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Rutherford NSD September 4Adventure Club and SpinRutherford Elementary2026-27 K-5th Adventure Club Adv Club Non-School Day Site -
STEM AdventuresMixed AgesWaitlistYoung children are natural explorers, and this class is all about curiosity, discovery, and hands-on learning! Each week, children and their caregivers will dive into fun activities focused on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), exploring the world around them in playful, engaging ways. The class includes time together for parent-child play as well as a separate discussion time for parents to share ideas, ask questions, and explore topics that interest them. *This class begins September 11School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Secure Attachment, Thriving KidsWelcoming a BabyBased on 50 years of research, this class aims to promote a secure attachment relationship between parents and children. You will leave this class with a deeper understanding of brain development during the first three years, including what it means to be securely attached and the impact on development, how to understand and respond to baby cues, and how to address postpartum depression, among other topics. Geared toward those who will be welcoming a newborn through pregnancy, adoption, or surrogacy in the next few months. Those who have welcomed a newborn in the last 2-3 months from the start of class may also attend. Partners are welcome to attend. Early Childhood Family Center, Classroom 1 7 Wednesdays, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm FREE The First Thousand Days Grant generously funds this class through the St. Croix Valley Foundation.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Self-Care and MindfulnessBody, Mind and SpiritNewSo often, self-care and mindfulness take a back seat in our lives, but these practices are a necessity. Learn new techniques to improve your self-care routine and discover new resources to try. You’ll leave with practical strategies you can use immediately to support your well-being and build a stronger foundation for mental health.Fall 2026
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Senior CircuitKeep it MovingNewBoost your vitality and stay strong with this low-impact group workout tailored for older adults! This class combines light cardiovascular movement with flexibility and strength-building exercises to help you maintain mobility and independence. You will use simple equipment like resistance bands and light weights in a safe, social environment where every routine is easily adapted to your personal ability level.Fall 2026
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Senior Yoga/Seated YogaKeep it MovingNewFind your center and stay active with a yoga practice designed specifically for your comfort and well-being. This gentle class focuses on slow, purposeful movements and guided breathing to help you improve flexibility, balance, and joint health. Our sessions use seated and supported poses to ensure everyone can participate safely. It’s more than just a workout—it’s a calming way to connect with your body and mind.Fall 2026
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Sensory Play SaturdayEarly Childhood Family Education ( ECFE)/ Weekend One-Time ClassesNewChildren use their senses to discover the world around them from the moment they are born. Sensory play is not only fun for young children, but it has numerous benefits to your child’s development, including supporting brain development, sensory integration, fine motor skills, observational skills, and emotion regulation. Explore our classroom full of sensory experiences, including clay, water, sand, and finger paint.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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NewSew Much Fun- Where Stitching Builds ConfidenceArts/CraftsDiscover the joy of creating your own handmade projects. In this beginner sewing class you will learn how to cut, stitch, and design by hand while making cool items to take home. It’s a relaxing, screen-free way to build confidence, patience, and creativity. No sewing experience is needed. Projects Include: Custom t-shirt Embroidered hoop wall hanging Hand-sewn stuffy (bear, bunny, or llama) One-of-a-kind journal with a sewn and crafted cover Embroidered canvas project (pouch, tote, or apron)Fall 2026 -
NewSilversmithing Stacker Ring MakingCreate It!Unleash your inner jeweler in this silversmithing workshop. You'll learn to design and create three stunning sterling silver stacker rings. Mix and match styles to create a personalized set that's as unique as you are. All skill levels are welcome. Children 13 and older are welcome to join the class with a registered adult.Fall 2026 -
Skyhawks 1st Down Tots (Ages 2-4)AthleticsNewIntroduce your little athlete to football! We'll focus on developing motor skills and body control, plus basic skills like throwing and catching. There's no tackling or blocking involved, just pure fun and skill development. *Parent participation is required. CompletedFall 2026
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Skyhawks Baseball Tots T-Ball (Ages 2-3)AthleticsNewIntroduce your little athlete to Skyhawks Baseball Tots! Our curriculum is designed to provide age-appropriate skill development to new challenges as they learn and grow. Baseball Tots focuses on motor skills, body control, and basics like throwing, hitting, catching, and base running. Above all else, fun! *Parent participation is required.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Baseball Tots T-Ball (Ages 2-4)AthleticsNewIntroduce your little athlete to Skyhawks Baseball Tots! Our curriculum is designed to provide age-appropriate skill development to new challenges as they learn and grow. Baseball Tots focuses on motor skills, body control, and basics like throwing, hitting, catching, and base running. Above all else, fun! *Parent participation is required.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Baseball Tots T-Ball (Ages 3-4)AthleticsNewIntroduce your little athlete to Skyhawks Baseball Tots! Our curriculum is designed to provide age-appropriate skill development to new challenges as they learn and grow. Baseball Tots focuses on motor skills, body control, and basics like throwing, hitting, catching, and base running. Above all else, fun! *Parent participation is required.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Basketball (Ages 7-9)AthleticsNewDribble, pass, shoot - let’s play! Skyhawks Basketball is perfect for kids who are just starting out or who already know a little about the game. Each week, you’ll practice the basics like passing, shooting, dribbling, rebounding, and defense. You’ll also get to play fun mini-games and scrimmages that let you use your new skills on the court! Along the way, you’ll learn about teamwork, good sportsmanship, and how to play your best while having fun.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Basketball Mini-Hawk (Ages 5-6)AthleticsNewDribble, pass, shoot - let’s play! Skyhawks Basketball is perfect for kids who are just starting out or who already know a little about the game. Each week, you’ll practice the basics like passing, shooting, dribbling, rebounding, and defense. You’ll also get to play fun mini-games and scrimmages that let you use your new skills on the court! Along the way, you’ll learn about teamwork, good sportsmanship, and how to play your best while having fun.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Beginning Volleyball Camp (Ages 7-9)AthleticsNewBump, set, and spike into fun with volleyball!Kids will learn the rules of the game and practice skills through fun games and scrimmages. Along the way, they’ll discover the importance of respect, teamwork, and self-discipline. By the end, they’ll know more about volleyball and have a blast with new friends. Don’t forget to bring a water bottle!Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Flag Football Camp (Ages 5-8)AthleticsNewFlag Football is the perfect introduction to “America’s Game.” Campers learn skills on both sides of the football including the core components of passing, catching and defense – all presented in a fun and positive environment. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, water bottle and sunscreen.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Floor Hockey (Ages 5-8)AthleticsNewScore a winning goal with our Floor Hockey classes. Coaches will teach the key concepts of passing, shooting, defense, stickhandling and speed. Specifically designed for beginning and intermediate players, this program teaches athletes floor hockey skills along with lessons such as respect, teamwork, responsibility and safety (no checking). Plastic sticks and balls will be provided. No skates allowed; shoes required.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Floor Hockey Tots (Ages 2-4)AthleticsNewScore a winning goal with our Floor Hockey classes. Coaches will teach the key concepts of passing, shooting, defense, stickhandling and speed. Specifically designed for beginning and intermediate players, this program teaches athletes floor hockey skills along with lessons such as respect, teamwork, responsibility and safety (no checking). Plastic sticks and balls will be provided. No skates allowed; shoes required.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Hoopster Tots (Ages 2-3)AthleticsNewHoopster Tots by Skyhawks is all about having fun while learning basketball! Kids play exciting games that help them practice dribbling, shooting, passing, and being great teammates. We use smaller hoops and kid-sized basketballs to provide just the right amount of challenge.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Hoopster Tots (Ages 3-4)AthleticsNewHoopster Tots by Skyhawks is all about having fun while learning basketball! Kids play exciting games that help them practice dribbling, shooting, passing, and being great teammates. We use smaller hoops and kid-sized basketballs to provide just the right amount of challenge.Fall 2026
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Skyhawks Intermediate Volleyball Camp (Ages 10-13)AthleticsNewBump, set, and spike into fun with volleyball!Kids will learn the rules of the game and practice skills through fun games and scrimmages. Along the way, they’ll discover the importance of respect, teamwork, and self-discipline. By the end, they’ll know more about volleyball and have a blast with new friends. Don’t forget to bring a water bottle!Fall 2026