Middleton Recreation Division

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2015 SUMMER PROGRAMS
Register online at:
www.ci.middleton.wi.us
7426 Hubbard Ave., Middleton, WI 53562
(608) 821-8360
MIDDLETON RECREATION DIVISION - 2015 SUMMER PROGRAMS
FLYING THROUGH OUTER SPACE,
DODGING ASTEROIDS…. OR FLYING THROUGH THE AIR, PERFECTING
A BACK HANDSPRING...
It’s a summer full of all new
quests thrills!
AGES 3-8
AGES 6-12
SUMMER CAMPS
Whether you're looking for the perfect summer quest for your little adventurer or a way for your
child to perfect some seriously thrilling skills, The Little Gym Summer Camps have something for
everyone! Each week combines fun activities and games with new interactive themes for some
serious summer fun! Plus, flexible scheduling options allow you to schedule several weeks, a single
week or even just a day at a time!
Enroll for Summer beginning March 9!
Middleton
www.tlgmiddletonwi.com
608-836-3028
Camps and Classes Start
JUNE 15, 2015
Camps for ages 3-12 years old!
Spring Break March 30 - April 3
Fitchburg
www.tlgfitchburgwi.com
608-442-0608
Parent / Child Classes · Pre-K & Grade School Gymnastics · Dance · Karate
Sports Skills · Awesome Birthday Bashes · Parents’ Survival Night · Camp
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GENERAL INFORMATION
REGISTRATION
PROCEDURES
MIDDLETON PUBLIC LANDS,
RECREATION, AND FORESTRY
OFFICE INFORMATION
1. Internet: Programs are available for online
Public Lands Manager: Penni Klein
Assistant Director of Public Lands
for Recreation: Megan Meyer
City Forester: Mark Wegner
Youth Center Director: Gabrielle Hinahara
Office Manager: Jessica Ripp
Location: 7426 Hubbard Avenue (City Hall)
Phone: 608-821-8360
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ci.middleton.wi.us
Office Hours:
Memorial Day-Labor Day:
8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Thursday
8:00am-3:00pm Friday
Labor Day-Memorial Day:
9:00am-3:00pm Monday-Friday
registration. By using this system, registration
will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Registration will be done through RecDesk. Find
the activities you want to register for: visit www.
ci.middleton.wi.us and click on recreation programs
to get access to the RecDesk site.
2. Mail-In: Mail in registration for all programs
will be accepted beginning the dates listed. Early
postmarks will be returned. Proof of School
District residency required if address does not
reflect residency. Completed registration forms
with payment should be sent to:
Middleton Recreation Division
7426 Hubbard Ave.
Middleton, WI 53562
3. Walk-In: Walk in registration for all programs
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will be accepted beginning the dates listed and will
continue until classes are filled.
We do not accept phone registrations.
PURPOSE
LATE REGISTRATIONS
The Middleton Recreation Division’s purpose is to
serve as a catalyst in the development, initiation,
coordination, and the support for a variety of leisure
time activities and facilities for residents of all ages.
Late registration and registration at the program will not
be accepted; no exceptions. Registration deadlines are
important, so please register by the posted deadlines so staff
can properly prepare for the program.
PROGRAM & ACTIVITY SITE
LOCATIONS
TRANSFERS
Transfers between classes must be done with a minimum
of three days prior to the start of a class. After that time,
transfers will not be accepted.
• Aquatic Center - 2400 Park Lawn Place
• City Hall - 7426 Hubbard Avenue
REFUNDS
• Clark Street Community School - 2429 Clark Street
Refunds will be made on all classes that are cancelled by the
Recreation Division. Refunds will be honored for requests
made a minimum of 5 days prior to the start of the class or
program. Credit card processing fees are non-refundable.
Refunds will not be issued for unattended classes, weather
related cancellations, or holiday dates. A $5.00 service charge
is withheld for all refunds, unless the activity is cancelled by
the Recreational Division. There will be no refunds issued
once the program starts.
• Elm Lawn School - 6701 Woodgate Road
• Firemen’s Park - 7400 Lee Street
• Hubbard Activity Center - 7448 Hubbard Avenue
(located within Senior Center)
• Kromrey School - 7009 Donna Drive
• Lakeview Park - 6300 Mendota Avenue
MIN/MAX ENROLLMENT
• Middleton High School - 2100 Bristol Avenue
Middleton Recreation will determine the minimum number
of participants needed to hold the program, and reserves
the right to cap enrollment when deemed necessary. If the
required minimum is not met, the program will be cancelled.
• Middleton Youth Center - 2429 Clark Street
• Northside School - 3620 High Road
• Orchid Heights Park - 3960 Valley Ridge Road
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PROGRAM POSTPONEMENTS/
INCLEMENT WEATHER
EMPLOYMENT
The Middleton Public Lands, Recreation, and Forestry
Department employs many individuals to work with various
programs and out in the field maintaining public lands.
Contact the department to inquire about possible openings.
Hiring takes place in January and February.
Any program postponed due to inclement weather
will not be rescheduled. The Middleton Recreation
Division will post messages for all programs in case of
inclement weather. If you would like more information
about possible cancellations or postponements, check
the city website at www.ci.middleton.wi.us or call the
PROGRAM HOTLINE at 608-821-8357. If MCPASD
closes, no programs will be held at the schools.
LIABILITY
Participants must assume full responsibility for injuries
while participating.
There will be NO classes and swim lessons on July 4th!
DISCLAIMER: This is not a school-sponsored activity
and the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District
does not provide support or endorsement of this
program/activity. It has neither reviewed nor approved
the program, personnel, or activities announced
in this brochure/flyer. Permission to distribute this
material must not be considered a recommendation or
endorsement by the school district.
CONFIRMATION OF ENROLLMENT
Once you have registered, plan on attending at the listed
times and dates. Please feel free to call to verify your
enrollment and/or ask questions. The Recreation Division
will only contact you if the program is full, cancelled, or
there are changes.
AGE/GRADE REQUIREMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A child must meet required program age by the first day
of the program. All grade restrictions will be based on
the upcoming 2015-2016 school years. Age and grade
requirements are set to benefit all children and to make
instruction easier for the program leader. All participants
must register for the correct class or they may be contacted
to move classes or lose their spot in the program.
Program Registration................................................ 5
Sports Programs.....................................................6-8
Fitness & Dance........................................................ 9
Enrichment......................................................... 10-13
Cooking for Kids ................................................... 14
RESIDENT/NON-RESIDENT
Engineering for Kids ............................................. 15
Residents are those that reside within the MCPASD
boundaries. Non-Residents are those that are not part of the
MCPASD.
Celebration Art Studio ........................................... 16
CREDIT CARD PAYMENT
Middleton Youth Center ........................................ 18
Meet Your Instructor ...............................................17
All in-house and online credit card payments are charged
a non-refundable processing fee. This is charged by the
processing company, not Middleton Recreation.
Misc. Programs ...................................................... 19
Spring Programs .................................................... 20
Aquatics.............................................................. 22-25
ADA
WPRA Discount Tickets......................................... 27
If you require assistance or have special needs, please contact
the Public Lands, Recreation, and Forestry Department.
Dog Exercise Park.................................................. 27
Shelter Facilities..................................................... 28
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Park Facilities and Services................................... 29
There is limited financial assistance available. Please contact
the Public Lands, Recreation, and Forestry Department for
more details.
Registration Forms ................................................ 30
New Ideas Welcome!
PHOTO POLICY
Do you have a talent or an amazing program idea?
We are always looking for new and innovative
programs to offer! Please contact us today!
Middleton Recreation Division programs and events are
often photographed for promotional purposes. If you do not
wish to be included in a Recreation Division photo, please
indicate this to the instructor and/or photographer.
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PROGRAM REGISTRATION
Please register during the dates listed below. Late registration and registration at the program will not be accepted; no exceptions.
Registration deadlines are important, so please register by the posted deadlines so staff can properly prepare for the program.
Please reference the individual program for program dates and session numbers. Mail-in registration received prior to the start date
listed will be returned. The session number informs you when the program registration begins and ends.
AQUATIC PROGRAM REGISTRATION
RECREATION PROGRAM
REGISTRATION
ONLINE REGISTRATION DATES:
ONLINE REGISTRATION DATES:
Session
Start Date
End Date
1
2
3
April 13
April 13
April 13
June 9
June 30
July 28
MAIL/WALK-IN
REGISTRATION DATES:
Session Start Date
End Date
1
2
3
May 9
May 9
May 9
Session
Start Date
End Date
1
2
3
4
5
April 13
June 1
June 15
June 29
July 13
June 9
June 23
July 7
July 21
August 4
MAIL/WALK-IN
REGISTRATION DATES:
Session Start Date
End Date
June 9
June 30
July 28
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2
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4
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REGISTER ONLINE
WWW.CI.MIDDLETON.WI.US
May 9
June 1
June 15
June 29
July 13
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of the Middleton Community
since 2003.
Present this coupon at
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Middleton
6711 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave., 608-831-1008
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June 9
June 23
July 7
July 21
August 4
SPORTS PROGRAMS
VOLLEYBALL CO-ED INSTRUCTION
CLINIC (GRADES 9-12)
WE PLAY BASEBALL (AGES 6-9)
This program teaches youngsters the fundamentals of
baseball while emphasizing sportsmanship, fun, and low-key
competition. Hitting is done with a combination of batting tees
and pitching supervisors. The program runs 4 weeks, with the
first week of the season consisting of batting drills, throwing,
catching, and learning the general rules of the game. The final 3
weeks of the season will have games between teams, as divided
by the supervisors. Please bring a glove.
This four day clinic of volleyball skills is taught by the Middleton
High School coaches. The clinic will offer lectures, drills, practice
sessions, contests, and daily games. Please wear gym shoes,
practice clothes, and bring a towel. Cost includes a clinic souvenir.
Cost: $70 R/$105 NR
Location: Middleton High School Gym
CODE: DAY: DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION
3300.702M-Th7/13-7/16 12:45-3:30pm2
Cost: $60 R/$90 NR
Location: Lakeview Park
CODE:
2700.503
2700.505
2700.504
2700.506
DAY:
T & TH
T & TH
T & TH
T & TH
DATE(S):
6/23-7/16
7/21-8/13
6/23-7/16
7/21-8/13
TIME:
9:30-10:30am
9:30-10:30am
6:30-7:30pm
6:30-7:30am
SESSION:
1
2
1
2
VOLLEYBALL CO-ED INSTRUCTION
CLINIC (GRADES 5-8)
This four day clinic of volleyball skills is taught by the Middleton
High School coaches. The clinic will offer lectures, drills, practice
sessions, contests, and daily games. Please wear gym shoes,
practice clothes, and bring a towel. Cost includes a clinic souvenir.
SMALL FRY SOCCER (AGES 3.5-8)
Cost: $55 R/$83 NR
Location: Middleton High School Gym
This program places emphasis on learning soccer skills,
sportsmanship, fun, and low key competition.
SESSION
3300.701M-Th7/13-7/16 9:45am-12pm 2
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
TEE LEAGUE BASEBALL (AGES 4-6)
Ages 3.5-5
CODE: DAY:
2300.503 M & W
2300.500 M & W
2300.703 M & W
2300.700 M & W
Ages 5-6
CODE:
2300.504
2300.501
2300.704
2300.701
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/22-7/15
7/20-8/12
7/20-8/12
TIME:
9:00-9:50am
5:00-5:50pm
9:00-9:50am
5:00-5:50pm
This instructional program emphasizes baseball fundamentals.
Hitting is done off a tee. The program runs 4 weeks, with the
first week of the season consisting of batting drills, throwing,
catching, and learning the general rules of the game. The final 3
weeks of the season will have games between teams, as divided
by the supervisor. Please bring a glove.
SESSION:
1
1
2
2
DAY:
M & W
M & W
M & W
M & W
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/22-7/15
7/20-8/12
7/20-8/12
TIME:
9:55-10:45am
6:00-6:50pm
9:55-10:45am
6:00-6:50pm
Ages 6-8
CODE: DAY:
2300.505 M & W
2300.502 M & W
2300.705 M & W
2300.702 M & W
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/22-7/15
7/20-8/12
7/20-8/12
TIME:
SESSION:
10:50-11:40am1
7:00-7:50pm 1
10:50-11:40am2
7:00-7:50pm 2
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
CODE: DAY:
2700.501 T 2700.507 T 2700.502TH
2700.508TH
SESSION:
1
1
2
2
DATE(S): TIME:
6/23-7/14 5:30-6:15pm
7/21-8/11 5:30-6:15pm
6/25-7/16 5:30-6:15pm
7/23-8/13 5:30-6:15pm
SESSION:
1
2
1
2
SMART START BASEBALL (AGES 3.5-4)
This non-competitive program emphasizes on teaching the
skills of baseball. The focus is not on competition, but rather on
learning. Participants are taught the correct techniques that they
are going to need to use in sports. Parents will be encouraged
to participate in the program, and interact with their children.
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
SESSION
2700.515 T 6/23-7/14 10:45-11:30am1
2700.517 T 7/21-8/11 10:45-11:15am2
2700.516T
6/23-7/14 4:30-5:15pm 1
2700.518T
7/21-8/11 4:30-5:15pm 2
DON’T FORGET TO
REGISTER ONLINE!
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YOUTH TENNIS (AGES 7-17)
SMALL FRY TENNIS (AGES 3.5-6)
Small Fry Tennis is an instructional program of fundamental
skills and techniques that is specifically designed for young
children. It introduces participants to the game of tennis. Every
element of the program has been created for the younger player.
Tennis racquet and balls are provided.
Classes will be divided into the following groups:
Beginners: For those new to the sport, instruction through games
and competition in the basic strokes of tennis: Introduction to
forehand, backhands and volleys.
Intermediate: For those who have had beginner lessons, and have
begun to hit serves, volleys, and groundstrokes with some success.
Lobs, overheads, approach, and drop shots will be introduced. Basic
strategies and match play will be introduced, along with serving.
Cost: $25 R/$38 NR
Location: Lakeview Park Courts
SESSION 1:
Ages 3.5-4
CODE:
DAY:
2500.499 M & W
2500.500 T & Th
Ages 4-6
CODE:
DAY:
2500.502 M & W
2500.501 T & Th
2500.503 T & Th
Advanced: For those with dependable strokes, but want to develop
spin and pace on their shots. Action drills and match play each
session. Advanced shot selection and strategies stressed.
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
SESSION 1:
Ages 7-9
CODE:
2500.505
2500.506
2500.524
2500.525
DAY:
M & W
M & W
T & Th
T & Th
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/22-7/15
6/23-7/16
6/23-7/16
TIME:
9:00-9:50am
9:00-9:50am
10:30-11:20am
10:30-11:20am
LEVEL:
Beginner
Intermediate
Beginner
Intermediate
Ages 10-12
CODE: DAY:
2500.507 M & W
2500.508 M & W
2500.521 T & Th
2500.522 T & Th
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/22-7/15
6/23-7/16
6/23-7/16
TIME:
10:30-11:20am
10:30-11:20am
9:35-10:25am
9:35-10:25am
LEVEL:
Beginner
Intermediate
Beginner
Intermediate
Ages 13-17
CODE: DAY:
2500.510 M & W
2500.511 M & W
2500.537 M & W
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/22-7/15
6/22-7/15
TIME:
11:25-12:15pm
11:25-12:15pm
12:20-1:10pm
LEVEL:
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
DAY:
M & W
M & W
T & Th
T & Th
DATE(S):
7/20-8/12
7/20-8/12
7/21-8/13
7/21-8/13
TIME:
9:00-9:50am
9:00-9:50am
10:30-11:20am
10:30-11:20am
LEVEL:
Beginner
Intermediate
Beginner
Intermediate
Ages 10-12
CODE: DAY:
2500.707 M & W
2500.708 M & W
2500.721 T & Th
2500.722 T & Th
DATE(S):
7/20-8/12
7/20-8/12
7/21-8/13
7/21-8/13
TIME:
10:30-11:20am
10:30-11:20am
9:35-10:25am
9:35-10:25am
LEVEL:
Beginner
Intermediate
Beginner
Intermediate
Ages 13-17
CODE: DAY:
2500.710 M & W
2500.711 M & W
2500.726 M & W
DATE(S):
7/20-8/12
7/20-8/12
7/20-8/12
TIME:
11:25-12:15pm
11:25-12:15pm
12:20-1:10pm
LEVEL:
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
SESSION 2:
Ages 3.5-4
CODE:
DAY:
2500.704 M & W
2500.900 T & Th
Ages 4-6
CODE:
DAY:
2500.702 M & W
2500.701 T & Th
2500.703 T & Th
TIME:
11:25-11:55am
11:25-11:55am
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/23-7/16
6/23-7/16
TIME:
9:55-10:25am
9:00-9:30am
11:25-11:55am
DATE(S):
7/20-8/12
7/21-8/13
TIME:
11:25-11:55am
11:25-11:55am
DATE(S):
7/20-8/12
7/21-8/13
7/21-8/13
TIME:
9:55-10:25am
9:00-9:30am
11:25-11:55am
YOUTH FITNESS (GRADES 5-8)
Do you want to build a stronger body that is more injury
resistant, and more successful at everything you choose to do?
Join coach Mike Meeteer for an hour of developing strength,
mobility, coordination, and cardiovascular fitness using simple
equipment, or no equipment at all. Classes will be physically
demanding and fun. All fitness levels will be welcome.
SESSION 2:
Ages 7-9
CODE:
2500.901
2500.706
2500.724
2500.725
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/23-7/16
Cost: $30 R/ $45 NR
Location: Firemen’s Park
SESSION
1800.501 T & Th 6/23-7/30 9:30-10:30am 1
Cardinal
BoysSoccer
and Girls
Varsity
Summer
Camp
SUMMER
SOCCER
CAMPS
Session 1
Session 2
Boys & Girls Entering K-8th Grade in Fall 2015
June 22-25
8:30-11:00 am
$75
July 13-16
8:30-11:00 am
$75
A FUN OPPORTUNITY for girls and boys entering kindergarten through 8th grade (for Fall
2015) to enhance and develop their SOCCER SKILLS in this camp led by the
Middleton High School Varsity Soccer Players.
The Cardinal Summer
Soccer
camp will focus on
ball-handling,
skills, dribbling,
passing,
(Includes
t-shirt)
($10
discountfoot
if attending
both)
finishing and small-sided games. Each day at camp, your child will practice soccer techniques
atincrease
Airport
Soccer Fields
in Middleton
through Camp
activities held
that will
yourRoad
child’s development
in game-like
situations. The camp
is a way
MHS Varsity
players toemail:
share and
teach younger kids in the community the skills
Forformore
information
[email protected]
that have helped them be successful. Camp participants will be able to meet and work with
some of the top players in the area.
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** Campers should bring a ball, shin guards, water bottle and appropriate shoes to camp each day. A
camp t-shirt will be provided the first day of camp.
TRACK (AGES 7-12)
ADULT TENNIS (AGES 18+)
This is a supervised program of training in various track events.
Methods and techniques of preparing for events will be taught.
Running events will be encouraged. Meets for participants
will be held during each session. The last three classes of each
session will meet at the Middleton High School Track.
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
Location: Middleton High School Track
Beginner/Adv. Beginner: For those new to the sport and those
who have had beginner lessons and have begun to hit serves,
volleys, and groundstrokes with some success.
Age 7-9
CODE: DAY:
2900.501 M & W
2900.701 M & W
Age 10-12
CODE: DAY:
2900.502 M & W
2900.702 M & W
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
SESSION:
2500.801 M & W 6/22-7/15 6:00-6:55pm 1
2500.803 M & W 7/20-8/12 6:00-6:55pm 2
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
6/22-7/15 9:30-10:25am 1
7/20-8/12 9:30-10:25am 2
Intermediate: For those who can serve consistently and keep
the ball in play at moderate pace. Lobs, overheads, approach
and drop shots will be introduced. Singles and doubles match
play included.
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
6/22-7/15 10:30-11:25am1
7/20-8/12 10:30-11:25am2
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
Join the fun!
SESSION:
2500.802 M & W 6/22-7/15 7:00-7:55pm 1
2500.804 M & W 7/20-8/12 7:00-7:55pm 2
Co-ed Teams and
Women’s Volleyball Champs
Warner Park “Duck Pond”
2920 N. Sherman Ave.
Madison, WI 53704
608-246-4277
1314 Canal St., Hwy 14
Black Earth, WI 53515
608-767-3447
Hwy 14 & 78 North
Mazomanie, WI 53560
608-767-5555
Steve Schmitt, Owner
www.mallardsbaseball.com
www.theshoebox.com
www.rookiesfood.com
15 minutes west on Hwy 14
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FITNESS & DANCE
MODERN DANCE (AGES 11-15)
JAZZ (AGES 7-10)
Participants will learn a funky routine, with leaps and turns.
Wear light, breathable clothing which allows easy movement.
Jazz shoes are strongly recommended, but ballet slippers may
be worn. A performance will be held during the last class.
Jazz consists of sharp and fluid movements to create a visually
technical dance and style. Body isolations, stretch, turning,
leaping and technical steps are taught in this class. Jazz shoes
are strongly recommended, but ballet slippers may be worn. A
performance will be held during the last class.
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
Location: Hubbard Activity Center
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
CODE:
DAY: DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION
1600.501 M & W 6/22-7/8 2:00-3:00pm 1
1600.502 M & W 7/27-8/12 2:00-3:00pm 2
SESSION
1600.540 M & W 6/22-7/8
3:15-4:15pm 1
1600.542 M & W 7/27-8/12 3:15-4:15pm 2
BALLET (AGES 4-6)
TAE KWON DO (AGES 5-17)
Children will learn the basics of classical ballet technique.
Ballet slippers required. A performance will be held during the
last class.
This is an introductory class to the Korean Martial Art of Tae
Kwon Do. Students will learn the basic kicking and punching
combinations, as well as increase strength and flexibility. Tae
Kwon Do promotes self-esteem and confidence, along with
improvement of focus and concentration. All classes are taught
by Master Miles Varichak, 4th Dan Master Instructor with the
World Tae Kwon Do Federation. Belt testing will be held 3 times
per year, which is an additional fee.
No classes will be held July 4 and 24.
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
CODE:
1600.531
1600.532
DAY:
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION
M & W 6/22-7/8
1:00-1:45pm 1
M & W 7/27-8/12 1:00-1:45pm 2
Cost: $70 R/$105 NR
Location: Hubbard Art Center
WOMEN’S SELF-DEFENSE (AGES 16+)
SESSION
2014.414F
6/26-8/7 1:00-2:00pm 1
2014.415Sat 6/27-8/8 10:30-11:30am1
In the Basics class, women will learn a full range of selfdefense techniques, including: awareness, assault deterrence,
and setting verbal boundaries. You will learn to recognize
dangerous situations, use words and body language to be
assertive, learn how to escape grabs and holds, and how to
strike with power and accuracy.
PILATES FOR BUFF BONES® (AGES 16+)
A unique, Pilates-based workout that uses bone-strengthening
techniques while focusing on alignment and balance. It targets
the hips, arms, abs and back while giving the whole body a
terrific workout. The program follows a research-supported
design of specially sequenced exercises, making it an entire
system of bone and joint health, rather than just a set of exercises.
This dynamic workout is adaptable and challenging for people
of all levels. It is also safe for those with osteoporosis.
Cost: $90 R/$135 NR
SESSION
2015.300 Sat 7/11-8/15 11:45am-12:45pm2
PILATES MAT CLASS (AGES 16+)
Cost: $65 R/$98 NR
If you have ever thought about trying Pilates – now is the time!!
Kathy teaches a high quality class that both challenges and
respects the body while maintaining an awareness of individual
needs and conditions.
CODE:
DAY: DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION
2015.312T
6/23-7/21 8:00-9:00am1
2015.313T
7/28-8/25 8:00-9:00am3
Pilates Mat work provides a full body workout and is practiced
by millions worldwide.
Come discover the many benefits of Pilates: Find focus and
increase body awareness (breathing, posture, alignment and
uniform development of muscles, improve range of motion and
flexibility, increase core strength and decrease back, neck and
joint pain., improve balance, improve sports performance and
help prevent injuries, and enhance mood and improve sleep.
Cost: $65 R/$98 NR
CODE:
DAY: DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION
2015.310 W 6/24-7/22 5:30-6:30pm1
2015.311 W 7/29-8/26 5:30-6:30pm3
9
ENRICHMENT
OUTDOOR EXPLORATION CAMP
(GRADES 1-6)
PRE-SCHOOL IN THE PARK (AGES 3-5)
This program is designed to encourage socialization and
creativity among preschoolers while they participate in crafts,
organized games, and various outdoor activities.
Bring the kids to Lakeview Park for a day filled with fun
outdoor activities. We will take the kids on a nature walk and
introduce them to birds, fish and plants in the local habitat. All
students will be introduced to basic bird watching, wildlife
identification, and stream/pond preservation skills. There will
be a habitat hike as well as stream exploration exercises and
fishing to give students hands on experiences.
Cost : $40 R/$60 NR
CODE:
2100.501
2100.502
2100.701
2100.702
DAY:
M & W
T & Th
M & W
T & Th
DATE(S):
6/22-7/15
6/23-7/16
7/20-8/12
7/21-8/13
TIME:
8:45-10:00am
8:45-10:00am
8:45-10:00am
8:45-10:00am
SESSION:
1
1
2
2
Fee: $45 R/$68 NR
CODE: DAY:
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
2012.002 T & Th 6/23-7/16 2:00-3:30pm 1
2014.411 T & Th 7/21-8/13 2:00-3:30pm 2
ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
(GRADES 1-6)
ARTS AND CRAFTS (AGES 4-10)
Youth will have all sorts of summer fun in Adventure
Playground! There will be games, crafts, cooking, and much
more. Join the fun and bring your friends for some unforgettable
adventures.
This program consists of drawing, painting, coloring, and
construction of numerous fun and creative projects. Different
projects are completed each session.
Fee: $45 R/$68 NR
Cost : $45 R/$68 NR
CODE: DAY:
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
2014.412 M & W 6/22-7/15 2:00-3:30pm 1
2014.413 M & W 7/20-8/12 2:00-3:30pm 2
Ages 4-5
CODE: DAY:
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
1100.506 T & Th 6/23-7/9 12:30-1:15pm 1
1100.716 T & Th 7/28-8/13 12:30-1:15pm 2
PROP & SCENERY DESIGN (AGES 10-17)
Ages 6-7
CODE: DAY:
DATE(S): TIME:
1100.504 T & Th 6/23-7/9 1:30-2:20pm
1100.714 T & Th 7/28-8/13 1:30-2:20pm
This is a program for children who are interested in prop,
scenery, and set construction for the drama production
of Treasure Island. Participants must be present for dress
rehearsals and performances. Please see “Creative Drama” for
more details.
Ages 8-10
CODE: DAY:
DATE(S): TIME:
1100.505 T & Th 6/23-7/9 2:40-3:25pm
1100.715 T & Th 7/28-8/13 2:40-3:25pm
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
Location: Middleton High School Performing Arts Center
CODE: DAY:
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
1500.504 T & Th 6/23-7/23 10:00-11:30am 1
Create a unique woven piece of art using a mixed media of
materials. Yarn, fabric, ribbon, beads, and more can be woven
into a design to take home.
In this class, students will use their imagination to create and
build a 3-dimensional sculpture structure using toothpicks and
grapes. Next, we will learn about the importance of a light
source in art, and how the different shadows of our sculpture
looks with using different sources of light. Then, students will
use two different light sources and trace the shadows of their
art. Finally, we will use water color paints to fill in the shapes
that we have created! When these two original pieces are side
by side, you will see how well they complement each other!
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
Ages 7-10
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
7/27 & 8/3
TIME:
10:30am-12:00pm
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
Ages 11-13
CODE:
2001.102
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
8/17 & 8/24
SESSION:
1
2
WATER COLOR SCULPTURE, SHADOW,
AND SCULPTURE ART (AGES 5-9)
HANGER WEAVING (AGES 7-13)
CODE:
2001.101
SESSION:
1
2
TIME:
10:30am-12:00pm
CODE:
2001.105
10
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
6/22 & 6/29
TIME:
8:30-10:00am
YOUTH VOLUNTEER CAMP (GRADES 6-8)
CREATIVE DRAMA (GRADES 4-12)
Youth can make a difference in our
community. Meet new people, lend
a helping hand, build self-esteem,
gain a better understanding of our community and make an
impact on citizens in our community who need assistance in
their daily lives. Each day participants will also enjoy fun,
recreational activities like swimming, bowling, and visits to
local parks. Bring a sack lunch, swimsuit, towel, sunscreen,
and bug spray. Program is open to a maximum of 8 participants
per session.
This program is open to all children in the Middleton-Cross
Plains Area School District. Program enrollment will be
determined by audition. Highlight of the program will be a
production directed by Kendra Dando. Auditions will be held
June 8 from 4-5:30pm at the Middleton High School Performing
Arts Center. Participants must prepare a memorized audition
piece from “Treasure Island.” A final cast list will be determined
following the audition. Registration can be completed when
the cast is finalized. Rehearsals will be held for three weeks
July 6-July 22 with performances July 23-25. Rehearsals
will generally go from 1-4pm M-Th and 1-3pm on Fridays.
Please note that actors must be at all rehearsals they are called
to during the three week period. However, if an actor is not in
the scene being rehearsed s/he should not attend rehearsal that
day. The official rehearsal calendar will be distributed once
the show has been cast, but a handout with more detailed
information about rehearsal expectations will be available
at the Recreation Division Office starting May 1. Audition
materials will also be available for download or at the Rec
Office May 1.
Cost: $95 R/$143 NR
Location: Middleton City Hall
CODE: DAY:
6011.627M-F
7011.711M-F
7011.725M-F
7011.726M-F
DATE(S): TIME:
6/22-6/26 8:30-4:00pm
7/6-7/10 8:30-4:00pm
7/20-7/24 8:30-4:00pm
8/3-8/7 8:30-4:00pm
SESSION:
1
2
2
3
Play Synopsis: When this rousing adventure story premiered
off-Broadway, it received unanimous critical acclaim. Parents
Magazine considered it, “first rate all the way, a delightful
experience,” and the New York Times called it, “an inventive
classic.” Treasure Island is certainly one of the most durable
adventure stories of all time, with the villainous Long John
Silver following young Jim across the ocean to search out a
buried fortune on Treasure Island. This delightful adaptation
includes numerous excellent roles for females.
www.pioneerdrama.com
THEATER CAMP (AGES 6-12)
We’ve revamped our summer drama program into a new, fun,
and educational experience for young and aspiring actors!
In this two week intensive theatre camp, children will learn,
memorize and put on a show. On the Friday of the second
week, the classes will demonstrate their hard work with a
performance for friends and family. Through staging these
plays, participants will learn many important aspects of acting
in a creative and supportive environment. All skill levels are
welcome! If your child doesn’t have theatre experience, don’t
worry, this will be the perfect opportunity for them to explore
their talents. Please join us for this new and exciting class!
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson is one of the most
famous adventure stories in English literature. The play begins
at a seaside inn owned by Auntie Nan, the caretaker of the young
protagonist, Jim Hawkins. A mysterious old sailor comes to the
inn, entrusts a treasure map to Jim, and promptly dies. But the
adventure has begun! Jim and friends board a ship to search for
the treasure, only to find that the majority of the ship’s crew are
actually pirates led by the notorious Long John Silver. As they
land on the island the battle for the treasure continues...
The performance will take place during the last Friday class.
*Children MUST be able to attend all classes and final
performance to enroll in class*
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
Location: Middleton Performing Arts Center
This adaptation of the classic tale is true to the original book’s
plot but full of humor and delightful roles for males and females
of all ages.
Ages 6 & 7
CODE: DAY:
1500.507M-F
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
7/13-7/249:00-10:00am 2
Program hours will vary slightly from day to day. Register only
if you are selected as part of the cast.
Cost: $100 R/$150 NR
Location: Middletone High School PAC
Ages 8 & 9
CODE: DAY:
1500.506 M-F
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
6/22-7/3 10:45-11:45am1
CODE:
DATE(S):
1500.5037/6-7/22
Ages 10-12
CODE: DAY:
1500.505M-F
DATE(S): TIME:
SESSION:
6/22-7/3 9:00-10:30am 1
* Performance on Friday, 7/24 at 12:00pm
11
SESSION:
2
CREATION STATION (AGES 3-6)
PRINCESS BALL (AGES 4-12)
Join us for a drop-in studio class! Projects will consist of
recyclable art, painting with more than just brushes and on
more than just paper, cutting, pasting, gluing, and more! We
will get messy and have lots of fun creating unique pieces of
art! No pre-registration is required.
Get the chance to dress up like your favorite princess and come
to the ball. You will create royal crafts, play princess games,
princess face painting, dance, and see if the glass slipper fits for
the chance to dance with the prince.
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
*If you have any items to donate, please contact Middleton
Recreation.
CODE:
DAY:
2010.103F
Cost: $5 drop-in
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
8/17 & 8/24
TIME:
9:00-10:15am
SPA DAY (AGES 4-12)
Cosmetology students will be providing manicures and
pedicures for children interested in a spa day. They will also
receive face masks while listening to relaxing music. Feel free
to bring robes and comfy clothes to fully enjoy and indulge in
this event. Be sure to wear sandals that won’t smudge your new
pedicure!
BE A SUPERHERO (AGES 3-6)
Use your super powers to create a one-of-a-kind cape, mask,
arm/leg armor and more! Your little superhero will design and
create their very own costume using a variety of fabrics, paints,
glitter, markers, and more! We will talk about what it means
to be a superhero and how we all can be a “hero” to someone
every day.
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
CODE:
DAY:
2010.105F
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
CODE:
2001.100
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
6/22 & 6/29
TIME:
10:30am-12:00pm
Noah’s Ark Animal Workshop, the traveling make your own
stuffed animal workshop, is back for the summer! If you would
like to stuff, name, and love your very own summertime friend,
join us to experience the fun. Please choose animal during
registration: Zebra, Lion, Elephant.
Georgia Gray uses bold, solid shapes that create a crisp and
artistic flow to her paintings. We will use irregular circle
shapes and lines to organize our paintings. We will look at how
our color and shapes create movement in our work.
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
Cost: $50 R/$75 NR
CODE:
DAY:
2010.108Th
Ages 6-8
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
7/6 & 7/13
TIME:
8:00-10:00am
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
7/27 & 8/3
TIME:
8:00-10:00am
Ages 9-12
CODE:
2001.104
CREATE YOUR OWN FAIRY HOUSE
USING NATURE! (AGES 5-9)
We will unlock our imagination to create many details that will
make your fairy house special.
*Bring your own collection of pine cones, seeds, sticks, leaves,
moss, pine needles, bark, etc. to add to our table of interesting
pieces of nature to use!
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
CODE:
2001.106
DAY:
M
DATE(S):
7/6 & 7/13
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
8/7
9:00-11:00am3
NOAH’S ARK STUFF & FLUFF ANIMAL
WORKSHOP (AGES 5-12)
GEORGIA GRAY ACRYLIC PAINTINGS
(AGES 6-12)
CODE:
2001.103
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/17 9:00-11:00am2
TIME:
10:30am-12:00pm
12
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/9
9:30-11:00am1
ZOORIFFIC (AGES 4-12)
SUMMER STORY JAMS (AGES 3-6)
This class is designed to educate children on various animals
through the Henry Vilas Zoo EdZOOcation program. Children
will be able to meet face-to-face with zoo creatures and learn
about them and their habitat.
We will incorporate one or two good stories, add a large dash
of imagination, and slowly blend in musical instruments
movement and props. During this hour, we will create an
amazing treat: A STORY-JAM! This is a drop-off class. A
minimum of 6 is required to hold the class.
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
CODE:
DAY:
2010.100 F
Cost: $35 R/$53 NR
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
6/26 12:30-2:30pm1
CODE: DAY:
2000.100T
2000.101 W
2000.102 T
2000.103 W
MESSY FEST (AGES 4-12)
Join us for some completely messy and slightly gross games
and challenges! Wear old clothes or a swimsuit and bring a
towel because you are guaranteed to become a mess! This
event includes a lot of mess and a whole bunch of fun!
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
FAMILY MUSIC MAKERS (AGES 6MO-4)
Ages 4-7
CODE:
DAY:
2010.102F
Excitement is discovered when children of mixed ages join
with their parents, grandparents or caregivers to create musical
experiences. Making music together is fun when we move and
sing with scarves, hoops a parachute and rhythm instruments!
We will begin with a Hello song and end with a Lullaby/Goodbye song. Come JAM with us! Each child must register and
pay fee, but adult is included with the child registration. A
minimum of 6 is required to hold the class.
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/10 9:00-11:00am2
Ages 8-12
CODE:
DAY:
2010.107F
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/10 1:00-3:00pm 2
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
DOWN ON THE FARM (AGES 4-12)
See Lakeview Park transform into a farm! Real-life Old
McDonalds will educate kids about where their produce and
milk comes from. There will also be baby calves to pet and
farm equipment to learn about.
CODE: DAY:
2000.104 T
2000.105T
2000.106W
2000.107 T
2000.108 T
2000.109 W
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
CODE:
DAY:
2010.104F
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/24 9:00-11:00am2
UNDER CONSTRUCTION (AGES 4-12)
Come down to Lakeview Park to where we will construct some
fun! City of Middleton employees will bring various pieces
of equipment, big and small, to teach kids about building and
construction. Children will learn about the machinery and will
even be able to sit in them! There will be digging projects and
an obstacle course of orange cones.
DATE(S):TIME:
SESSION:
6/23-7/7 11:15am-12:00pm1
6/23-7/7 5:00-5:45pm
1
6/24-7/8 9:45-10:30am
1
7/28-8/189:45-10:30am
2
(skip 8/11)
7/28-8/185:00-5:45pm
2
(skip 8/11)
7/29-8/1911:15am-12:00pm2
(skip 8/12)
RED, WHITE & BLUE CREW (AGES 4-12)
This event is geared towards educating children on American
History and the significance of Independence Day. Kids
will make patriotic crafts and talk to war veterans from the
Middleton Senior Center.
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
CODE:
DAY:
2010.106F
DATE(S):TIME:
SESSION:
6/23-7/7 9:45-10:30am
1
6/24-7/8 11:00am-12:00pm1
7/28-8/1811:00am-12:00pm2
(skip 8/11)
7/29-8/199:45-10:45am
2
(skip 8/12)
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
8/14 9:00-11:00am3
CODE:
DAY:
2010.101F
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/3
9:00-11:00am2
DON’T FORGET TO REGISTER ONLINE!
13
COOKING FOR KIDS
SUGARY GOODNESS (AGES 6-9)
EDIBLE BUGS (AGES 6-9)
In this class, kids will learn to make their own homemade ice
cream! This simple technique uses salt, ice, sugar, half & half,
vanilla, and Ziploc bags. Cupcakes, cookies, and chocolate dirt
cups will also be decorated to take home!
Let your imagination run wild while creating bugs using
food! Grape worms with chocolate chip eyes, butterflies made
with orange and apple slices, and banana caterpillars are just
a few things on the menu! Participants will bring home their
creations.
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
CODE:
DAY:
5012.300M
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/13 1:30-3:00pm 2
CODE:
DAY:
5012.301T
FRUITY FUN (AGES 6-9)
VEGGIE DELIGHTS (AGES 6-9)
A number of fruit-based healthy treats will be created during
this class. Fruit necklaces, fruit pizzas, and even strawberry/
cherry mice are on the menu!
In this class, fresh vegetables will be transformed into delicious
and fun snacks for all ages. We will create cherry tomato worms
and veggie pizzas using seasonal and nutritious ingredients.
Participants will learn recipes and take home their treats!
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
CODE:
DAY:
5012.302 W
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/14 1:30-3:00pm 2
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/15
10:00-11:30am2
TWEENS IN THE KITCHEN (AGES 10-12)
CODE:
DAY:
5012.303 Th
Learn to create delicious afternoon snacks and thirst quenching
beverages. All recipes can be made without the use of a stove.
You can bring home your creation to enjoy!
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/16
10:00-11:30am2
Cost: $15 R/$23 NR
CODE:
DAY:
5012.304Th
DATE: TIME:
SESSION:
7/15 1:30-3:00pm 2
YOUR PLACE TO PLAY.
SUMMER CAMP
OPEN HOUSE
APRIL
APRIL 15
15 -- 4-7pm
4-7pm -- SAVE
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DATE!
Meet coaches, play sports,
ENJOY food and drink, and more!
OFFERS AVAILABLE AT open house:
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Satisfaction through Trust, Quality and Experience.”
First 30 people who register
receive a gift card from one
of KEVA’s partners!
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and RECEIVE 50% OFF one
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(Up to $150 value)
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each of you when registering
for 2 or more weeks!
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ENGINEERING FOR KIDS
EFK SUMMER CAMP: SPACE PIONEERS:
JR. SCRATCH PROGRAMMING
(GRADES 3-6)
Embark on a fun journey to space with Scratch! Send an
astronaut to the moon and defend your moon base from space
rocks. Learn how to use Scratch to create and program sprites,
backdrops, and basic scripts. Create a new program each day,
leave with evidence of your wild space adventure, and be
inspired to explore the universe of programming as a Space
Pioneer!
Cost: $165 R/$248 NR
SESSION:
2015.402M-F 7/20-7/24 9:30am-12:00pm2
EFK SUMMER CAMP: EV3: ROBOTICS:
DA’VINCI’S DESIGNS (GRADES 3-6)
EFK SUMMER CAMP: MINECRAFT:
TRAVELING INTO THE FUTURE
(GRADES 3-6)
During the Da’Vinci’s Designs robotics course, students will
use LEGO® MINDSTORMS® to find viable solutions to some
of the same challenges that Leonardo Da’Vinci was once faced
with. These “ancient” real-world problems include making a
mobile bridge, the perfect siege machine, and yes, even creating
a masterpiece of art like the Mona Lisa.
Join us in an apocalyptic future, one where the earth has been
ravaged by a series of natural disasters. Each day, students rely
on the engineering design process to solve a series of challenges
such as building a city on a series of islands, escaping from a
bunker on Mt. Everest, and even building a rocket to land on the
moon! Through application of engineering principles, students
solve numerous challenges as they make their virtual world of
Minecraft a safe place for humanity once again.
Cost: $155 R/$233 NR
2015.401M-F 8/3-8/7 1:00-4:00pm
Cost: $165 R/$248 NR
2015.403M-F 7/20-7/24 1:00-4:00pm
SESSION:
3
EFK SUMMER CAMP: JUNIOR
INVENTORS’ WORKSHOP (GRADES K-2)
SESSION:
2
We have opened up the workshop for a week of fun, creativity,
and of course—engineering! Over the course of a week,
students will invent new machines and explore creative design
solutions using the Engineering Design Process. Discover how
a wind-up toy works and design your own drawing robot inside
the Engineering For Kids Inventor’s Workshop.
EFK SUMMER CAMP: ELECTRONIC
GAME DESIGN: INVADER DEFENSE
GAMES (GRADES 3-6)
Cost: $155 R/$233 NR
Students will use Multimedia Fusion 2® to create their own
video game. Whether students wish to fire marshmallows or
missiles, they build a complete video game from start to finish.
They program characters to survive a wave of enemy attacks in
order to reach the next level. At the end of class, students take
home a copy of the game they create.
SESSION:
2015.405M-F 8/3-8/7 9:30am-12:00pm3
Cost: $155 R/$233 NR
EFK SUMMER CAMP: ROBOTICS:
MISSION TO MARS (GRADES 3-6)
SESSION:
2015.404M-F 8/10-8/14 9:30am-12:00pm3
During the LEGO® Robotics Mission to Mars classes, students
design and program robots to explore an unknown planet, find
safe shelter, and collect soil samples from the planet. Students
use LEGO® Robotics and computers to learn principles of
robotic, computer programming, and teamwork.
SAVE TIME IN LINE!
Cost: $155 R/$233 NR
Create a family account in RecDesk
before you come in to register!
2015.406M-F 8/17-8/21 1:00-4:00pm
15
SESSION:
3
CELEBRATION ART STUDIO
FACE PAINTING FOR KIDS (AGES 6-13)
JEWELRY BEADING BASICS (AGES 8-15)
You will learn the art of face painting and will be able to
learn 20+ designs including animals, tribal art, Henna motifs,
seasonal patterns, etc. The course will introduce you to
the history of face painting, the tool kit, patterns in various
categories, techniques for painting on cheeks & hands and
embellishing your design.
Interested in learning how to make a beaded bracelet or
necklace? In this class, participants will be get step-by-step
instructions of beading & stringing to create their jewelry from
scratch. Participants will walk away with one finished bracelet.
All supplies will be provided.
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
CODE: DAY:
5012.200M
DATE:
8/3
CODE: DAY:
5012.201T
5012.202M
TIME:
SESSION:
6:00-7:00pm 3
CLAY MOLDING FOR KIDS (AGES 6-13)
Do you like neatly shaped eyebrows? Learn the technique of
using a thread to shape the eyebrows. You will learn to thread
on others as well as yourself. This technique has been practiced
for a long time in India and is much more skin-friendly than
waxing and tweezing. All materials will be provided in the
class.
Cost: $35 R/$53 NR
DATE:
7/28
TIME:
SESSION:
7:15-8:15pm 2
6:00-7:00pm 3
EYEBROW THREADING (AGES 18+)
In this class, participants will learn to make clay pendants. All
materials will be supplied and participants take their creations
home.
CODE: DAY:
5012.203T
DATE:
7/28
8/10
TIME:
SESSION:
6:00-7:00pm 2
Cost: $35 R/$53 NR
CODE: DAY:
5012.204F
PARENT/CHILD HENNA RETREAT
(AGES 6+)
DATE:
7/3
TIME:
SESSION:
5:00-6:00pm 2
Henna is an organic plant based dye. In this class, we will do a
quick review of the history of Henna, demo of a saree (Indian
dress) followed by each participant getting a Henna pattern of
their choice. A design book will be provided or participants
can bring any design from Pinterest. Fee is required by each
participant.
Henna is an organic plant based dye. This mini-course will
teach you how to use Henna to create beautiful Henna patterns.
All materials will be supplied and no prior experience is needed
for this hands-on class.
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
Cost: $35 R/$53 NR
CODE: DAY:
5012.205F
5012.506M
DATE:
7/3
8/10
THE ART OF HENNA (AGES 13+)
TIME:
SESSION:
6:15-7:15pm 2
7:15-8:15pm 3
CODE: DAY:
5012.206F
In this class, you will learn to a variety of techniques to decorate
cupcakes, cookies and cakes. All materials and instructions will
be provided. Participants will take home 2 decorated cookies.
Henna is an organic plant based dye. This mini course will teach
you how to use Henna to create frames and candle designs. All
materials will be supplied and no prior experience is needed for
this hands-on class. Participants will take home their decorated
wooden picture frame and a few candles.
Cost: $45 R/$68 NR
CODE: DAY:
5012.208F
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
DATE:
7/10
8/17
TIME:
SESSION:
6:00-7:00pm 2
COOKIE & CAKE DECORATING
(AGES 10+)
HENNA CANDLES & FRAMES
(AGES 13+)
CODE: DAY:
5012.207F
5012.210M
DATE:
7/10
DATE:
7/17
TIME:
SESSION:
6:00-8:00pm 2
TIME:
SESSION:
7:15-8:15pm 2
6:15-7:15pm 3
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MEET YOUR HAC INSTRUCTOR
Heather Sheehan - Instructor of Monday Morning Art
Heather has experience as a volunteer art teacher in a private school and has directed a
variety of art programs for summer youth and children’s art camps. She has experience
in a variety of artistic media and especially enjoys textile arts and mixed media projects
where her students will have the opportunity to experience the delicate relationship
between art and science. Heather has a degree in studio art and human development
from UW Green Bay.
Heather is also a professional laundry sorter, snack-maker, book reader, lego-pick-erupper, wife, and mom of 3 fun kids!
Linda Caprariello - Teacher of Music & Movement
Linda comes to the Hubbard Activity Center with 30 + years of early education, and
primary school classroom experience. Her education degree from UW-Whitewater,
also includes a minor in music instruction, which she has used throughout her teaching
career, in five different states. Her passion for teaching is evident, as she finds joy in
blending literacy with the arts, and making music come alive with young children and
their families!
Linda is a Middleton resident who also enjoys golfing and gardening with her husband,
and visiting their three adult sons in Arizona, Canada and New York.
Poonam Rao - Celebration Art Studio
Poonam is a self-taught local artist, specializing in Indian artworks. As a child, she
got interested in arts. Over the school years, especially over the summer vacations, she
learnt to create various forms of Indian handcrafts, later specialized in Indian-style cold
ceramics and hold a degree in Advanced Cold Ceramics.
She loves colors and is intrigued by Indian tribal paintings, their vibrant hues, origin, and
significance of symbols and patterns.
Poonam is presently teaching Indian art and cooking classes at MATC, UW Wheelhouse,
City Recreation Centers, and libraries. She participates in festivals occasionally to
do henna tattoos and face painting. She is interested in helping with fund-raising for
charitable causes. You can view her portfolio at www.facebook.com/CelebrationsArtStudio
Kathy Sherman - Pilates Instructor
Kathy is a seasoned Pilates Instructor who trained and taught in the Philadelphia area
before moving to Waunakee 3 years ago. She is a graduate of Penn State’s School of
Health and Physical Education, and after a lengthy detour through Corporate America,
returned to her “fitness roots” in 2005 to complete a 700-hour Full Pilates Certification
Program at Body Precision as well as a Pilates Masters Program with Second Generation
teacher, Karen Carlson.
“Living in the Philadelphia area, I was fortunate to have a thriving Pilates community
in which to learn and grow.” As such, Kathy has studied with dozens of high profile,
well-respected Pilates teachers and world-renowned movement experts. She brings that
expertise and creative energy and enthusiasm to every class
Kathy has worked with hundreds of men and women ranging in age from 13 – 93; from Olympic hopefuls to
those in chronic pain. Her client list has included many golfers, runners, dancers and a host of individuals
simply seeking a well- functioning body. “I believe Pilates is a primary tool to achieving body awareness,
flexibility, strength and alignment and that a regular practice of Pilates will improve all aspects of daily
function.”
Master Miles Varichak - Tae Kwon Do
Master Miles Varichak is a certified 4th Dan Master instructor in Tae Kwon Do threw
the World TKD Federation. He also holds 1st Dan black belt in Hapkido and in Kumdo
(Korean Sword fighting). After he became a World Chang Moo Kwan Champion in forms
he went on to study personal training. With his personal training complete he teaches
TKD , Self-Defense and has a few people he helps with their weight loss goals.
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MIDDLETON YOUTH
CENTER
Middleton Youth Center
Ages: 5th-8th grade students
Summer Hours: 1:30-5:30pm, Monday-Thursday
Location: Clark Street Community School (2429 Clark Street)
Office: 608-821-8363
Youth Center: 608-255-2451
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ci.middleton.wi.us
The Middleton Youth Center is a FREE, drop-in style program.
Join us for weekly bike rides, trips to the Middleton Pool,
fishing, sports club, art club, cooking, outdoor education, and
more! Special programs and field trips may include: canoeing, a
Madison Mallards baseball game, and an overnight camping trip
to Devil’s Lake State Park.
Note: Please complete the registration forms found on the Youth
Center website before attending.
WHY I ROW
Camp Randall Rowing Club
Learn to Row program
For all the details about our summer sessions,
please visit our website:
camprandallrc.org
HigH ScHool learn to row
$400/SeSSion*
Session #1
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Session #2
June 22 - July 10, M-F, 4:00-6:00 PM
(includes participation in the chicago
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July 13 - July 30, M-F, 4:00-6:00 PM
(include participation in the twin cities
Junior Sweeps regatta, 7/26-7/2
Middle ScHool learn to row
$85/SeSSion*
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MISC. PROGRAMS
NATIONAL TRAILS DAY
MIDDLETON BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
COMMISSION (MBSC)
Middleton Public Lands will be hosting National Trail Days
on June 6 from 9:00am-12:00pm at Orchid Heights Park.
Activities include a dog walk, bike tour, and other various trail
related-activities. The event is FREE to the public. If you are
interested in sponsoring or volunteering, please contact Penni
Klein at [email protected].
For information related to baseball and softball programs
organized by MBSC, please visit www.mbscwi.com. The
Commission also offers the following: Cardinal Advanced
Hitting and Batting Camp and Future Cardinals Baseball
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Camp includes FREE ball & t shirt
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10:30 – noon
Ages: 4 – 5
$90
Half Day
9am – noon
Ages: 6 – 14
$120
Full Day
9am – 4pm
Ages: 8 – 14
$190
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Interested in hosting a coach and saving up to $80 on
SPACES LIMITED
Sign up at challengersports.com
recommended!
Please use the printable application located at
challengersports.com (NOT the Middleton
Recreation application) for the Soccer Camp.
email: [email protected]
Online:
registration? Let us know!
Mail applications & checks payable to
Challenger Sports to:
Middleton Recreation
7426 Hubbard Avenue
Middleton, WI, 53562
Tel: 608-821-8360
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SPRING PROGRAMS
Don’t forget about our Spring programs! For more details, please visit www.ci.middleton.wi.us.
Tae Kwon Do
Young Rembrandts Preschool
CODE:
DATE(S):
CODE:
DATE(S):
9900.0134/7-4/28
8800.0064/27-5/18
9900.0145/5-5/26
EFK Junior Robotics: Adventure Stories
Toddler Music Makers
CODE:
DATE(S):
CODE:
DATE(S):
3400.1104/16-5/21
2015.1034/21-5/26
EFK Electronic Game Design: Platform Games
2015.1224/22-5/27
CODE:
DATE(S):
Preschool Music Makers
3400.1114/16-5/21
CODE:
DATE(S):
CAS Eyebrow Threading
2015.1184/21-5/26
CODE:
DATE:
2015.1074/22-5/27
5012.1024/6
Acrylic Painting
CAS The Art of Henna
CODE:
DATE(S):
CODE:
DATE:
2015.1144/8-4/29
5012.1184/27
Noah’s Ark Stuff & Fluff Animal Workshop
CAS Henna Retread
CODE:
DATE:
CODE:
DATE:
7700.0054/17
5012.1154/13
Young Rembrandts Cartooning
CAS Henna Candles & Frames
CODE:
DATE(S):
CODE:
DATE:
8800.0154/29-5/20
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With local decision-making, individualized
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June 22 - August 14
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* See this team in action at inventionproject.org
Bring a team of friends or team up with new friends as you get started
Invention Project is a new kind of experience for 6th through 8th graders only.
During this fun and high-energy program you’ll team up to make the impossible possible.
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Are you ready to accept the challenge? Find out more by visiting inventionproject.org
Coming to Kromrey Middle School June 22 - 26, 2015
This is not a school-sponsored activity and the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District does not provide support or endorsement of this
program/activity. It has neither reviewed nor approved the program, personnel, or activities announced in this brochure/flyer. Permission to
distribute this material must not be considered a recommendation or endorsement by the school district.
Register by visiting inventionproject.org
Questions? Call 800.968.4332
© 2015 Invent Now, Inc.
In partnership with
United States Patent and Trademark Office,
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Investor in Creativity
and Innovation
Dow Corning Foundation
AQUATICS
WALTER R. BAUMAN OUTDOOR AQUATIC CENTER
608-836-3450 — 2400 PARK LAWN PLACE
10 Pass Punch Card
Discount tickets for admittance during open swim will be available
at City Hall beginning May 1. Punch Cards will only be available
at the Recreation Division and can be purchased for youth and
adult admissions. The ticket cost is based on residency, and the
purchase of the card will allow ten admissions for 2015.
The Walter R. Bauman Aquatic Center is an outdoor facility,
featuring the latest in aquatic amenities. The facility includes
zero-depth pool entrance, an eight lane competition pool, as
well as a diving well. Other attractions at the center include two
134-foot run waterslides, interactive water play equipment, sand
playground, and a concession area. The center has 11,510 square
feet of water surface, holds 345,580 gallons of water, and has a
patron capacity of 724 people.
ADMISSION FEES
Daily Fees
Child (2 & under) Free
Youth (3-17) $3.50
Adult (18 and up) $4.50
Senior Citizen $3.50
Military with ID $3.50
After 6:00 p.m. $2.00
Youth Adult Senior Citizen Military with ID Aquatic Center Closings
Inclement Weather– If the air temperature is less than 60 degrees,
or it is raining or lightning, the Aquatic Center will be closed.
Lack of Attendance– During the course of the season, the lack
of attendance at the Aquatic Center may cause the closing of the
Center or the closing of certain sections of the pool.
Season Membership Fees
City of Middleton
Resident $30
$40
$30
$30
POOLpalOOza
Join us for a splash of
fun at the Walter R.
Bauman Aquatic Center
on Thursday, July 16
from 1:30-3:30pm. There
will be games, mascots,
food specials, and much
more. This event will be
open to all ages. Regular
admission rates apply.
Non-Resident
Family (of 6)
$160
$375
Youth (3-17)
$70
$105
Adult (18 and up) $90
$135
Additional Persons: $20.00 each
*Residents includes school district. Senior Citizen is 55 or older.
Seasonal Aquatic Center Membership
A seasonal membership entitles the holder to summer-long
admittance during open swim programs. Membership fees are
non-refundable. Memberships will be sold in accordance with the
guidelines listed below. The purchase of a membership does not
guarantee automatic admission to the Aquatic Center if the patron
capacity has been reached, or inclement weather closes the facility.
Teen Night
Teens will have full
use of the pool just for
themselves! Join us for
some evening activities
including food specials,
bean bag tournament,
music, and much more.
Proceeds will benefit the
Middleton Youth Center.
Regular admission rates
apply.
Open to ages
10-14 from 6-8pm on
Thursday, August 20.
Membership sales begin April 1. Application forms and
memberships for Middleton-Cross Plains School District residents
will be available online and at the Middleton Recreation Division
office. Memberships cannot be purchased before this time, and
will only be available at the main office. Proof of residency will
be required. The individual for whom the membership is being
purchased must be present so a photo ID card can be issued.
Admission to the Aquatic Center will only be granted to ID
carrying members. Emailed photos and those on a flash drive will
not be accepted.
Special Membership Purchase Dates at the Recreation Office:
Saturday May 9 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Saturday June 6 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Please visit
www.ci.middleton.wi.us
or stop by the Aquatic
Center for more details
as the events approach.
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MIDDLETON RECREATION DIVISION
WALTER R. BAUMAN AQUATIC CENTER
2015 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Pool Location: 2400 Park Lawn Place • Pool Phone: 836-3450
Middleton Public Lands, Recreation and Forestry:
7426 Hubbard Ave. • 608-821-8360 • [email protected]
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT MEMBERSHIP
Membership fees are non-refundable. The purchase of a membership does not guarantee automatic admission to the Aquatic center if the patron
capacity has been reached or inclement weather closes the facility. Memberships MUST be purchased at the Recreation office. Families are
considered those who reside at the residence. Everyone who will be receiving a membership must come into the Recreation office to have an up to
date photo taken. We will NOT accept any pictures via email or flash drive.
2015 SUMMER MEMBERSHIP FEES
City of Middleton Resident/
MCPA School District
Non-Resident
Family (up to 6)
Youth (3-17)
Adult (18 &up)
$160.00
$70.00
$90.00
$375.00
$105.00
$135.00
Please make check payable to: Middleton Recreation Division. Credit card payment is subject to a 4% non-refundable transaction fee .
MEMBERSHIP IDENTIFICATION
Pool membership identification cards will be taken and issued at the time membership fees are paid at the Recreation Office. The membership ID must be shown to
gain admission to the Aquatic Center at appropriate open swim sessions. There will be NO exceptions. Any misuse of the membership ID will result in nonrefundable revocation of the membership. Replacement cards can be purchased for $5.00 each.
Type of Membership (Circle one):
FAMILY
ADULT
YOUTH
Last Name: ____________________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________
Address: ____________________________________________ _________________________ __________
Street
City
State
____________
Zip
Family Members:
1.
_____________________________________________
4. ______________________________________________
2.
_____________________________________________
5. ______________________________________________
3.
_____________________________________________
6. ______________________________________________
Additional Family Members (additional $20 each)
Nanny/Babysitter (additional $20 each)
1.
_____________________________________________
1. ______________________________________________
2.
_____________________________________________
I hereby declare that the above information furnished is, to the best of my knowledge, true. If any portion of the above is found to be false, I accept the possibility of a non-refundable
revocation of the above membership. Use of the membership constitutes acceptance of the terms and conditions set forth when issued, or at the time of use.
_____________________________________________________________________ __________________________
Signature of Parent or Guardian
Date
In addition to regular office hours, we will be offering special hours for registration and membership applications:
May 9th and June 6th from 9am-12pm
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AMERICAN RED CROSS YOUTH SWIM & DIVE LESSONS
SWIM DISCOVERY (AGES 5 AND UP)
Swimming & Diving Lessons:
Cost: $40R/$60NR
Location: Walter R. Bauman Aquatic Center
Days: Monday-Friday
Program registration information: Listed on next page
Level 1
This level is water skill introduction and helps kids become
comfortable in the aquatic atmosphere. Kids will advance
in bobbing, blowing bubbles, holding breath, entering and
exiting the pool properly, vertical position recovery, glides
and floats on the front and back, treading water, retrieving
submerged objects, and learning to alternate and use arms and
legs simultaneously while on from and back.
All Recreation Division swim lessons are taught by American
Red Cross certified Water Safety Instructors. Classes are offered
in accordance with National Red Cross recommendations. Class
sizes will be limited to provide safe student/instructor ratios that
will insure a quality approach to the program. Once the enrollment
max is met, no additional registrations will be accepted. No
exceptions. We strongly encourage you to register early and only
for the appropriate levels needed as no adjustments will be made.
Level 2
Learn the fundamentals of aquatic skills in this level. Kids will
incorporate the fundamentals from level one and begin more
skilled floats: front, back, and jellyfish. Other skills include
recovering to a vertical position, rolling from front to back/
back to front, changing directions while swimming, using the
arms in a finning action, treading water, and using arms and
legs while swimming on front and back.
Swim Lessons:
6 months-3 years old: Parent/Child
3-4 years old: Preschool Levels 1 “P” and 2 “P”
5 years and up: Levels 1-6
Preschool classes are specifically designed for students 3-4 years
old. Children must be able to be in the water comfortably, without
a parent, and be ready to comprehend instructions.
Level 3
This level’s main focus is stroke development. Kids will begin
the lesson by stepping or jumping into the water and will
move towards entering by using headfirst entry from a seated
position. They will learn how to move to a safe position by
bobbing, how to use rotary breathing and survival and back
floats, change from a vertical to a horizontal position, and
continue to build on the treading water skill. The following
kicks will be learned: scissor, dolphin, flutter, and breaststroke.
The basic backstroke and front crawl are introduced at this
level.
Youth Diving Lessons:
Designed for participants who have completed Level 3 of the Red
Cross Swim Lesson program and are comfortable in 12 feet of
water.
Beginner-little or no diving experience or knowledge
Intermediate/Advanced-experience in 3 or more dives
Inclement Weather:
If the air temperature is less than 60 degrees or it is lightening,
the Aquatic Center will be closed. Lessons will not be
rescheduled. Classes are cancelled no earlier than 30 minutes
prior to the start of each class.
Level 4
This level continues to focus on the stroke development.
Kids will now enter water using the headfirst method from
the side of the pool, and will incorporate the compact and
stride positions. Kids will learn the feet first surface dive,
underwater swim, and open turns while doing the front crawl
and backstroke, and tread water in two different methods.
Strokes include: front and back crawl, elementary backstroke,
breaststroke, side stroke, and butterfly. While on the back, kids
will use the flutter and dolphin kicks.
Please use these brief level descriptions to help as your
reference:
TODDLER SWIM (AGES 3-4)
Level 1-P
This level is an orientation to the water and provides children
with the knowledge of basic swimming skills. Lesson structure
includes exiting and entering the water in various ways,
blowing bubbles with the mouth and nose, bobbing, gaining
comfort with opening eyes under water, retrieving objects
from the shallow water, vertical position recovery, gliding
and floating on front and back, basic water treading, learning
alternate and simultaneous movements of legs and arms, and
rolling from back to front/front to back.
Level 5
This level focuses on stroke enhancement. Entering the pool
will be done by a shallow dive from the side of the pool,
which is a transition into gliding and beginning the front
crawl. Kids will submerge fully, and also learn the tuck and
pike surface dives. While swimming, they will use the front
and back flip turns; sculling is also introduced at this level.
Strokes include: front and back crawl, elementary backstroke,
breaststroke, side stroke, and butterfly.
Level 2-P
This level focuses on children gaining independence with
skills, and developing comfort while in and around the water.
Lesson structure includes proper entering and exiting of
pool, bobbing, retrieving submerged objects with eyes open,
changing from a front and back glide or float to a vertical
position, front and back/back to front roll, using arms and legs
to tread water, finning action, and the combined use of leg and
arm action to move back and forth.
Level 6
This level refines the participant’s strokes and skill expertise.
Main focus is on swimming with comfort, effectiveness,
strength, and sleekness over a longer distance. This level
prepares participants for more advanced courses, such as
diving, lifeguarding, etc.
Parent/Toddler
This class is designed to introduce parents and toddlers to
water safety, various holds, and water exploration.
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AMERICAN RED CROSS YOUTH SWIM & DIVE LESSONS
SESSION 1
June 15-26
Registration:
Begins April 13 (online)
May 9 (mail/walk)
Ends June 9
SESSION 2
June 29-July 10
Registration:
Begins June 1
(online, mail, walk)
Ends June 23
SESSION 3
July 13-24
Registration:
Begins June 15
Ends July 7
SESSION 4
July 27-August 7
Registration:
Begins June 29
Ends July 21
SESSION 5
August 10-21
Registration:
Begins July 13
Ends August 4
10:30-11:00a.m.
10:30-11:00a.m.
10:30-11:00a.m.
10:30-11:00a.m.
10:30-11:00a.m.
Level 1
4000.501
Level 1
4000.528
Level 1
4000.557
Level 1
4000.701
Level 1
4000.729
Level 1 “P”
4000.502
Level 1 “P”
4000.529
Level 1 “P”
4000.558
Level 1 “P”
4000.702
Level 1 “P”
4000.730
Level 2
4000.503
Level 2
4000.530
Level 2
4000.559
Level 2
4000.703
Level 2
4000.731
Level 2 “P”
4000.504
Level 2 “P”
4000.531
Level 2 “P”
4000.560
Level 2 “P”
4000.704
Level 2 “P”
4000.732
Level 3
4000.505
Level 3
4000.532
Level 3
4000.561
Level 3
4000.705
Level 3
4000.733
11:05-11:35a.m.
11:05-11:35a.m.
11:05-11:35a.m.
11:05-11:35a.m.
11:05-11:35a.m.
Level 1 4000.586
Level 1 4000.533
Level 1 4000.562
Level 1 4000.785
Level 1 4000.734
Level 1 “P”
4000.506
Level 1 “P”
4000.534
Level 1 “P”
4000.563
Level 1 “P”
4000.706
Level 1 “P”
4000.735
Level 2
4000.507
Level 2
4000.535
Level 2
4000.564
Level 2
4000.707
Level 2
4000.736
Level 2 “P”
4000.508
Level 2 “P”
4000.536
Level 2 “P”
4000.565
Level 2 “P”
4000.708
Level 2 “P”
4000.737
Level 3
4000.509
Level 3
4000.537
Level 3
4000.566
Level 3
4000.709
Level 3
4000.738
Level 4
4000.510
Level 4
4000.538
Level 4
4000.567
Level 4
4000.710
Level 4
4000.739
Level 5
4000.511
Level 5
4000.539
Level 5
4000.568
Level 5
4000.711
Level 5
4000.740
Level 6
4000.759
Level 6
4000.761
Level 6
4000.569
Level 6
4000.587
Level 6
4000.757
Beginner Dive 4025.501
11:40a.m.-12:10p.m.
11:40a.m.-12:10p.m.
11:40a.m.-12:10p.m.
11:40a.m.-12:10p.m.
11:40a.m.-12:10p.m.
Level 1 4000.513
Level 1 4000.541
Level 1 4000.570
Level 1 4000.713
Level 1 4000.741
Level 1 “P”
4000.514
Level 1 “P”
4000.542
Level 1 “P”
4000.571
Level 1 “P”
4000.714
Level 1 “P”
4000.742
Level 2
4000.515
Level 2
4000.543
Level 2
4000.572
Level 2
4000.715
Level 2
4000.743
Level 2 “P”
4000.516
Level 2 “P”
4000.544
Level 2 “P”
4000.573
Level 2 “P”
4000.716
Level 2 “P”
4000.744
Level 3
4000.517
Level 3
4000.545
Level 3
4000.574
Level 3
4000.717
Level 3
4000.745
Level 4
4000.518
Level 4
4000.546
Level 4
4000.575
Level 4
4000.718
Level 4
4000.746
Level 5 4000.519
Level 5 4000.547
Level 5 4000.576
Level 5 4000.719
Level 5 4000.747
Level 6 4000.520
Level 6 4000.548
Level 6 4000.577
Level 6 4000.720
Level 6 4000.748
Parent/Toddler4000.512
Int/Adv Dive 4025.502
12:15-12:45p.m.
12:15-12:45p.m.
12:15-12:45p.m.
12:15-12:45p.m.
12:15-12:45p.m.
Level 1 4000.521
Level 1 4000.550
Level 1 4000.579
Level 1 4000.722
Level 1 4000.749
Level 1 “P” 4000.522
Level 1 “P” 4000.551
Level 1 “P” 4000.580
Level 1 “P” 4000.723
Level 1 “P” 4000.750
Level 2 4000.523
Level 2 4000.552
Level 2 4000.581
Level 2 4000.724
Level 2 4000.751
Level 2 “P”
4000.524
Level 2 “P”
4000.553
Level 2 “P”
4000.582
Level 2 “P”
4000.725
Level 2 “P”
4000.752
Level 3 4000.525
Level 3 4000.554
Level 3 4000.583
Level 3 4000.726
Level 3 4000.753
Level 4
4000.526
Level 4
4000.555
Level 4
4000.584
Level 4
4000.727
Level 4
4000.754
Level 5
4000.527
Level 5
4000.556
Level 5
4000.585
Level 5
4000.728
Level 5
4000.755
Level 6
4000.760
Level 6
4000.762
Level 6
4000.590
Level 6
4000.588
Level 6
4000.756
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2015 MIDDLETON GATOR SUMMER
SWIM & DIVE TEAM
The Middleton Gator Swim & Dive Team provides an exciting, challenging, educational and FUN environment for swimmers and divers throughout the summer. We pride ourselves on
creating a positive experience for children of all skill levels. Our goal is to teach the value of team cooperation, safety, hard work, and the pursuit of personal excellence. Through the
Middleton Gator experience, we hope to give your children memories and tools to help build a healthy and happy future. The Gator Team is open to anyone 5 to 18 years of age. Swimmers
and divers must have passed Level 4 of Red Cross Swimming Lessons (or equivalent) and must also demonstrate the ability to complete the majority of a practice in
order to participate on the team. For all new 10 & under members the weeks of June 8th and June 15th will serve as a try-out and evaluation period.
The 2015 fee is $210 for either the swim or dive team. The fee to join both teams is $300. All swimmers and divers are strongly encouraged to participate in the entire
season, ending with the All City Championship meet. The All City Dive meet is July 27 & 28, 2015. The All City Swim meet is July 30th through August 1, 2015
Gator Swim & Dive Registration & Team Suit/Clothing Sale:
Middleton High School Courtyard
Monday April 20, 2015 6-8 pm and Wednesday April 29, 2015 6-8 pm.
This in-person registration is required to submit the required All City
liability waiver, concussion forms and parent and athlete conduct
forms. Team suits, accessories and personalized apparel will be
available for purchase.
Practices and home meets are held at the Walter R. Bauman Outdoor
Aquatic Center – 2400 Park Lawn Place in Middleton.
On-line registration opens April 1, 2015 for returning Gator families
and April 10, 2015 for new families.
**Please Register Early**
For the safety of all participants we may limit the number of
swimmers on our team.
Through our fundraising at Middleton Good Neighborfest many
dive scholarships are now available!!!
Personalized apparel will only be offered at registration. Susie Mather
from Simply Swimming will be at both registration nights for fitting and
taking orders for the team suit. The suits will also be available at the
Simply Swimming store located at 6108 Mineral Point Road in Madison
beginning 4/30/2015. The store phone is 661-0808. During the Gator
season all team members making purchases at Simply Swimming will
receive a 10% discount.
Please visit our website for additional information as well as the 2015 Swim & Dive meet schedules and practice times.
www.middletongators.com
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MILLER PARK
(ADULTS 21 +) Grab your family, grab your friends and board
the bus as the Verona Recreation Department heads East on
Interstate 94 to watch baseball’s version of the “Border Battle.”
As the cool spring nights begin, the inside of Miller Park will be
heating up on Tuesday, June 8th as Verona invades Milwaukee to
watch the Brewers and Cubs battle it out for state bragging rights.
Cost of the trip is $65 which covers transportation on a coach
bus, bleacher ticket, and tailgate catered meal at Miller Park.
You are welcome to bring your own beverages. The bus will
leave the Community Park at 2:00 p.m. and arrive back around
11:00 p.m. Sign-up fast as there are a limited amount of seats for
the game. Don’t strike out on this opportunity to watch the Brewers and Cubs battle for bragging rights this season. Hurry, sign up 26
fast, this trip is limited. Don’t forget your chair for the tailgate!
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WPRA DISCOUNT TICKETS
Middleton Recreation is proud to offer Wisconsin Parks and Recreation Association
Discount Attraction tickets! Tickets can be purchased at the Middleton Recreation
Office. Only cash and credit cards are accepted. There is a non-refundable transaction
fee added to credit card purchases. All sales are final. 75¢ from each ticket sold goes
to support our department.
Sale Dates: May 18 - August 31
ATTRACTION
DOOR PRICE
WPRA PRICE
Big Foot Zipline Tours
$89.00
$65.00
Chula Vista Resort Waterparks
$29.95
$19.95
NOTES
Children under 2 free
House on the Rock
Adult $29.95
Child $15.95
Adult $22.50
Child $13.50
Adult price for 18 & over
Children 3 & under free
Jet Boat Adventure
Adult $28.75
Child $14.25
Adult $24.75
Child $13.85
Children 3 & under not allowed
Milwaukee County Zoo
Adult $14.25
Child $11.25
Adult $10.50
Child $8.50
Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park
$48.03
$18.00
Noah’s Ark Waterpark
$41.62
$31.25
Old World Wisconsin
Adult $19.00
Child $10.00
Adult $16.00
Child $8.00
Children under 4 free
Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf
$8.50
$5.50
Six Flags - Any Day
$69.00
$44.25
Six Flags - WPRA Week
(July 4-12)
$69.00
$34.25
Wisconsin Ducks, Inc.
Adult $28.75
Child $14.25
Adult $24.75
Child $13.85
DOG EXERCISE PARK
The MRD Dog Park on Hwy Q and the Quisling Dog Exercise Park on Airport Road are open from 8am-10pm year round.
MRD Dog Park: 5209 County Highway Q
Quisling Dog Exercise Park: 8780 Airport Road
General Information:
• 20 acre off-leash dog exercise area
• 3 acre fenced small dog area
• Fenced in, 20 car parking, picnic tables, self-registration station, dog waste disposal bags/containers, and mowed trails
• Designed to complement the Dane County and City of Madison dog parks
• New 6 acre Quisling Park off leash Dog Park
Permits:
• Annual permit can be purchased for $30.00
• Additional tags and replacement tags are available for $14.00 each, for more than one dog
• Daily permits are available on a self-registration basis at the site for $5.00
• Senior Citizens (65+) or disabled persons discount permit is $15.00
• Permits are valid at all Dane County Parks, City of Middleton, City of Sun Prairie and Village of Waunakee
• Permits are available at Middleton Admin. Dept. located at Middleton City Hall
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SHELTER FACILITIES
Looking For A Place to Hold Your Next:
Party-Special Event-Reception-Banquet-Meeting-Grad Party?
Visit www.ci.middleton.wi.us to reserve today! We are now accepting online reservations. For reservations questions call,
City of Middleton Public Lands, Recreation & Forestry Department at (608) 821-8360, or come to City Hall at 7426 Hubbard
Avenue to book your reservation today. Reservations are taken on a first come, first serve basis.
2015 RATES
Shelter
Available
Res. Fee
Non-Res Fee
Capacity
Equipment/Amenities
Lakeview East
May 15Oct. 15
$115
$175
200
Covered shelter, tables, grills, power
outlets, water fountain, restrooms
Lakeview West
May 15Oct. 15
$110
$165
100
Covered shelter, tables, grills, power
outlets, water fountain, restrooms
Lakeview
Meeting Room
Year
Round
$110
$165
50
Enclosed shelter, tables, power outlets,
ceiling fans, heat, water fountain,
microwave, restrooms
Lakeview
Small Shelter
May 15Oct. 15
$100
$150
20
Lakeview
Kitchen
Year
Round
$80
$120
Lakeview Hall
Gazebo
May 15Oct. 15
$40/ per
hour
$65/ per hour
$75
$75
6300 Mendota Ave.
6300 Mendota Ave.
6300 Mendota Ave.
6300 Mendota Ave.
6300 Mendota Ave.
6300 Mendota Ave.
Tent/Bounce
House
(Lakeview Only)
Stove, refrigerator, sink, power
outlets, cupboards
30
Gazebo, tables, grills, pier to the pond
Fireman’s
Park North
June 13Labor Day
$110
$165
200
Covered shelter, picnic tables, play
equipment, basketball court,
restrooms
Fireman’s
Park South
June 13Labor Day
$110
$165
100
restrooms
Fireman’s
Park Small
June 13Labor Day
$110
$165
50
restrooms
Orchid Heights
June 13Labor Day
$110
$165
30
Covered shelter, picnic tables, grill,
ball field, tennis courts, basketball
court, play equipment, restrooms
Parisi Park
June 13Labor Day
$110
$165
30
equipment, ball field, drinking
fountain, restrooms
7400 Lee St.
7400 Lee St.
7400 Lee St.
3960 Valley Ridge
Rd.
2405 Park St.
Reservations can be made one year in advance.
Dates will adjust in 2015.
Resident: Must reside within the Middleton-Cross
Plains School District.
Non-Resident: Resides outside the School District
boundaries.
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Pet Wash StaGon
Ice SkaGng Pet Exercise Area Skate Park
Water Features
MulG-‐Purpose Area
Sand Volleyball Court
Basketball Court
Ball Diamond
Trails/Hiking
Fishing
Playground Equipment
Restrooms
Drinking Water
Grills
Open Shelter
Picnic Area
Acres
Park Facilities
and Services
PARK FACILITIES
AND
SERVICES
Community Parks
Lakeview Park
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MRD Dog Park
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Quislling Dog Park
20
Orchid Heights Park
14
Quisling North Park
30
Fireﬁghters Park
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Neighborhood Parks
Parisi Park
Middleton Hills Park-‐ North
5
Middleton Hills Park-‐ South
4.6
Woodside Heights Park
10
Stricker Park
10
Quarry Skate Park
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Mini Parks
Stoneﬁeld Park
2
Parkside Heights Park
1.6
Meadows Park
1.9
Boundary Road Park
3.5
Hillcrest Park
0.5
Baskerville Park
0.5
Pheasant Branch Ridge Park
Hawkridge Park
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Conservancy Lands
Pheasant Branch Conservancy
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Stricker Pond
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Tiedeman Pond
Graber Pond
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Esser Pond
15
Middleton Hills Pond & Conservancy
3.2
Elm Lawn/ Tiedeman Conservancy
5
Middleton Hills Oak Savanna
5
Special Use Area
Pleasant View Golf Course
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Middleton Recreation Division Program Registration Form
Save time and register online! Visit the Program Registration page at www.ci.middleton.wi.us.
Return to: 7426 Hubbard Avenue, Middleton, WI 53562
Adult /Guardian Contact: ________________________________________________________________________
(Last)
(First)
Home Phone: ___________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________________
E-mail: ____________________________________________________________DOB: ______________________
Address, City, State, Zip: _________________________________________________________________________
Check One: ______ City of Middleton Resident _____Middleton Cross Plains School District _____ Non-Resident
Emergency Contact: _____________________________________ Phone: ________________________________________
□ I have read and agree to the Concussion Agreement and Information. (Please review agreement and
information at www.ci.middleton.wi.us, and visit Public Lands, Recreation, and Forestry Program Registration).
Parent/ Guardian Signature: _______________________________________ Date: _______________________
I need modification because of disability to participate in this program: ____Y ____N
Participant Information
Participant’s First & Last Name
Age
Sex
Birthdate
Med Alerts,
Etc.
Cash/Check
Activity #
#_______
Program Name
Total $__________
Credit Card Information
Credit Card Number
Expiration Date
Card Holder (Print)
Payment Amount
Authorized Signature
3 Digit Security Code
(Back of Card)
Type of Card
Note: Program registrations and memberships purchased made with credit card in-house will be charged similar fees as those
assessed when paying online (3%). Credit Card information will be destroyed upon approval of transaction. All information on
this form is required as this information is necessary for the Department to have when creating a RecDesk account.
ASSUME THAT YOU ARE REGISTERED IN ALL THE PROGRAMS YOU SIGNED UP FOR UNLESS CONTACTED BY THE
MIDDLETON RECREATION DIVISION ABOUT A PROGRAM BEING FULL OR CANCELLED.
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Camp Invention builds confidence
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Local educators will be leading the week of hands-on fun
Sauk Trail Elementary – July 13 -17, 2015, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.
This is not a school-sponsored activity and the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District does not provide support or endorsement
of this program/activity. It has neither reviewed nor approved the program, personnel, or activities announced in this brochure/flyer.
Permission to distribute this material must not be considered a recommendation or endorsement by the school district.
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