Sugar Grove Park District

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Sugar Grove
Park District
spring 2013
General Information
Spring 2013
Registration Information
Where can I get a registration form?
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Table of Contents
At the end of this brochure
Website: www.sgparks.org
Information box outside our office at 61 Main Street
Office walk-in hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am-4 pm
How do I register?
• Mail your registration form and payment to Sugar Grove
Park District, 61 Main Street, Sugar Grove, IL 60554.
• Drop your completed registration and payment in our 24-hour secured drop box located outside our office.
• Visit our office at 61 Main Street, Monday-Friday, 9 am-4 pm.
• Visit our website at www.sgparks.org.
What form of payments do you accept?
Cash, check or credit card (Visa or Mastercard).
When are registrations due?
• Athletic league teams fill up quickly. Registration will close
once the appropriate number of teams has been filled. We recommend registering as soon as possible.
• The deadline to register for all other programs is one week
prior to the start, unless maximums are met or otherwise noted.
• A $10 fee is applied to all late registrations.
General Information.......................... 2-3
Early Childhood................................ 4-6
Youth............................................... 7-13
Youth Athletics.............................. 14-18
Teens..............................................19-22
Adults............................................ 23-27
Community................................... 28-29
Odds and Ends....................................30
Good Time Guarantee.........................31
Notes...................................................32
Registration Form...............................33
Dog Park Registration.........................34
Fox Valley Special Recreation............35
Refund/Cancellation Policy
Refund requests from a class or program must be properly
submitted with the Program Refund Form found on our
website at www.sgparks.org/forms-contracts.html before
refund will be given.
Americans with Disabilities Act
The Sugar Grove Park District complies with ADA guidelines
that prohibit discrimination in the provision of programs,
services and activities to individuals with disabilities. We invite
any residents with special needs to contact our staff so that a
smooth inclusion can occur.
Photo Disclaimer
All participants permit the taking of photographs and videos of
themselves during Park District activities for publication and
use as the Park District deems appropriate.
Board Meetings
The District is governed by elected commisionners. Board
meetings are held the 2nd Monday of each month at 6 pm
at the Sugar Grove Park District office at 61 Main Street.
Residents are invited to attend.
www.sgparks.org
Photo by Nica Hallam
Oops!
The Park District staff has made every effort to prepare this
brochure as accurately as possible. However, errors can occur.
Circumstances may require that adjustments be made to
programs, fees, schedules etc. The Park District reserves the
right to make any such adjustments. The District apologizes for
any inconvenience these errors or adjustments may cause.
(630) 466-7436
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General Information
Spring 2013
Questions Regarding
Youth Athletic Leagues
Address
Why isn’t winning important?
61 Main Street
Sugar Grove, Illinois 60554
The philosophy of the Sugar Grove Park Distict provides
for “local league sports programs” with emphasis on the
development of the child both as an individual and as an
athlete. The goal of this program is to provide an enjoyable,
safe atmosphere in which children can learn respect,
sportsmanship and specific sport skills.
Telephone
630-466-7436
Fax
How are teams formed?
630-466-8675
Teams are picked by coaches in a draft format at the pre-season
coaches’ meeting.
E-mail
Who is teaching my child?
[email protected]
All Park District league coaches are volunteers who are trained
and certified by the Park District using the National Youth
Sports Coaches Association clinics. This program teaches
coaches about important topics such as psychology of coaching
youth sports; tips on teaching and communication; parents
as partners; injury prevention; hydration; and specific sport
skills. VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE NEEDED. If you are
interested in volunteering as a coach, mark the appropriate area
on your child’s registration form.
Website
www.sgparks.org
Walk-in Hours
Monday-Friday, 9 am - 4 pm
Park Board
What equipment is needed?
Basketball - Sugar Grove Park District jersey must be
purchased by the participant. They can be purchased at the
Sugar Grove Park District office, 61 Main Street, between
9 am and 4 pm, Monday through Friday. These jerseys are
reusable every year.
Baseball/Softball/T-ball/Tiny Sluggers - Sugar Grove Park
District jerseys are part of the registration fee and are handed
out by the coach.
Soccer – Shin guards are required to be worn. It is
recommended that you bring a ball, but not required.
Where and when are practices?
Typically, the first two weeks are set aside for practice at
various parks and school sites. Teams meet no more than twice
a week. Practice times and location are set by the coaches
since they volunteer their time. Players are contacted by
coaches after teams have been formed at the coach’s meeting.
When is the first practice?
Coaches inform players of their first practice. If you don’t
receive a phone call from your coach one week prior to the
start date, please call our office at 630-466-7436.
Who will answer my questions?
Ask your coach first. If he/she is unable to answer your
question, please contact Allison at 630-466-7436, ext. 15.
Steve Becker
Sean Carmody
Perry Clark
Kevin Johnson
Mary Ochsenschlager
The mission of the
Sugar Grove Park District is
“Providing residents and guests
opportunities to experience
the benefits
of parks and recreation.”
Brochure design by
Erdmann Advertising, Inc.
630-907-1009
All athletic dates are tentative and subject to change.
www.sgparks.org
Registration Opens December 14th
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Early Childhood
Tiny Dancer and Me
Here is a creative and energetic class where children are
exposed to dance through the use of fun and interactive songs
along with props. Ideal for those tiny dancers that are not
ready for a regular dance class. Session 2 is followed by a
showcase. No class March 28.
Code
Age
Day Dates
140106-01 18 mo-3 yr Th
140106-02 18 mo-3 yr Th
1/24-3/7
3/14-5/9
Time
Deadline
3:45-4:15 pm Jan 17
3:45-4:15 pm March 7
Fee: Session 1: $35 (7 classes)
Session 2: $40 (8 classes)
($30 costume fee due at fitting, held during class)
Class Size: Minimum 5/Maximum 10
Location:
Prairie Building
Instructor: Amber Poyner, Dance Ignition
Spring 2013
Little Ballerina
This class is ideal for those little ballerinas that are not quite
ready for pre ballet, yet don’t need Mom’s assistance any
longer. A fun, creative class that infuses the elements of
ballet through creative movement. Session 2 is followed by a
Code
Age Day Dates
140108-01 3-4
140108-02 3-4
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Sun
Sun
1/20-3/3
3/10-5/5
Time
11-11:30 am
11-11:30 am
Deadline
Jan 13
March 3
Minimum 5/Maximum 10
Prairie Building
Amber Poyner, Dance Ignition
Pre Ballet 1 & 2
This class is designed for the aspiring ballerina. Students
learn beginning ballet technique and dance positions while
developing their poise, grace and confidence through the use
of creative teaching techniques and music. Sessions 3 & 4 are
followed by a showcase. No class March 26, 28, 31.
Pre Ballet 1
Code
Age Day Dates
140103-01 4-5
140103-03 4-5
Pre Ballet 2
Code
140107-01
140107-02
140107-03
140107-04
Tu
Tu
1/22-3/5
3/12-5/7
Age Day Dates
4-6
4-6
4-6
4-6
Sun
Th
Sun
Th
Fee: 1/20-3/3
1/24-3/7
3/10-5/5
3/14-5/9
Time
Deadline
3:45-4:30 pm Jan 15
3:45-4:30 pm March 5
Time
12-12:45 pm
4:30-5:15 pm
12-12:45 pm
4:30-5:15 pm
Deadline
Jan 13
Jan 17
March 3
March 7
Session 1 or 2: $53 (7 classes)
Location:
Prairie Building
www.sgparks.org
Little Dragons Karate
Little Dragons is a karate program specifically designed
for children ages 3 and 4. In this program children work on
listening skills, focus, respect and courtesy to others, handeye coordination and flexibility. Classes utilize effective and
organized drills to keep your child’s attention. (6 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150404-01 3-4
150404-02 3-4
Th
Th
Time
2/7-3/14 4-4:45 pm
4/11-5/16 4-4:45 pm
Deadline
Jan 31
April 4
Fee: $54
Class Size: Minimum 5/ Maximum 15
Location: Rocky’s DoJo & Gym
Instructor: Rocky Troutman, Owner/Operator and Instructor for more than 30 years
(630) 466-7436
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Early Childhood
Cool Science - Your Amazing Body
Take a guided tour of your amazing human body as you
conduct experiments, sing songs and make take-home wearable
models in this fun interactive class. We start with your skin,
then what’s beneath your skin (your bones), then what’s
attached to your bones (your muscles), which move because
your brain tells them to, which gets energy from your blood
and so on and so on. (1 class)
Code
Age Day Date Time
340716-01 3-5
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Sat
1/5
Deadline
10-11 am
December 29
$15
Prairie Building
Cool Science Staff
Learn all about polar bears, penguins, seals, and other polar
animals in this fun, hands-on class. First, you’ll listen to
a book about them, play a game or sing a song, do some
counting and graphing, make a big book about these animals
that you can take home, and much more. (1 class)
Age
140710-01 3-5
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day
Mon
Date Time
1/14
Deadline
3-4 pm
January 7
$15
Prairie Building
Cool Science Staff
Cool Science - Candy Science
In this fun, highly edible class, we’ll read a story about candy,
count candies, create on a candy-themed craft project and make
our own delicious candy treat. (1 class)
Code
Age
140715-01 3-5
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day
Mon
Date Time
2/11
3-4 pm
Deadline
$15
Prairie Building
Cool Science Staff
February 4
Parents,
Children must be the appropriate age on the first day of class. Taking part in programs with others their own age makes children more comfortable
and increases their self confidence.
Please don’t rush them.
www.sgparks.org
Cool Science - Seahorses
Learn all about these beautiful, graceful creatures in this fun,
hands-on class! You’ll listen to a book about them by Eric
Carle; see and touch a real seahorse exoskeleton; work on a
seahorse art project; do some counting or graphing; and much
more! (1 class)
Code
Age
140716-01 3-5
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day
Mon
Date
Time
3/11
3-4 pm
$15
Prairie Building
Cool Science Staff
Deadline
March 4
Cool Science - All About Birds
Cool Science - Polar Animals
Code
Spring 2013
If an animal lays eggs, is it a bird? In this fun, hands-on class,
preschoolers will learn the answer to this question and more
as they explore the wonderful world of birds. They’ll conduct
an experiment with feathers, sing a song about birds, play a
sorting game, and make a book about birds they can take home
with them. (1 class)
Code
Age
140717-01 3-5
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day
Mon
Date Time
4/22
3-4 pm
$15
Prairie Building
Cool Science Staff
Deadline
April 15
Cool Science - Interesting Insects
How many body parts does an insect have? In this fun, handson class, preschoolers learn the fascinating world of insects as
they meet live insect friends, learn a song about insects and put
together a model of an insect to take home with them. (1 class)
Code
Age Day Date Time
140713-01 3-5
Mon
5/13
3-4 pm
Fee:
$15
Location:
Prairie Building
Instructor:
Cool Science Staff
Deadline
May 6
5
Early Childhood
Tot Rock
Wiggle, giggle, dance and play; have some fun the Tot Rock
way! Your tot will delight in this popular music exploration
program! In addition to improving your tot’s fine and gross
motor skills, we will use a variety of rhythm instruments,
movement props, and sensory items. Tot Rock is a parent
participation class that involves structured and unstructured
time. Sign up for both sessions as the curriculum does not
repeat. Don’t miss this chance for fun and learning!
www.rockitkids.com
Code
Age
Day Dates
140501-01 12-24 mo W
140501-02 12-24 mo W
140501-03 12-24 mo W
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Time
Deadline
1/9-2/6
9:15-9:55 am Jan 2
2/20-3/20 9:15-9:55 am Feb 13
4/10-5/29 9:15-9:55 am April 3
Prairie Building
Rock ‘n’ Kids instructor
140203-01
140203-02
140203-03
140203-04
140203-05
140203-06
140203-07
140203-08
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Age Day Dates
3-6
3-6
3-6
3-6
3-6
3-6
3-6
3-6
Th
Th
Th
Th
Th
Th
Th
Th
1/10-2/7
1/10-2/7
2/14-3/14
2/14-3/14
3/21-4/18
3/21-4/18
4/25-5/23
4/25-5/23
Time
9:45-10:30 am
10:45-11:30 am
9:45-10:30 am
10:45-11:30 am
9:45-10:30 am
10:45-11:30 am
9:45-10:30 am
10:45-11:30 am
$50
Minimum 4/Maximum 8
Prairie Building
Tumbling Tots Gymnastics staff
www.sgparks.org
Sing, dance, jump and play, having fun the Kid Rock way!
Join this popular music and movement program and sing
songs, dance to the beat, play with rhythm instruments and
props, improve fine and gross motor skills, and engage in
imaginative play. Kid Rock also helps with listening skills and
socialization. Kid Rock I is for parent and child interaction;
Kid Rock II encourages independence as parents only stay for
the first and last weeks. Don’t miss this unique opportunity for
fun and learning! www.rockitkids.com
Kid Rock I (with parent)
Code
Age
Day Dates
140502-01 20-36 mo W
140502-02 20-36 mo W
140502-03 20-36 mo W
Code
Deadline
Jan 3
Jan 3
Feb 7
Feb 7
March 14
March 14
April 18
April 18
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
W
W
W
Time
Deadline
1/9-2/6
10-10:40 am Jan 2
2/20-3/20 10-10:40 am Feb 13
4/10-5/29 10-10:40 am April 3
Age Day Dates
140503-01 3-4
140503-02 3-4
140502-03 3-4
Twister Tots classes provide a fun and rewarding experience.
Children continue to improve their gross motor skills
while learning the basic gymnastics skills in a safe age and
skill-appropriate environment. Games, challenges and a
positive teaching style help the children develop self esteem
by achieving and building upon small goals and personal
achievements. The children follow age appropriate skill
progressions on floor, bars, beam and vault. (5 classes)
Code
Kid Rock I & II
Kid Rock II (without parent)
Twister Tots
Spring 2013
Time
Deadline
1/9-2/6
10:45-11:25 am Jan 2
2/20-3/20 10:45-11:25 am Feb 13
4/10-5/29 10:45-11:25 am April 3
Prairie Building
Rock ‘n’ Kids instructor
Tiny Tumblers
Kids live in a physical world where playtime consists of
running, jumping, climbing, etc… and our Tiny Tumblers class
is an excellent activity for developing self esteem, gross motor
skills, and physical fitness to help develop healthy, confident,
and happy children. In Tiny Tumblers, the parent and child
take a fun filled adventure into the world of gymnastics that
allows every child the opportunity to progress and develop
by achieving and building upon small goals and personal
achievements. Instruction focuses on gross motor skills and
introductory gymnastics skills on the floor, balance beams,
bars, and vaulting. (5 classes)
Code
140201-01
140201-02
140201-03
140201-04
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
(630) 466-7436
Age
18-36 mo
18-36 mo
18-36 mo
18-36 mo
Day Dates
Th
Th
Th
Th
1/10-2/7
2/14-3/14
3/21-4/18
4/25-5/23
Time
9-9:30 am
9-9:30 am
9-9:30 am
9-9:30 am
$40
Prairie Building
Deadline
Jan 3
Feb 7
March 14
April 18
6
Youth
CARE Before-&-After School Program
Children At-School Recreation & Enrichment (CARE)
program provides a safe, supervised environment where
children can socialize, play, or do homework before and after
school. Student activities include sports, arts and crafts,
games, reading, storytelling, music, videos and study time.
This program is for children entering 1st through 5th grades
and some Kindergarten. Registration is required at least 3
weeks prior to attendance at CARE. Online registration is not
available for this program.
Dates:
All days when school is in session
Locations: Johns Shields Elementary – Sugar Grove
McDole Elementary – Montgomery
John Stewart Elementary – Elburn
Blackberry Creek Elementary - Elburn
Guitar Boot Camp
Sound Off 1-2! Sound Off 3-4! Students jump in with both
feet learning the basics: parts of the guitar, notes on strings,
basic chords, basic songs and basic scales in a fun-filled
atmosphere. Students learn the very techniques they need to
jam with their friends from the first lesson. Includes book fee
of $14.95.
Code
Age Day Dates
160504-01 13-18 W
160504-02 3-18 W
Time
Deadline
1/9-3/13 7-8 pm
3/20-4/24 7-8 pm
Fee: Session 1: $164.95 (10 classes)
Session 2: $104.95 (6 classes)
Location: Sugar Grove Park District Office
Instructor: Guitar FUN-damentals staff
Jan 2`
March 13
Day
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Date
Jan 4, 11, 18
Feb 1, 8, 15
March 1, 8, 15, 29
April 5, 12, 19
Fee: $6 per person at the door
Location: Prairie Building
www.sgparks.org
Guitar FUN-damentals’ new proprietary group guitar method
teaches the students all the basics: how to hold the guitar,
hold the pick, strum, the strings on the guitar, 3 string and
full chords, single notes, tablature, standard notation and
much more. We also teach students how to play as a group
with chord and melody note sections meant to be played
simultaneously, rounding out the group experience. Includes
book fee of $14.95.
Code
Age Day Dates
150503-01 7-12
150503-02 7-12
W
W
Time
1/9-3/13 5-6 pm
3/20-4/24 5-6 pm
Time
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
Deadline
Jan 2`
March 13
Mars Jamzz 2 - Guitar
Picking up where Mars Jamzz 1 leaves off, Mars Jamzz 2 is
continuing guitar playing instruction and further develops
skills required to teach students how to play as a group with
chord and melody note sections. Students must successfully
complete the Mars Jamzz 1 course before enrolling in Mars
Jamzz 2. Includes book fee of $14.95.
Code
Age Day Dates
W
W
Time
1/9-3/13 6-7 pm
3/20-4/24 6-7 pm
Let’s Duel. Play this exciting trading card game at our
tournaments. All participants get a pack of Yu-Gi-Oh
cards. Depending on the number of participants, there
may be additional prizes awarded to top players. For more
information, contact Brad at [email protected].
Age
Mars Jamzz 1 - Intro to Guitar
150504-01 7-12
150504-02 7-12
Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card
Tournament
All
All
All
All
Spring 2013
Deadline
Jan 2`
March 13
Private Guitar Lessons
Launch your budding rock star on a path to stardom.
Private guitar classes are one-on-one, half hour classes with
experienced staff geared toward the individual. Book is
purchased from instructor as needed. (6 classes)
Age
7-18
Day
Mondays
Dates/Time
Call office for availability
Fee: $128
Class Size: Minimum 2 (students/night)
Location: Sugar Grove Township Building
7
Media Technology Course
Youth
In this after-school program, students learn media technology
skills, which provide them with opportunities to increase their
knowledge and help them in the future. This course provides
face-to-face, hands-on experiences using Microsoft programs
such as Publisher, PowerPoint, Movie Maker and other web
2.0 visual/audio media resources. Students also work with
digital cameras. Photographs taken by the media tech students
become the majority of the photographs used for the schoolwide yearbook. These technology tools help engage students
in projects showcased for school topics, events and activities.
The class goal is for students to be exposed to a variety of
media technology programs, projects and resources. Classes
are held in each school’s computer lab. No class March 26, 27.
(9 classes)
Fee: $44
Class Size:
(Max of 20 at Shields)
Code
Grade Day Date
150700-02 3-5
Location:
Instructor:
Code
Location:
Instructor:
Shields Elementary School, Sugar Grove
Mrs. Payton and Mrs. Barton
W
Location:
Instructor:
Time
Deadline
2/20-4/24 3:30-4:30 pm Feb 13
Stewart Elementary School, Elburn
Ms. Svihlik and Mr. Biddle
Grade Day Date
150700-03 3-5
Deadline
2/20-4/24 3:30-4:30 pm Feb 13
Grade Day Date
150700-01 3-5
Code
W
Time
Tu
Time
Deadline
2/19-4/23 3:30-4:30 pm Feb 12
Blackberry Elementary School, Elburn
Mrs. Metz and Ms. Svihlik
Get your game on. Students learn a number of online games
that can be used as practice for school subjects like math,
reading and science. Just-for-fun games are played as well.
Students can share their favorites with the rest of the class.
Class is held in the computer lab. No class January 21.
(4 classes)
Code
Grade Day Date
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
M
M
M
Time
Deadline
1/14-2/11 3:30-4:30 pm Jan 7
2/25-3/18 3:30-4:30 pm Feb 18
4/8-4/29 3:30-4:30 pm April 1
$20
Blackberry Elementary School, Elburn
Mrs. Metz
www.sgparks.org
Marvelous Magic
Learn fascinating and mesmerizing
tricks from the “Magic Team of Gary
Kantor”. Amaze family and friends
with tricks that involve cards, ropes,
coins, mind-reading, and more. All
materials are provided, and each
child receives a magic kit to take
home. Children are grouped by
age and learn tricks that are ageappropriate. Sign up for this class
again and again since brand new
tricks are always taught each season.
(1 class)
Code
Age
150313-01 5-12
150313-02 5-12
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day Dates Time
Th
Th
2/28
5/9
5-5:55 pm pm
6:45-7:40 pm
$20
John Shields Multipurpose Room
Magic Team of Gary Kantor
Deadline
Feb 21
May 2
Vote for the Game
Each day, you chose which game will be played by voting for
your favorite. Games to choose from are Kingpin, Capture
This, Ultimate Civil War, and so many more games. The
games emphasize teamwork and offensive strategies while
having fun. Late registrations will be taken only if there are
openings. No class February 18. (8 classes)
Code
Grade Day Date
150828-01 1-5
Computer Games Galore
150703-01 3-5
150703-02 3-5
150703-03 3-5
Spring 2013
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
M/Tu 1/22-2/19
Time
Deadline
3:30-4:30 pm Jan 15
$30
John Stewart Elementary Gym, Elburn
Mr. Tom Biddle
Kingpin
The great new game that requires running, dodging, tagging
and accuracy all in one to try and knock down all the pins
on the other teams side to be the kingpin. Students dodge,
run, throw and learn teamwork all at the same time. Students
can save their teammates and work together to survive to be
the kingpin. Late registrations will be taken only if there are
openings. (6 classes)
Code
Grade Day Date Time
150825-01 1-5
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
(630) 466-7436
M/Tu 3/4-19
3:30-4:30 pm
Deadline
Feb 25
$25
John Stewart Elementary Gym, Elburn
Mr. Tom Biddle
8
Youth
Beginning Tumbling
Learn tumbling skills safely and correctly in our brand new
tumbling classes. Students learn the basic tumbling skills
like handstands, rolls, cartwheels, and round offs. This class
is perfect for gymnasts, cheerleaders, or anyone interested in
learning how to tumble. (5 classes)
Code
150204-01
150204-02
150204-03
150204-04
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Age Day Dates
6-18
6-18
6-18
6-18
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
1/12-2/9
2/16-3/16
3/23-4/20
4/27-5/25
Time
2-2:55 pm
2-2:55 pm
2-2:55 pm
2-2:55 pm
$60
John Shields Elementary Gym
Deadline
Jan 5
Feb 9
March 16
April 20
Using proper progression and drills, students build upon their
tumbling skills. The focus in this class is in learning and
mastering both beginning and advanced skills. Cartwheels,
round offs, handsprings and back tucks are some of the skills
taught at this level. Students are required to be able to do a
proper round off and a back bend kickover to enroll in the
advanced class. (5 classes)
150205-01
150205-02
150205-03
150205-04
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Age Day Dates
6-18
6-18
6-18
6-18
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
1/12-2/9
2/16-3/16
3/23-4/20
4/27-5/25
Time
3-3:55 pm
3-3:55 pm
3-3:55 pm
3-3:55 pm
$60
Raging Waves Waterpark
Deadline
Jan 5
Feb 9
March 16
April 20
Sugar Grove residents looking to plan a summer family
activity? Take the plunge and visit Illinois’ largest outdoor
waterpark, on Route 47 in Yorkville. We have limited daily
passes to use any day during the 2013 season. These tickets
are only available at our office and in person at 61 Main
Street as first-come, first-serve. They are not available online,
by mail or fax. Only cash and check are accepted. Visit
www.ragingwaves.com for the upcoming park schedule and
attraction information. Tickets become available on Monday,
December 17th.
Fee: $15
Location: Raging Waves Waterpark
4000 N. Bridge Street
Yorkville, IL
www.sgparks.org
Easter Egg Hunt
Come join the fun at the American Heartland Bank and Trust
sponsored annual Easter Egg Hunt. This free event will be
held on Saturday, March 23rd at 1:30pm at Volunteer Park, rain
or shine. Don’t forget your basket to collect eggs.
Age
1-3
4-5
6-7
8-10
Day
Dates
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
March 23
March 23
March 23
March 23
Time
1:30 pm
1:40 pm
1:50 pm
2 pm
Easter Basket Deliveries
Advanced Tumbling
Code
Spring 2013
Here comes Peter Cottontail… hopping right to your door! We
are helping your favorite long-eared pal deliver a basket full
of goodies to some special boys and girls. We’ll drive him to
your house at an appointed time and take pictures on your front
door step for lasting memories of his visit.
Register by March 20th.
Code
Day Dates Time
190300-01 Sat
Fee:
Deliveries:
3/30
Between 9 am & 1pm
$20
Deadline
March 20
Mother/Daughter Updos
With the Daddy/Daughter Dance and the Spring Dance
Showcase just around the corner, this class is perfect for a
mother/daughter morning. Learn some basic techniques to do
a variety of simple updos and braids. Enjoy the time to bond
with your daughter and skip the beauty shop routine. Tiny
rubber bands and bobbie pins will be provided. Bring a comb,
brush and curling iron.
Code
Age Day Dates
151001-01 4+
Fee:
Deliveries:
Location:
Instructor:
Sat
4/6
Time
11-12:30 pm
$15
Prairie Building
Lisa Krienitz
Deadline
March 30
Please register early!
Help us get your programs up and running
by registering early. We have to cancel programs
if we do not meet our mimimun enrollment
one week prior to first class, unless otherwise noted.
9
Youth
Clay Creations
Budding artists dig hands into a creative new skill or simply
just have fun in this beginning ceramics program. Coils, slabs
and pinch pots build pottery and sculptures when guided stepby-step by art teachers. All projects are glazed and kiln fired.
Each session brings new projects, so keep signing up. Since
clay can be messy, please wear an art shirt or smock. No class
February 18. (5 classes)
Code
Grades Day Dates
150304-01 1-5
150304-02 1-5
Fee:
Class Size:
Location: Instructors:
Mon
Mon
Time
1/28-3/4 3:30-5 pm
4/29-5/20 3:30-5 pm
Deadline
Jan 21
April 22
$85
John Shields Elementary Art Room 119
Mrs. Grigg
Students create two holiday-themed crafts and/or gifts in each
one-day workshop. Please wear an art shirt or smock to class.
Come celebrate the holidays with art!
Code
Grades Day Dates Time
Fee:
Class Size:
Sat
Sat
2/9
3/16
Deadline
11-12:30 pm Feb 2
11-12:30 pm March 9
$15
Prairie Building
Katie Flood
In this evening art class students experiment with a variety
of media and channel their creative energies into several 2-D
and 3-D works of art. Students draw, paint, collage and sculpt.
Please wear an art shirt or smock to class. Get ready for an
“art”venture! (5 classes)
Grades Day Dates
150306-01 K-5
Fee:
Class Size:
Tu
4/9-5/7
Time
5-6:30 pm
Students use their creativity to shape 3D objects using
balloons, wire, cardboard, newspapers and paste. All projects
are then decorated with materials that may include paint,
glitter, feathers and other unique items. Prepare to get messy
and have a lot of fun right after school. Please bring an art
shirt or smock. (4 classes)
Code
Grades Day Dates
150308-01 1-5
Fee:
Class Size:
Deadline
April 2
$58
Katie Flood
Code
Age
150303-01 7-10
150303-02 7-10
Time
4/29-5/20 3:30-5 pm
Deadline
April 22
$55
Mrs. Grigg
Day Dates
Tu
Tu
Time
Deadline
1/5-2/12 5-6:30 pm Jan 8
2/19-3/19 5-6:30 pm Feb 12
$58
Minimum 4/Maximum 8
Katie Flood
After School String Club
Join the fun making music through string instruments (Violin,
Viola, Cello and Bass). Headed by Ms. Grant, HMS Music
Director, the String Club teaches middle school aged children
fundamentals of string instruments and the basics of orchestra
playing in a fun and exciting way. The program culminates
with a concert. Private lessons are not required but strongly
encouraged. Instrument discount and bonus are available if
instruments are rented through Austin’s Violin Shop in Sugar
Grove. Mention the Afterschool String Club at Harter Middle
School when renting. Visit www.austinviolinshop.com for a
list of private teachers and rental details. No class February 18,
March 25, April 1.
Code
Grade Day Dates
150501-01 6-8
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
www.sgparks.org
Mon
Students create a different type of puppet each week and
perform a short skit at the end of class with their creations.
Various forms of puppetry are introduced including shadow,
rod, marionette, hand and finger puppets. Storytelling and
puppet making across cultures make this course fun for young
puppeteers. (5 classes)
Fee:
Class Size:
Mixed Media Art
Code
Paper Mache Fun
Puppetry for Kids
Holiday Craft Workshop
150311-01 K-5
150311-02 K-5
Spring 2013
(630) 466-7436
Mon
Time
Deadline
1/28-5/13 2:40-4 pm Jan 21
$72
Harter Middle School Band Room
Ms. Lori Grant, HMS Music Director
10
Youth
Spring 2013
Cool Science - Polar Animals
Learn about polar bears, penguins, seals, and other arctic and
antarctic animals in this fun, hands-on class. You’ll study
their habitats, diets, family relationships, and food webs as
you create a lapbook about them, build a food chain hanging
mobile or venn diagram, and conduct experiments and observe
demonstrations that illustrate the adaptations that help these
animals survive in such an extreme environment. (1 class)
Code
Age
Day Date
150715-01 6-11
M
Time
1/14
Fee: $30
Instructor: Cool Science Staff
5-7 pm
Deadline
Jan 7
Cool Science - Creepy Crawlies
Cool Science - All About Seahorses
In this fun, hands-on class, you’ll learn about these beautiful
creatures’ habitats, family relationships, diets, and more
as you see and touch a real seahorse exoskeleton, make a
lapbook about them, compare and contrast them to their closest
relatives, and work on a seahorse art project. (1 class)
Code
Age
150716-01 6-11
Day Date Time
M
3/11
5-7 pm
Fee: $30
Deadline
March 4
Code
Did you know that most of your favorite candies are made with
the help of chemistry?! In this second installment of our fun,
very-edible class, learn about the science of sugar as you make
your yummy sweet treats. (1 class)
Code
Age
Day Date Time
M
2/11
5-7 pm
Fee: $30
Age
150712-01 6-11
Cool Science - Candy Science 2
150714-01 6-11
Do you know the difference between a cricket and
grasshopper? Or how long a queen ant lives (hint: longer
than a dog or cat!)? Or how a bee gives directions to other
bees through dancing? You’ll learn about these and other
fascinating behaviors in this fascinating, interactive class about
insects and other creepy crawlies (a part of our ongoing series
on the animal kingdom). You’ll work on fun projects, perform
experiments, meet some live specimens, and explore with
magnifying glasses and microscopes. Warning: icky, squirmy,
slimy, slithery fun possible! (1 class)
Deadline
Feb 4
Day Date
M
Time
5/13
Fee: $30
May 6
Cool Science - Birds of Prey
Which weighs more – a bird’s feathers or its skeleton? Which
bird can only eat with its head upside down? You’ll find the
answer to these questions and more in this fun, hands-on class.
You’ll also create a lap book about birds, dissect parts of a
chicken to understand its anatomy, study and identify the songs
of different birds, and much more. (1 class)
Code
Age
150717-01 6-11
Day Date Time
M
4/22
5-7 pm
Fee: $30
www.sgparks.org
5-7 pm
Deadline
Deadline
April 15
11
Youth
Ballet 1 & 2
Children learn ballet techniques and performance skills
through activities and instruction in poise, grace, rhythm and
proper dance alignment. Ballet 1 & 2 students will be split as
needed during class. While no dance experience is required for
older children, 5 year olds must have taken Pre-Ballet. Session
2 is followed by a showcase. No class March 26.
Code
Age Day Dates
150106-01 5-10
150106-02 5-10
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Tu
Tu
1/22-3/5
3/12-5/7
Time
Deadline
4:45-5:30 pm Jan 15
4:45-5:30 pm March 7
Prairie Building
Funky Hip Hop
Check out this energetic
blend of jazz and hip hop.
This funky street style
dance is lively and fun.
Come learn new steps to
some of your favorite
dance and pop songs.
Session 2 is followed by a
showcase.
No class March 26.
Spring 2013
Dance Poms
Let’s shake our poms as we move to the beat. In this class,
students will be taught the basic elements of poms and dance
as well as team spirit through the use of fun and invigorating
combinations. Session 2 will be followed by a dance
showcase. No class March 26, 31.
Dance Poms 1
Code
Age Day Dates
150105-01 5-7
150105-03 5-7
Sun
Sun
1/20-3/3
3/10-5/5
Time
Deadline
1-1:45 pm
1-1:45 pm
Jan 13
March 3
Time
Deadline
Dance Poms 2
Code
Age Day Dates
150105-02 8-10
150105-04 8-10
Tu
Tu
1/22-3/5
3/12-5/7
5:30-6:15 pm Jan 15
5:30-6:15 pm March 7
Fee: Fee: Session 1 or 2: $53 (7 classes)
Zumbatomic
Code
Age Day Dates
150109-01 7-12
150109-02 7-12
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Tu
Tu
1/22-3/5
3/12-5/7
Time
6:15-7 pm
6:15-7 pm
Deadline
Jan 15
March 5
Prairie Building
www.sgparks.org
Designed exclusively for kids, Zumbatomic classes are
rockin’, high-energy fitness-parties packed with specially
choreographed, kid-friendly routines and all the music kids
love, like hip-hop, reggaeton, cumbia and more. Parents love
Zumbatomic because of the effects it has on kids, increasing
their focus and self-confidence, boosting metabolism and
enhancing coordination. No class March 28, 31. (12 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150104-01 5-12
150104-02 5-12
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
(630) 466-7436
Sun
Th
1/20-5/5
1/24-5/9
Time
Deadline
2-2:30 pm
Jan 13
5:30-6:30 pm Jan 17
$40
Prairie Building
12
Youth
Tap Dance
Come and learn the wonderful rhythm of tap. In this class,
students learn the fundamentals of tap technique and musicality
through the use of innovative and creative dance techniques.
Session 2 is followed by a showcase. No class March 27.
Code
Age
150108-01 4-6
150108-02 4-6
Fee:
Class Size: Location: Instructor: Day Date
W
W
Time
1/23-3/6 4-4:45 pm
3/13-5/8 4-4:45 pm
Session 2: $60 (8 classes
Prairie Building
Deadline
Jan 16
March 7
Get your feet tapping and your heels clicking! A close cousin
of tap dancing, clogging takes its origins from square dancing
with a caller shouting out steps and moves. Learn basic
elements of this percussion-based dancing method to today’s
music. No special shoes required. Session 2 is followed by a
Code
Age
Day Date
150102-01 6-10
150102-02 6-10
Fee:
Class Size: Location: Instructor: W
W
Time
1/23-3/6 5-5:45 pm
3/13-5/8 5-5:45 pm
Youth Kickboxing
Learn kickboxing basics: punching; kicking; jumping rope;
stretching and flexibility routine; shadow boxing; bag work
and focus mitts. Class is suited for beginner or advanced
participants. Get conditioning, coordination, balance, focus,
cardio workout and self-confidence all in one class. (6 classes)
Code
Deadline
Jan 16
March 6
150403-01 7-12
Day Dates
Sat
Time
2/9-3/16
Sat
9-10 am
4/13-5/18 9-10 am
Deadline
Jan 31
April 4
$54
Rocky’s DoJo and Gym
Rocky Troutman, USKO Kickboxing Champion
Intro to Karate
Learn the basics of Isshin-Ryu Karate including both mental
and physical discipline. As students lean the art of self
defense, they acquire self-confidence, serenity and the ability
to concentrate. No class on February 18. (6 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150401-01 5-15
150401-02 5-15
150401-03 5-15
150401-04 5-15
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Prairie Building
Age
150403-02 7-12
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Clogging
Spring 2013
Mon
Tu
Mon
Tu
2/4-3/18
2/5-3/12
4/8-5/13
4/9-5/14
Time
Deadline
4:30-5:30 pm Jan 28
4-5 pm
Jan 29
4:30-5:30 pm April 1
4-5 pm
April 2
$54
Rocky Troutman
Science of Beauty
Do you know what’s in your lip gloss? What about your body
lotion? Here is your chance to explore the “beautiful” side of
chemistry and biology as you create your own beauty products
like lip balm, body lotion, soap or bath gel. Also learn about
the fascinating history of cosmetics (you won’t believe what
women used as make-up over the years) and the best way to
care for your skin. (1 class)
Code
Age
350707-01 6-12
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day Date Time
Sat
1/5
Deadline
11:30-1:30 pm Dec 29
$30
Prairie Building
Cool Science
www.sgparks.org
13
Youth Athletics
Spring 2013
All Star Lil Pint Hoops
Introduce your child to basketball at the beginning level.
Basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting and defense are
taught. Games will also be played to show the importance of
teamwork. (5 classes)
Code
Ages
140414-01 3-4
140414-02 3-4
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Winter Basketball Camp
Join All Star Sports Instruction this winter break and prepare
yourself for the upcoming basketball season by refreshing your
mechanics, picking up new techniques or just to get out of the
house and have some fun! Our basketball camps are taught by
our professional instructors to make this camp both challenging
and fun for all levels of player. All of the basic mechanics
are covered and reinforced along with special segments on
shooting, passing and ball handling. Games are played to
instruct the players on man-to-man defense along with basic in
game strategies and situations. (3 classes)
Code
Grade Day
350819-01 1-2
350819-02 3-5
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Th-Sa
Th-Sa
Dates
12/27-29
12/27-29
Times
Deadline
9-11 am
Dec 19
11 am-1 pm Dec 19
$49
John Shields Elementary School Gym
All Star Sports Instruction, Inc. staff
Basketball Open Gym
Practice your skills or join the
competition of a lively pick-up game.
This is a great way to get some exercise,
meet new friends and play the game
you love. Bring your own ball.
Grades
Elementary-HS
Day
Sat
Dates
1/5-3/9
Time
12:30-1:30 pm
Fee: $1/person/day at the door
Location: John Shields Elementary School Gym
www.sgparks.org
Day Dates
Th
Th
Times
Deadline
1/10-2/7 6-6:45 pm Jan 3
2/21-3/21 6-6:45 pm Feb 14
$46
All Star Jr. Basketball Skills
All Star Sports Instruction provides this basketball class to
enhance the basic fundamentals. We concentrate on teamwork
and game situations. Game strategies are covered that are
guaranteed to keep the players moving. (5 classes)
Code
Ages
150819-01 5-7
150819-02 5-7
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day Dates
Th
Th
Times
Deadline
1/10-2/7 6:45-7:45 pm Jan 3
2/21-3/21 6:45-7:45 pm Feb 14
$46
All Star Floor Hockey League
The staff at All Star Sports Instruction has a new floor hockey
league for 1st-2nd graders and another league for 3rd-5th
graders. This fast paced action packed league is great for
beginners or children who have laced up the skates. No
expensive equipment is needed. You may bring your own stick
but the staff will have sticks for each participant. All aspects
of the game are taught including goal tending, puck control,
shooting, passing along with offensive and defensive strategies.
The players also focus on team play and sportsmanship.
Equipment needed: Gloves (any kind that protect all of the
fingers and hands), Shin Guards (soccer), and Helmet (bike
helmet works). No class January 21, February 18.
Code
Grade Day Dates
150811-01 1-2
150811-02 3-5
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
(630) 466-7436
M
M
1/7-3/11
1/7-3/11
Times
Deadline
6:30-7:25 pm Dec 31
7:30-8:25 pm Dec 31
$78
Harter Middle School Gym
14
Youth Athletics
All Star Arena Flag Football
This action packed program is guaranteed to keep everyone
moving. Proper techniques on passing, receiving, blocking,
throwing and defense will be covered along with game
situations to help each child learn different strategies. Small
games will be played, but the main focus is on teamwork,
mechanics and having fun. Knee pads are required for indoor
location. (9 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150826-01 4-6
150826-02 6-8
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Fri
Fri
Time
Deadline
1/11-3/15 6:45-7:30 pm Jan 4
1/11-3/15 7:30-8:30 pm Jan 4
$76
Shields Elementary School Gym
Beginners or advanced players have fun while playing
in-class instructional games. Focus is on footwork, pass
routes, throwing, catching and
other mechanics. Coaches work
with each child on proper
techniques. Offensive and
defensive strategies are covered
as a group. Teamwork and
positive play are highly stressed.
(7 classes)
Age Day Dates
150803-01 6-8
Fee:
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Tu
4/9-5/21
Time
Deadline
6-7 pm
$64
Keck Park
April 2
All Star Golf and Games
Boys and girls participate in fun drills and games in this
introductory golf class. Proper mechanics of the golf
swing, rules and etiquette of the game are taught. Golf clubs
provided, but you may bring your own clubs. (7 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150813-01 4-6
150813-02 4-6
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Sat
Tu
4/6-5/18
4/9-5/21
Time
1-1:45 pm
5:15-6 pm
$64
Keck Park
www.sgparks.org
Junior Golf School
Get into the swing by learning golf swing fundamentals,
short game instruction as well as golf terminology, safety and
course etiquette. Enjoy small group lessons and improve your
approach to the game of golf. Students should bring all clubs
to all classes. If raining, call Bliss Creek at 630-466-4177.
(4 classes)
Code
Age
150814-01 8-15
Day
Weds
Dates
4/10-5/1
Time
5-6 pm
Fee: $96
Location: Bliss Creek Golf Course
Instructor: Larry Venzon
Deadline
April 3
All Star Jr. Volleyball
All Star Flag Football
Code
Spring 2013
Deadline
March 30
April 2
Introduce your child to the sport of volleyball at an early age
for a life-long love of the game. This program is designed with
junior players in mind. Players learn to pass, set, spike and
serve as well as improve coordination while playing fun games
and learning challenging drills.
Code
Age Day Dates
150807-01 6-8
150807-02 6-8
150807-03 6-8
Tu
Tu
Th
Time
1/8-2/5
6-6:45 pm
2/19-3/19 6-6:45 pm
4/11-5/23 6:15-7 pm
Deadline
Jan 1
Feb 2
April 4
Fee: Session 1,2: $46 (5 classes); Session 3: $64 (7 classes)
Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction, Inc. staff
All Star Volleyball
Our volleyball program is designed to equip participants with
the essential fundamentals that are needed to succeed in this
fast-paced game. Passing, setting, serving, defensive and
offensive strategies are all covered. Join us as we work on
improving our footwork, teamwork, and over all basics as we
take it to the next level.
Code
150806-01
150806-02
150806-03
150806-04
150806-05
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Age Day Dates
3-5
6-8
3-5
6-8
3-5
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Th
1/8-2/5
1/8-2/5
2/19-3/19
2/19-3/19
4/11-5/23
Time
6:45-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
6:45-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
7-8 pm
Session 1,2,3 or 4: $45 (5 classes)
Deadline
Jan 1
Jan1
Feb 12
Feb 12
Apr 4
15
Youth Athletics
Spring 2013
Youth Athletic Sports Calendar
Youth
Level
Floor Hockey
Baseball/Softball
Co-ed T-ball
Co-ed Tiny Sluggers
Co-ed Outdoor Soccer
Girl’s Basketball
Lil’ Dribblers’ Basketball
Boy’s Basketball
Season
Grades 1-5
Ages 7-14
Ages 5-6
Ages 3-4
Grades PreK-4
Grades 3-8
Grades 1-2
Grades 3-8
January-March
May-June
May-June
May-June
September-October
October-December
October-December
January-March
All Star T-Ball Class
Creative coaching strategies and animal imitations make this
instructional class one they’ll ask to do again. We cover the
basics of baseball including throwing, catching, hitting and
fielding as well as running the bases and how to play the game.
Games played each week. Bring a glove. (7 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
140410-01 4-6
140410-02 3-4
140410-03 3-4
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Mon
Th
Th
Time
Deadline
4/8-5/20 12:45-1:45 pm April 1
4/11-5/23 10:15-11 am
April 4
4/11-5/23 5:15-6 pm
April 4
$64
Bell Vue Park
Pitch, Hit & Run
Baseball and softball players ages 7-14 can compete in the
official skills competition of Major League Baseball. Two
previous Sugar Grove winners even went on to compete and
win their age divisions at U.S. Cellular Field prior to a White
Sox game. Pre-registration not required, but helpful. Must
bring a copy of your birth certificate in order to compete.
Age
7-14
Day
Saturday
Date
April 20
Fee: Free
Location: SG Sports Complex
www.sgparks.org
Time
10 am
Games
Monday
Varies
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday/Sunday
Saturday
Saturday
December 14
December 14
December 14
December 14
April 14
April 14
April 14
August 14
Thank You to our 2012
Volunteer Coaches
*Completed NYSCA Certification
Ron Hain
Jim Hager
Kevin Gomes*
Scott Marczuk
Tom David*
Bernie Czerwinski
David Johnson
Ray Kermend
Don Sommerville
Dan Matarangas*
Tony Valente
Rich Lund
Adam Urbanik
Bill Angelotti
Paul Konrad
Brent Harner*
Harry Cruz*
Pedro Rivas*
Dohn Peterson
Dawn Eby
Shayne Hare
Joe Campise
Kelly Bennett*
Dino Divisio
Dan Harper
Ray Callahan
Gary Trebolo*
Mike DeFranze*
Tim Certa
Tom Scales* Bryan Williams
Jen Herda
Mark Moeller
Tom Gerlach
Tim Betustak*
Sarah Johnson
(630) 466-7436
Registration Opens
Dave Dhom
Brian Wilk
Marc Grider
Joel Eaves*
Bob Tiani
Eric Matthys Matt Brost
Scott Weber*
Derek Watts
Rick Cotton
Steve Patterson
Tom Vanik
Brian Nied
Scott Niedzwiecki
Don Barsotti
Greg Whittington
Paul Kunas
Edward Bollhoffer
Chris Narney
Brian Hallam
Scott Voelkner
Mike Loughary
Mike Haddock
Chris Larsen
Tim Abdullah
Robert Powers
Matt Striedl*
Gordon Olp
Rich Willman
Samantha Kuffel*
Nick Bianco
Mike Bachio
John Alagna
Erol Turetgen
Ryan Aseltine
Dave Franck*
16
Youth Athletics
Tiny Sluggers
Softball
Preschoolers are just like the big guys when they play in the
introductory t-ball program. Each player receives a team
t-shirt, hat and participation award. Volunteer coaches are
needed. Bring your glove. Tentative Season: May-June.
Registration opens Dec 14th.
Code
110401-01
110401-02
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Age
3-4
3-4
Spring 2013
Day
Dates
Sat
Sat
May-June
May-June
Time
9-9:45 am
10-10:45 am
$60
Volunteer Park
All Star Sports Instruction & volunteer coaches
Our recreational softball league
will compete against rec teams
from other communities.
Volunteer coaches are needed.
Game days vary by league.
Tentative season: May-early
July. Register based on grade
at the time of registration.
Registration opens December
14th.
Code
110501-01
110501-02
110501-03
110501-04
Grade League Min/Max Fee
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
8U
10U
12U
14U
12/24
12/24
12/12
12/12
$90
$110
$120
$135
Game Locations: Elburn, Kaneville, Maple Park, Sugar Grove, Genoa, Sycamore
Baseball
Photo courtesy of Nica Hallam
T-Ball League
Children have fun while learning the fundamentals of t-ball,
good sportsmanship, and the importance of teamwork. Each
player receives a team t-shirt, hat and participation award.
Volunteer coaches are needed. Teams practice once during the
week. Practice day and time are determined by the coach. All
games are on Saturdays between 9am-1pm.
Registration opens Dec 14th.
Code
110402-01
Age
5-6
Fee: Class Size: Game Location:
Game Days Tentative Dates
Saturday
May 4-June 22
Our recreational baseball league is for youth ages 7-14 as of
4/30/13. Teams will compete against rec teams from other
communities. Volunteer coaches determine practice days/
times. Registration opens December 14th.
Code
110403-01
110403-02
110403-03
110403-04
Age
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
Game Locations:
Game Days:
Tentative Season:
League
Min/Max Fee
Instructional 48/72
Minors
12/72
Majors
12/48
Pony
12/12
$90
$110
$120
$135
Varies by League
Varies by League
Late April-mid July
(depending on the league)
$70
Keck Park and Mallard Park
Photo courtesy of Sue Striedl
www.sgparks.org
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Youth Athletics
All Star Soccer
Children learn the basics of soccer in a fun and exciting way.
Dribbling, passing and shooting are covered through fun games
that keep everyone moving. Great for coordination and selfesteem. The main objective is to have fun! Bring your own
soccer ball.
Code
150808-01
150808-02
150808-03
150808-04
150808-05
150808-06
150808-07
150808-08
Age Day Dates
3-5
4-6
3-4
4-6
3-4
4-6
4-6
3-4
Fri
Sat
Sat
Mon
Mon
Mon
Tu
Th
1/11-3/15
4/6-5/18
4/6-5/18
4/8-5/20
4/8-5/20
4/8-5/20
4/9-5/21
4/11-5/23
Time
6-6:45 pm
2-3 pm
3-3:45 pm
10-11 am
11-11:45 am
11:45-12:45 pm
4:30-5:15 pm
11:45-12:30 pm
Deadline
Jan 4
March 30
March 30
April 1
April 1
April 1
April 2
April 4
Fee:
Session 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8: $64 (7 classes)
Location: Session 1: John Shields Elementary School Gym Session 2-4 & 6: Belle Vue Park
Session 5, 7 & 8: Keck Park
Instructor:All Star Sports Instruction, Inc. staff
Spring 2013
Parent-Tot Sports
You and your child bond and have fun while learning a variety
of sports. Great for hand-eye coordination and simple motor
skills such as catching, throwing, batting, shooting and passing.
Equipment provided. (7 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
140404-01 2-3
140404-02 2-3
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Th
Th
Time
Deadline
4/11-5/23 11-11:45 am April 4
4/11-5/23 4:30-5:15 pm April 4
$64
Belle Vue Park
All Star Multi Sports
Unsure of what sports might excite your child? Multi-sports
allows each child the opportunity to sample a variety of
games. We show little superstars the importance of teamwork
and sportsmanship while sparking an interest in favorites like
basketball, hockey, soccer, baseball, football and more.
(7 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150810-01 3-4
150810-02 4-6
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Sat
Th
Time
Deadline
4/6-5/18 12:15-1 pm
March 30
4/11-5/23 12:30-1:30 pm April 4
$64
Session 1: Keck Park
Session 2: Belle Vue Park
All Star Dodgeball
Little Kickers
Our indoor soccer for preschoolers features instruction and
drills with an experienced instructor followed by informal
games. Class provides socialization, coordination and selfesteem. Teams are chosen each week. Players receive a t-shirt
and participation award. Parents are encouraged to help.
(6 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
140403-01 3-4
140403-02 3-4
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Tu
Tu
Time
4/16-5/21 10-10:45 am
4/16-5/21 11-11:45 am
$50
Sugar Grove Community House
Greg Repede
www.sgparks.org
Deadline
April 9
April 9
Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and DODGE! Join the All Star Sports
Instruction staff for a session of pure excitement and fun.
This game is on the rise again and is much different than your
parent’s dodgeball. New rules, tactics and different games are
played with a safe and soft Gator Skin ball. Our dodgeball
program focuses on speed and agility and promises that no one
sits around. Each child receives a participation award at the
end of the session as well as a good night’s rest after each time
playing. (5 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150817-01 7-10
150817-02 7-10
Fee:
Class Size:
Location: Instructor:
(630) 466-7436
Th
Th
Time
Deadline
1/10-2/7 7:45-8:45 pm Jan 3
2/21-3/21 7:45-8:45 pm Feb 14
$46
18
Teens
Teen Funky Hip Hop
Let’s pop & lock in this fun and funky class. Learn a fusion
of hip hop and pop dance that is seen on most hit youth
videos. Class is age appropriate in music selection as well as
movements. Session 2 is followed by a showcase. No class
March 26.
Code
Age
160101-01 13-19
160101-02 13-19
Fee: `
Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day Dates
Tu
Tu
1/22-3/5
3/12-5/7
Time
7-7:45 pm
7-7:45 pm
Deadline
Jan 15
March 5
Prairie Building
Jazzercise
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective
60-minute total body workout. Real results. Pure fun.
Jazzercise combines elements of jazz dance, resistance
training, pilates, yoga, kickboxing and more. Start for as low
as $36 per month! Unlimited classes. For more information,
contact June at (630) 699-5424, [email protected] or visit
www.jazzercise.com. Bring this ad in and start for $0.
Pay NO joining fee and first month FREE* (*With valid
registration for new customers and those not registered in 6
months.)
Age
18+
Location:
Day and Time
Mon, Weds, Thurs at 6:15 pm, Saturday at 8:30 am
John Shields Elementary School
Spring 2013
Pants That Fit Me
Great fitting pants begin with a pattern that is designed
specifically for your shape and size. It’s fun and easy to learn
to design your own pants patterns and it’s the ideal way to
create your individual style and achieve a fabulous fit every
time. Say goodbye to tedious and time-consuming commercial
pattern alterations! This hands-on class teaches you to use the
Fit & Fashion Pant Template to draw your personalized pants
foundation pattern and how to incorporate various design
techniques to make sewing patterns for your complete pants
and shorts wardrobe – no matter what your shape or size! We
cover how to design pleated front pants, pull-on elastic waist
pants, wide leg and narrow leg pants, low waist pants, shorts
and cuffs. We also discuss waistbands, facings and pockets.
The Pant Template Package is included in the class fee. Please
bring the following supplies to class: paper scissors, sewing
tape measure, 12” or 18” ruler, pencil, clean eraser.
Code
Age Day Dates
170702-01 16+
170702-02 16+
Sat
Sat
1/19
3/2
Times
1-5 pm
1-5 pm
Fee: $94
Instructor: Oticca Beamer
Make Your Own Sewing Patterns
A great fitting wardrobe begins with a pattern that is designed
to make your own sewing patterns using the Fit & Fashion
System. It is the ideal way to create your individual style and
achieve a fabulous fit every time. Say goodbye to tedious
and time-consuming commercial pattern alterations. This
instructional class shows you how to draw your foundation
patterns and how to incorporate various design techniques
to make sewing patterns for your complete wardrobe – no
matter what your shape or size. You also learn how to copy
the fashion looks seen in commercial pattern books, using
your own measurements. The Dress Template Package is
included in the class fee. This class teaches the pattern design
process – it is assumed that attendees will already have a basic
knowledge of sewing.
Code
Age Day Dates
170702-03 16+
170702-04 16+
Sat
Sat
2/16
4/6
Times
1-4 pm
1-4 pm
Fee: $81
www.sgparks.org
Deadline
Jan 12
Feb 23
Deadline
Feb 9
March 30
19
Teens
Baseball
Our recreational baseball
league is for youth ages
7-14 as of 4/30/13.
Teams will compete
against rec teams from
other communities.
Volunteer coaches
determine practice days/
times. Registration
opens December 14th.
Spring 2013
Zumba
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly
what the Zumba® program is all about. It’s an exhilarating,
effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance
fitness-party™ that’s moving millions of people toward joy and
health. Feel the music and let loose. New on Tuesdays, we’ll
feature Zumba Toning to target arms, abs, glutes and thighs.
This package includes two Zumba classes and one Zumba
Toning class a week for 6 weeks. (18 classes) No class on
December 23, 25, January 1, March 26, 28, 31.
Code
Age
170511-01
170511-02
170511-03
Code
110403-01
110403-02
110403-03
110403-04
Age
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
Game Locations:
Game Days:
Tentative Season:
League
Instructional
Minors
Majors
Pony
T/Th/Su
T/Th/Su
T/Th/Su
Dates
12/18-2/3
2/5-3/17
3/19-5/5
Deadline
Jan 25
Jan 29
March 12
Fee:
$60
Times:
Sun: 3-4pm, Tues: 8-9pm, Thurs: 8-9pm
Location:
Prairie Building
Instructor:
Want to attend the Zumba Toning only or not even sure if you
can fit Zumba into your schedule, no problem. A punch card
option is available for the Prairie Building classes only. 12
class punch card good from 12/18-5/5. Excludes Rocky’s Dojo
& Gym. Punch cards are purchased from instructor at class.
No class on December 23, 25, January 1, March 26, 28, 31.
Min/Max Fee
48/72
12/72
12/48
12/12
16+
16+
16+
Day
$90
$110
$120
$135
Varies by League
Varies by League
Late April-mid July
(depending on the league)
Fee
$60
Punch Card
12-class Punch Card
Good Toward
Sun/T/Th Zumba
Softball
Our recreational softball league
will compete against rec teams
from other communities.
Volunteer coaches are needed.
Game days vary by league.
Tentative season: May-early July.
Register based on grade at the
time of registration. Registration
opens December 14th.
Code
110501-01
110501-02
110501-03
110501-04
Basketball Open Gym
Practice your skills or join the competition of a lively pickup game. This is a great way to get some exercise, meet new
friends and play the game you love. Bring your own ball.
Grade League Min/Max Fee
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
8U
10U
12U
14U
12/24
12/24
12/12
12/12
$90
$110
$120
$135
Grades
Elementary-HS
Game Locations: Elburn, Kaneville, Maple Park, Sugar Grove, Genoa, Sycamore
www.sgparks.org
Day
Sat
Dates
1/5-3/9
Time
12:30-1:30 pm
(630) 466-7436
20
Teens
Junior Golf School
Get into the swing by learning golf swing fundamentals, short
game instruction as well as safety, rules and course etiquette.
Enjoy small group lessons and improve your approach to the
game of golf. Students should bring all clubs to all classes. If
raining, call Bliss Creek at 630-466-4177. (4 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150814-01 8-15
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
W
4/10-5/1
Time
Deadline
5-6 pm
April 3
$96
Bliss Creek Golf Course
Larry Veznon
Golf Lessons
Small group lessons for all level players. Swing fundamentals
as well as short game instruction begins your season on a
positive note. Bring your clubs. If raining, call Bliss Creek at
630-466-4177. (4 classes)
Code
Age
170213-01 16+
Fee: Teams:
Location:
Instructor:
Day
Weds
Dates
4/10-5/1
$96
Bliss Creek Driving Range
Larry Venzon
Times Deadline
6-7 pm
April 3
Join us on the slopes for an all-night great time. Stay up all
night skiing, snowboarding, sitting around a bonfire, and
meeting new people. This is a chaperoned event. There will
be staff in the lodges as well as on the slopes. Times are
approximate and will be adjusted after registration deadline.
Must register by January 19.
Code
Grades Fee
160202-01 6-12
160202-02 6-12
160202-03 6-12
Beginning Tumbling
Learn tumbling skills safely and correctly in our brand new
tumbling classes. Students learn the basic tumbling skills
like handstands, rolls, cartwheels, and round offs. This class
is perfect for gymnasts, cheerleaders, or anyone interested in
learning how to tumble. (5 classes)
Code
150204-01
150204-02
150204-03
150204-04
Fee: Teams:
Location:
Instructor:
Deadline
Lift/Lesson-$80
Jan 19
Lift/Lesson/Ski Rental-$95
Jan 19
Lift/Lesson/Board Rental-$95 Jan 19
Day: Friday, February 8 & Saturday, February 9
Time: 6:30 pm - 8 am (approximate times)
Location: Chestnut Mountain in Galena, Illinois
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
1/12-2/9
2/16-3/16
3/23-4/20
4/27-5/25
Time
2-2:55 pm
2-2:55 pm
2-2:55 pm
2-2:55 pm
$60
Deadline
Jan 5
Feb 9
March 16
April 20
Using proper progression and drills, students build upon their
tumbling skills. The focus in this class is in learning and
mastering both beginning and advanced skills. Cartwheels,
round offs, handsprings, and back tucks are some of the skills
taught at this level. Students are required to be able to do a
proper round off and a back bend kickover to enroll in the
advanced class. (5 classes)
150205-01
150205-02
150205-03
150205-04
Fee: Teams:
Location:
Instructor:
Age Day Dates
6-18
6-18
6-18
6-18
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
1/12-2/9
2/16-3/16
3/23-4/20
4/27-5/25
Time
3-3:55 pm
3-3:55 pm
3-3:55 pm
3-3:55 pm
$60
Deadline
Jan 5
Feb 9
March 16
April 20
Sugar Grove residents looking to plan a summer activity?
Take the plunge and visit Illinois’ largest outdoor waterpark, on
Route 47 in Yorkville. We have limited daily passes to use any
day during the 2013 season. These tickets are only available at
our office and in person at 61 Main Street as first-come, firstserve. They are not available online, by mail or fax. Only cash
and check are accepted. Visit www.ragingwaves.com for the
upcoming park schedule and attraction information. Tickets
become available on Monday, December 17th.
Fee: Location:
www.sgparks.org
Age Day Dates
6-18
6-18
6-18
6-18
Advanced Tumbling
Code
Teen Ski Trip
Spring 2013
$15
Yorkville, IL
21
Teens
Guitar Boot Camp
Sound Off 1-2! Sound Off 3-4! Students jump in with both
feet learning the basics: parts of the guitar, notes on strings,
basic chords, basic songs and basic scales in a fun-filled
atmosphere. Students learn the very techniques they need to
jam with their friends from the first lesson. Includes book fee
of $14.95.
Code
Age Day Dates
160504-01 13-18 W
160504-02 13-18 W
Time
1/9-3/13 7-8 pm
3/20-4/24 7-8 pm
Deadline
Jan 2
March 13
Private Guitar Lessons
Launch your budding rock star on a path to stardom.
Private guitar classes are one-on-one, half hour classes with
experienced staff geared toward the individual. Book is
purchased from instructor as needed. (6 classes)
Age
7-18
Day
Mondays
Dates/Time
All
All
All
All
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Jan 4, 11, 18
Feb 1, 8, 15
March 1, 8, 15, 29
April 5, 12, 19
Fee: $6 per person at the door
www.sgparks.org
Code
Grade Day Dates
Mon
Time
Deadline
1/28-5/13 2:40-4 pm Jan 21
$72
Harter Middle School Band Room
Ms. Lori Grant, HMS Music Director
Intro to Karate
Let’s Duel. Play this exciting trading card game at our
tournaments. All participants get a pack of Yu-Gi-Oh
cards. Depending on the number of participants, there
may be additional prizes awarded to top players. For more
information, contact Brad at [email protected].
Date
Join the fun making music
through string instruments
(Violin, Viola, Cello and
Bass). Headed by Ms. Grant,
HMS Music Director, the
String Club teaches middle
school aged children fundamentals of string instruments
and the basics of orchestra
playing in a fun and exciting
way. The program culminates
with a concert. Private
lessons are not required but
strongly encouraged.
Instrument discount and
bonus are available if
instruments are rented through Austin’s Violin Shop in Sugar
Grove. Mention the Afterschool String Club at Harter Middle
School when renting. Visit www.austinviolinshop.com for a
list of private teachers and rental details. No class February 18,
March 25, April 1.
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card
Tournament
Day
After School String Club
150501-01 6-8
Call office for availability
Fee: $128
Class Size: Minimum 2 (students/night)
Age
Spring 2013
Time
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
to concentrate. No class on February 18. (6 classes)
Code
Age Day Dates
150401-01 5-15
150401-02 5-15
150401-03 5-15
150401-04 5-15
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
(630) 466-7436
Mon
Tu
Mon
Tu
2/4-3/18
2/5-3/12
4/8-5/13
4/9-5/14
Time
Deadline
4:30-5:30 pm Jan 28
4-5 pm
Jan 29
4:30-5:30 pm April 1
4-5 pm
April 2
$54
Rocky Troutman
22
Adults
Spring 2013
Jazzercise
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective
60-minute total body workout. Real results. Pure fun.
Jazzercise combines elements of jazz dance, resistance
training, pilates, yoga, kickboxing and more. Start for as low
as $36 per month! Unlimited classes. For more information,
contact June at (630) 699-5424, [email protected] or visit
www.jazzercise.com. Bring this ad in and start for $0.
Pay NO joining fee and first month FREE* (*With valid
registration for new customers and those not registered in 6
months.)
Age
18+
Location:
Day and Time
Mon, Weds, Thurs at 6:15 pm, Saturday at 8:30 am
John Shields Elementary School
Co-ed & Women’s Kickboxing
Learn kickboxing basics: punching; kicking; jumping rope;
stretching and flexibility routine; shadow boxing; bag work
and focus mitts. Class is suited for beginner or advanced
participants. Get conditioning, coordination, balance, focus,
cardio workout and self-confidence all in one class. (6 classes)
Code
Group Day Dates
170208-01 Co-ed
Sugar Grove residents looking to plan a summer family
activity? Take the plunge and visit Illinois’ largest outdoor
waterpark, on Route 47 in Yorkville. We have limited daily
passes to use any day during the 2013 season. These tickets
are only available at our office and in person at 61 Main
Street as first-come, first-serve. They are not available online,
by mail or fax. Only cash and check are accepted. Visit
www.ragingwaves.com for the upcoming park schedule and
attraction information. Tickets become available on Monday,
December 17th.
Fee: $15
Location: Raging Waves Waterpark
Yorkville, IL
170208-02 Women
170208-03 Co-ed
170208-04 Women
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
M/W
T/Th
M/W
T/Th
2/26-3/14 9-10 am
4/8-24
7-8 pm
4/9-25
9-10 am
Deadline
Feb 18
Feb 19
April 1
April 2
$54
Rocky Troutman, USKO Kickboxing Champion
Intro To Karate
to concentrate. (6 classes)
Code
Age
170101-01 18+
170101-02 18+
Day
T/Th
T/Th
Dates
Time
2/26-3/14 7-8 pm
4/9-25
7-8 pm
Fee: $54
Location: Rocky’s DoJo and Gym
Instructor: Rocky Troutman
www.sgparks.org
Time
2/25-3/13 7-8 pm
Deadline
Feb 19
April 2
23
Adults
Spring 2013
Adult Athletic Sports Calendar
Adult
Co-ed Volleyball
Men’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball
Co-ed Softball
Men’s Softball
Co-ed Sand Volleyball
Fall Co-ed Softball
Fall Men’s Softball
Level
Season
Ages 18+
Ages 18+
Ages 30+
Ages 18+
Ages 18+
Ages 18+
Ages 18+
Ages 18+
January-March
June-August
November-February
July-September
July-September
June-August
September-October
September-October
Coed Sand Volleyball League
Take off your shoes and play outdoors in our competitive, yet
recreational, sand volleyball league. Season consists of 8 selfreffed games followed by a playoff tournament. Participants
must be at least 18 years of age. Register full teams by May
23rd.
Code
Game Day Dates
210802-01 Tuesday
June-August
Games
Register by:
Monday
Monday
Thursday
Sunday
Thursday
Tuesday
Sunday
Saturday
December 15
May 15
November 1
June 15
June 15
May 23
August 24
August 24
Volleyball Open Gym
Drop in for the exercise,
to meet new friends or to
play pick-up volleyball
with other adults.
Times Deadline
6-9 pm
Fee: $375 per team
Teams:
Minimum 4 teams/Maximum 6 teams
Location: Walnut Woods Park
May 23
Age
18+
Day
Wednesday
Dates
Time
10/3-3/13
Location: John Shields Elementary Gym
7-9 pm
Clogging
Get your feet tapping and your heels clicking! A close cousin
of tap dancing, clogging takes its origins from square dancing
with a caller shouting out steps and moves. Learn basic
elements of this percussion-based dancing method to today’s
music. No special shoes required. No class March 28.
Code
Golf Lessons
Small group lessons for all level players. Swing fundamentals
as well as short game instruction begins your season on a
positive note. Bring your clubs. If raining, call Bliss Creek at
630-466-4177. (4 classes)
Code
Age
170213-01 16+
Fee: Teams:
Location:
Instructor:
Day
Weds
Dates
4/10-5/1
$96
Bliss Creek Driving Range
Larry Venzon
www.sgparks.org
Times Deadline
6-7 pm
Age Day Dates
170510-01 18+
170510-02 18+
Th
Th
1/24-3/7
3/14-5/9
Times
Deadline
6:30-7:15 pm Jan 17
6:30-7:15 pm March 7
Fee: Session 1: $53 (7 classes)
April 3
(630) 466-7436
24
Adults
Pants That Fit Me
Great fitting pants begin with a pattern that is designed
to design your own pants patterns and it’s the ideal way to
create your individual style and achieve a fabulous fit every
time. Say goodbye to tedious and time-consuming commercial
pattern alterations! This hands-on class teaches you to use the
Fit & Fashion Pant Template to draw your personalized pants
foundation pattern and how to incorporate various design
techniques to make sewing patterns for your complete pants
and shorts wardrobe – no matter what your shape or size! We
cover how to design pleated front pants, pull-on elastic waist
pants, wide leg and narrow leg pants, low waist pants, shorts
and cuffs. We also discuss waistbands, facings and pockets.
The Pant Template Package is included in the class fee. Please
bring the following supplies to class: paper scissors, sewing
tape measure, 12” or 18” ruler, pencil, clean eraser.
Code
Age Day Dates
170702-01 16+
170702-02 16+
Sat
Sat
1/19
3/2
Times
1-5 pm
1-5 pm
Fee: $94
Deadline
Jan 12
Feb 23
Make Your Own Sewing Patterns
A great fitting wardrobe begins with a pattern that is designed
to make your own sewing patterns using the Fit & Fashion
System. It is the ideal way to create your individual style and
achieve a fabulous fit every time. Say goodbye to tedious
and time-consuming commercial pattern alterations. This
instructional class shows you how to draw your foundation
patterns and how to incorporate various design techniques
to make sewing patterns for your complete wardrobe – no
matter what your shape or size. You also learn how to copy
the fashion looks seen in commercial pattern books, using
your own measurements. The Dress Template Package is
included in the class fee. This class teaches the pattern design
process – it is assumed that attendees will already have a basic
knowledge of sewing.
Code
Age Day Dates
170702-03 16+
170702-04 16+
Sat
Sat
2/16
4/6
Times
1-4 pm
1-4 pm
Fee: $81
www.sgparks.org
Deadline
Feb 9
March 30
Spring 2013
Zumba and Zumba Toning
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly
what the Zumba® program is all about. It’s an exhilarating,
effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance
fitness-party™ that’s moving millions of people toward joy and
health. Feel the music and let loose. New on Tuesdays, we’ll
feature Zumba Toning to target arms, abs, glutes and thighs.
This package includes two Zumba classes and one Zumba
Toning class a week for 6 weeks. (18 classes)
Code
Age
Days
Dates
Deadline
170511-01
16+
T/Th/Sun
12/18-2/3
Dec 18
170511-03
170511-05
16+
16+
T/Th/Sun
T/Th/Sun
2/5-3/17
3/19-5/5
Jan 29
March 12
Fee: $60
Times:
Sun: 3-4 pm, Tues: 8-9 pm, Thurs: 8-9 pm
Want to attend the Zumba Toning only or not even sure if you
can fit Zumba into your schedule, no problem. A punch card
option is available for the Prairie Building classes only. 12
class punch card good from 12/18-5/5. Excludes Rocky’s Dojo
& Gym. Punch cards are purchased from instructor at class.
Fee
$60
Punch Card
12-class Punch Card
Good Toward
Sun/T/Th Zumba
Zumba at Rocky’s
Are you looking for a morning workout? Rocky’s Dojo and
Gym offers Zumba on Monday and Wednesday mornings at
the Dojo. Join Alexis Cervantes to get your blood pumping
before you go on with the rest of your day.
Code
Age Day Dates
170511-02 18+
170511-04 18+
170511-06 18+
M/F
M/F
M/F
2/1-25
3/1-29
4/1-29
Fee: $60
Location: Rocky’s Dojo & Gym
Instructor: Alexis Cervantes
Times
9-10 am
9-10 am
9-10 am
Deadline
Jan 25
Feb 22
March 25
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Adults
Annuities
Annuities show up in the news quite a bit. In the same
article they may be the best and worst investment. One
thing everyone agrees on is that they can be very confusing
investments. This seminar is intended to explain, from a very
basic level, exactly what annuities are and how they function.
All fees collected are donated to a local charity on each
participant’s behalf. (Mark Durrenberger volunteers his time
and is in no way compensated.)
Code
Age
170308-01 18+
Day
Tu
Dates Times
2/5
6-7 pm
Deadline
Jan 29
Fee: $5
Instructor: Sugar Grove financial planner, Mark Durrenberger
Basics of College Savings
One financial goal that most parents share is a college
education for their children. With college costs increasing
at a faster rate than general inflation, paying for college can
be a daunting task. Join MetLife financial planner Mark
Durrenberger for an hour on the basics of college savings
plans. There is plenty of time for questions as well.
All fees collected are donated to a local charity on each
participant’s behalf. (Mark Durrenberger volunteers his time
and is in no way compensated.)
Code
Age
170302-01 18+
Day
Tu
Dates Times
3/12
6-7 pm
Deadline
March 5
Fee: $5
Instructor: Sugar Grove financial planner, Mark Durrenberger
Probate
This seminar is intended to familiarize you with the probate
court process that is sometimes necessary when someone dies.
It includes a discussion of what probate is, when it is necessary
and what it involves, and how it can be avoided. There are
sample documents and plenty of time for questions. All fees
collected are donated to a local charity on each participant’s
behalf. (Mark Durrenberger and Bill Durrenberger volunteer
their time and are in no way compensated.)
Code
Age
170309-01 18+
Day
Tu
Dates Times
1/29
7-8 pm
Deadline
Jan 22
Fee: $5
Instructor: Sugar Grove financial planner Mark Durrenberger and Sugar Grove attorney Bill Durrenberger
www.sgparks.org
Spring 2013
Retirement Planning
This seminar explains the basics of the most common
retirement plans, and the investment opportunities and tax and
other rules associated with those plans, with an emphasis on
traditional and Roth IRAs. There are sample documents and
plenty of time for questions. All fees collected are donated to a
local charity on each participant’s behalf. (Mark Durrenberger
and Bill Durrenberger volunteer their time and are in no way
compensated.)
Code
Age
170311-01 18+
Fee: Class Size:
Location:
Instructor:
Day
Tu
Dates Times
2/26
7-8 pm
Deadline
Feb 19
$5
Sugar Grove Township Building
Sugar Grove financial planner Mark Durrenberger and Sugar Grove attorney Bill Durrenberger
Senior Center
The Sugar Grove Township, Park District and Library District
worked together to develop a center and related activities in
our community for seniors. The center is a place where seniors
can:
• Work on the computer, talk with friends and read a magazine or book
• Enjoy cards, board games, bingo, fitness activities and crafts
• Attend presentations on a wide range of informative topics
• Find information on adult-oriented recreational and social service opportunities throughout the area
• Receive social service assistance
Day
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Times
10 am - 3 pm
Location: Senior Center
Sugar Grove Township Building
54 Snow Street, Sugar Grove
Senior Spelling Bee
Have fun, challenge yourself, meet like-minded people, and
test your spelling skills at our local competition of the Illinois
Senior Spelling Bee. Anyone 50 or older can participate.
Need more motivation? Spellers can progress to regional bees
with the championship competition at the Illinois State Fair in
Springfield on Senior Day. For more information, contact the
Sugar Grove Park District at 630-466-7436 ext 12.
(630) 466-7436
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Winter Tree Identification
Adults
Thank you to our
2012 Program Sponsors
It is fun to learn to see the
differences in trees without
their leaves. It actually makes you
really see the whole tree better, the
trunk, branches and buds. We will
use a simple book to help us sot out
the many native trees we find.
Please dress for the weather.
Bring $5 if you would like to
purchase the Tree ID book we will
be using.
Code
Age Day Dates
170905-01 18+
Sun
3/17
Times
1-3 pm
Deadline
March 10
Fee: $5
Location: Bliss Woods Forest Preserve, off Bliss Road
Instructor: Mary Ochsenschlager
Spring Wildflower Walk
Welcome the return of spring with naturalist Mary
Ochsenschlager on a walk through Bliss Woods. Bliss Woods
Forest Preserve sports one of the area’s best spring wildflower
displays. On this leisurely ramble, we seek out the earliest of
the wildflowers and learn about their adaptation to living in a
woodland.
Code
Age Day Dates
170903-01 18+
Sun
4/21
Times
1-3 pm
Spring 2013
Avalon Carpet Cleaning
Bob’s Septic LLC
Brightest Stars Preschool
ConsultNet Inc.
Dogs R Angels Pet Sitting & Dog Walking
Donald J Fee DDS Family Dental
Elburn Herald
Fox Valley Montessori School
H.D. Backhoe Service, LLC
Haydens Athletics
K9 Clean Up
Midwest Greyhound Adoption, Inc.
Millie’s Pet Sitting & More, LLC
Modern Dentistry
New England Financial
Panera Bread
R.F. Houtz & Son, Inc.
Road I.D.
SignFX
St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Church
Sugar Grove Animal Hospital
Sugar Grove Fire Department
Sugar Grove Police Department
Thill Builders
Village Bible Church
Village of Sugar Grove
Waste Management
Weblinx Inc.
Deadline
April 14
Fee: $5
Beginning Birdwatching
Migrating birds will be abundant for this introduction to bird
watching at Bliss Woods Forest Preserve. We will see common
birds such as Red-winged blackbirds and woodpeckers
and perhaps some colorful warblers along with many other
interesting species. Bring binoculars and a bird guide.
Code
Age Day Dates
180302-01 18+
Sat
5/4
Times
7-9 am
Deadline
April 27
Fee: $5
www.sgparks.org
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Community
Sugar Grove
Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Our fundamental value is a belief in a strong, active
organization that works to bring business and residents
together for the enrichment of the entire community.
You may reach us at:
Sugar Grove Community Building - Upstairs
P.O. Box 765
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
Phone: 630-466-7895
Fax: 630-466-7825
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sugargrovechamber.org
Bliss Woods Forest Preserve
Habitat Restoration
The Kane County Forest Preserve sponsors Habitat Restoration
Work Days at Bliss Woods every fourth Saturday of the
month from 9 to noon. Bliss Woods is located on Bliss Road
approximately ½ mile northeast of Route 47 in Sugar Grove.
Participants meet in the parking lot closest to the bike trail.
Please call Mary O. at 640-466-4922
([email protected]) or Julia at 630-232-5980 for further
information.
Spring 2013
KYSO Outdoor Soccer
Sugar Grove Park District works with Kaneland Youth Soccer
Organization (KYSO) to provide spring outdoor soccer leagues
for youth ages 4-17. Volunteer coaches hold one practice a
week, with games on Saturdays. Season runs April - May. For
more information or to register, go to
www.kanelandyouthsoccer.com. Deadline is January 31.
Sugar Grove Historical Society - Bliss House Museum
Meetings are on the third Monday evening each month at 7
p.m. in the Bliss House unless stated differently.
259 Main Street - P. O. Box 102
630-466-9726 or 630-466-4382
www.sugargrovehistory.org
[email protected]
Hours: Tuesdays 1:00-4:00pm
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January 21 – No Meeting
February 18 – ‘Veterans Park’ – Cliff BarkerKathy Whildin.
March 18 – ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin – The Old Hotel’
April 3 – House clean, review of past year and
election of board
Our book, SIN-QUA-SIP: The History of Sugar Grove
Township, is available for $24 at the Bliss House.
CPR & First Aid
CPR classes are offered once a month for groups of five or
more. Instructors who are certified by the American Heart
Association and are members of the Sugar Grove Fire
Department teach all of the classes. For more information call
630-466-4513.
Elburn Seniors
Join us on the first Thursday of each month for our luncheon
and meeting. You do not have to live in Elburn. We have
members from the surrounding Fox Valley area. Bring a
dish to pass and your own table service. Coffee, iced tea and
lemonade are furnished – all homemade food. Arrive at the
Elburn Lions Park building by 11:30 am. Serve on the meat
committee once a year. Annual dues are $15 per person.
Dues are used to pay for your pork chop dinner in August and
Christmas party in December. We have a picnic in July as
well. Cards, bingo and games are played after a short meeting.
Call 630-879-7898 for more details.
www.sgparks.org
(630) 466-7436
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Community
Spring 2013
Park Bench Memorial
FVSRA
Park benches with specially designed memorial plaques are
available for a. $1,800 donation through the Sugar Grove Park
District. District staff will work closely with donors to make
sure the wording on the dedication plaques and the park location is completely satisfactory to all. Price includes installation
on a concrete pad. Tax donation receipts will be issued. For
more information call 630-466-7436.
Doggie Easter Egg Hunt
To encourage active, healthy and playful lifestyles for
residents with disabilities, the Fox Valley Special Recreation
Association, as an extension of Fox Valley, Geneva, St.
Charles, Batavia, Oswegoland, Sugar Grove Park Districts
and South Elgin Park and Recreation Department provides a
diverse range of year-round recreational activities to:
• enhance skill development and socialization
• encourage self-awareness and community exploration
• promote independence through choice of least restrictive leisure environments
• provide a sense of enjoyment, satisfaction and fulfillment
Inclusion services provide opportunities for people with
disabilities and those without disabilities to participate in
recreational activities together. If you would like to enroll
in a park district program and need special assistance, please
mark the section on the park district registration form. The
request will be forwarded to the FVSRA Inclusion Coordinator
who will not only find the appropriate assistance, but will also
continue to monitor progress throughout the program. Please
provide at least two weeks notice for an inclusion request.
2121 W. Indian Trail, Aurora, IL 60506,
(630) 907-1114, www.fvsra.org
BYOB - Bring Your Own Bags
Bean Bags, Bean Toss, Cornhole, Corn Toss (or whatever you
call it) is here! Similar to horseshoes except you use boxes
called platforms instead of metal stakes and corn bags instead
of horseshoes. Volunteer Park is now home to two courts
with our newly-installed cement bags platforms. One court is
junior-sized for children; the other for adults. Games are safe
for everyone, and anyone can play. No muss; no fuss. Just
bring your own bags and you are ready to play. If you don’t
have bags, call our office at 630-466-7436. We’ll lend you
some of ours.
www.sgparks.org
Bring your dog to an Easter Egg Hunt for a dog-gone good
time. Watch your dog sniff out treat-filled Easter Eggs, socialize with other four-legged friends and take pictures with
the Easter Bunny. Please fill out form with your email address
prior to having pictures taken so we can email them to you.
Dogs must be on leash at all times. Only dog and one handler
allowed to hunt eggs. This free event will be held on Saturday,
March 23rd at 2:10pm at Volunteer Park, rain or shine. Don’t
forget your basket to collect eggs. Egg Hunt for children will
be held prior to this event.
Dog Park Membership
Enjoy our one-acre, fenced open space for dogs to run, train
and socialize off-leash. Dogs using the park must be up-todate on all vaccinations and be registered for the program.
Please complete the registration form at the end of this
brochure.
Hours:
Open every day, sunrise to sunset
Location:
Sugar Grove Sports Complex
Thank you to our
2012 Dog Park Sponsors
Millie’s Pet Sitting & More, LLC
630-466-8080 www.milliespetsitting.com
K9 Clean Up/Home Sweet Home Pet Sitting
630-728-4215 www.hshpet.net
Sugar Grove Animal Hospital
630-466-7387 www.sugargroveanimalhospital.com
Dogs R Angels Pet Sitting & Dog Walking
630-466-4246 www.dogsrangels.com
K9 Clean Up/Home Sweet Home Pet Sitting
630-728-4215 www.hshpet.net
Midwest Greyhound Adoption Inc.
630-466-4022 www.midwestgreyhound.org
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Odds & Ends
Retired American Flags
The Sugar Grove Park District and Boy Scout Troop 26 have
collaborated to provide a collection box for tattered American
flags. As an Eagle Scout service project and with the help of
the Park District, the collection box is open to the public for
the disposal of worn out American flags. It is located at 61
Main Street, behind the park district’s administration building.
Spring 2013
Cooperative Agreement
with the Fox Valley Park District
The Sugar Grove Park District Board of Commissioners has
entered into a cooperative agreement with the Fox Valley Park
District. This agreement allows Sugar Grove residents to
participate in Fox Valley Park District programs and facilities
for the same fees they charge their residents. The resident discount applies to both season passes and daily admission rates.
Youth Athletic Team
Friendship Requests
To request that a child be placed on a team with another child,
please follow these guidelines:
• One friendship request per participant. The friend must also request the participant.
Example: If Billy requests Tommy, then Tommy must also
request Billy.
• Each team will automatically have the coach’s and assistant coach’s children placed on the team. Each head coach is
allowed to request one assistant coach. This will count as their friendship request.
• All siblings within the same age group will be placed on the
same team unless otherwise directed by the parents. This will count as their friendship request.
• Participants who are on the waitlist will be placed as
openings develop without consideration of friendship
requests.
• All correctly submitted friendship requests and practice day advances will be recorded for
consideration, but, as always,
not guaranteed.
• If you have a friendship
request, complete this form.
No phone requests. Please
contact your child’s friend to
encourage them to request
your child as well.
Want to Coach?
Friendship Request Form
Volunteer Coach Form
Program Name: _________________________________
Age Level: ______________________________________
Volunteer Coach Name: ___________________________
Child’s Name: ___________________________________
Phone Number: _________________________________
Email: _________________________________________
Child’s Name: ___________________________________
Program Name: _________________________________
Child’s Age/Grade: ______________________________
Friendship Request: _____________________________
Parent’s Name: _________________________________
(parent/legal guardian)
Parent’s Signature: ______________________________
(parent/legal guardian)
www.sgparks.org
(630) 466-7436
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Good Time Guarantee
Spring 2013
confident that our recreation programs provide high
quality enjoyment that we are backing them with a
policy called the “Good Time Guarantee”. If you are
unsatisfied for any reason with the quality of
instruction, your child’s ability to adapt emotionally
in the class, or the appropriateness of the class skill
level, you can receive a full refund of your program
registration fee.
Guidelines
At the Sugar Grove Park District, we are committed to
providing the public with high quality recreation
programs. Our residents are important to us and we
feel they deserve quality at all times. We are so
1. Participant must attend the first two classes of a recreation program that spans 6 or more classes.
2. A “Program Refund Application Form” must be filled out appropriately and received by the park
district office prior to the third class meeting.
3. Forms are available online at www.sgparks.org or in our office.
4. This policy does not apply to short-term programs, CARE, and youth athletic leagues.
Program Refunds
All refund requests must be made in writing on the Program
Refund Application Form found on our website at
www.sgparks.org/forms-contracts.
• Class Cancellations by Park District:
If a class is cancelled by the Park District, a full refund will automatically be mailed to the person who was enrolled in the class. If participant is a minor, the refund will be issued to the Parent/Guardian who signs the registration form. No refund form needs to be completed for a class cancellation.
If you wish to apply this refund to another class, you must notify the Park District immediately.
• Refunds After Start of Recreation Program:
As part of our Good Time
Guarantee, a refund can be
made after attending 2 classes
of a program that spans 6
classes or more. Refund form
must be received by the park
district office before the 3rd
class meeting and no service
charge will be deducted. This
policy does not apply to shortterm programs, CARE, or
athletic leagues. No refunds
after the 3rd class meeting.
www.sgparks.org
• Short-Term Program Refunds:
Applications for refunds for programs meeting less than 6 times must be submitted at least 5 business days prior to the first class in order to receive a refund minus a $10 service charge. If application is received less than 5 business days prior to start of program and it causes enrollment to fall
belowminimum and the spot cannot be filled, no refund
will be given. Refund requests will not be awarded after
the class has ended. Instances in which fees are $10 or less,
the service charge will be waived.
• Youth Athletic League Refunds:
Refunds requested before teams are formed will be issued a
full refund minus a $10 service charge. Once teams are
formed, a refund may be issued for athletic team partici-
pants (less costs and $10 service charge) if a replacement player is found or added from a waitlist. If no replacement is found for player, no refund will be issued.
• CARE Program Refunds:
As the payment structure of our CARE program is
complicated, please contact our office if you wish to withdraw from this program. A prorated refund may be
issued minus a $10 service charge.
• Questions About Program Refunds?
Please contact our office at 630-466-7436 or email [email protected].
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www.sgparks.org
Notes
(630) 466-7436
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Live
Laugh
Learn
2121 W. Indian Trail • Aurora, IL 60506 • P: 630.907.1114 • www.fvsra.org
Live, Laugh and Learn
with FVSRA
The Fox Valley Special Recreation Association (FVSRA) provides a diverse range of year-round
recreation opportunities to enable individuals with special needs to experience active, healthy
and playful lifestyles.
FVSRA programs and services focus on:
independence
skill development
self-awareness
community exploration
61 Main Street
Sugar Grove, Illinois 60554
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT #10
SUGAR GROVE, IL 60554
Residential Customer
DONALD J. FEE D.D.S. Ltd.
FAMILY DENTAL CARE
Serving Sugar Grove Since 1993
630-466-4511
www.donaldfeedds.com
26 West Cross Street, Sugar Grove

Sugar Grove Park District

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