Youth Programs and Camps

JUNIOR HITTERS

 MOMMy AND ME yOgA - Ages infant to 2 years

This class is for mommy and child to and have the yoga experience through passive exercise that will soothe baby and mothers together. Please bring your own mat.

Tuesdays 9:00am-10:00am
6/10-7/1 Activity# 2016 S1 7/8-7/29 Activity# 2016 S2

Location: Recreation Park Instructor: CDWM Staff
Fee: $40 Resident; $45 Non-Resident

ROCk N’ ROll bAND suMMER DAy CAMp 2008!

Ages: 10-17 boys and girls Come join the Auburn Recreation District and the Auburn Music Center in our Rock N’ Roll Summer Day Camp! This is great camp for beginning guitar players, bass players and drummers interested in performing classic rock songs in a band setting. This is a rock band workshop that will allow students to work together learning how to play blues and classic rock songs. Previous experience is helpful but not necessary. Placements will be held on the first two days of rehearsals. Minimum 15 students.

Mon/Wed 10:00am-Noon
July 7- August 13
Activity# 7257 S1

Recital: Friday August 15,
7:00pm (location TBD)

Location: Auburn Music Center, 4010 Grass Valley Hwy
Instructor: AMC Staff

Fee: $100 Resident; $105 Non-Resident
Note: A $25 materials fee will be collected the first day of class.

SKYHAWKS SOCCER - Ages 6 to 10

All the skills and thrills of soccer are taught through fast-paced drills, skill-building exercises, and game-speed scrimmages that give every young athlete a thorough and invigorating experience of the world’s most popular sport! Coaches will focus on the essential skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control to enable young athletes to play with confidence and have fun. Every soccer program ends with a World Cup, allowing athletes to showcase their skills in a program-wide tournament. All participants receive a soccer ball, t-shirt and merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 14:1.

SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL - Ages 7 to 14

Skyhawks basketball breaks down this exhilarating sport into fundamental skills that all athletes, no matter their skill level, need to succeed. Coaches will lead the athletes through game-speed drills and exercises with a focus on ball handling, passing, shooting, defense, and rebounding. Combining all of these skills to develop a refined player is the goal of every Skyhawks basketball program. Athletes will put their skills to the test in an end-of-the-week tournament! All participants receive a basketball, t-shirt and merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 10:1.

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MINI HAWK SOCCER, BASEBALL & BASKETBALL - Ages 4 to 7

Mini-Hawk programs (ages 4 to 7 years old) allow young children to explore soccer, baseball, and basketball in a day-program setting. There is no pressure -- just lots of fun while these young athletes participate in all three sports through unique Skyhawks games. Our Mini-Hawk coaching staff is trained to meet the specific needs of young children and is committed to helping them start off on the right foot as they venture into athletics. All participants receive a mini Skyhawks ball, t-shirt and merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1.

MULTI SPORT (BASKETBALL & SOCCER) - Ages 6 to 12

This fast paced program is designed to teach the basic skills in a fun and enjoyable atmosphere. Participants are challenged daily in each of the sports by structured exercises and games. Minimum 15, Maximum 50.

SKYHAWKS VOLLEYBALL - Ages 10 to 14

Skyhawks Volleyball A real hit in athletic development!.
Skyhawks Volleyball takes the fun and excitement of a great team sport and delivers it in an appealing and engaging way. All the aspects of the game are developed in a series of drills and exercises focusing on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. This co-ed program helps each athlete develop the fundamental skills of the game through game-speed drills and scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player. All participants receive a volleyball, t-shirt and merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1.

JUNIOR TENNIS CAMP

This camp is all about learning to play tennis in a fun and positive environment. Students will learn stroke production, tennis etiquette, lines and spaces of a tennis court, scoring, and rules. They will participate in cooperative and competitive drills and learn how to play tennis! Prizes will be given out at the end of camp.

Junior Summer Tennis Camp *6/16-6/19, Monday-Thursday
Ages 7-11 8-9:30am Fee: $85R; $95NR Activity# 3501 S1

Ages 11-16 8-11am Fee: $130R; $140NR Activity# 3502 S1

*There will be a $3 materials fee collected at the beginning of the first class.
Location: Regional Park Tennis Courts Instructors: Tom and Jenn Isaac

BRITISH SOCCER CAMPS

Location: RAILHEAD PARK, Pacific Ave – includes FREE soccer ball & t shirt “Free Jersey offer deadlines – May 2nd & May 30th respectively”

LEGO PRE –ENGINEERING - Ages 5 to 6

ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS

Join us for this exciting camp. LEGO products will be used to teach engineering to kids. Design and build motorized machines, catapults, pyramids, demolition derby cars, truss and suspension bridges, buildings, and other constructions (projects will vary). Explore concepts in physics, mechanical engineering, structural engineering, and architecture while playing with your favorite creations. This is a hands-on and minds-on class suitable for LEGO Technic novices to maniacs. This class is not affiliated with the LEGO group. Please bring a snack and/ or drink. Students will be given a snack break, but no food will be provided. Students will not keep any of their creations or any LEGO products used.

LEGO ROBO CAMP - Ages 7 to 9

Create a wrestling robot, then re-engineer it to be a battlebot and take on all challengers1 Build a walking bug and bring it to life1 Design and build all sorts of motorized creations. Familiarity with LEGO Technic is desirable, and can be obtained in the Engineering Fundamentals camp. This class is not affiliated with the LEGO group. Please bring a snack and/ or drink. Students will be given a snack break, but no food will be provided. All equipment will be provided. Students will not keep any of their creations or any LEGO products used. Minimum 10, Maximum 24

 Robot Challenge - ages 9 - 12

Design and build a robot to battle in the arena. Modify your bot and team with others to form a machine armada to capture the enemy base in a mechanized game of capture the flag! Familiarity with LEGOR Technic is desirable and can be obtained by attending Engineering FUNdamentals camp. This class is not affiliated with the LEGO group.

  LEGO Green Engineering - ages 8 - 11

This is a hands-on, minds-on camp using LEGOR products to explore the possibilities of machines powered by alternative energy sources. Race solar cars. Build a wind-powered electrical generation facility. Operate a fuel cell. Enter the human powered vehicle competition. Invent a machine powered by stored elastic strain energy. Design a fan-driven car. Construct a recycling plant. Projects may vary. Instruction will be provided by staff, but familiarity with LEGO Technic is desirable. This class is not affiliated with the LEGO group.

 pOI WORksHOp - Ages: 10-17

Poi is an adapted Maori art that has become very popular all throughout America, Europe, and the rest of the world. Basically the art of spinning leashed weighted ends around ones body, it is a both a physical and mental challenge. In this class the students will work their way from more basic moves, to enhancing their motor skills, and then to being able to perform for family and friends. Our instructor, 13 year old Kaden Hurst, is an accomplished poi spinner who loves sharing his skills with others. He recently taught a group of younger students and led them in the Auburn Festival of Light Parade. The poi spinning workshops will include a set of practice poi for participants to take home. This class partially funded through a generous grant from Grants Advisory Board for Youth (GABY), a program of the Placer Community Foundation.

Saturday 10:00am -12:00pm July 19 & 26 Activity# 7340 S1

Location: Recreation Park Instructor: Kaden Hurst Fee: $10 Resident; $15 Non-Resident

 WORksHOp fOR CHIlDREN WITH spECIAl NEEDs - Ages 3-10

Children with special needs learn fun new ways to move that enhance balance, functionality and
coordination. We use a revolutionary approach to retrain the brain to help children move more optimally.
This workshop is ideal for children with mobility outside of a wheelchair with conditions such as: Cerebral
Palsy, Autism, mild brain damage, Down Syndrome and other unidentified neurological conditions. One two
hour workshop with two 45 minute follow-up classes. The learning approach practiced is based on the world
renowned method popularized by Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais, teaching movement at the source of learning,
our brains. Movement Therapist Jackie Mason continues to advance the ideas of Dr. Feldenkrais to bring
learning to new levels of effectiveness.
Fri, 7/8 3:30-5:30 & 7/8 3:30-4:15 Activity# 7170 S1
Location: CVCC, Board Room Instructor: Jackie Mason Fee: $48 Resident $53 Non-Resident

gRITsTONE MARMOT - Ages 4-6 

Introductory rock climbing class is for the youngest members of your family. Safe challenges, rope swings and lots of fun.

Tuesdays or Thursdays from 3:30-4:30pm
5/6-5/29 Activity# 7261 S1 Activity# 7262 S1
6/3-6/26 Activity# 7261 S2 Activity# 7262 S2
7/1-7/24 Activity# 7261 S3 Activity# 7262 S3
7/29-8/21 Activity# 7261 S4 Activity# 7262 S4

gRITsTONE ClIMb TIME - Ages 7+ 

This is your introduction to climbing fundamentals. Learn climbing safety, and knots, traverse rope bridges and fly on rope swings.

Wednesdays or Fridays from 3:30-4:30

Location: Gritstone Rock Club, 3116 Olympic Way, Auburn Instructor: Gritstone Staff
Fee: $60 Resident; $65 Non-Resident

Gritstone Rock Climbing Camp 

Come climb with us. Learn about rope safety and climbing techniques, feel the adventure of our high ropes challenge course, and much more fun every day.

Gritstone Adventure Camp 

This full week combines the best of the foothills fun: indoor and outdoor rock climbing, white water kayaking and rafting, mountain biking, maps and compass navigation and a ropes challenge course.

ART CAMPS WITH CREATIVE ENDEAVORS PRESCHOOL - Ages 3 - 6

Preschool Art Camps Ages 3-6

All camps run Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
10:00 to 11:30
Fee is $65.00 per session

June 17th-19th Enchanted Kingdom

Bold and Beautiful Princesses, Valiant Princes, Mischievous Faeries and Gnomes. We’ll enter the wonderful world of childhood fantasy and create fun magical and sparkling art.

June 24th-26th Pirates, Mermaids and Sea Creatures

Yo Ho Matey! Lets set sail for an oceanic voyage into the world of pirates and mermaids. From hidden treasures to mysterious creatures of the deep. Children will have a blast creating adventurous art.

July 8th – 10th Ladies, Knights and Castles

Children will create their own renaissance costumes and armor and will design and build a miniature castle. Our brave young knights and ladies will be ready to face the challenges of a medieval world!

July 15th- 17th Trip to Africa

Let’s go on a safari and discover the culture and natural world of Africa. Children will explore and use a variety of materials to create tribal arts and fun animal collages and masks.

July 22nd--24th Mudbugs Camp

What could be more fun than playing with wet, messy clay? Creativity and imagination flourish as children explore the different ways to manipulate clay. All materials and gazing included. Finished pieces will be available 2 weeks after class ends.

July 29th – 31st Volcanoes and Dinosaurs

We’ll take a pre-historic journey from volcanic eruptions to the ice age, from dinosaurs to cave people. We’ll create a volcano, dig for fossils and create other fun pre-historic inspired art!

Creative Endeavors
638 Lincoln Way Suite 150a, Auburn, California 95603
(530) 886-8986 www.AuburnCreativeEndeavors.com

CREATIVE ENDEAVORS: SCHOOL AGE - Ages 6 to 12

School-Age Art Camps Ages 6-12
All camps run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
From 2 – 4pm
Fee is $100.00 per session

June 16th – 19th Fairy Home and Garden

What’s a fairy house with out a fairy garden? Welcome the fairies with a beautiful miniature dish garden and a little fairy house for them to live in. We will build fairy houses, fairy furniture and miniature garden elements such as, birdbaths, arbors, wind chimes, pathways etc…We will then plant herbs and flowers to attract the fairies. Students will be using hot glue guns in this class.

June 23rd – 26th Ceramics

The children will learn basic hand building techniques: Slab-Pinch-Coil. We will do a variety of projects from simple pottery to whimsical sculpture, all of which will be glazed and fired. We will work with a variety of clays and decorative technique. Kids will have a lot of freedom to create in this class.

July 7th – 10th Trading Card Design

Inspired by the Yu-Gi-Oh! and Pokemon, craze, students will design and print their very own trading/game cards. Kids' imaginations will run wild while they draw their own creatures, warriors, villains and heroes with invented powers to be summoned and points to be won. By session end, each student will have created, printed and laminated a dueling or trading deck of 6 or more cards to share with friends and family

July 14th –17th Cars, Bots and Boards

In this radical class we will turn ordinary toy cars into art cars, create skateboard stickers, and use an array of recycled materials to make robot sculptures.

July 21st – 24th Razzle, Dazzle Design

Glamour is the focus of this fun class where art and fashion meet. Explore the art of high fashion and design. We will create wearable art and alter fashion into art!!

July 28th – 31st People, Portraits and Art

What does a portrait tell us about a person? Learn how to draw people by looking at the history of portraits and the artists that created them. Use clues about their lives and character to create the world in which they live. Students will draw, paint and sculpt as they discover the importance of the portrait throughout history.

Creative Endeavors
638 Lincoln Way Suite 150a, Auburn, California 95603
(530) 886-8986 www.AuburnCreativeEndeavors.com

bEAD WEAvINg – Peyote Stitch - Ages 9+ 

Would you like to learn the most commonly used bead weaving stitch? If yes, this is the class for you. Materials will be provided, you will start a bracelet in class.

Beginning Class 6:00– 9:00 pm
Monday, August 11 Activity# 7230 S1
Wednesday, August 20 Activity# 7230 S2

Location: CVCC
Instructor: Janet Paehlig
Fee: $30 Resident; $35 Non-Resident

Notes: A $12 materials kit fee due to the instructor at the first class. Bring jewelry tools if you have them. There will be a small supply of tools for students to use during the class.

http://www.tenajcreations.com

THE bAsICs Of bEAD sTRINgINg - Ages 9+ 

You will learn about tool, fibers, clasps and findings and you will start to make, if not finish, a bracelet in class.

Weds., 5/14 6:00-9:00pm Activity# 7232 S1
Sat., 5/17 9:00am-12:00pm Activity# 7232 S2

Location: CVCC
Instructor: Janet Paehlig of Tenaj Creations
Fee: $25 Resident; $30 Non-Resident

Note: A materials kit fee of $15 is due to the instructor at the class. Bring jewelry tools if you have them. The instructor will have a small supply of tools for students to use during the class.

http://www.tenajcreations.com

MulTI sTRAND NECklACE - Age 9+ 

Come learn techniques of the design process. You will start, and hopefully complete, a multi strand bracelet in class. It is helpful to have knowledge of tools.

5/21: 6:00-9:00pm Activity# 7234 S1
6/25: 9:00am-12:00pm Activity# 7234 S2

Location: CVCC
Instructor: Janet Paehlig of Tenaj Creations
Fee: $30 Resident; $35 Non-Resident

Notes: A materials kit fee of $20 ($10 if you bring your own beads) due to the instructor at the class. Bring jewelry tools if you have them. There will be a supply of tools for students to use during the class.

http://www.tenajcreations.com

pEARl kNOTTINg - Age 9+

Would you like to learn to make an elegant pearl bracelet? If yes, this is the class for you.

9:00am-12:00pm
Wednesday, June 18 Activity# 7236 S1
Saturday, June 21 Activity# 7236 S2

Location: CVCC
Instructor: Janet Paehlig of Tenaj Creations
Fee: $30 Resident; $35 Non-Resident

Note: A $15 materials kit fee due to the instructor at the class. Bring jewelry tools if you have them. Instructor will have a small supply of tools for student to use during the class.

http://www.tenajcreations.com

bEgINNINg kNITTINg - Ages 12+ 

Sat. 7/12-26 1:00-2:30pm
Activity# 7220 S1
GUYS WELCOME. Learn all the basics to be
able to knit a hat, scarf or wrist warmers. Learn
to read a pattern or even make up your own
simple pattern. Just bring needles (size 8-10) to
first class. Yarn will be provided.
Location: CVCC, Board Room
Instructor: Karyn Ben-David
Fee: $28 Resident; $33 Non-Resident
Note: A $5 material fee due to the instructor the first day of class.

CHRIsTMAs IN July - Ages 12+ 

Sat. 7/12-8/2 10:30-12:00pm
Activity# 7222 S1

Knit a Christmas stockings. This takes some skill; some knitting experience necessary. Many patterns are available at your local yarn shops. Try online for free patterns. Chose your pattern, bring your materials and we’ll get started together.

Location: CVCC, Board Room
Instructor: Karyn Ben-David
Fee: $35 Resident; $40 Non-Resident

kNITTINg fElT bAgs - Ages 12+ 

Saturdays 1:00 to 2:30pm
8/2- 8/23 Activity# 7224 S1

Simple knitting skills are all you need. No fancy patterns necessary. We can embellish with bead work. You will need at least two skeins of 100% wool yarn to accomplish this. You can use up scrap yarn (wool) and add in novelty yarns too. Once you have learned the technique you can make great gifts for friends or bags to match every outfit!

Location: CVCC, Board Room
Instructor: Karyn Ben-David
Fee: $35 Resident; $40 Non-Resident

advanced BALLET CAMP - Ages 10-15

This advanced camp is for those ballet dancers who want to improve their technique and skills while learning new and more advanced steps. You will spend three hours a day preparing to become a better dancer overall.

12:00-3:00pm
7/7-7/11 Activity #2250 S1

Location: Stella Room
Instructors: CDWM Staff
Fee: $125 Resident, $130 Non-Resident

BEGINNING DANCE CAMP - Ages 7 to 12

Are you sure which dance style you like? Don’t know what class to take? Come to Dance camp and learn a bit of everything, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip Hop, and Ballet.

12:00-3:00pm
6/23-6/27 Activity #2250 S1

Location: Recreation Park
Instructor: CDWM Staff
Fee: $100 Resident; $105 Non-Resident

JAZZ / LYRICAL CAMP - Ages 10-15

12:00-3:00pm
7/14-7/17 #TBA

In this camp you will be stretching, conditioning, learning and improving your jazz fundamentals. There will be across the floor combinations, and new routines. This is for the intermediate dancer who wants to improve technique and skill.

Location: Recreation Park
Instructor: CDWM staff
Fee: $105 Resident, $110 Non-Resident

 HIp-HOp CAMp

Students will learn the fundamentals of urban hip-hop choreography. They will be divided into groups and asked to create and perform their own routines using skills taught in class and their own imaginations. Dance Battle will be performed on the last day. Saturdays

Fee: $100R, $105 NR

6/28, 7/12, 7/26, 8/2
12:00-3:00pm

Activity# 2139 S1

Location: Rec. Park
Instructors: CDWM Staff
Performance 8/2, 3:00pm

 Fancy Camp, Ages 2-5

9:30am-10:15am
6/16-6/20
7/21-7/25

Finally something for the little prince or princess to do while big sibs go to sports camp! Put on your finery or grab a costume when you get here. Parents, dollies and teddy bears welcome to stay (think, photo-op). Or, take a coffee break and come back. We will be learning table manners while having snack with our tea set, making crafts fit for royalty, singing, and playing games. A special keepsake will be yours to take home on the last day! Lady Katie Doak, credentialed school teacher will be at your service. Maximum of 15 in the camp.
Location: Rec Park, center large gazebo near large playground

Instructor: Katie Doak
Fee: $30 Resident/$35 Non-Resident
Notes: $5 materials fee due first day.

 The Perfect Audition with Richanne Baldridge and CDWM Ages: 6 – 14 yrs

June 9 – June 13 (Mon – Fri) 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. $100/$105

Show yourself well! A perfect audition is the opening to many acting, modeling and performing opportunities! Students will leave this camp with a complete audition portfolio containing: a headshot, an appropriate song (including marked sheet music and practice CD), an appropriate monologue, a resume, their vocal range, and tips on auditioning well. We will practice cold readings and novel dance combinations. Each student will prepare, memorize and perform a mock audition for a panel at the end of the week.

 Playwright Camp with Richanne Baldridge and CDWM Ages: 8-14 yrs.

June 23 – June 27 (Mon – Fri) 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. $100/$105
Mini-performance on Friday, 6/27, at 11:30 a.m.

Are you a writer? Have you ever wanted to see your words put to action on the stage? In this camp, students will learn the basics of writing an interesting, energetic scene for the stage (including dialogue, action, plot tension, and staging notes). They will cooperatively write 2-3 dramatic scenes, given style/character/plot jumping-off points. The students will then perform these scenes at the end of the week for family and friends.

 Children’s chorus with Richanne Baldridge and CDWM

June 30 – July 2 (Mon – Wed) 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. $55/$60
Ages: 6 – 12 yrs. Mini-performance on Wednesday, 7/2, at 11:30 a.m.

Come and join with friends to sing some beautiful, fun and exciting music! Students will learn the basics of tone production, breath control, diction, pitch, stage presence, harmony singing, and blend. We will learn and perform a number of songs from all different genres: Broadway, Disney, folk/pop and traditional. We will perform our songs at the end of the camp for friends and family. There is nothing like joining your voice to a choir of excellent singers!

MUSICAL THEATER CAMP - Ages: 4- 14

This is our most popular performing arts camp, and with good reason. The campers will learn stage skill development including projection of voice, movement, characterization, dance and makeup. Emphasis will be on creativity and a true developmental approach to theater, music, and dance.

COME DANCE WITH ME

Auburn Recreation District is proud once again to partner with Come Dance With Me, the company, to provide outstanding classes in performing arts. Led by director Paula Duffy, the CDWM staff offers quality professional instruction for performers of all ages. There is a class for you whether you are a novice or an accomplished performer. Class placement is determined by individual auditions ONLY. Please call 885.8461 Ext11 to set up your audition today!

NUTCRACKER`08 - Ages 2 to adult
The Nutcracker has been a community tradition for the past seven years with over 144 children in our community participating. We have had sold out performances and it has been said we are one of the finest children’s shows in the area. We cast everyone that comes to audition and this has only added to the flavor of the performance. Please call (530) 885-8461 ext 11 to schedule your appointment. Come be part of the Children’s Performing Arts at Auburn Recreation and join in on a holiday tradition. No experience necessary. Everyone will be cast in a role according to his or her ability. Auditions: 8/23– 8/30.

PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES

Preforming Arts Classes Resume in September 8

Baby Ballet: 18 mos. - 3 yrs.
Finally! A class for the toddler ballerina! The basics of movement and dance will be taught.

Tiny Tots: 2 - 4 yrs.
This class is for the young ballerinas. Your child will learn movement to the rhythm and creative dance and have a great first experience.

Pre Ballet: 3 - 6 yrs.
This class is designed for beginning ballet and movement students. Students will concentrate on rhythm, posture, coordination and flexibility skills.

*Ballet I:
This class is an introduction to the fundamentals of classical ballet focusing on the development of technique, proper alignment, flexibility , and strength. Class time will focus on proper barre work to build a solid foundation for floor exercises, turns, jumps and combinations that incorporate all aspects of classical ballet. Introduction to the proper terminology and definitions will also be presented.

*Ballet II:
This class will review the fundamentals of classical ballet focusing on the development of technique, proper alignment, flexibility , and strength. Class time will focus on a more advance barre routine with emphasis on proper positioning, balance, control and style. Class will include more advanced floor exercises, turns, jumps and combinations that incorporate all aspects of ballet. Higher level of understanding of the proper terminology and definitions will also be presented.

*Ballet III:
This class will review the fundamentals of classical ballet focusing on the development of technique, proper alignment, ,flexibility and strength. Class time will focus on a more advanced barre routine with emphasis on proper positioning, balance, control, strength building exercises and style. Class will include advanced level . floor exercises, turns, jumps and combinations that incorporate all aspects of classical ballet. Fluent understanding of proper terminology and definitions is required for this class.

*Ballet IV / Pre Pointe:
This class is structured around the fundamentals of classical ballet. Students will be introduced to the proper Pointe technique. Class time will focus on barre work on Pointe while focusing on the development of technique, proper alignment, flexibility and strength. Advanced barre routines will incorporate emphasis on proper positioning, balance, control, strength building exercises and style. Class will include beginning level floor exercises with Pointe work, turns and combinations that incorporate all aspects of classical ballet. Fluent understanding of proper terminology and definitions is required for this class. Advanced level of technique, strength and control is needed for this class.

Beginning Tap: Monday 3 - 5
This class is an introduction to the fundamentals of tap dance. Beginning with the development of basis steps, body positioning, foot control and coordination, this class will introduce technique proper alignment, flexibility and arm movement. Class time will focus on proper foot movement, tap sounds, balance, rhythm and counting. Students will also be introduced to floor combinations and traveling steps using the basic tap movements as fundamentals. Introduction to the proper terminology and definitions will also be presented.

Tap I: Tuesday 6 - 10
This class is more advanced introduction to the fundamentals of tap dance. Beginning with the development of basic steps, body positioning, foot control and coordination, this class will introduce technique, proper alignment, flexibility and arm movement. Class time will focus on proper foot movement, tap sounds, balance, rhythm and counting. Students will also be introduced to time steps, floor combinations and traveling steps and basic tap turns. Additional understanding of the proper terminology and definitions will also be presented.

Tap II:
This class will review the fundamentals of tap dance. Increased development of basic steps, body positioning, foot control, and coordination will be presented. Class will introduce intermediate technique, proper alignment, flexibility , and arm movements. An advanced focus on proper foot movement, tap sounds, balance, rhythm and counting will be presented. Students will also be introduced to advanced time steps, foot work, floor combinations, traveling steps and intermediate tap turns. Advanced terminology and definitions will also be presented.

Tap III:
This class incorporates the previously taught fundamentals of tap dance. Advanced steps, body positioning, foot control and coordination will be presented. Class will master the intermediate technique, proper alignment, flexibility and arm movements. An advanced focus on proper foot movement, tap sounds, balance, rhythm and endurance will be presented. Students will also be introduced to advanced time steps, food work ,floor combinations, traveling steps and advanced tap turns. Advanced terminology and definitions will also be presented.

Beginning Jazz / Tap:
Fundamentals of beginning jazz with emphasis on flexibility , coordination, center routines and incorporating ballet basics. Beginning Tap will introduce basic steps along with center and across-the-floor routines. A great class for the beginning dancer. A little jazz, a little Tap and a lot of fun.

*Intermediate Jazz:
This class is for the dancer who has had prior experience. They will continue to focus on the fundamentals of Jazz including proper alignment, strength and more advanced routines. This class will also focus on flexibility , turns and leaps.

*To take this class, the student must receive permission from CDWM Staff. Please telephone staff at (530) 885-8461, ext: 11.

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMP - Ages 7 to 13 

Experience the fun and excitement of outdoor challenges and team games during this special skill training and fun program that will get your child back into nature!

 Whole Family - The Wilderness Institute

THE fAMIly THAT plAys TOgETHER...

Join in for some fun, laughter and learning in this family day of New Games and group challenges. These activities are not only fun and easy but also encourage communication, cooperation and team–work. Saturday, June 21 from 1:00-4:00pm

Activity# 6670 S1
Fee: $40 Resident; $45 Non-Resident Family

MAp & COMpAss NAvIgATION skIlls - Ages 14+

Learn how to understand topographic map features and compass readings through both lecture and hands–on application. This one day course will provide you with the confidence and ability to plan routes, find your location when lost and navigate off trail in the wilderness. Class includes a compass course, manual and use of a map & compass. Saturday, May 31 from 9:00am-3:00pm

Activity# 6657 S1
Fee: $48 Resident; $53 Non-Resident

WIlDERNEss suRvIvAl AND sAfETy - Age 14+

You’ll come away with the knowledge of how to be safe and comfortable in the outdoors. The principles learned apply to any challenge life poses, from coping in the business world to extreme trials like having a life threatening illness.

6/7 from 9:00am-4:00pm Activity# 6655 S1
Fee: $60 Resident; $65 Non-Resident

ROCk AND ROpEs ClIMbINg WORksHOps - Ages 8-14

Learn basic Rock Climbing skills and practice a variety of moves and bouldering techniques on indoor walls. Includes completing a challenging indoor Ropes Course and an amazing Cave Maze experience!

Thursdays 6:30 -8:00pm Activity# 6665 S1
5/15, 5/22, 5/29 6/12, 6/19, 6/26
7/17, 7/24, 7/31 8/14, 8/21, 8/28
Fee: $37Resident; $42 Non-Resident

INTRODuCTION TO ROCkClIMbINg - Ages 14+

Experience the excitement and personal challenge of rock climbing as you learn the basics of this popular sport. A day in the field will be spent learning skills and techniques while on top-roped climbs.

6/28 from 8:30am-5:00pm Activity# 6658 S1
Fee: $75 Resident; $80 Non-Resident

lEARN TO RAppEl! - Age 14+

Join us as we learn different rappelling methods, anchoring, equipment use, and form with a special emphasis on safety.

7/12 from 8:30am-5:00pm Activity# 6669 S1
Fee: $75 Resident; $80 Non-Resident

A ROpEs COuRsE ADvENTuRE Ages 14+

A day of outdoor challenge and team camaraderie awaits you on this special Ropes Course Adventure designed for individuals and families.

7/26 from 9:00am-4:30pm Activity# 6656 S1
Fee: $75 Resident; $80 Non-Resident

Location: Wilderness Institute, 153 Railroad Street, Colfax
Instructor: Wilderness Institute Staff

KID’S KARATE - Ages 8 to 12

Emphasis will be made on basic techniques such as kicks, blocks and punches, and carry through to more advanced movements and escape techniques. Lots of one on one instruction, all while instilling positive reinforcement and physical fitness. Open to boys and girls at all levels. This class will NOT be repeated again until next summer.

Monday and Wednesday from 5:15-6:00pm

7/2-7/30 Activity# 4515 S1
8/4-8/27 Activity# 4515 S2
9/3-9/29 Activity# 4515 S3
10/1-10/29 (no class 10/13 or 10/29) Activity# 4515 S4

Location: Recreation Gym
Instructor: Marty Cullenward
Fee: $25 Resident; $30 Non Resident

WAkEbOARDINg sCHOOl Ages 8-18 

Come get world class wakeboarding instruction from certified instructors. Students will learn the basics of wakeboarding in a fun and safe environment, and each student will get detailed tips from our wakeboarding professionals. Lunch is included.

8:00am Drop Off, 5:00pm Pick Up
May 22 Activity# 7400 S1
June 26 Activity# 7400 S2

Location: Folsom Lake
Instructor: Launch Wakeboarding Staff
Fee: $130 Resident, $135 Non-Resident
Note: Bring sunscreen, towels, hat, sunglasses and water.

HORSEBACK RIDING - Ages 7 to 17

ages 7 - 11, 4pm,
ages 11 - 15, 5pm & 6pm

The Briones training system consists of a well rounded lesson structure in which young people become competent riders as well as care for and understand horses in fun, challenge sessions. This is often a young person’s first chance to take charge, practice their leadership skills, and build self esteem. In the first 4 one-hour sessions students learn how our equine companions think, how to approach, lead basic grooming, parts of the horse and equipment, and be able to steer the horse at the walk and trot in 3 positions.

Mondays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

tHURSDAYS

Location: Monte Visa Stables,
5730 Fruitvale, in Newcastle
Instructor: Andrea Briones
Fee: $120 Resident, $125 Non-Resident

Note: Bring water bottle, helmet (bike helmet okay), wear shoes with heel, long pants, shirts w/sleeves, shirt tucked in, no dangling jewelry.

BEGINNING ARCHERY - Ages 8 to 12

This introductory class teaches students the basic safety, etiquette and scoring of archery. Certified instructors will offer students plenty of shooting time and expert instruction. Equipment will be provided for this fun safe introduction to the world of archery!

Thursday
5/15-6/5 4:00-4:45 Activity #7050 S1
5:00–5:45 Activity #7050 S2
7/10-7/31 4:00-4:45 Activity #7050 S3
5:00 5:45 Activity #7050 S4

Location: Regional Park, Field C
Instructor: Larry Rolufs
Fee: $40 Resident, $45 Non-Resident
Notes: Students may bring their own equipment with approval of the instructor.

yOuTH bOWlINg - Ages 5-17 

Come learn to bowl! Just in time for a summer activity.

Location: Foothill Bowl, 13441 Bowman Road, Auburn
Instructors: James Skorija, Harvey Isley
Fee: $45 Resident, $50 Non-Resident
2 Days $88/$93

Bowling Camp 

Come learn to bowl! In this camp our expert instructors will teach basic techniques and/or polish up your current skills. Participants will learn bowling etiquette and the basics of striking and spare conversions while having a great time. Come learn in a fun and safe environment.
Location: Foothill Bowl, 13441 Bowman Road, Auburn

Instructors: James Skorija, Harvey Isley

 CONTROllINg ANgER gROup - Ages 8-10

Many children are experiencing anger outbursts due to stressors in their lives. If children learn strategies to identify these feelings of stress before they turn into anger, they will learn to control their behavior. This 8 session group will focus on techniques that will encourage students to stop, think, and choose the best plan, before reacting. (Max. 6 children)

July 7, 9,14,16,21,23,28,30 M/W 12:00-12:50p
Activity# 7195 S1

Location: CVCC, Board Room
Instructor: Lashaun Byer, Lic. Edu. Psychologist
Fee: $240 Resident; $245 Non-Resident

 fRIENDsHIp skIlls gROup - Ages 8-10

Appropriate social skills are an important quality and one that will carry us through life. In this 8 session social skills group children will learn how eye contact, tone of voice, standing the appropriate distance, and asking open ended questions are essential skills to making friends. Responding to teasing and bullying will also be discussed. (Max. 6 children)

July 7,9,14,16,21,23,28,30 M/W 11:00-11:50a
Activity# 7193 S1

Location: CVCC, Board Room
Instructor: Lashaun Byer, Lic. Edu. Psychologist
Fee: $240 Resident, $245 Non-Resident

Teen Night Out - 12 to 17

May 24, June 28, July 26 & August 16

Teen Night Out resumes at the Sierra Pool in May. Cool down at the pool and hang out with your friends in inner tubes, listening to music and eating.

9:00pm-10:00pm
Location: Sierra Pool
Fee: Still only $3!

KID CHEFS - Ages 8 to 11 

All classes are held on Saturdays 9am to 12pm

Location: Recreation Park Kitchen
Instructor: Terry Masten
Fee: $25 Resident/$30