Algonquin Recreation - Village of Algonquin

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Algonquin Recreation
Winter/Spring 2016
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Facility Rentals
The Village of Algonquin offers options for
affordable facility rentals for meetings,
birthday parties, weddings, and other events!
Thank You!
Algonquin Recreation would like to thank the following
sponsors and partners for your support with our events:
Historic Village Hall
Historic Village Hall,
our only indoor facility,
at 2 S. Main St., can be
reserved by the hour.
Rental includes the use of
conference tables, chairs,
refrigerator, microwave, and a kitchenette. This
facility holds up to 50 people on the first floor and 30
people on the second. The Village begins accepting
reservations in January for each year.
Park Rentals
The Village of Algonquin offers rental opportunities for
group parties and events. Pavilions at Willoughby Farms
Park, Cornish Park, Riverfront Park, and Hill Climb Park
(south) are available to rent.
Towne Park is a 12-acre park
located in the heart of downtown
Algonquin. The park features a
unique playground, a large shelter
with plenty of tables, a permanent
restroom facility, and a baseball
field. Towne Park is available
for rental through the fall. If you
are interested make sure to check
out the application for all of the
requirements to rent.
100 Jefferson Street
Algonquin, IL 60102
Cornish Park is a 2.43-acre park
located next to the Fox River.
The park has many attractive
features: a playground, walking
path, fishing spots, beautiful view
of the river, and a gazebo. It’s also
located just east of Main Street, so
101 S. Harrison Street there are always good stores to hit
Algonquin, IL 60102 on your way to, or from, the park!
Pet Indulgence
For more information on reserving a facility, call
847-658-2716 or visit our website:
www.algonquin.org/recreation.
Algonquin Recreation 847-658-2716
What’s Inside
Table of Contents
Mission Statement
The Village of Algonquin Recreation Department is
committed to providing services that promote a spirit of
community, enhance quality of life, and develop lifetime
appreciation and involvement in cultural, recreational,
and wellness activities through a responsible use of
community resources, safe environments, and best
practices.
Get the most up-to-date info! Like our
Facebook page or follow us on Twitter.
Find the Village and our parks on
Facebook:
www.algonquin.org/AlgonquinIL
Or follow us at:
@VlgAlgonquin
What’s Inside
Pg. 3
Special Events
Pg. 4 - 7
Adult VarietyPg. 8,11,21
Health/Fitness
Pg. 9 - 11
Martial Arts
Pg. 12 - 13
Athletics
Pg. 13 - 19
Youth Variety
Pg. 20 - 21
Science
Pg. 22 - 23
Early Childhood
Pg. 24 - 25
Dance
Pg. 26 - 27
GymnasticsPg. 28
Registration Information
Pg. 29
Policies
Pg. 30 - 31
Sledding/Skating Map
Back Page
4 Easy Ways To Register....
ONLINE
ALGONQUIN RECREATION
www.algonquin.org/recreation
Special Note
Holiday Closings
The Village of Algonquin will be closed
on the following dates:
November 26, 2015
November 27, 2015
December 24, 2015
December 25, 2015
January 1, 2016
January 18, 2016
February 15, 2016
March 25, 2016
Register from the comfort of home! American Express,
Discover, Visa, Master Card, or debit card payment only.
MAIL-IN
Complete registration form and mail the form with payment
(please do not send cash) to:
Village of Algonquin
Attn.: Algonquin Recreation
2200 Harnish Drive
Algonquin, IL 60102
DROP-OFF
Don’t want to leave your car or can’t get to the Ganek
Municipal Center before 5:00p? Drop your registration form
and payment (credit cards are not accepted) in the silver drop
box marked “Water Payments” that is located in front of the
Ganek Municipal Center - 2200 Harnish Drive, Algonquin,
IL 60102
WALK-IN
Visit the Ganek Municipal Center during regular business
hours to pay for classes:
2200 Harnish Drive, Algonquin, IL 60102
(M-F, 8:00a-5:00p)
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Special Events
HOLIDAY ROCK ON THE FOX
Saturday, December 5
5:30-7:00pm
Riverfront Park
• Community Tree Lighting • Visit with Santa &
Friends • Listen to Holiday Music...And More!
Celebrate the holiday season with your family and neighbors
at Holiday Rock on the Fox! We will have plenty of free
family activities for everyone to enjoy. Activities will kick
off with the arrival of Santa and the annual tree lighting
ceremony at Riverfront Park.
Admission to the event is free, and a donation bin for Toys
for Tots will be made available for new, unwrapped toys.
Do you have an organization or business that would like to
become involved with this event? Please e-mail
[email protected] to find out more!
Breakfast with Santa
Spread the holiday cheer and smile from ear to ear when
you have breakfast with Santa this year. You will get a
chance to make a few crafts, play games, and tell Santa all
about your list. This scrumptious all-you-can-eat breakfast
buffet at the Golf Club of Illinois will keep both the kids
and parents happy. Children must be accompanied by a
paying adult. Please indicate if you need a booster seat or
high chair for any children in your group.
Registration closes Friday, December 4.
Fees are non-refundable.
Location:
Golf Club of Illinois
1575 Edgewood Drive, Algonquin
Age
0-3
4-12
13+
4
Day
SA
SA
SA
Date
12/12
12/12
12/12
Time
9:00-10:00a
9:00-10:00a
9:00-10:00a
Fee
$6/$7
$14/$17
$18/$21
Code
3002-1
3002-2
3002-3
Neighborhood
Watch
The Algonquin Police Department
Neighborhood Watch Program
currently has seven active groups.
If you and your neighbors are
interested in starting a watch
group, please contact Amy Bucci
at 847-658-4531, or by e-mail at
[email protected], to inquire how
to get your group started. You can also
search for us on Facebook “Algonquin
Neighborhood Watch” to look for ideas on
keeping your house and loved ones safe.
Special Events
2016 Snowman Photo Contest
Build the best snowman in town this year! Get your family together and make a snowman during one
of this year’s snowfalls. After you have built your snowman, stand next to it and have someone take
a picture. Submit photos to [email protected] (electronic photos only). Photos are due by
March 7, 2016. Winners will be published in a future recreation guide and on our website.
Taking Better Family Photos
Join professional photographer, Rich Chapman for a
composition and simple lighting workshop to help take
better family photos. Rich will explain and demonstrates
the techniques he uses to make professional looking
headshots and memorable family pictures. Bring your
camera and practice alongside him to learn some valuable
tools that you can apply to your photography. With all of
the skills learned at the workshop, make sure to send in
your Best Snowman in Algonquin picture!
Instructor: Rich Chapman
Location:
Algonquin Library - Main Branch
2600 Harnish Drive, Algonquin
Fee:
FREE (Registration Required)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
SU
1/17
2:00-3:30p
1200
Algonquin’s Best - Video Contest
Video Guidelines
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Do you love taking videos?
Gather your friends and
family and make your best
video about what you love
about Algonquin! Your
short clip will need to be
90 seconds or less and sent
into recreation@algonquin.
org. Remember that these
videos are due no later than
April 1, 2016. Get out
into Algonquin and let us
know what makes it great!
Videos maybe shared on
the Village website or on
the Village Facebook page!
Your video should be about 90 seconds.
Your video has to be about Algonquin
Videos are due no later than April 1, 2016
Videos should be e-mailed to: recreation@algonquin .org
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Special Events
Flashlight Egg Hunt
Join us Friday night for the 1st Flashlight Egg Hunt
in Algonquin! The Bunny has left some special eggs
for you around Towne Park and it’s your job to find
them. Grab your friends and baskets to see what was
left in the park. Find the “special egg” and redeem
it for one of our fun prizes. We will meet at the
pavilion and then head out in to the park. Please be
sure to bring a basket. Flashlights will be available
for purchase from the Rotary so make sure to bring
money.
Location:
Fee: Age
14+
S
P
O
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S
O
R
Day
F
Towne Park
FREE (Pre-registration Required)
Date
3/18
Time
6:00p
Code
1000
Baskets and Bunnies
Hop on over to Historic Village Hall for a morning
of fun with the Bunny. This new event will include
craft projects, games, and a few light snacks to
enjoy during your visit. Don’t forget your camera
to capture a picture with the bunny. Fees for this
event are for children only, must be accompanied
by an adult for this event.
Fees are non-refundable.
Location:
Historic Village Hall
2 S. Main St., Algonquin
Age
0-2
3+
Day
SA
SA
Date
Time
3/5 9:00-10:00a
3/5 9:00-10:00a
Fee
$5/$7
$8/$10
Code
1001-1
1001-2
Easter Egg Painting
Start a family tradition every year having fun creating
your own ceramic Easter Eggs. Everyone will get three
eggs to paint anyway they desire to proudly display for
the Easter Holiday, after they are glazed & fired they will
turn out bright and shiny to last for many years to come.
All materials are included in the class fee.
Instructor: Handmade on Main
Location(s): Handmade on Main
320 South Main Street, Algonquin
Fee: $25 (R) / $35 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
1002
3+
SA
3/12
11:00a-12:00p
Algonquin Egg Hunt - NEW LOCATION
Saturday, March 19 • 10:00am • Towne Park
Grab your basket and meet the bunny at our new location, Towne Park, for the Village of Algonquin’s annual
egg hunt! The egg hunt is open to participants from 0-12 years only. There will be 10,000 eggs for participants
to pick up as quickly as possible. All participants must be accompanied by an adult throughout the event. To
ensure safety, participants will be grouped by age. There will be no pre-registration for the egg hunt, which
will begin promptly at 10:00am.
Become a volunteer or a sponsor for the Egg Hunt!
The Village of Algonquin is seeking volunteers and sponsors for this year’s egg hunt. If you are interested in
how you or your business can become involved with this event, please contact the recreation department or
e-mail [email protected].
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Special Events
Algonquin Garden Club Plant Sale
Stop by the
annual Mother’s
Day Plant Sale
being held from 8
am to 12 noon on
Saturday, May 7,
at the Algonquin
Town Shopping
Center, near the Butera Grocery Store. Members will
be selling a variety of annuals and perennials dug
from their own gardens as well as vegetables, herbs,
native plants and hanging baskets. The proceeds of
this sale are used for local student scholarships and
for the beautification and maintenance of gardens in
Algonquin.
Interactive Movie - HOME
Bring the whole family and participate in an
interactive movie event. We’ll sing, dance and have
a ball watching Oh, a lovable misfit from another
planet, land on Earth and find himself on the run from
his own people, he forms an unlikely friendship with
an adventurous girl named Tip who is on a quest of
her own. Through a series of comic adventures with
Tip, Oh comes to understand that being different and
making mistakes is all part of being human. And while
he changes her planet and she changes his world, they
discover the true meaning of the word HOME.
Location:
Fee:
Age
All
Day
F
Date
2/19
Time
7:00-9:30p
Code
1003
Fifth Annual Student Art Exhibit
The Village of Algonquin
Public Arts Commission
will hold its fifth annual
Student Art Exhibit in
April 2016. The exhibit
features artwork by
local middle school
students, and last year a
record 75 pieces were on
display at the Algonquin
Area Public Library
from students at Algonquin Middle School, St. John’s
Lutheran School, St. Margaret Mary Catholic School,
and Westfield Community School. Exhibit dates for
2016 will be confirmed at a later date and posted on the
Village’s Events Calendar at www.algonquin.org. For
more information or any questions, contact Ben Mason,
Senior Planner, at (847) 658-4184.
Community Blood Drive
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Adult Variety
Introduction Class
Natural Solutions with Essential Oils
Curious about essential oils & their health benefits? Rochelle
Milos, presents an introduction & uses for 10 of the most
popular and versatile essential oils. Experience essential oils
in 3 ways: tasting, a spa-like experience with sugar scrubs, and
pure aromatic benefits. Just come ready to learn and discover
what everyone is talking about! You’ll leave feeling equipped &
empowered with new knowledge to care for you and your family
using NATURAL SOLUTIONS.
Instructor:
Rochelle Milos Location: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)
Fee:
$8 (R) / $10 (NR)
Age
18+
Day
TH
Date
1/7
Time
6:00-7:30p
Code
1201-1
18+
TH
2/4
6:00-7:30p
1201-2
18+
TH
3/3
6:00-7:30p
1201-3
18+
TH
4/7
6:00-7:30p
1201-4
Make and Take Class
Natural Solutions with Essential Oils
Along with learning about some of the most popular essential
oils, these classes will include an opportunity for participants to
make an essential oil blend to take home! Below is a list of dates
and topics for each month:
January 28 - Essential Oils for cold and flu season
February 25 - Essential Oils for managing your health and mood
March 24 - Essential Oils for children and family care
April 28 - Essential Oils for spring (cleaning and allergies)
Instructor:
Rochelle Milos Location: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)
Fee:
$16 (R) / $18 (NR)
Age
18+
Day
TH
Date
1/28
Time
6:00-7:30p
Code
1202-1
18+
TH
2/25
6:00-7:30p
1202-2
18+
TH
3/24
6:00-7:30p
1202-3
18+
TH
4/28
6:00-7:30p
1202-4
Crocheted Mats from Plastic Bags
Find a new ways to use the plastic bags you are saving.
Tyna’s Angel’s create “plarn” (plastic yarn) and crochet
them into waterproof mats for the homeless. Donate your
extra bags and learn how to recycle them into useful items.
Scissors and crochet hooks provided.
Instructor:
Tyna’s Angel’s
Location:
Fee:
Age
18+
8
Day
T
Date
1/12
Time
7:30-8:30p
Code
1203
Ladies Pottery Paint and Sip
Ladies grab the girls and join us every Sunday afternoon
for this exciting NEW (6) week painting class. Relax and
get away from life’s stress in our cozy 1902 Pottery Studio,
created to give you that “at home” relaxed experience. You
will get to choose an item each week from our dinnerware
selection to create your own custom set of coffee cups, tea
cups, dinner/salad plates and/or bowls, along with some very
unique serving pieces as well. Make it a party and bring in
food & beverages each week if you wish! All materials are
included in the class fee.
Fee: $110 (R) / $120 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
1204
21+
SU
1/3-2/7
3:00-5:00p
Ladies Mosaic Mirrors
Beat the winter blues and welcome spring with this fun
interactive workshop. Join us for a night of fun and creativity,
we will be making a beautiful hand crafted Mosaic Mirror,
using shiny cut glass Mosaic pieces to create a design to
fit your unique style. Bring a beverage and snack to enjoy
in our private party room. All materials are included in the
class fee.
Fee: $29 (R) / $39 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
1205
18+
F
4/15
7:00-8:00p
Mother’s Day Platter
Ladies treat yourself to a special Mother’s Day Gift, design
your very own serving piece for that special dinner or holiday.
We will have our studio artist on staff to assist you with a
creative design plan to paint a beautiful 10” diameter plate,
which doubles as an extra large dinner plate or serving platter.
Bring your choice of beverage and relax in our cozy 1902
pottery studio. All materials are included in the class fee.
Fee: $27 (R) / $37 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
1206
18+
SU
4/17
12:00-2:00p
Adult Fitness
Beginner Yoga & Nidra
Yin Yoga & Meditation
A quiet, meditative practice of passive, long holds of postures
on the floor. Yin yoga nourishes the connective tissues and
joints and calms the mind. Various pranayama and meditation
practices will be explored.
Instructor:
Tricia Wallace
Location: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)
Fee:
$60 (R) / $70 (NR)
FREE CLASS - PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
M
1/4
9:00-10:00a
1300
*No class 3/14 & 3/28
An introductory level class designed to develop a basic
understanding of common yoga poses (asana), breath practices
(pranayama), systematic deep relaxation, and meditation. This
class is for those who are new to yoga or would like to continue
developing a strong foundation of yoga. The class ends with
Yoga Nidra, a gentle meditation technique using guided
visualizations that lead the practitioner into deep relaxation.
Instructor:
Tricia Wallace
Fee:
$60 (R) / $70 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
W
1/6
9:00-10:00a
1303
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
M
1/11-2/15
9:00-10:00a
1300-1
18+
M
2/22-4/11*
9:00-10:00a
1300-2
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
M
4/18-5/23
9:00-10:00a
1300-3
18+
W
1/13-2/17
9:00-10:00a
1303-1
18+
W
2/24-4/6*
9:00-10:00a
1303-2
18+
W
4/13-5/18
9:00-10:00a
1303-3
All-Level Yoga
This traditional hatha yoga class is designed for the student
who would like to reduce stress, improve flexibility, strength,
and overall health. All poses can be modified to accommodate
both beginners and advanced students. The class will focus on
standing postures flowing into floor work and ending with 10
minutes of guided relaxation.
Instructor:
Tricia Wallace
Fee:
$60 (R) / $70 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
T
1/5
7:00-8:00p
1301
18+
TH
1/7
9:00-10:00a
1302
*No class 3/15 & 3/29
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
T
1/12-2/16
7:00-8:00p
1301-1
18+
T
2/23-4/12*
7:00-8:00p
1301-2
18+
T
4/19-5/24
7:00-8:00p
1301-3
18+
Day
TH
Date
1/14-2/18
Time
9:00-10:00a
Code
1302-1
18+
18+
TH
TH
2/25-4/7*
4/14-5/19
9:00-10:00a
9:00-10:00a
1302-2
1302-3
*No class 3/31
Age
*No class 3/30
Hatha Yoga &
Meditation Fundamentals
An introductory level class designed to develop an
understanding of common yoga poses (asana), and breath
practices (pranayama), and meditation. This class is designed
for those who are new to yoga or would like to develop a
stronger practice foundation. Students will focus on building
strength, balance, and peace of mind. Each class will end with
a guided meditation practice.
Instructor:
Tricia Wallace
Fee:
$60 (R) / $70 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
F
1/8
9:00-10:00a
1304
*No class 4/1
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
F
1/15-2/19
9:00-10:00a
1304-1
18+
F
2/26-4/8*
9:00-10:00a
1304-2
18+
F
4/15-5/20
9:00-10:00a
1304-3
Please bring your own mat and water
to each class.
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Adult Fitness
Credit Program Available
Aqua Zumba
Let’s get a great workout while dancing in the water…..
Known as the Zumba “pool party”, Aqua Zumba gives new
meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. This format
blends the traditional Zumba philosophy with aqua fitness to
create a fun filled pool party.
Instructor: Josephine Champion, Zumba Fitness
Location: Rakow Center
665 Barrington Ave., Carpentersville
*No class 3/6
Age
16+
16+
16+
Day
SU
SU
SU
Date
1/10-2/7
2/14-3/20*
4/3-5/1
Time
8:00-9:00a
8:00-9:00a
8:00-9:00a
Fee
$45/$55
$45/$55
$45/$55
Code
1305-1
1305-2
1305-3
Cardio Fit
This class is geared towards achieving realistic fitness and
wellness goals, by incorporating cardio with resistance interval
training. Balance, flexibility, strength, cardio endurance and how
you FEEL, will be important factors of this class. Wellness is
a lifestyle and it can be achieved by incorporating a variety of
simple changes. This 60 minute class will include, cardio intervals,
strength training utilizing dumb bells and 10 or 12 lb. barbells and
core conditioning. Please bring a mat and lots of water.
Instructor: Josephine Champion
NESTA Wellness Coach Certified
*No class 3/14
Age
16+
16+
16+
Day
M
M
M
Date
1/4-2/8
2/15-3/21*
3/28-4/25
Time
6:00-7:00p
6:00-7:00p
6:00-7:00p
Fee
$54/$64
$45/$55
$45/$55
Code
1306-1
1306-2
1306-3
Zumba Step/Toning
We will blend body-sculpting techniques and specific Zumba
moves into one calorie-burning, strength-training class. You’ll
learn how to use weighted maraca-like Zumba toning sticks to
enhance rhythm, build strength, and tone all the target zones. The
routines feature aerobic/fitness intervals with a combination of
fast and slow rhythms to tone and sculpt your entire body.
Toning sticks may be purchased from the instructor.
1 pound - $15
2.5 pounds - $15
*No class 3/3
Age
16+
Day
TH
Date
1/7-2/11
Time
5:30-6:30p
Fee
$54/$64
Code
1307-1
16+
TH
2/18-3/24*
5:30-6:30p
$45/$55
1307-2
16+
TH
3/31-4/28
5:30-6:30p
$45/$55
1307-3
10
Are you taking more than one of Jo’s classes a week? This
Fall try out the new credit program. For each session receive a
10% credit on account for each additional second or third class
registration. To receive this credit, please send an e-mail to:
[email protected]
Include your name and the classes you registered for. A credit
on account will be generated with notification via e-mail when
available to use. These credits are non-refundable.
Zumba
Get a great cardio workout while performing Latin dance moves
such as salsa, merengue, hip hop, cumbia, samba, and many more.
The routines feature aerobic/fitness intervals with a combination
of fast and slow rhythms to tone and sculpt your entire body. The
music will get your heart rate pumping and feet moving to burn
calories and strengthen your cardio endurance. Bring a friend,
lots of water, and join the dance party that is sweeping the nation.
Age
16+
Day
W
Date
1/6-2/10
Time
6:30-7:30p
Fee
$54/$64
Code
1308-1
16+
W
2/17-3/23
6:30-7:30p
$54/$64
1308-2
16+
W
3/30-4/27
6:30-7:30p
$45/$55
1308-3
PIYO Strength
PIYO is a music-driven, athletic workout inspired by the mind/
body practice of pilates and yoga, which includes flexibility
training, strength training, conditioning, and dynamic movement.
Each class will incorporate the following styles of movement;
Focus - poses are held to increase strength; Flow - rhythmic
styles that generates heat in the body and produces sweat; and
Fusion - a blend of focus and flow to incorporate dynamic balance
and functional training. Achieve wellness by reducing stress,
strengthening core muscles, and overall toning. Please bring a
mat to class. Class is performed barefoot. (If you choose, please
use Lyrical half-sole slip on shoes.)
Instructor: Josephine Champion, PIYO Certified
Age
16+
Day
W
Date
1/6-2/10
Time
5:30-6:20p
$54/$64
Fee
Code
1309-1
16+
W
2/17-3/23
5:30-6:20p
$54/$64
1309-2
16+
W
3/30-4/27
5:30-6:20p
$45/$55
1309-3
Date
1/9-2/13
2/20-3/26*
4/2-4/30
Time
9:00-10:00a
9:00-10:00a
9:00-10:00a
Fee
Code
1310-1
1310-2
1310-3
*No class 3/5
Age
16+
16+
16+
Day
SA
SA
SA
$54/$64
$45/$55
$45/$55
Fitness/Variety
Adult Karate
Our focus in our Adult Karate program is on fitness, selfdiscipline, self-confidence, personal safety and lowering stress
levels. Unique to karate is its ability to develop the individual
physically and mentally. All aspects of your life will benefit
including work, family and social relationships. You will also
learn self-defense that is appropriate to your lifestyle and your
fitness level.
Instructor:
Focus Martial Arts & Fitness Staff
Location: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness
9342 Virginia Road, LITH
Fee:
$85 (R) / $95 (NR)
Age
15+
15+
15+
15+
Day
T
T
TH
TH
Date
2/2-3/22
4/5-5/24
2/4-3/24
4/7-5/26
Time
8:00-9:00p
8:00-9:00p
8:00-9:00p
8:00-9:00p
Code
1400-1
1400-2
1400-3
1400-4
FIRE: Women’s Self-Defense
FIRE is a Krav Maga-based self-defense system created and taught
to women by women. The program was designed to empower
all women by giving them the ability to defend themselves in a
variety of assault situations, including rape, domestic violence,
multiple attackers, and even situations where weapons are used.
This program not only provides the skills necessary to successfully
defend oneself, it also gives women an opportunity to apply them
by using role play tactics in a safe, controlled, environment with
highly-trained, hand-picked men to provide these women with a
realistic experience.
Instructor:
Fee:
$75 (R) / $85 (NR)
Age
14+
Day
SU
Date
1/10
Time
1:00-5:30p
Code
1401
Krav Maga Force
Krav Maga Force is a simple, effective and easy to learn,
regardless of size, experience or level of fitness. In addition to the
confidence our students gain in their ability to defend themselves,
they also benefit both mentally and physically from the cardio
conditioning incorporated into the program. We offer a friendly
environment and take every precaution to ensure the safety of our
students. (Bring the following equipment to class: KMF T-Shirt,
comfortable training pants, mouth guard, groin cup (males), clean
gym shoes, gloves.)
Instructor:
Fee:
$95 (R) / $105 (NR)
Age
15+
15+
15+
15+
Day
W
W
SA
SA
Date
2/3-3/23
4/6-5/25
2/6-3/26
4/9-5/28
Time
8:00-9:00p
8:00-9:00p
9:30-10:30a
9:30-10:30a
Code
1402-1
1402-2
1402-3
1402-4
Adult CPR/AED & First Aid
The American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED program is designed
to help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac,
breathing and first aid emergencies. Using hands on activities, skill
practice and in class discussions, participants can learn how best
to provide immediate care to a suddenly ill or injured person until
more advanced personnel arrive and take over. Course fee includes
student manual, training packets and certification in Adult CPR/
AED with First Aid valid for two years from date of issuance.
Instructor:
American Red Cross Staff
Location: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)
Fee:
$84 (R) / $94 (NR)
Age
16+
Day
SA
Date
1/30
Time
9:00a-4:00p
Code
1207
Babysitter’s Training
If you’re 11-15 years old, you can get the knowledge, skills, and
confidence to care for infants and school-age children, combining
video, activities, hands-on skills training, and discussion for a
complete learning experience. Babysitter’s training shows you
how to respond to emergencies and illness with first aid, rescue
breathing and other appropriate care, make decisions under
pressure, communicate with parents to learn household rules,
recognize safety and hygiene issues, manage young children, and
how to diaper and care for infants. Participants must attend the
entire class to receive their certificate. Please bring a lunch and
drink to class.
Instructor:
Fee:
$70 (R) / $80 (NR)
Age
11-15
Day
SA
Date
2/6
Time
9:00a-4:30p
Code
1208
Advanced Child Care Training
This course teaches the knowledge and skills necessary to
responsibly care for children and infants in and outside the
home. Focusing on leadership, child behavior and discipline,
professionalism, safety, basic childcare and training toward
certification in Child and Infant CPR/AED/First Aid. This course
also includes a short online session to supplement the in-class
experience. Please bring a lunch and drink to class.
Instructor:
Fee:
$85 (R) / $95 (NR)
Age
16+
Day
SA
Date
4/9
Time
9:00a-4:00p
Code
1209
11
Martial Arts
Little Ninja Karate
The focus of this class is to introduce the younger child to karate
with basic skills and a whole lot of fun and action. The greater
goals here are to develop listening skills, distraction control,
following directions and staying on task in a high energy, fun and
developmental way. This program will help your child develop
physically, mentally and socially.
Instructor:
Fee:
$85 (R) / $95 (NR)
Age
4-5
4-5
Day
SA
SA
Date
2/6-3/26
4/9-5/28
Time
12:30-1:15p
12:30-1:15p
Code
1403-1
1403-2
Young Samurai Karate
This program focuses on developing your child’s gross and finemotor skills, memory, attention, fitness, agility and social skills.
Your child will also learn age appropriate self-defense, self-respect
and the respect of others while building their confidence in a safe,
stimulating and fun-filled class setting.
Instructor:
Fee:
$85 (R) / $95 (NR)
Age
6-7
6-7
6-7
6-7
Day
M
M
SA
SA
Date
2/1-3/21
4/4-5/23
2/6-3/26
4/9-5/28
Time
4:30-5:15p
4:30-5:15p
11:45a-12:30p
11:45a-12:30p
Code
1404-1
1404-2
1404-3
1404-4
Youth Beginner Karate
This program helps students increase their self-esteem, teaches
them to work towards the goals they set and learn how to respect
themselves and others. The children learn in a safe, supervised
environment and our trained instructors keep the kids motivated
while learning self-defense techniques and interpersonal
communication skills that will last a lifetime.
(This program is not available for Blue Belts or higher)
Fee:
$85 (R) / $95 (NR)
Age
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
12
Day
M
M
SA
SA
Date
2/1-3/21
4/4-5/23
2/6-3/26
4/9-5/28
Time
5:30-6:15p
5:30-6:15p
9:45-10:30a
9:45-10:30a
Code
1405-1
1405-2
1405-3
1405-4
Special Focus Karate
For more than 12 years,
Focus has been teaching
children with special needs
that they can participate
and earn a black belt in
the martial arts. Our
instructors are trained in
a “roll-up-your-sleevesand-dig-in” environment
and work with children
with numerous types of special needs. All your child needs
to participate in this class is a doctor’s approval and the desire
to make a difference in their life with the gifts that they have.
You have to see this program to believe the impact it has on
the students, their parents, and even our instructors.
Instructor:
Fee:
$75 (R) / $85 (NR)
*No class 4/2
Age
8+
Day
SA
Date
3/5-5/14*
Time
10:45-11:30a
Code
1406
Youth Krav Maga Force
This course teaches your child to defend him/herself
if attacked physically or emotionally by peers, older
children, and/or adults. In addition to learning self-defense
skills, this program teaches students to increase situational
awareness in order to avoid ever becoming a victim.
Classes are structured to be both challenging and fun while
also teaching necessary life skills. Remember, we may
not be able to remove the bullies, but we can minimize
victim behavior. (Bring the following equipment to class:
T-shirt, comfortable pants/sweats, mouth guard, groin cup
(males), clean gym shoes, gloves.)
Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness Staff
Fee:
$85 (R) / $95 (NR)
Age
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
Day
T
T
SA
SA
Date
2/2-3/22
4/5-5/24
2/6-3/26
4/9-5/28
Time
4:30-5:30p
4:30-5:30p
10:30-11:30a
10:30-11:30a
Code
1407-1
1407-2
1407-3
1407-4
Martial Arts/Athletics
Illinois Shotokan Pre-Karate
Young children will develop agility, strength, and coordination
skills through fun and creative activities. This program, specifically
designed to work with growing minds and bodies, enhances
memory and agility skills. Watch your child blossom while
learning karate and having a blast at the same time! Uniforms and
belt testing options are available. Students with little to no prior
experience should enroll in the Beginner/Continuer level.
1Denotes Beginner/Continuer
2Denotes Stripes and Up
Instructor: Illinois Shotokan Karate Staff
Location: Huntley Park District Rec Center
12015 Mill Street, Huntley
*No class 3/5 & 5/30
Age
4-7
4-7
Day
SA1
SA2
Date
1/2-3/26*
1/2-3/26*
Time
9:00-9:45a
9:50-10:35a
Fee
$117/$127
$117/$127
Code
1408-1
1408-2
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
M1
M2
SA1
SA2
M1
M2
1/4-3/21
1/4-3/21
4/2-6/4
4/2-6/4
4/4-6/13*
4/4-6/13*
4:30-5:15p
5:20-6:05p
9:00-9:45a
9:50-10:35a
4:30-5:15p
5:20-6:05p
$117/$127
$117/$127
$98/$108
$98/$108
$98/$108
$98/$108
1408-3
1408-4
1409-1
1409-2
1409-3
1409-4
Illinois Shotokan Karate
Karate builds coordination, agility, strength and poise, as well as
establish lasting personal safety skills. Practicing this art results
in increased self-esteem in addition to enhancing discipline and
control. From work to home, the benefits of karate can be felt in
all aspects of life. Uniforms and belt testing options are available
through the instructor.
1Denotes White-Yellow Belt 2Denotes White-Red Belt
3Denotes Blue-High Purple Belt 4Denotes Orange-Blue
5Denotes Brown and Up 6Denotes Green and Up.
Instructor: Illinois Shotokan Karate Staff
Location: Huntley Park District Rec Center
*No class 3/5 & 5/30
Age
8+
Day
SA2
Date
1/2-3/26*
Time
10:40-11:40a
Fee
$117/$127
Code
1410-1
8+
8+
8+
8+
8+
8+
SA4
SA6
M1
M3
M5
SA2
1/2-3/26*
1/2-3/26*
1/4-3/21
1/4-3/21
1/4-3/21
4/2-6/4
11:45a-12:45p
12:45-1:45p
6:10-7:05p
7:10-8:05p
8:10-9:25p
10:40-11:40a
$117/$127
$117/$127
$117/$127
$117/$127
$138/$148
$98/$108
1410-2
1410-3
1410-4
1410-5
1410-6
1411-1
8+
8+
8+
8+
8+
SA4
SA6
M1
M3
M5
4/2-6/4
4/2-6/4
4/4-6/13*
4/4-6/13*
4/4-6/13*
11:45a-12:45p $98/$108
12:45-1:45p
$98/$108
6:10-7:05p
$98/$108
7:10-8:05p
$98/$108
8:10-9:25p
$115/$125
1411-2
1411-3
1411-4
1411-5
1411-6
PCA Volleyball Camps
Each player will learn the proper techniques for serving, setting,
spiking, passing and blocking. Beginning players will be
introduced to the basic techniques including the bump, set, dig
and kill, whereas experienced players can fine tune their game.
PCA instructor Dana Petyniak will be the lead for this program.
Beginner - less than 2 years’ experience
Intermediate - 2-3 years’ experience
Advanced - 3-5 years’ experience
Instructor:
Players Choice Academy Staff
Location: Players Choice Academy
2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin
Fee:
$75 (R) / $85 (NR) Age
Beg. 8-9
Inter. 10-11
Adv. 12+
Day
M
M
M
Date
1/4-2/8
1/4-2/8
1/4-2/8
Time
5:15-6:30p
6:30-7:45p
7:45-9:00p
Code
1412-1
1412-2
1412-3
Beg. 8-9
M
2/15-3/21
5:15-6:30p
1413-1
Inter. 10-11
M
2/15-3/21
6:30-7:45p
1413-2
Adv. 12+
M
2/15-3/21
7:45-9:00p
1413-3
Parent Tot Super Sports Jr. Program
This program gives you and your child an opportunity to bond
and have fun together while learning a variety of sports. This
class is great for improving simple motor skills such as; catching,
throwing, batting, shooting, passing, running and really helps in
developing hand-eye coordination. Parents participate with the
child as we play soccer, basketball, hockey, T-ball, football and
other sports. This is a great intro to the All Star programs and staff
where parents can help in making the kids feel comfortable.
Instructor:
All Star Sports Instruction Staff
Location: Algonquin Lakes Elementary School
1401 Compton Drive address
Fee:
$87 (R) / $97 (NR)
*No class 2/15
Age
2-3
Day
M
Date
1/11-3/21*
Time
5:00-5:45p
Code
1414
Competitive Dodge Ball
Get off the couch and come play some fun dodge ball. In this
competitive class you will play various dodge ball games. Bring
your best arm and your best friend to have a great night filled with
ducking, diving, and dodging! Soft, spongy balls and safety issues
will be enforced.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
1401 Compton Drive address
Fee:
$42 (R) / $52 (NR)
*No class 2/19 & 3/4
Age
8-12
8-12
Day
F
F
Date
1/8-2/5
2/12-3/18*
Time
6:30-7:45p
6:30-7:45p
Code
1414-1
1414-2
13
Athletics
Floor Hockey
Calling all you Blackhawks fans out there! All the action
of hockey on a floor! This class is for both the experienced
player and the beginner. This fast paced, low competition
class will promote shooting, passing, teamwork, positions, and
some game strategies. We will provide the sticks and pucks;
safety goggles and mouth guards are recommended, but are not
necessary. Games will be played at the end of each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
1401 Compton Drive, Algonquin
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 2/9
Age
5-7
Day
T
Date
1/12-2/23*
Time
6:30-7:30p
Code
1415
All Star Sports
We have found this exciting class to be just what parents need to
give their children a positive first step into athletics. We play a
different sport each week, including soccer, baseball, basketball,
and football. Participants will start developing socialization,
teamwork, direction following, and key motor skills.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Location: Neubert Elementary School
1100 Huntington Drive, Algonquin
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 2/15 & 3/28
Age
3-4
3-4
Day
M
M
Date
1/11-2/22*
3/7-4/18*
Time
5:00-5:50p
5:00-5:50p
Code
1417-1
1417-2
Jr. Basketball
Boys and Girls alike will enjoy learning the skills to advance
them in the world of basketball. Even if you are trying it out
for the first time, or you are a seasoned pro, you will have a
ton of fun enhancing you skill level. Through games and drills
we will practice dribbling, passing, shooting, positions and the
importance of teamwork. Games will be played at the end of
each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 2/15 & 3/28
PCA Floor Hockey League
Come out for some hockey fun! Games will be played in
a controlled area on sport court flooring. 20-25 minutes of
instruction followed by a 30-40 minute game each week. Learn
how to pass, stick handle and shoot. Players will be required to
have their own stick, hand protection, and helmet with mask.
Instructor:
Fee:
$75 (R) / $85 (NR) Age
6-8
9-11
14
Day
SA
SA
Date
1/9-2/13
1/9-2/13
Time
3:00-4:00p
4:00-5:00p
Code
1416-1
1416-2
Age
5-7
5-7
Day
M
M
Date
1/11-2/22*
3/7-4/18*
Time
6:00-6:50p
6:00-6:50p
Code
1418-1
1418-2
Algonquin Recreation has teamed up with
Neubert Elementary School to expand our
recreation class offerings. Make sure to
check out the After school Dance class
found on page 27, also held at Neubert.
If you have a class suggestion that you do not
see offered, please e-mail those ideas to
[email protected]
Athletics
Pee Wee Soccer
This is the perfect class for the first timer! All the basic skills of
dribbling, passing, shooting, and goal tending will be taught in a
non-competitive environment. Teamwork, participation and good
sportsmanship are stressed in this class. Both boys and girls are
encouraged to join if they have an interest in soccer and plan to
play in the future. A game will be played a the end of each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 4/29
Age
3-4
Day
F
Date
4/8-5/20*
Time
5:30-6:20p
Code
1419
Lil’ Pint Soccer
This is the perfect class to learn the game and expand your skills!
All the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and goal tending
will be taught in a non-competitive environment. Teamwork,
participation, and good sportsmanship are stressed. There will be
weekly progress on the technical aspects of the game. At the end
of each class, a game will be played with different teams forming
each week.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 4/29
Age
5-6
Day
F
Date
4/8-5/20*
Time
6:30-7:20p
Code
1420
Jr. Soccer
Taught the All Star way, this program will keep everyone active
and engaged both mentally and physically! Our lesson plan is
designed to teach the game by hiding drills in fun games and
using association techniques that get down to the players level.
Soccer is a game that is action packed so there will be no sitting
and waiting! Engaging the players at all times, we will cover
simple foot skills, dribbling, passing, shooting, basic rules and
even work on spreading the field. This class will not only keep
the players active, but will be a great base to prepare them for the
next level of play. All of our programs will focus on teamwork
and sportsmanship. Please bring a water bottle, shin guards, and a
soccer ball (size 4 recommended) to class.
Instructor:
Fee:
$87 (R) / $97 (NR)
*No class 2/15
Age
3-4
4-6
Day
M
M
Date
1/11-3/21*
1/11-3/21*
Time
5:45-6:30p
6:30-7:30p
Algonquin Affiliate Organizations
In an effort to help educate Algonquin residents about
league/club groups based out of and serving Algonquin
residents, as well as to maintain a commitment to keeping
the Village’s fields properly scheduled and maintained, the
Village has developed an Affiliate Organization Program
for youth athletic club/league groups wishing to use
Village-owned facilities.
A recognized Affiliate Organization is described as being a
non-profit, Algonquin-based youth athletic group that has
significant registration comprised of at least 60 percent of
Algonquin residents.
The Affiliate Organizations are separate, non-profit,
volunteer entities that conduct registration and coordination
for their recreational and/or travel league/club practices,
scrimmages, meets, games, etc.
Following is a list of the approved Affiliate Organizations
in the Village of Algonquin. These organizations should be
contacted directly regarding questions for registration and/
or becoming a volunteer.
Algonquin Area Youth Organization T-Ball, Baseball, & Softball
Season runs April-June; registration begins in November.
www.aayo.net
Algonquin/LITH Soccer Association - Soccer
Spring season runs April-June; registration begins in
January. Fall season runs August-November; registration
begins in June.
www.alithsa.org
Trails Swim Team - Swimming
Early registration for returning swimmers will begin in
February and open registration begins in April. Please
check their website for additional information and specific
dates and times.
www.trailsswimteam.org
Code
1421-1
1421-2
15
Athletics
Youth Soccer/Speed & Agility
Join us for a non-competitive, skill development program. We
will go over the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, goal
tending, and positions. There will be weekly progress on the
technical aspects of the game. The speed and agility training
session is designed to make our participants faster, stronger, and
more agile athletes. We use SKLZ equipment for our class which is
highly recommended by multiple coaches and trainers. Scrimmage
games are played at the end of each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 4/29
Age
7-9
Day
F
Date
4/8-5/20*
Time
7:30-8:30p
Code
1422
Developmental Soccer League
Join All Star Sports Instruction for our spring development
soccer league. Our goal is to create a fun, safe, learning
environment that enables kids to experience soccer whether
they have played before or are just beginning. The successes
of each team and player in this league are not based on the
score or team records, but how the players grasp the concept
of the game and understand the importance of teamwork and
sportsmanship. We will deliver a curriculum to our players
according to their skill level to help build a foundation for a
great career in soccer. Each game will be preceded by a twenty
minute skill training session so the player can apply the learned
skill in that game. All players will receive a participation
award and team jersey.
Each player must bring their own soccer cleats, shin
guards, and soccer ball (size 4) to all classes.
Instructor:
Fee:
$78 (R) / $88 (NR)
16
Age
3-4
Day
M
Date
4/4-5/16
Time
5:00-6:00p
Code
1423-1
Age
4-6
Day
M
Date
4/4-5/16
Time
6:00-7:00p
Code
1423-2
Age
6-8
Day
M
Date
4/4-5/16
Time
7:00-8:00p
Code
1423-3
Basketball/Soccer Combo
The fundamentals of these sports will be taught in this combination
class. Your child will enhance their soccer and basketball skills
while learning teamwork. All the basic skills of dribbling, passing,
and shooting will be taught. Both boys and girls are encouraged to
join this class if they have an interest in soccer and basketball. A
game will be played at the end of each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 2/9 & 3/29
Age
3-5
3-5
Day
T
T
Date
1/12-2/23*
3/1-4/12*
Time
5:30-6:20p
5:30-6:20p
Code
1424-1
1424-2
Jr. Basketball
This 6-week basketball class will help you to the next level.
We will enhance the basics you may have learned, along with
advancing your skills that will concentrate on more teamwork and
game strategies. Boys and girls alike will enjoy learning the skills
to advance them in the world of basketball. Through games and
drills, we will practice dribbling, passing, shooting, positions and
the importance of teamwork. A scrimmage game will be played
at the end of each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
*No class 3/29
Age
5-7
5-7
Day
T
T
Date
3/1-4/12*
4/19-5/24
Time
6:30-7:30p
6:30-7:30p
Code
1425-1
1425-2
Basketball Junior Program
Our instructional program is designed to teach the game of
basketball at a basic level while making sure the players stay
active and engaged the entire class! Fun basketball-like games
will be played to teach the importance of each skill learned.
Our foundation technique focuses on basic mechanics to build
confidence, then adding larger challenges as we progress.
Footwork is an extremely important aspect of the game. This
means no players will be sitting! We will work on dribbling with
each hand, passing and shooting technique, and understanding
basic offense and defense. All of our programs are based on
learning teamwork and sportsmanship.
Instructor:
Fee:
$87 (R) / $97 (NR)
*No class 2/17
Age
3-4
4-6
Day
W
W
Date
1/13-3/23*
1/13-3/23*
Time
5:00-5:45p
5:45-6:45p
Code
1426-1
1426-2
Athletics
PCA Flag Football All Skills Camp
This camp is designed for players to develop their skills in
running, catching, and throwing. Speed and agility will also be
part of the workout. Join Robert Wright in his fifth year as camp
instructor. A game will be played at the end of each class. This
camp is designed to advance both the beginner or intermediate
player to the next level. *If needed PCA will schedule a make-up
date TBD for spring break.
Instructor:
9210 Trinity Drive, LITH
Fee:
$70 (R) / $80 (NR) Age
5-7
8-10
5-7
8-10
Day
SA
SA
SA
SA
Date
1/9-2/13
1/9-2/13
2/20-3/26*
2/20-3/26*
Time
12:00-1:00p
1:00-2:00p
12:00-1:00p
1:00-2:00p
Code
1427-1
1427-2
1428-1
1428-2
Golf Course Etiquette
Basic rules and etiquette are covered in this class, including safety,
order of play, the player’s responsibility to course maintenance,
and general rules regarding play. Active participation involving
putting in a game situation will also be included. Putters will be
provided at no charge; comfortable clothing and gym shoes are
recommended.
Instructor:
Mark Psensky, PGA
2 S. Main Street, Algonquin
Fee: $49
Age
5-12
Tackle the fun with this instructional, non-contact class. Using
mini-sized footballs along with the introduction of flags, players
will learn the skills to get them started in football. Along with
the core skills of passing and catching, players will learn the
rules, positions on the field, as well as strategies for both offense
and defense. A game will be played at the end of each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$42 (R) / $52 (NR)
*No class 2/19 & 3/4
Date
1/8-2/5
2/12-3/18*
Time
12:00-1:00p
Code
1430
This clinic is intended for the beginning golfer who has an interest
in learning golf. Fundamentals of the golf swing are introduced
including grip and posture. This class focuses on putting a full
swing, but most importantly having fun in a safe and friendly
environment. Clubs can be provided at no charge; comfortable
clothing and gym shoes are recommended. In the event of
inclement weather, please call 773-858-3978 for class status.
Foot-Joy Glove and range balls included.
Instructor:
Mark Psensky, PGA
Location: Golf Club of Illinois
Fee:
$105
Day
SA
SU
W
Date
4/23-5/14
4/24-5/15
4/27-5/18
Time
12:00-1:00p
11:00a-12:00p
5:00-6:00p
Code
1430-1
1430-2
1430-3
Spring Junior Golf Clinic
Pee Wee Flag Football
Day
F
F
Date
3/27-4/17
Intro to Golf
Age
5-12
5-12
5-12
Age
4-6
4-6
Day
SU
Time
5:30-6:30p
5:30-6:30p
Code
1429-1
1429-2
Junior Golf Camp is designed for junior golfers (ages 8-16 with
prior experience) who would like to play more competitive golf.
This class will cover all aspects of the game, with additional
time spent in class on the rules of golf, strength and flexibility.
On course play will be included in these classes. Full use of the
video equipment is included and students can view their swing
and analysis on MPSGOLF.COM. Comfortable clothing and gym
shoes are recommended. In the event of inclement weather, please
call 773-858-3978 for class status. Foot-Joy Glove and range balls
included.
Instructor:
Mark Psensky, PGA
Location: Golf Club of Illinois
Fee:
$189
Age
8-16
8-16
Day
SA
SU
Date
4/23-5/14
4/24-5/15
Time
9:30-11:30a
8:30-10:30a
Code
1431-1
1431-2
17
Athletics
Soccer/T-Ball Combo
PCA Spring Break Skills Camp
This three-day camp will include hitting, fielding, throwing,
running the bases, and other on-field techniques that will
help prepare your player with this active, off-season training.
Some drills will be separate for boys and girls (i.e., pitching
and bunting). Players will be separated by age and/or ability.
Players will receive a camp T-shirt.
*Combine this with our “After Camp Extended Care*” for an
afternoon of fun from 12:00-4:00 pm. The participants will
play basketball, dodgeball, batting cages, and have lunch!
Cost: $40.00 for all three days (or kids can go daily @ $15 per
day)
Instructor:
Fee:
$95 (R) / $105 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
7-12
M-W
3/28-3/30 9:00a-12:00p
1432
PCA Catchers Workout Camp
This camp is to improve catchers’ skills behind the dish. The
focus of the camp will be to establish a strong stance, learn
how to frame and block pitches, and improve arm action and
release to second base. Catchers should bring their own gear
if possible. Players will be separated by age and/or ability. *If
needed PCA will schedule a make up date TBA for spring break.
Instructor:
Location: SA1 = PCA- Algonquin Location
SA2 = PCA - Lake in the Hills Location
Fee:
$80 (R) / $90 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
8-10
SA1
1/9-2/13
2:00-3:15p
1433-1
11-13
SA1
1/9-2/13
3:15-4:30p
1433-2
14-16
SA1
1/9-2/13
4:30-5:45p
1433-3
8-10
SA2
2/20-3/26* 2:00-3:15p
1434-1
11-13
SA2
2/20-3/26* 3:15-4:30p
1434-2
14-16
SA2
2/20-3/26* 4:30-5:45p
1434-3
Super Hero Camp
One day of action packed fun and excitement as never
experienced before. We will spend an evening with your child
participating in epic battles that they will talk about for the rest
of the year. Here’s what they can expect: Samurai style foam
sword battlefield, black OP nerf gun battles, a movie, pizza
party, fun, games and excitement that only Focus Martial Arts
and Fitness can provide. And if that wasn’t enough to “BooYah”
about, the parents get a night out all to themselves.
Equipment you need to bring to camp: 1 Nerf Gun (nerf ammo
will be provided)
Instructor:
Fee:
$75 (R) / $85 (NR)
Age
6-13
18
Day
M
Date
1/18
Time
11:00a-3:00p
Code
3441
This class is a perfect for kids who are full of energy and parents who
are looking of an introduction to soccer and T-ball. Socialization,
teamwork, following directions, key motor skills and having fun
will be the focus in this non-competitive environment. For the
first three weeks of class we will focus on soccer and the next three
weeks we will work on baseball skills A game will be played at the
end of each class.
Instructor:
Sports R Us Staff
Fee:
$48 (R) / $58 (NR)
Age
3-5
Day
T
Date
4/19-5/24
Time
5:30-6:20p
Code
1435
Jr. T-Ball
Our coaching technique will provide basic building blocks in a
fun, safe environment. We have created a system that keeps the
players moving and learning even while in the dugout! Mechanics
and hand eye coordination are the keys to early success. Players in
this program will be more confident in this active class as we work
on the proper mechanics of catching, throwing, fielding, base
running and batting. This fun and exciting program will prepare
each player for the level II, T-ball or coach pitch leagues. All of
our programs are based on learning teamwork and sportsmanship.
Please bring a water bottle and glove to class.
Instructor:
Fee:
$87 (R) / $97 (NR)
*No class 2/17
Age
3-4
4-6
Day
W
W
Date
1/13-3/23*
1/13-3/23*
Time
6:45-7:30p
7:30-8:30p
Code
1436-1
1436-2
T-Ball League
This is your child’s first opportunity to be involved with baseball
as a team sport. Focus will be on playing games, having fun,
learning the rules, the mechanics of throwing, fielding, baserunning, and batting. Every player will get an opportunity to
play each position. Teams are kept small so that there is no sitting
while players are in the field. Each player will receive a team hat,
jersey, and trophy.
Each player must bring their own glove and water bottle to each
class.
Instructor:
Fee:
$78 (R) / $88 (NR)
Age
3-4
Day
W
Date
4/6-5/18
Time
5:00-6:00p
Code
1437-1
Age
4-6
Day
W
Date
4/6-5/18
Time
6:00-7:00p
Code
1437-2
Athletics
PCA Instructional Baseball/Softball Clinic
Children will learn proper basic mechanics on throwing, hitting, and catching along with fielding and base running. Players Choice
Academy instructors have developed this class to teach young players the correct skills to start their development for the future. Parents
are encouraged to attend. Players will receive a camp T-shirt.
Level
Age Day
Date
Time
Fee
Code
Baseball/Softball (Coed) 4-6 SA 1/9-2/13 9:00-10:00a $70/$80 1438-1
Baseball/Softball (Coed) 4-6 SA 2/20-3/26* 9:00-10:00a $70/$80 1438-2
Baseball/Softball (Coed) 4-6 SA
4/2-5/7
9:00-10:00a $70/$80 1438-3
Baseball/Softball (Coed) 7-9 SA 1/9-2/13 10:00-11:30a $95/$105 1439-1
Baseball/Softball (Coed) 7-9 SA 2/20-3/26* 10:00-11:30a $95/$105 1439-2
Baseball/Softball (Coed) 7-9 SA
4/2-5/7 10:00-11:30a $95/$105 1439-3
Baseball All Skills (Boys) 10-12 SA 1/9-2/13 11:30a-1:00p $95/$105 1440-1
Baseball All Skills (Boys) 10-12 SA 2/20-3/26* 11:30a-1:00p $95/$105 1440-2
Baseball All Skills (Boys) 10-12 SA
4/2-5/7 11:30a-1:00p $95/$105 1440-3
Softball All Skills (Girls) 8-12 SA 1/9-2/13
2:00-3:30p $95/$105 1441-1
Softball All Skills (Girls) 8-12 SA 2/20-3/26* 2:00-3:30p $95/$105 1441-2
Softball All Skills (Girls) 8-12 SA
4/2-5/7
2:00-3:30p $95/$105 1441-3
PCA Baseball Pitching Clinic
Proper mechanics will be emphasized to help improve players’ ability
to pitch with confidence. The focus of this camp is to establish a
strong balance point, improve arm action, and learning how to finish
each pitch.
Age
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Code
8-9
10-11
11-12
8-9
10-11
11-12
8-9
10-11
11-12
8-9
10-11
11-12
TH
TH
TH
SA
SA
SA
TH
TH
TH
SA
SA
SA
1/7-2/11
1/7-2/11
1/7-2/11
1/9-2/13
1/9-2/13
1/9-2/13
2/18-3/24*
2/18-3/24*
2/18-3/24*
2/20-3/26*
2/20-3/26*
2/20-3/26*
6:00-7:00p
7:00-8:00p
8:00-9:00p
2:00-3:00p
3:00-4:00p
4:00-5:00p
6:00-7:00p
7:00-8:00p
8:00-9:00p
2:00-3:00p
3:00-4:00p
4:00-5:00p
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
1442-1
1442-2
1442-3
1443-1
1443-2
1443-3
1444-1
1444-2
1444-3
1445-1
1445-2
1445-3
PCA Softball Pitching Clinic
Age
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Code
8-12
8-12
8-12
SA
SA
SA
1/9-2/13
2/20-3/26*
4/2-5/7
1:00-2:00p
1:00-2:00p
1:00-2:00p
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
1446-1
1446-2
1446-3
Baseball & Softball Programs
Instructor:
Location:
Players Choice Academy
Reminders
• Participants should come dressed comfortably and
wearing gym shoes. Cleats are not permitted inside
the facility.
• Bats and helmets are provided if you do not have
your own.
• *If needed PCA will schedule a make-up date TBA
for spring break. No class on Easter, March 27.*
PCA Baseball Hitting Clinic
Proper mechanics will be emphasized to help improve a player’s
ability to hit with confidence. Proper grip, stance, and approach
to batter’s box along with learning how to improve the player’s
ability to hit the ball harder will be the camp focus. Players will
be split according to age and ability.
Age Day
Date
Time
Fee
Code
8-9
10-11
11-12
8-9
10-11
11-12
8-9
10-11
11-12
8-9
10-11
11-12
F
F
F
SU
SU
SU
F
F
F
SU
SU
SU
1/8-2/12
6:00-7:00p
1/8-2/12
7:00-8:00p
1/8-2/12
8:00-9:00p
1/10-2/14 12:00-1:00p
1/10-2/14 1:00-2:00p
1/10-2/14 2:00-3:00p
2/19-3/25* 6:00-7:00p
2/19-3/25* 7:00-8:00p
2/19-3/25* 8:00-9:00p
2/21-4/3* 12:00-1:00p
2/21-4/3* 1:00-2:00p
2/21-4/3* 2:00-3:00p
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
$75/$85
1447-1
1447-2
1447-3
1448-1
1448-2
1448-3
1449-1
1449-2
1449-3
1450-1
1450-2
1450-3
19
Youth Variety
Art Attack! Kids Paint
Join us for a fun social painting party! We will complete a
finished painting by the end of each class. Bring a snack and
drink to enjoy while painting. All materials will be provided.
Themes for each week will be posted on our online calendar:
www.artattackpaintparty.com
Instructor:
Julie Kukreja
Location:
Crystal Lake Park District - Art Room
1 E. Crystal Lake Ave, Crystal Lake
Fee: $20 (R) / $30 (NR)
Club House Artists Teens
The Candy Bar Project
Students will focus on drawing their own favorite candy bar.
Prisma colored pencil techniques will be taught to create a
photo realistic drawing. All materials will be included in this
class.
Instructor:
Julie Kukreja
Location:
Fee: $35 (R) / $45 (NR)
Age
12+
Day
TH
Date
2/11-2/25
Time
6:00-8:00p
Code
1700
The Anthropomorhpic Project
Students will create their own anthropomorhpic character and
then learn mixed media technique to finish the project using
watercolors, ink, acrylics, and colored pencils. All materials
will be included in this class.
Instructor:
Julie Kukreja
Location:
Fee: $35 (R) / $45 (NR)
Age
12+
Day
TH
Date
3/3-3/17
Time
6:00-8:00p
Code
1701
Landscape Painting
Students will learn how to paint a landscape of their choice
using acrylic paints. Please bring in a detail photo or magazine
clipping of desired landscape to the first class, all other materials
provided.
Instructor:
Julie Kukreja
Location:
Fee: $35 (R) / $45 (NR)
Age
12+
20
Day
TH
Date
4/7-4/21
Time
6:00-8:00p
Code
1702
Age
6+
6+
6+
6+
Day
SA
SA
SA
SA
Date
2/6
3/12
4/16
5/7
Time
10:00a-12:00p
10:00a-12:00p
10:00a-12:00p
10:00a-12:00p
Code
1703-1
1703-2
1703-3
1703-4
Minecraft Drawing and Crafts
Draw Minecraft characters and gaming items. Then during each
class we will create theme crafts to take home and interact with.
All materials will be included in this class.
Instructor:
Julie Kukreja
Location:
Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)
Fee: $35 (R) / $45 (NR)
Age
6+
Day
T
Date
1/12-1/26
Time
6:00-7:30p
Code
1704
Fairy Fun Drawing and Crafts
Learn how to draw fairy theme drawings. Then during each class
create theme crafts to take home and interact with. All materials
will be included in this class.
Instructor:
Julie Kukreja
Location:
Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)
Fee: $35 (R) / $45 (NR)
Age
6+
Day
T
Date
2/9-2/23
Time
6:00-7:30p
Code
1705
Felting Fun
Learn the technique of felting and creating a felt applique that
will then be added to a hand stitched bag. All materials will be
included in this class.
Instructor:
Julie Kukreja
Location:
Fee: $35 (R) / $45 (NR)
Age
9+
Day
T
Date
4/12-4/26
Time
6:00-8:00p
Code
1706
Adult/Youth Variety
Algonquin Library Teaching Garden
The Algonquin Area Public Library has installed a Teaching Garden, which will be unveiled this
Spring. The goal of the Teaching Garden is to be an active outdoor learning laboratory. It has four
raised beds, each planted with a unique garden. The Teaching Garden will offer learning, gardening,
and programming opportunities to residents of all ages.
Instructor:
Location:
Algonquin Library Staff
Seed & Plant Catalogs
A University of Illinois Master Gardener will share how
to find reputable sources for ordering seeds and plants by
mail, online, or other methods. Registration begins 1/11.
Location:
Fee:
Age
18+
Day
M
Date
2/15
Time
7:00-8:00p
Code
1900
Square Foot Gardening
Planning an organic, square foot vegetable garden. We’ll
discuss layout, planting and harvesting schedules, and
plant selection for our teaching garden. Registration
begins 2/15.
Location:
Fee:
Age
18+
Day
M
Date
3/14
Time
7:00-8:00p
Code
1901
Sensory Gardens
What are they? What are the common elements? In
sensory gardens, plants and other design elements are
selected with the intention to provide experiences for
heightened sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste.
Registration begins 3/14.
Location:
Fee:
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
18+
M
4/11
7:00-8:00p
1902
Tomatoes From Outerspace
Junior gardeners are invited to participate in the
Tomatosphere project, where gardening and space science
meet. Using seeds that have been on the International
Space Station, junior gardeners will plant tomatoes and
track their germination rates. Data gathered will be
submitted to NASA and the Canadian Space Agency.
Location:
Fee:
FREE
Register directly with the Library
Call: (847)458-6060
Ages:
Grades 3-8 (ages 8-14)
Part 1
Friday, April 29
Registration begins 3/31
We’ll learn about the Tomatosphere project and how
studying plants we grow at the library will help in the
planning of manned missions to Mars. We’ll plant our
seeds and begin the experiment.
Part 2
Wednesday, June 8
Registration begins 5/11
Our seedlings will be ready to transplant. We’ll
collect germination data and transplant our tomatoes
into the Library garden.
In the Garden Lab
We will be planting the early spring/hardy plants in the
organic square foot vegetable garden bed. Registration
begins 3/14.
Location:
Fee:
Age
18+
Day
W
Date
4/13
Time
7:00-8:00p
Code
1903
21
Science
Sports Spectacular
This unit is a great way to get “sporty” kids building and get
LEGO® fans interested in sports. Some lessons focus on the
importance of physical fitness and different aspects of fitness,
such as stamina and strength. But the best part for the students
is the way the models move and the fun they have playing
with them after they’re built - hitting a plastic golf ball with
the mini-golf model, watching the gymnast spin around the
bar and seeing the tiny airplanes spin around and around on
the air show model.
Instructor:
Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
Location(s): Conley Elementary
750 Academic Drive, Algonquin
Fee: $72 (R) / $82 (NR)
Grade
3-5
Day
TH
Date
1/28-3/3
Time
3:30-4:30p
Code
1904
Forces of Nature
Learn about the amazing and powerful forces of nature.
We’ll examine a map of the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where
most tsunamis occur, view a diagram of the tectonic plates
and learn how their movement creates earthquakes, define the
area known as “Tornado Alley” in North America, and find
out what hurricanes are called in different parts of the world.
Kids will love to build moving models of a tornado, a tsunami,
an earthquake and a cyclone.
Instructor:
Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
Location(s): Conley Elementary
Fee: $72 (R) / $82 (NR)
*No class 3/31
Grade
3-5
Day
TH
Date
3/17-4/28*
Time
3:30-4:30p
Code
1905
A Pirate’s Quest
Shiver me timbers as we explore the popular culture behind
the life of a pirate! Build a motorized pirate ship, a helm and an
anchor, as we batten down the hatches and prepare for mutiny.
Protect the hands on deck by building a launching trebuchet.
Beware me mateys, if it’s too late, you must abandon ship and
build a rowboat to escape. Watch out for crocodiles! Anchors
aweigh!
Instructor:
Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
Location(s): Mackenben Elementary
Fee: $72 (R) / $82 (NR)
*No class 3/30
Grade
K-2
22
Day
W
Date
3/16-4/27*
Time
3:30-4:30p
Code
1907
Amazing Animals
It’s a zoo in here! This is a unit sure to delight kids who
love creatures. We’ll be building models of snakes, insects,
mammals and more. Each week we’ll discuss fascinating
facts about the animals we build, from the chameleon that
changes colors to the seal model that waddles across the
table. Students will love these moving models that celebrate
the wonders of the animal kingdom.
Instructor:
Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
Location(s): Mackenben Elementary
Fee: $72 (R) / $82 (NR)
Grade
K-2
Day
W
Date
1/27-3/2
Time
3:30-4:30p
Code
1906
Bricks 4 Kids - Neubert
Session 1 - Mission to Mars
Get inspired to go on your own adventure and join us on
a Mission 2 Space! Discover some incredible structures at
Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39, travel the
surface of the moon on a lunar rover, and explore Mars
onboard the “Curiosity”. Our tour would not be complete
without a visit to the International Space Station. We’ll
provide the bricks; all you need to bring for this adventure
is your imagination!
Session 2 - Fun Factory
Have you ever wondered how things are made? Or wanted
to operate the big machines in a factory? Factories rely
on special machines to help build, move and package the
things we use every day. Come build kid-sized versions
of these clever creations, such as a scissor lift, specialized
conveyor belts and even a robot! You’ll learn about the
engineering challenges involved in machine design and
maybe be inspired to invent your own machine!
Instructor:
Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
Fee: $72 (R) / $82 (NR)
*No class 3/29
Grade Session Day
Date
K-2
1
T 1/12-2/16
K-2
2
T 2/23-4/5*
Time
2:20-3:20p
2:20-3:20p
Code
1908-1
1908-2
Science
Secret Agent Spybotics
Are you ready for the challenge? Students will enter the world
of secret agents, high-tech robots and are headed on a journey
around the globe to complete daring missions. Teams of secret
agents will be challenged to build and program their LEGO®
Spybots to complete these missions. There is no time to waste…
let’s go agents…the countdown has begun.
Instructor:
Computer Explorers Staff
Location:
Huntley Park District
Fee: $65 (R) / $75 (NR)
Age
9-12
Day
T
Date
1/26-2/9
Time
6:00-7:30p
Code
1909
Under the Microscope
Guess what we discover under the microscope? Together we
will explore a whole new world of learning and excitement.
Using the computer and a child-friendly digital microscope,
students will explore the concepts of magnification, science,
nature study & digital editing.
Instructor:
Location:
Lake in the Hills Village Hall
600 Harvest Gate, LITH
Fee: $58 (R) / $68 (NR)
Age
4-6
Day
T
Date
2/23-3/15
Time
6:00-7:00p
Code
1910
Robot Engineers
Amazing Mechanisms
Students work in teams, learning about pulleys, gears, levers
and more as they build and program their robotic creations
using the LEGO® WeDo Robotics System.
Instructor:
Location(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)
Fee: $65 (R) / $75 (NR)
Age
Day
Date
Time
Code
8-12
T
5/3-5/17
6:00-7:30p
1911
Minecraft
Basic Training for Beginners
Are your friends all into Minecraft, but you haven’t quite figured it
out? This is for YOU! You and your partner will collaborate to learn
essential crafting skills while searching for clues to unlock doors,
complete scavenger hunts and more! You’ll get an introduction
to the basics of computer networking, multidimensional objects
and video game graphics. After completing this boot camp, you’ll
have the basic tools to participate in more advanced Minecraft
adventures!
Instructor:
Location:
Huntley Park District
Fee: $72 (R) / $82 (NR)
Age
6-8
Day
T
Date
4/5-4/26
Time
6:00-7:15p
Code
1912
Magic Class
Join an exciting magic class that will teach you a thing or two
about the world of magic. Amaze your family and friends with
tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more.
While these tricks may appear difficult, you will discover that
they are quick to learn and easy to perform. New, age-appropriate
tricks are taught each session. All participants will receive a
magic kit to take home at the end of class.
Instructor:
Magic Team of Gary Kantor
Location:
Feb.: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)
April.: Lake in the Hills Village Hall
Fee:
$20 (R) / $30 (NR)
Age
5-12
5-12
Day
W
T
Date
2/17
4/12
Time
5:00-5:55p
6:45-7:40p
Code
1913-1
1913-2
Algonquin Recreation offers cutting edge STEM (science,
technology, engineering, math) programs with Computer
Explores. These classes are projected-based, hands-on, and
designed to make learning fun. They simplify the complex
world of technology by connecting science, technology,
engineering, math, and arts.
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Early Childhood
Messy Masterpieces
Does your child like interacting with messy art mediums such
as paint, goop, and dough? Each week your little artist will
explore a variety of art materials that will spark their imagination
and natural creativity to produce their very own masterpieces.
Please send your child to class in old clothes as we will be
getting messy. This class is without a parent.
Instructor: Village of Algonquin Staff
Fee: $50 (R) / 60 (NR)
*No class 3/31
Age
2+
2+
2+
Day
TH
TH
TH
Date
1/14-2/18
2/25-4/7*
4/14-5/19
Time
9:00-10:00a
9:00-10:00a
9:00-10:00a
Code
1600-1
1600-2
1600-3
Parents, while Thursday morning messy
masterpieces is taking place check out
our All-Level Yoga on page 8 to stay active
during this hour.
Explore Your Senses
This class will explore simple science projects to help participants
understand the basics of science. This class will help promote
observation and prediction skills as the little scientists explore
their environment. Along with science experiments, art, stories,
and other fun surprises will be explored. Please send your child
in old clothes as we will be getting messy.
This class is without a parent.
Fee: $50 (R) / 60 (NR)
Age
3-4
Day
TH
Date
1/14-2/18
Time
10:15-11:15a
Code
1601
Kiddie Cooks
Little chefs will have the opportunity to measure, stir, and do
so much more as they explore the world of cooking, using
easy recipes each week. All chefs will design their very own
apron and recipe book to take home at the end of the session.
Fee: $50 (R) / 60 (NR)
*No class 3/31
Age
3-4
24
Day
TH
Date
2/25-4/7*
Time
10:15-11:15a
Code
1602
All About Letters
This class will focus on letter recognition and teach kids to
begin learning to write the letters in their name. During class,
a variety of crafts and games will be explored to learn letters
in a creative and exciting way. This class is without a parent.
Fee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR)
Age
3-4
Day
T
Date
1/12-2/16
Time
9:00-9:45a
Code
1603
Animal Planet
Does your child like learning about animals? Students will
study the main branches of the animal kingdom including
mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, and insects. Learn
where these animals live, how they interact, and what they like
to eat! This class is without a parent.
Fee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR)
*No class 3/15 & 3/29
Age
3-4
Day
T
Date
2/23-4/12*
Time
10:00-10:45a
Code
1604
Blast Off - Space Adventure
“To Infinity and Beyond”! Join this fun class that will blast
off into outer space. During class, a variety of art projects and
visuals will be explored to learn more about space. This class
is without a parent.
Fee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR)
*No class 2/15
Age
3-4
Day
M
Date
1/25-3/7*
Time
9:00-9:45a
Code
1605
Discover Dinosaurs
D is for Dinosaurs! Hop on our time machine and travel with
us back to the Jurassic time period when dinosaurs roamed
the earth. Let your dinosaur lover come and explore with us.
Fee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR)
Age
3-4
Day
M
Date
4/4-5/9
Time
10:00-10:45a
Code
1606
Early Childhood
Daddy/Daughter Heart Plate
Dads treat your special little lady to a fun interactive night
out! You will get to create a special Heart Plate designed by
& for just the two of you, that can be used & enjoyed for years
to come, making memories that you will treasure forever! All
materials are included in the class fee.
Fee: $22 (R) / $33 (NR)
Age
All Ages
Day
F
Date
1/29
Time
7:00-8:00p
Code
1607
Mom & Me Valentine Gift Painting
Create a one-of-a-kind heart plate or heart bowl for that
someone special. Kids of all ages can paint their piece an
way their heart desires, and we will help them add that special
hand-print. All materials are included in the class fee.
Fee: $22 (R) / $33 (NR)
Age
All Ages
Day
SA
Date
2/6
Time
11:00a-12:00p
Code
1608
School’s Out!
Looking for some fun this winter. Head down to Historic
Village Hall for a fun filled morning to break up those
winter days. Classes will include crafts, snacks, games,
and fun. Each class will allow kids a chance to explore
new and fun themes.
Fee: $10 (R) / $20 (NR)
Winter Wonderful
Join us for some fun winter theme activities. Your little
ones will enjoy fun crafts, silly songs, stories, and games.
Everyone will also decorate and enjoy their own cookie.
Age
3-6
Day
M
Date
1/18
Time
10:00-11:00a
Tot Rock (12-24 months with parent)
Musical fun for everyone! Tot Rock is a unique combination of
music and movement, sensory stimulation and socialization. Tot
Rock provides structured and unstructured time for tots to improve
fine motor skills and coordination, and work on newly-acquired
gross motor skills. Activities involve a variety of manipulatives
including maracas, tambourines, bean bags, bubbles, parachute
play and much more! New curriculum presented each session.
Sing, dance and play with us today!
Instructor: Rock ‘n’ Kids Staff
Location(s):
Tuesday Morning Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)
Fee: $68 (R) / $78 (NR)
Age
Day
12-24 mos. M
12-24 mos.
T
12-24 mos. M
12-24 mos.
T
Date
1/18-3/7
1/19-3/8
4/4-5/23
4/5-5/24
Monday Evening
Village of Lake in the Hills
Time
5:15-5:55p
9:30-10:10a
5:15-5:55p
9:30-10:10a
Code
1611-1
1611-2
1612-1
1612-2
Kid Rock (2 & 3 years old with parent)
At Kid Rock, it’s always a musical day! Kid Rock is a multifaceted music and movement program that focuses on song and
dance, rhythm and rhyme, imaginative play, fine and gross motor
skills, and following directions. Instruments and props include
hand bells, maracas, tambourines, scarves, bean bags, parachute
play and much more! New curriculum presented each session.
Parents participate for more fun and learning. It’s music and fun
rolled into one!
Instructor: Rock ‘n’ Kids Staff
Location(s):
Tuesday Morning Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)
Fee: $68 (R) / $78 (NR)
Age
2-3
2-3
2-3
2-3
Day
M
T
M
T
Date
1/18-3/7
1/19-3/8
4/4-5/23
4/5-5/24
Monday Evening
Village of Lake in the Hills
Time
6:00-6:40p
10:15-10:55a
6:00-6:40p
10:15-10:55a
Code
1613-1
1613-2
1614-1
1614-2
Code
1609
Be My Valentine
Come join us as we celebrate Valentine’s Day. We will
enjoy heart-shaped crafts, stories, and songs as we focus
on Valentine’s day. We will also decorate cookies in class
for everyone to enjoy!
Age
3-6
Day
M
Date
2/15
Time
10:00-11:00a
Code
1610
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Dance
Pipsqueak Pompon & Dance
Rehearsal & Recital
Information
Rehearsal: Friday, April 8
6:00-8:00pm
Location: TBA
Recital: Saturday, April 9
Begins at 10:00 am
Location: TBA
Parents will be given an information packet prior to the
rehearsal date with complete information. Included in this
packet will be an order form for pictures as well as tickets
for the recital.
Budding Ballerinas
Budding Ballerinas is a basic ballet program where repetition is
stressed for muscle strength and memory. Classic ballet movement
and body placement are taught along with lifelong classroom skills
such as listening, following direction, and taking turns. Dancers
should wear a leotard, tights, and ballet shoes.
Instructor:
Village of Algonquin Staff
Fee:
$120 (R) / $130 (NR)
*No class 3/14 & 3/28
Age
2-3
Day
M
Date
1/11-4/4*
Time
3:30-4:00p
Code
1500
Tiny Tutus
Tiny Tutus is a primary ballet dance program that will help
participants build their confidence through the exploration of
simple ballet skills. Each week, we will work on our footsteps
for our performance on the big stage. New skills will be taught as
students master basic skills. Dancers should wear a leotard, tights,
and ballet shoes.
Instructor:
Fee:
$120 (R) / $130 (NR)
*No class 3/14 & 3/28
Age
3-4
5-6
Day
M
M
Date
1/11-4/4*
1/11-4/4*
Time
4:00-4:45p
5:00-5:45p
Dance Class Expectations
Code
1501-1
1501-2
Dance students need to be on time for class.
When dancers arrive late for class this disrupts
the teacher and the other students. Students who
are more than ten minutes late will not be allowed
to join the class for that day.
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Do you have spirit? Get ready to show it off in our pom program
for the littlest pommie! We will learn basic moves and how to
use poms to give some pizzazz to our routines. This program
does not include mounts, gymnastics, or tumbling. Pommies
should wear a form-fitting T-shirt, elastic waist shorts, white
socks, and dance shoes.
Instructor:
Fee:
$120 (R) / $130 (NR)
*No class 3/15 & 3/29
Age
Day
Date
4-6
T
1/12-4/5*
Time
5:00-5:45p
Code
1502
Hip Hop
This introductory-level hip hop class provides a structured
method of learning various hip hop dance movements in a
fun-filled and vibrant class environment and offers a new set
of combinations and routines every time. Hip hop dancing
emulates the dance steps seen in music videos or on dance teams.
Bring lots of energy to this class and show us what you’ve got!
Dancers should wear a leotard, jazz pants, and dance shoes.
Instructor:
Fee:
$120 (R) / $130 (NR)
*No class 3/15 & 3/29
Age
5-10
Day
T
Date
1/12-4/5*
Time
6:00-6:45p
Code
1503
Lyrical Dance
Lyrical dance takes students on a journey that values artistic
risk-taking and independent thinking. Emphasis is placed on
cultivating the dancers’ ability to recognize their individual
gifts, realize their full potential, and express themselves through
dance while developing a strong technical base. Lyrical dance
provides an environment for the discovery of the students’ own
creative power. Dancers should wear leotard, and dance shoes.
Instructor:
Fee:
$120 (R) / $130 (NR)
*No class 3/17 & 3/31
Age
5-10
Day
TH
Date
1/14-4/7*
Time
4:00-4:45p
Code
1504
Dance
Creative Movement - Dance & Crafts
This class is a combination of dance and art. This program
will help to encourage your child in dance, creative movement,
ballet, jazz, poms, and performance. Students will engage in
dramatic music movement, learn introductory ballet steps and
discover new ways of moving as they explore the elements
of dance. During each class, participants will also work on
other creative outlets including painting and art creations.
Participants should come to class wearing a leotard and ballet
shoes. *This is a non-performance class.
Instructor:
Fee:
$30 (R) / $40 (NR)
Age
2-4
2-4
2-4
Day
T
T
T
Date
1/12-2/2
2/9-3/1
4/5-4/26
Time
4:00-4:45p
4:00-4:45p
4:00-4:45p
Code
1505-1
1505-2
1505-3
After School
Happy Feet Dance Class
Join us after school to explore dance. Dancers will
have an opportunity to learn ballet, jazz, hip hop, and
more. Space is limited per class. Students should wear a
form-fitting T-shirt, elastic waist shorts, and gym shoes.
*This is a non-performance class.
Instructor:
Location: Fee:
*No class 3/3
Age
6-10
6-10
6-10
Neubert Elementary School
$40 per student
Day
TH
TH
TH
Date
1/21-2/11
2/18-3/17*
4/7-4/28
Time
2:20-3:20p
2:20-3:20p
2:20-3:20p
Princess Tea Parties
Your little dancer will love dancing the night away at our new
princess tea parties. These parties are one-day theme events
where dancers can explore a different princess each Friday.
Your dancer will love exploring different dance movements and
having fun pretending and creating. Dancers are encouraged to
wear a costume based on the theme of the party. If they do not
have a matching costume, then they should come to the tea party
wearing a leotard, tights, and ballet shoes.
Instructor:
Fee:
$15 (R) / $20 (NR)
Elsa’s Tea Party
Join us in your costume as we have fun at Elsa’s tea party.
Dancers will create a simple craft, enjoy a small snack, and
twirl the night away. Dancers are encouraged to wear their own
costume, but, if they do not have one, a leotard, tights, and ballet
shoes should be worn to class.
Age
4-6
Day
F
Date
1/22
Time
4:00-5:00p
Code
1508
Cinderella’s Tea Party
Code
1506-1
1506-2
1506-3
Join us in your costume as we have fun at Cinderella’s tea party.
Dancers will create a simple craft, enjoy a small snack, and
twirl the night away. Dancers are encouraged to wear their own
costume, but, if they do not have one, a leotard, tights, and ballet
shoes should be worn to class.
Age
4-6
Day
F
Date
4/8
Time
4:00-5:00p
Code
1509
Spring Break
Dance Camp - Hip Hop/Poms
This dance camp is an introduction to hip hop and pompoms.
Two days of the class will focus on learning various hip hop
dance movements in a fun and creative environment. The other
two days will focus on precise movements used for pompons,
including splits, kicks, and a variety of jumps. Each class
will begin with a warm-up and stretching section to improve
flexibility and cardiovascular endurance. Students should wear
a form-fitting T-shirt, elastic waist shorts, and dance shoes.
Instructor:
Fee:
$45 (R) / $55 (NR)
Age
5-10
Day
M-TH
Date
3/28-3/31
Time
2:00-3:15p
Code
1507
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Gymnastics
Gymnastics Information: Introduce your child to the classic sport of gymnastics under the careful direction and
guidance of USAG-certified coaches. Participants should wear appropriate attire which includes leotards or elastic waist
shorts, form-fitting shirt, and hair pulled back for girls and boys. All participants in the gymnastics/tumbling program pay
an annual $35 insurance fee. The fee is paid on-site on the first day of class, payable to Crystal Lake Gymnastics. Your
renewal for insurance fees is done annually from this date. Please use the descriptions to determine in what level your
child should be enrolled. *No Class 5/30/16
Instructor:
Crystal Lake Gymnastics Staff
Location:
387 East Congress Parkway, Crystal Lake
Pre-School Gymnastics & Kindergym
Tots In Training w/Parent
18 Mo. - 3 Yrs.
This program is an introduction to all gymnastics equipment
and simple tumbling skills. Children will work on fine and gross
motor skills with assistance from their co-trainer(s), Mom/Dad.
The focus of this program is to explore exercise and develop
self-confidence in a supervised setting. Skills taught at this level
are forward rolls down a cheese wedge mat, running, jumping,
walking on a beam, developmental steps towards backward rolls,
handstands, cartwheels, pullovers on the bars, and much more.
Day
W
W
SA
W
W
SA
Date
1/20-3/23
1/20-3/23
1/23-3/26
3/30-6/1
3/30-6/1
4/2-6/4
Time
10:40-11:25a
5:15-6:00p
10:15-11:00a
10:40-11:25a
5:15-6:00p
10:15-11:00a
Fee
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
Code
1510-1
1510-2
1510-3
1510-4
1510-5
1510-6
Beginner Girls and Boys
Gymnasts will learn basic tumbling and equipment skills
by utilizing mats, bars, beams, and vaults. This class will
help students develop their fine and gross motor skills,
strength, flexibility, and balance while emphasizing a
strong work ethic. Skills practiced include, but are not
limited to support casts, back hip circle progressions,
forward roll-offs and pullovers on the bars; forward/
backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, and bridges on
the floor, kick ups, releve walks, plies, step-outs, chases,
forward rolls, and stretch jump dismounts on the beam
(girls only), running punches, squats on, jump offs, and
running drills on the vault.
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Age
Day
Date
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
TH
SA
TH
SA
1/21-3/24
1/23-3/26
3/31-6/2
4/2-6/4
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
T
SA
T
SA
Time
Girls
5:05-6:05p
9:00-10:00a
5:05-6:05p
9:00-10:00a
Boys
1/19-3/22
6:10-7:10p
1/23-3/26
9:00-10:00a
3/29-5/31
6:10-7:10p
4/2-6/4
9:00-10:00a
Fee
Code
$132
$132
$132
$132
1511-1
1511-2
1511-3
1511-4
$132
$132
$132
$132
1512-1
1512-2
1512-3
1512-4
Students will work on a number of apparatuses as they develop
their strength and coordination. Parents provide support from
the sidelines while students work directly with their instructor
throughout the gymnasium. Participants in these programs meet
together but may be split into smaller groups depending on class
size and students’ skills and abilities. Participants will work on
pullovers, forward/backward rolls, cartwheels, tripods, handstands,
bridges, squats, proper landings, straight jumps, and dive rolls.
Age
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Code
3
3
3
3
3
3
4-5
4-5
4-5
4-5
4-5
4-5
T
T
SA
T
T
SA
TH
TH
SA
TH
TH
SA
1/19-3/22
1/19-3/22
1/23-3/26
3/29-5/31
3/29-5/31
4/2-6/4
1/21-3/24
1/21-3/24
1/23-3/26
3/31-6/2
3/31-6/2
4/2-6/4
9:50-10:35a
5:15-6:00p
9:15-10:00a
9:50-10:35a
5:15-6:00p
9:15-10:00a
9:50-10:35a
5:15-6:00p
10:15-11:00a
9:50-10:35a
5:15-6:00p
10:15-11:00a
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
$120
1513-1
1513-2
1513-3
1513-4
1513-5
1513-6
1514-1
1514-2
1514-3
1514-4
1514-5
1514-6
Tumbling for Beginners (Co-ed)
Build your tumbling skills and more in this tumbling program.
Participants work on the tumble track, an in-ground trampoline, and
springboard floor area to master tricks such as cartwheels, roundoffs, standing back handsprings, combination passes, and more.
Safety is emphasized throughout the course, and students will
advance on proper execution of skills. Age
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
Day
M
F
M
F
Date
1/18-3/21
1/22-3/25
3/28-5/23
4/1-6/3
Time
7:00-8:00p
4:00-5:00p
7:00-8:00p
4:00-5:00p
Fee
$132
$132
$132
$132
Code
1515-1
1515-2
1515-3
1515-4
For more information, please
contact Crystal Lake Gymnastics
at 815-477-4111
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Policies
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The Village of Algonquin Youth Fee Assistance Program
(YFAP) is designed to provide Village of Algonquin
families with the opportunity to get their children involved
in safe, quality recreation programs that they could
normally not afford. There are set guidelines and criteria
that applicants must meet in order to be considered for the
program. Applications for YFAP can be found at the Ganek
Municipal Center or at www.algonquin.org/recreation. To
donate to YFAP, all registrants have the option of adding a
donation to their total fees at the time of any class or event
registration.
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Serve your community with your time
and talents! The Village of Algonquin
Recreation Department relies on
many different kinds of volunteers
throughout the year to make its
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need special event helpers, program
aides, and more! If you are looking
for an opportunity to get involved in
the community, please consider volunteering with us!
Volunteering with the Village of Algonquin is a great way
to meet and socialize with others, share your expertise, help
fellow community members and have fun! Please visit our
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website: www.algonquin.org/recreation
Registration Info
Registration begins upon receipt of the brochure. Residents
may also visit the Village website to view or register online.
Ganek Municipal Center (Village Hall)
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Holiday Closings
The Village of Algonquin will be closed on the
following dates:
November 26, 2015
January 1, 2016
November 27, 2015
January 18, 2016
December 24, 2015
February 15, 2016
December 25, 2015
March 25, 2016
If you do not receive an e-mail with your password, or are
having trouble logging into your online account, please
contact Algonquin Recreation staff at 847-658-2716 or
e-mail [email protected]. Facility and pavilion
rentals are not available online.
NSF Checks
The Village of Algonquin accepts personal checks for
payment of registration fees. If, for any reason, a check is
returned marked “NSF” or “Account Closed,” you will be
required to submit a full cash payment for the fees due and a
$20 administrative fee. If a second NSF or Account Closed
check is received from the same person the Village, will no
longer accept checks from that individual.
Who are Residents of the Village of Algonquin?
You are considered a resident of the Village of Algonquin
if you pay taxes to the Village and reside within the Village
boundaries. Fees are listed Resident (R)/Non-Resident
(NR). Registration forms will not be accepted without the
proper fees included. If you are uncertain whether you
qualify as a Village of Algonquin resident, please check
your current property tax bill. Proof of residency in the
form of a current tax bill or utility bill may be required
during the program registration.
NISRA
Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association (NISRA)
offers a variety of opportunities for people who have
special needs. Individuals with special needs who reside
within the boundaries of the Village of Algonquin are
eligible for our reimbursement program. The Village will
reimburse eligible candidates for the difference between indistrict and out-of-district fees for participation in NISRA
programming. For eligibility and reimbursement forms,
please see the NISRA Reimbursement Form on the main
recreation page or stop by the Ganek Municipal Center.
Class Cancellation Information
Algonquin Recreation staff begin reviewing class
enrollment and cancelling classes that do not meet
minimum enrollment approximately ONE WEEK prior to
the class start date. It is important that you try to register
for class choice no later than one week before they begin.
All participants registered in cancelled programs will be
notified and will receive a full refund.
Oops! Brochure Typos/Errors
Though we try our best, due to the large amount of
information available in our guide, errors before or after
publication may occur. Changes may happen in fees,
schedules, program codes, etc. We apologize for any
inconvenience this may cause, and, when errors do occur,
our staff will advise you of the changes as quickly as
possible. We also attempt to keep our website as current as
possible: www.algonquin.org/recreation
Waiver Form
Policies
The Village is unable to assume responsibility for injuries
or accidents occurring during programs and activities
or at parks and facilities. Such insurance would make
program user fees prohibitive. The Insurance Liability
Waiver section of the registration form must be signed
when registering yourself or your minor child to
participate in a program.
Refund Policy
The Village of Algonquin reserves the right to cancel,
postpone, or combine classes for any reason found to be
necessary by the staff. If insufficient enrollment causes
an activity to be cancelled, participants will receive a
FULL REFUND. Online convenience fees cannot be
refunded. Please allow up to four weeks for refund
processing.
All requests for program cancellations must be made in
writing. A request form must be used and can be found
on our website at www.algonquin.org or at the Ganek
Municipal Center. A $5 service fee will be charged for
any cancellation request.
1. A full refund will be issued for any activity that is
cancelled by the Algonquin Recreation Department
staff. No written refund request is required.
2. A refund will not be issued for special events,
activities that require a registration fee, or a trip.
3. Makeup classes will either have a rescheduled date or
refund. Any person not able to attend the reschedule
date must contact the Recreation Department for a
refund prior to the scheduled makeup date.
4. After the second class, refunds cannot be issued.
A prorated transfer to a current published brochure
program can be completed at this time.
Inclement Weather
In the event of inclement weather, a class may be
cancelled. All decisions regarding class status will
be made approximately one hour prior to class start
time. To check the status of a class, please check our
website at www.algonquin.org/recreation or contact
(847) 658-2716. The Village will make every effort to
reschedule the class.
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2200 Harnish Drive
Algonquin Illinois 60102
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Looking for something fun to do during the long winter months? Check out one of the
Village’s many ice rinks or sledding hills. Park name, address, and amenity are listed below.
Park Name
Braewood Park
Cornish Park
High Hill Park
Spella Park
Willoughby Farms Park
Address
1001 Gaslight Drive
101 S. Harrison Street
501 Kirkland Drive
2610 Harnish Drive
2001 Wynnfield Drive
Amenity
Sledding Hill
Ice Rink
Sledding Hill
Sledding Hill
Ice Rink

Algonquin Recreation - Village of Algonquin

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