear, turn pennies to gold, make underwater candles, assemble
1/2 Day Art Camps marshmallow guns, and more!
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
2055.101 Dec 26-Dec 28 Thu-Sat 9:00am-12:30pm $60/Camp 1850.103 Jan 2-Jan 3 Thu-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm $70/Camp
2055.102 Jan 2-Jan 4 Thu-Sat 9:00am-12:30pm $60/Camp
2055.103 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm $100/Camp Super Camp #3
2055.104 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm $100/Camp Make fantastic air rockets, fire the ultimate candy cannon, fly blimps, concoct
incredible super slimes, launch potatoes, construct tornado bottles, create
ultraviolet light detectors, play with fantastic anti-gravity trays, make eerie glow-
in-the-dark tubes, build clowns that rise and fall on command, and more!
Yes, You Can Draw & Paint Winter Fun Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
Ages: 6 Years - Adult 1850.104 Jan 2-Jan 3 Thu-Fri 1:00-4:00pm $70/Camp
Don’t sit home being bored - come create an amazing painting. Workshop
1850.105 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm $135/Camp
starts by completing a detailed freehand drawing. Then explore the magic of
color theory by mixing a full range of colors using only primary colors, just like Super Camp #4
artists do! Students will paint their drawings adding contrast, texture and depth Ride real hovercrafts, write with invisible inks, grow crystal gardens, steer
to create their masterpiece. Parents, drop off the kids and get some last minute floating solar blimps, float hot air balloons, launch smoke rings, launch the
Christmas shopping done! ultimate Mentos geysers, cast t-rex dinosaur fossils, and more!
Instructor: Yvonne Gaudet Location: MRC Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
Fee: $33/Workshop ($10 materials fee due to instructor) 1850.106 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm $135/Camp
Class# Date Day Time
2525.101 Dec 21 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm Super Camp #5
Make planes that fly over tall buildings, prepare glow-in-the-dark Styrofoam,
Yes, You Can Draw & Sculpt Camp form amazing super-balls, create foot long lightning bolts, do never-before-seen
Ages: 6 Years - Adult dry ice experiments, construct electric buzzers and switches, dip incredible
This new sculpture camp is the latest addition to the Yes, You Can art class candles, fire marshmallow cannons, and much more!
series. Stretch your imagination to create 3-dimensionally. Day 1 starts with Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
building a foundation and priming. Day 2 artists draw the shapes, features 1850.107 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm $135/Camp
and details of their creation. Painting will be the final step in creating your
masterpiece. Parents are also welcome to register and enjoy in the fun and Super Camp #6
share some quality time with their kids. Ride real hovercrafts, make & launch water rockets, fire balloon rockets, make
Instructor: Yvonne Gaudet Location: MRC oil tornados, collect fossils, explore robotics, make pinhole cameras, build
Fee: $66/2-Day Camp ($13 materials fee due to instructor) barometers, create lightning, fly remote-controlled dragonflies, and more!
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
2535.101 Jan 2-Jan 3 Thu-Fri 9:30am-12:30pm 1850.108 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm $135/Camp
Questions? Call the Class Hotline @ 951-694-6480 Winter/Spring 2020 13If I Were a Princess Camp
Ages: 4-8 Years
Here is the opportunity for the princess in
you to come out and play! We will spend time
learning about a different princess each day
including Elsa, Sleeping Beauty, Belle, Ariel,
and more! Sing along with songs, read stories,
play games, make a craft and enjoy a snack
where we learn a bit about table manners.We
will talk about the values a princess lives by:
being kind, patient, honest, and helpful. Come
dressed in your favorite costumes!
Instructor: Angela Sturdivant
Location: MRC
Fee: $110/Camp ($25 materials fee due to
instructor)
Happy Campers Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Ages: 5-9 Years 3220.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am
Campers have a blast making new friends in these educational themed camps
that are hands-on FUN! Materials fee includes camp t-shirt, daily snack, arts
and crafts and festivities! Instructor, Miss Brooke, has a B.A. in Liberal Studies/
Elementary Education.
Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRC
Fee: $99/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor)
Unicorn Enthusiasts
Is your child obsessed with Unicorn EVERYTHING? Creating colorful thematic
arts & crafts using glitter, paint and rhinestones is on the agenda for this
exciting new unicorn themed camp.
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
4070.101 Mar 30-Apr 1 Mon-Wed 9:00am-12:00pm
Tropical Travelers (Rainforest Edition)
Is your child interested in learning about sloths, toucans and spider monkeys?
Are they captivated by lions, tigers and boa constrictors? Campers will learn
about the diversity of the animals who call the rainforest their home in this new
themed camp. Hip Hop Dance Camp
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Ages: 9-17 Years
4070.102 Mar 30-Apr 1 Mon-Wed 1:00-4:00pm Spend the week learning Hip Hop dance from a professional choreographer
and dancer who has performed internationally and on TV. In this high energy
camp students will explore Hip Hop movements and music, and study the
principles and technique of Hip Hop, including athletic form, choreography,
Girls Retreat Spring Break “Spa” Camp break dance, tutting, krumping, turfing and more! All levels welcome!
Ages: 5-10 Years Instructor: Jamal Cumberbatch Location: MRC Fee: $120/Camp
This exciting camp is back by popular Class# Camp Dates Days Time
demand! Mini glitter manicures, 4425.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 1:00-3:00pm
cucumber facials, arts and crafts,
a build your own trail mix station,
dancing, aerobics, and much more! Kids Scuba Camp (Beginner Seal Team)
Spring Break has never been more Ages: 8-12 Years
fun! Please join us as we spend The Beginner Seal Team Camp is a great
the mornings playing games, team way to meet new friends and explore the
building, creating keepsakes, and underwater world! Camp is conducted by
meeting new friends. Materials fee certified instructors in a safe pool-only
includes all supplies, snacks, and a environment. All equipment is provided and
camp t-shirt. materials fee includes scuba certification,
Instructor: Brooke Groepper book, DVD, Seal Team emblem, mask,
Location: MRC fins and snorkels which are yours to keep.
Fee: $99/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor) NOTE: Please contact Scuba Center at 951-506-0252 prior to the first day of
Class# Camp Dates Days Time camp for required reading, DVD and paperwork.
4025.101 Mar 23-Mar 25 Mon-Wed 9:30am-12:30pm Instructor: Scuba Center Temecula Location: CRC Pool
Fee: $125/Camp ($125 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
3850.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 1:15-2:45pm
14 Winter/Spring 2020 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDJunior Skills Volleyball Camp
Ages: 8-13 Years
Our camps are packed with
volleyball skills, drills, games and
more! Our Junior Skills Camp will
focus on passing, setting, hitting,
serving, blocking and defense.
There will be group drills, mini
competitions and fun games to help
develop an understanding of the
game and increase their volleyball knowledge. Our outstanding coaching staff
will focus on each athlete’s abilities and group them with similar skill levels, so
every child is being instructed appropriately. All levels are welcome, including
brand new players and players with previous class or team experience. Fee
includes camp t-shirt.
Instructor: Viper Volleyball Staff Location: Rancho Sports Center
(CTC) Complete Tennis Camp Fee: $99/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor)
Ages: 7-16 Years Class# Camp Dates Days Time
The CTC Spring Tennis Camp is designed to keep the fun in tennis while 3025.101 Mar 31-Apr 2 Tue-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
working on the “fun”damentals. Activities include stroke and strategy drills,
mini-tournament competitions and lots of fun games. All levels of experience
welcome. Camp fee includes camp t-shirt. Beach Volleyball Camp
Instructor: Kerry Leander Ages: 9-13 Years
Location: TVHS Designed to teach the fundamentals
Fee: $120/Camp and skills necessary to play the
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Olympic Sport of 2v2 beach
1410.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:30am-12:30pm volleyball. There will be group drills,
individualized attention and fun
competition play to help develop
an understanding of the game.
Our outstanding coaching staff will
focus on each athlete’s abilities and
group them with similar skill levels. All beginning and intermediate levels are
welcome. Fee includes camp t-shirt.
Instructor: Viper Volleyball Staff Location: Pala Park
Fee: $85/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
3000.101 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 9:00am-10:30am
Jr. Pickleball Camp
Ages: 7-13 Years
Join the fun learning the fastest
growing sport in the world! Pickleball
is a combination of tennis, ping
pong, and badminton. Camps are
Multisport Camp designed for boys and girls and
Ages: 5-14 Years students will be placed in age-
Camp is designed for all-around players and beginners who wish to improve
appropriate groups. Our instructors
their skills in soccer, football, tennis, basketball, volleyball, Nerf dodgeball,
are not only Pickleball professionals
kickball and baseball. Fun games will be played including bocce ball and
but have over 15 years experience
splash ball. Campers should bring a water bottle, sunscreen, shin guards and
teaching camps. Fee includes camp
wear a gym-type shoe. Camp is for boys and girls and participants are divided
t-shirt and awards. Come out and
into age-appropriate groups.
join the fun!
Instructor: EMH Sports
Instructor: Bret Bucher Location: Margarita Community Park
Location: Temeku Hills Park
Fee: $99/Camp
Fee: $80/Camp
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
3510.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am
2315.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am
3510.102 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am
2315.102 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am
#TEMECULAFUN
Questions? Call the Class Hotline @ 951-694-6480 Winter/Spring 2020 15Special Needs Programs Light It Up * Eagle Soar * S.K.I.P.
Light It Up Blue
The City of Temecula and Our Nicholas Foundation raise autism awareness
through the “Light It Up Blue” initiative. Please join us as we light up City Hall
blue in recognition of Autism Awareness month. Ceremony includes unveiling
of lights and refreshments.
Date: Thu, Apr 2 Time: 7:00pm Location: Civic Center
Eagle Soar Social Skills Program
Ages: All
The City of Temecula in collaboration with Our Nicholas Foundation is hosting
a social skills play day for children with special needs. Activities include
crafts, sensory enrichment, coloring, stories and more! Events are facilitated
The Community Services Department is committed to providing programs and by Comprehensive Autism Center and the Van Avery Youth Activists. Parent
opportunities for individuals with disabilities. In that effort, staff is available to participation required and therapists are welcome. Registration held at event.
provide accommodations that meet the needs of our youth and adults with Location: Eagle Soar Playground at Margarita Park Fee: FREE
special needs who participate in City programs. Our goal is to ensure that Dates Days Time
all individuals enjoy the same quality experience, access to programs, and Mar 14-May 9 2nd Saturday 9:00-11:00am
full participation in our Community events. For more detailed information, call
(951) 694-6480, Ext. 6464.
S.K.I.P. (Supporting Kids, Involving Parents)
Special Needs Breakfast with Santa Ages: Birth - 12 Years
S.K.I.P. is a social recreational
Start your morning with a tasty breakfast and a visit to Santa’s Workshop. This
program designed for children with
event is for individuals with special needs to share with their family and friends.
special needs and their parents
Pre-registration is required for all attending. Call to advise of any special dietary
and offers enrichment activities,
needs. Infants under 12 months are FREE.
play, and parent education and
Location: CRC Fee: $7/person
support. Activities are structured
Activity# Date Day Time
to enhance sensory, social, and
9250.101 Dec 14 Sat 12:00-1:00pm
cognitive skills and offer parents
time to interact with others who
Special Needs Christmas Light Bus Tour understand what it is like to raise a
Enjoy a tour of Temecula’s festive homes and incredible holiday displays as child with special needs.
you join us for a special needs night of the ‘Twas the Lights Before Christmas Fee: $2/person (Pre-registration is required for all participants attending)
Bus Tour. Bus departs and returns to the MPSC. Due to limited space priority Location: MPSC
is given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration. Activity# Dates Day Time
Location: MPSC Fee: $5/person 9200.101 Feb 12 Wed 6:00-7:30pm
Activity# Date Day Time 9200.102 Apr 8 Wed 6:00-7:30pm
9255.101 Dec 13 Fri 7:00-8:30pm 9200.103 May 13 Wed 6:00-7:30pm
Special Needs Basketball Program
Ages: 5-18
The City of Temecula, in collaboration with Victory Leagues, is proud to offer
Special Needs Basketball. This program is designed for school age athletes with
special needs whom are able to participate with reasonable accommodation.
Our goal is to provide a true team and game experience for all of our athletes.
Games will take place on Mondays and on Saturdays players will be taught the
fundamentals of passing, shooting, dribbling, and game play. A referee will be
utilized during games to keep the game moving in a timely manner and clocks
will be kept by a scorekeeper. Participants will be placed in age-appropriate
groups. Fee includes team uniform.
Location: CRC Fee: $50/8 Wks
Game Days: Mon Time: 5:00-8:00pm
Practice Days: Sat Time: 11:00am-1:00pm
Light It Up Yellow & Blue Class# Class Dates
Join us for our 2nd Annual Light It Up Yellow & Blue Ceremony for Down 4700.101 Mar 14-May 16*
Syndrome Awareness Day. Event includes unveiling of lights and light *Class Skip Dates: Mar 23-Mar 30
refreshments.
Date: Sat, Mar 21 Time: 7:00pm Location: Civic Center
16 Winter/Spring 2020 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDHigh Hopes * Special Games Special Needs Programs
Special Needs Visual Arts Program
Ages: 18+
Learn ways of self-expression, coordination and imagination through visual
arts. Participants will work on a variety of projects and learn about painting,
drawing and designing. This is a student only program. If student requires
accommodations, parents may stay. NOTE: Due to limited space priority is
given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration.
Materials Fee: $10 for supplies.
Instructor: Mark Allen Gonzales Location: MPSC
Activity# Class Dates Days Time Fee
9205.101 Jan 16-Mar 19 Thu 3:00-5:00pm $40/10 Wks
9205.102 Apr 9-May 28 Thu 3:00-5:00pm $32/8 Wks
High Hopes
Ages: 18+
The Temecula High Hopes program is designed for special needs adults 18+
offering opportunities for enrichment, socialization and special events. Events
meet at the MPSC on Fridays from 6:00-9:00pm, unless otherwise noted.
Please note that events are subject to change. Pre-registration is required
and can be completed online or in person at the MPSC. For reasonable
accommodations, guardians/caregivers can attend at no charge and must be
pre-registered using the activity numbers below. NOTE: Due to limited space
priority is given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration.
Resident Fee: $2/person (Unless otherwise noted)
Date Event Participant# Guardian#
Dec 20 Holiday Showcase @ CRC 9220.101 9225.101
Jan 3 New Year’s Party 9220.102 9225.102
Jan 17 Game Night 9220.103 9225.103 Global Citizens
Feb 7 Valentine’s Party 9220.104 9225.104 Ages: 18+
Feb 21 Karaoke Night 9220.105 9225.105 A vocational training program geared to teach basic job and life skills in
Mar 6 Bowling @ Temecula Lanes* 9220.106 9225.106 Viticulture and Horticulture. Students get hands on training to equip them with
Mar 20 St. Patrick’s Dance 9220.107 9225.107 skills to obtain meaningful employment. Please call 951-694-6480 Ext. 6464
Apr 3 Nutrition Workshop 9220.108 9225.108 for more information or to register.
Apr 17 Sock Hop 9220.109 9225.109 Dates Days Time Fee
May 1 Spring Social 9220.110 9225.110 March-May Tue/Thu 9:00-11:00am FREE
* Fees for Bowling Night are paid at event
Join us for a morning of fun and inclusive activities! Special Games is
an event designed for athletes of all ages with developmental disabilities
to participate in non-competitive games and sporting events, lunch and
awards ceremony. Each athlete is paired with a high school volunteer to
act as their buddy during the event and participate alongside them. Every
athlete will be presented with a participation medal and every volunteer
will receive community service hours. To participate as an athlete or as a
buddy, visit: TemeculaCA.gov/SpecialGames
Saturday, April 18th, 9:30am-12:30pm
Temecula Valley High School Football Stadium 17Toddler enrichment Tiny Tots * Bright Start for Kids
PLEASE READ!
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
The Community Services Department offers three Preschool/Kinder Enrichment drop-off programs. Miss Michelle’s Tiny Tots, Bright Start for Kids, and
Bear Cub University are structured recreational programs designed for children ages 3-5. These are not licensed child care programs. Children must be
potty trained to attend. Participation in more than one session or more than one program at a time is prohibited. Registration in advance for future
sessions is encouraged to secure enrollment. Once registration begins, participants may enroll in Session A, B, C or D at one time provided the session dates
do not overlap. Priority is given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration. Please review program descriptions for detailed class information to
determine the best placement for your child. For further assistance, contact the Class Hotline at 951-694-6480 or email Classes@TemeculaCA.gov.
Miss Michelle’s Tiny Tots
Ages: 3-5 Years
Welcome to Miss Michelle’s
Tiny Tots! This is a fun
structured hands-on learning
program that will help your
child build social skills and
independence while being
introduced to the alphabet,
numbers, colors and shapes in
a developmentally appropriate
environment. Children enjoy
story time, music and fun
craft projects. Miss Michelle
and her assistant Miss Evelyn
can’t wait to meet your little ones. A healthy snack is provided each day.
READ REGISTRATION INFORMATION PRIOR TO ENROLLING Bright Start for Kids
Materials Fee: $25 due to instructor We help children discover the love of learning. Each day your child will enjoy our
Instructor: Michelle Medina interactive centers (art, building, puzzles, crafts, games, writing, educational
Location: CRC toys and dramatic play) while playing with their new friends. Our weekly
themes provide hands-on learning in a safe and caring environment. Our
Terrific 3’s structured day includes choice centers, circle time, small groups, music, story
Session
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee time, along with our innovative writing and phonics program. We have special
A 1040.101 Jan 22-Feb 26* M/W 9:00-10:45am $90/5 Wks events including Happy Hearts Party, Spring Sing, Eggciting Hunt, Muffins with
A 1040.102 Jan 22-Feb 26* M/W 11am-12:45pm $90/5 Wks Mom, Donuts with Dad, and our Pre-K graduation. Our Little Tots program
B 1040.103 Mar 2-Apr 15* M/W 9:00-10:45am $108/6 Wks is for children entering Kindergarten in 2021. Our Pre-Kinder program is for
B 1040.104 Mar 2-Apr 15* M/W 11am-12:45pm $108/6 Wks children who will attend TK/Kindergarten in August 2020. Program director, Jill
C 1040.105 Apr 20-Jun 1* M/W 9:00-10:45am $117/7 Wks Lodato has a B.A. in Early Childhood Education and Health Education. Please
C 1040.106 Apr 20-Jun 1* M/W 11am-12:45pm $117/7 Wks bring a medium-sized bucket with your child’s name to class. A daily snack is
Fabulous 4’s & 5’s provided. For more information about Bright Start for Kids and for the parent
Session Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee handbook visit: BrightStartforKids.com
A 1045.101 Jan 21-Feb 27 T/TH 9:00-11:00am $120/6 Wks READ REGISTRATION INFORMATION PRIOR TO ENROLLING
A 1045.102 Jan 21-Feb 27 T/TH 11:15-1:15pm $120/6 Wks
Materials Fee: $30/2 day program and $40/3 day program
B 1045.103 Mar 3-Apr 16* T/TH 9:00-11:00am $120/6 Wks
Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: JRC
B 1045.104 Mar 3-Apr 16* T/TH 11:15-1:15pm $120/6 Wks
C 1045.105 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 9:00-11:00am $120/6 Wks Little Tots Preschool Enrichment (3.5-4.5 Yrs)
C 1045.106 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 11:15-1:15pm $120/6 Wks Session Class# Dates Day Time Fee
*Class Skip Dates: Feb 17, Apr 6-9, May 25 A 6005.101 Jan 7-Feb 6 T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 Wks
B 6005.102 Feb 11-Mar 12 T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 Wks
C 6005.103 Mar 17-Apr 30* T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 Wks
Creating Community Through D 6005.104 May 5-Jun 4 T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 Wks
Pre-Kinder Enrichment (4-5.10 Yrs)
People, Parks & Programs Session Class# Dates Day Time
A
Fee
6000.101 Jan 8-Feb 7* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $250/5 Wks
“It’s What We Do!” B
C
D
6000.102 Feb 10-Mar 13* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $250/5 Wks
6000.103 Mar 16-May 1* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $280/5 Wks
6000.104 May 4-Jun 5* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $265/5 Wks
*Class Skip Dates: Jan 20, Feb 14, Feb 17, Mar 23-Apr 3, May 25
18 Winter/Spring 2020 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDBear Cub * Parent & Me Programs Toddler enrichment
Family Music for Babies
Ages: Birth-18 Months
Welcome your newborn into a world of music and movement. Family Music
for Babies offers an intimate, nurturing environment for you to bond with your
child. It’s never too early to begin building a foundation in music that could
lead to a lifetime of music making, learning, and enjoyment. This class is
designed to offer infants sensory simulation during their most receptive period
of neurological development. During this program, you’ll learn special ways to
play and communicate with your baby while meeting and making new friends.
Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio
Fee: $55/7 Wks
Class# Class Dates Day Time
2905.101 Jan 7-Feb 18 Tue 10:45-11:15am
2905.102 Jan 11-Feb 22 Sat 10:45-11:15am
2905.103 Apr 7-May 19 Tue 10:45-11:15am
2905.104 Apr 11-May 23 Sat 10:45-11:15am
Bear Cub University
Watch your “Bear Cub” grow and thrive in this structured drop-off enrichment
program designed to help your preschooler explore, experiment, and discover Music for Toddlers
things on their own through a variety of methods that provide a mixture of fun Ages: 18 Months-2.11 Years
and learning! Each session is packed with fun-filled educational activities and Hearing, feeling, moving, singing,
festivities! Bear Cub University makes use of a hands-on, weekly-thematic, sharing and playing MUSIC! Children will
interactive curriculum that offers social interaction, calendar/circle time, literacy, absorb musical patterns and concepts
music/movement, arts & crafts, community building along with the practice of for enjoyment and growth in their musical
sight words, numbers, letters, colors, and shapes. Bear Cub participants are endeavors. Classes promote children’s
taught through both large group instruction and small group “activity station discovery of music through singing and
rotation”. Kiddie Cubs is for children starting T/K or Kinder in August 2021. playing simple rhythm instruments.
Kinder Cubs is for students starting T/K or Kinder in August 2020. Instructor, Parent involvement is required.
Miss Brooke, has a B.A. in Liberal Studies/Elementary Education from San Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio
Diego State University. Please bring a medium-sized bucket decorated with Fee: $55/7 Wks
your child’s name. A healthy snack is provided daily. Class# Class Dates Day Time
READ REGISTRATION INFORMATION PRIOR TO ENROLLING 2900.101 Jan 7-Feb 18 Tue 10:00-10:30am
Materials Fee: $40/2 day program and $50/3 day program 2900.102 Jan 8-Feb 19 Wed 10:00-10:30am
Instructor: Brooke Groepper 2900.103 Jan 11-Feb 22 Sat 10:00-10:30am
Location: MRC 2900.104 Apr 7-May 19 Tue 10:00-10:30am
2900.105 Apr 8-May 20 Wed 10:00-10:30am
Kiddie Cubs Preschool Enrichment (3-4.7 Yrs) 2900.106 Apr 11-May 23 Sat 10:00-10:30am
Session Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
A 4005.101 Jan 14-Feb 20 T/TH 9:30am-12pm $264/6 Wks
B 4005.102 Feb 25-Apr 16* T/TH 9:30am-12pm $264/6 Wks
C 4005.103 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 9:30am-12pm $264/6 Wks
Yoga for Parent & Me
Ages: 2-6 Years
Kinder Cubs Pre-K Enrichment (4-5 Yrs) This is a fun filled introduction to the
Session Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee concepts of yoga with imaginative weekly
A 4010.101 Jan 14-Feb 20 T/TH 12:30-3pm $264/6 Wks themes. You and your child will practice
B 4010.102 Feb 25-Apr 16* T/TH 12:30-3pm $264/6 Wks breathing techniques and postures that
C 4010.103 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 12:30-3pm $264/6 Wks will help improve motor skills, flexibility,
balance, concentration and strength.
Kinder Cubs Pre-K Enrichment (4-5 Yrs) Please bring a yoga mat to class. Enroll
Session Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee only child when registering. One or both
A 4015.101 Jan 13-Feb 21* M/W/F 9:30-12:30pm $352/5 Wks parents may attend with child.
B 4015.102 Feb 24-Apr 17* M/W/F 9:30-12:30pm $396/6 Wks Instructor: Kristi Cox
C 4015.103 Apr 20-May 29* M/W/F 9:30-12:30pm $374/5 Wks Location: MRC
*Class Skip Dates: Jan 20, Feb 17, Mar 23-Apr 3, May 25 Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
4130.101 Jan 11-Feb 1 Sat 8:30-9:30am $40/4 Wks
REGISTER ONLINE @ 4130.102 Feb 15-Mar 7
4130.103 Mar 21-Apr 4
4130.104 Apr 25-May 23*
Sat
Sat
Sat
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
$40/4 Wks
$30/3 Wks
$40/4 Wks
*Class Skip Dates: May 2
Questions? Call the Class Hotline @ 951-694-6480 Winter/Spring 2020 19Youth & Teen enrichment Kid’s Club * Rocket Readers/Writers
Parent & Me Playgroup Rocket Readers
Ages: 2-5 Years Ages: 5-8 Years
Parent & Me Playgroup is a great way to These popular small group classes
introduce your child to a preschool setting offer easy to understand reading
with the comfort of a parent, guardian or instruction presented in a way that
grandparent present. Children will enjoy time makes reading fun. Children will
for free-play with other children, craft time, improve their skills while reading
story time, and group play. Our focus is on riddles and jokes and playing
social time, learning to follow directions, games. Typically, students who
following a schedule and how to transition are already reading will accelerate
from one activity to the next. This class provides an opportunity for children and quickly to reach their full potential.
parents to meet new friends! Pre-registration is required and space is limited. For those struggling, Rocket Readers takes the mystery out of reading and
Siblings under the age of 2 are welcome in class. gives children confidence in themselves. Reading finally becomes enjoyable
Instructor: Jessica Walker Location: CRC Fee: $40/4 Wks and exciting! These standards-based classes are designed to supplement
Class# Class Dates Day Time any curriculum used at school or home. Instructor is an experienced,
2410.101 Jan 9-Jan 30 Thu 9:30-11:00am credentialed teacher. Children are assessed and instruction is modified
2410.102 Feb 6-Feb 27 Thu 9:30-11:00am accordingly.
2410.103 Mar 5-Mar 26 Thu 9:30-11:00am Instructor: Patty Roberts Location: TCC
2410.104 Apr 9-Apr 30 Thu 9:30-11:00am Kindergarten/1st
2410.105 May 7-May 28 Thu 9:30-11:00am Ages: 5-7 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
Play & Learn for Parent & Me 2700.101 Jan 8-Mar 11 Wed 4:00-4:50pm $138/10 Wks
Ages: 2.6-4 Years 2700.102 Jan 9-Mar 12 Thu 4:00-4:50pm $138/10 Wks
Children at this age learn so much through play! In this new program children 2700.103 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 4:00-4:50pm $110/8 Wks
will develop social and cognitive skills, mature emotionally and gain the self- 2700.104 Apr 9-May 28 Thu 4:00-4:50pm $110/8 Wks
confidence that is needed to engage in new experiences and environments. 1st/2nd Grade
Class is a great precursor to a drop-off program where your child can experience Ages: 6-8 Years
a preschool setting with the comfort of a parent to guide them through the Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
activities. Class includes circle time, dramatic play, centers to develop fine 2705.101 Jan 8-Mar 11 Wed 5:00-5:50pm $138/10 Wks
motor skills, introduction to letters, numbers, shapes and colors, all in a fun 2705.102 Jan 9-Mar 12 Thu 5:00-5:50pm $138/10 Wks
play based environment. 2705.103 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 5:00-5:50pm $110/8 Wks
Materials Fee: $5 due to instructor at first class 2705.104 Apr 9-May 28 Thu 5:00-5:50pm $110/8 Wks
Instructor: Jessica Walker Location: TCC
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
2415.101 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 10:00-11:30am $55/4 Wks Rocket Writers
2415.102 Feb 4-Mar 17* Tue 10:00-11:30am $84/6 Wks Ages: 5-8 Years
2415.103 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 10:00-11:30am $55/4 Wks Students will author their own
2415.104 May 5-May 26 Tue 10:00-11:30am $55/4 Wks books, play fun word-work games
*Class Skip Dates: Mar 3 and share their writing with peers
in order to become comfortable
and confident about written
Kid’s Club expression. Writing is often the
Ages: 3-10 Years last academic skill to develop,
Parents - enjoy a date night or an but your child will have an edge
evening out and drop off your children in school by participating in these
at our new Kids Club where they will small-group writer’s workshops. Instructor is an experienced, credentialed
have a blast making crafts, playing teacher. Children are assessed and instruction is modified accordingly.
games, and meeting new friends. Kids Instructor: Patty Roberts Location: TCC
will also share a meal and enjoy a Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor
treat. Children must be potty trained to Kindergarten/1st
attend. Instructor is a Recreation professional who teaches our popular Parent
Ages: 5-7 Years
& Me Play Group program and is a mother of 5 children. Each session will be
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
filled with fun and exciting activities, so sign-up for one or sign-up for them all!
Fee: $20/person ($10 materials fee due to instructor) 2710.101 Jan 7-Mar 10 Tue 4:00-4:50pm $138/10 Wks
Instructor: Jessica Walker Location: CRC 2710.102 Apr 7-May 26 Tue 4:00-4:50pm $110/8 Wks
Class# Class Dates Day Time 1st/2nd Grade
2420.101 Dec 13 Fri 6:00-9:00pm Ages: 6-8 Years
2420.102 Jan 24 Fri 6:00-9:00pm Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
2420.103 Feb 21 Fri 6:00-9:00pm 2715.101 Jan 7-Mar 10 Tue 5:00-5:50pm $138/10 Wks
2420.104 Mar 20 Fri 6:00-9:00pm 2715.102 Apr 7-May 26 Tue 5:00-5:50pm $110/8 Wks
2420.105 Apr 17 Fri 6:00-9:00pm
20 Winter/Spring 2020 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDEtiquette * Art * Singing youth & Teen enrichment
Children’s Etiquette Class Get Smart with Art
Ages: 5-12 Years Ages: 2-5 Years
Good manners are important! Etiquette For the beginner artist! This is a
classes not only teach children good unique class for children and parents
conduct, but they also help establish (or their helpers). Explore shapes,
core values and principles. Manners colors, textures, stamping, printing
are a significant part of communication and painting while developing fine
throughout life. Lessons educate motor, language and critical thinking
children on how to be respectful and skills. Children are introduced to
you will see a difference in your child the work of famous artists and illustrators, multi-cultural art and various art
after only one class! techniques to create a unique framed masterpiece at each class. There are
Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: CRC new lessons each session!
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: TCC Fee: $52/4 Wks
3200.101* Dec 2-Dec 16 Mon 4:30-5:30pm $42/3 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time
3200.102 Feb 4-Feb 25 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $56/4 Wks 1320.101 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 9:30-10:15am
3200.103 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $56/4 Wks 1320.102 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 10:30-11:15am
*The theme of this session is Mastering Holiday Manners 1320.103 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 9:30-10:15am
1320.104 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 10:30-11:15am
1320.105 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 9:30-10:15am
Little Miss Charm School 1320.106 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 10:30-11:15am
Ages: 4-8 Years 1320.107 Apr 1-Apr 22 Wed 9:30-10:15am
Back by popular demand! Put on your favorite 1320.108 Apr 1-Apr 22 Wed 10:30-11:15am
party dress and come have fun at a special 1320.109 May 6-May 27 Wed 9:30-10:15am
morning play date where we will have tea 1320.110 May 6-May 27 Wed 10:30-11:15am
and cookies as we learn a bit of manners.
Each date we will have a tea party where we
will meet new friends, practice proper table Wonders! Super Camps
manners, and learn the importance of sharing Ages: 4-13 Years
and getting along with others. We will play games, dance, and create themed Now the popular Wonders! Camps can be taken
crafts to take home. Sign up for one or sign up for all! during a 4-week session on Saturdays! These
Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: MRC camps are hands-on fun from beginning to end!
Fee: $20/workshop ($10 materials fee due to instructor) Campers will perform over 50 experiments,
Valentine’s Tea Party (Wear your prettiest dress) watch over 30 demonstrations, learn why
Class# Date Day Time amazing things happen and enrich their desire to
3205.101 Feb 8 Sat 12:00-1:30pm know more about the world around them. Camps
are unique and can be taken in any order.
Princess Tea Party (Wear your favorite princess outfit)
Fee: $135/4 Wks ($20 due to instructor)
Class# Date Day Time
Instructor: Don Miller Location: MRC
3205.102 Apr 4 Sat 10:00-11:30am
Doll Tea Party (Bring your favorite doll) Super Camp #4
Class# Date Day Time Ride real hovercrafts, write with invisible inks, grow crystal gardens, steer
3205.103 May 16 Sat 10:00-11:30am floating solar blimps, float hot air balloons, launch smoke rings, launch the
ultimate Mentos geysers, cast t-rex dinosaur fossils, and more!
Class# Class Dates Days Time
Little Tots Singers 1850.109 Jan 11-Feb 1 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
Ages: 4-6 Years Super Camp #6
Preschool age children love to Ride real hovercrafts, make & launch water rockets, fire balloon rockets, make
sing, dance and perform. Our oil tornados, collect fossils, explore robotics, make pinhole cameras, build
Little Tot Singers learn new barometers, create lightning, fly remote-controlled dragonflies, and more!
songs, simple choreography, Class# Class Dates Days Time
and lessons in being a part of 1850.110 Feb 8-Feb 29 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
a performance chorus. This
session will focus on our Spring Sing concert for families and friends to enjoy.
Instructor, Ms. Jill sings in the Southwest Women’s Chorus and has a BA in
Early Childhood Education. Program accompanist is Luann Carman who is a
well-known pianist and piano teacher.
Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: OTTCT
Fee: $139/14 Wks ($15 materials fee includes Little Tots t-shirt & song sheets)
Temecula Community Services
Class#
6070.101
Class Dates
Jan 15-Apr 29*
Day
Wed
Time
4:00-5:00pm
TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD
*Class Skip Date: Mar 25, Apr 1
Questions? Call the Class Hotline @ 951-694-6480 Winter/Spring 2020 21You can also read
