Watch your two-year-old blossom through creative classroom activities and early friendships! Start your time together with purposeful, interactive play, followed by a joyful music-and-movement circle time. Afterward, parents will transition to a separate space to discuss the unique rewards and challenges of parenting two-year-olds while the children continue their classroom play. All ECFE classes use a sliding fee scale. Fees are due monthly.

Always wanted to learn or refresh your Spanish? This class focuses on building conversational skills through interactive practice. Topics include greetings, pronunciation, numbers, food, clothing, and basic grammar. You'll engage in small conversations and explore cultural insights like word origins and dialects. Zoom access and basic computer skills required. *This is a Live Virtual Class, you will be able to interact with the instructor. An email with login information will be sent prior to class. Be sure you have a current email on file with us.

Continue your Spanish journey in Beginner Spanish Part Two! Build on conversational skills for directions, restaurants, and everyday interactions. Learn vocabulary on weather, dates, family, and key verbs like ser and tener. Explore cultural topics on food, family, and friendships. Open to new and returning students. Zoom access and basic computer skills required. * This is a Live Virtual Class, you will be able to interact with the instructor. An email with login information will be sent prior to class. Be sure you have a current email on file with us.

This intermediate course helps adults improve conversation skills through interactive lessons. Topics include AR verb conjugation, infinitives, future tense, prepositions, and more. Practice making plans, discussing preferences, and explore holiday traditions in Spanish-speaking countries. Open to new students and previous Beginner Spanish Part 1 and 2 conversation participants. * This is a Live Virtual Class, you will be able to interact with the instructor. An email with login information will be sent prior to class. Be sure you have a current email on file with us.

Dive Into Aqua Zumba! This course is ideal for anyone looking to make a splash by incorporating a low-impact, high-energy workout into their fitness routine. Aqua Zumba blends the fun of Zumba with the resistance of water, creating a pool party experience you won’t want to miss! With less impact on your joints, you can really let loose and enjoy the movement. Plus, the water’s natural resistance makes every step more challenging, helping to tone your muscles while you have fun. Join us for an invigorating workout that’s easy on the body but big on results! If you are dropping in to the class, you must register prior to class starting.

Connect with other parents and caregivers while exploring the joys, challenges, and milestones of your child's first two years. In this non-separating ECFE class, babies and young toddlers learn and play alongside their caregivers through engaging, age-appropriate activities that support emotional, social, physical, and cognitive development. Together, you will enjoy purposeful play experiences, songs, movement activities, and interactive circle time designed to strengthen your bond and support your child's growing curiosity. Caregivers will have opportunities to connect with one another, share experiences, and discuss child development topics while remaining in the classroom with their children. All ECFE classes use a sliding fee scale. Fees are due monthly.

Host your child's next birthday party with us at the Wildcat Community Center! Your party will have access to one court or Gymnastics Room in the Fieldhouse and the Community Room for gifts and cake. (Adult/Parent supervision required at all time) This event is not full. However, dates of availability are limited due to Staffing. Online registration is not available for birthday parties. To make your birthday party reservation: Contact Ian Lexvold ilexvold@isd2144.org $190 Package Includes: Private Community Room rental and 1 Court or Gymnastics room for up to 2 hours Admission for 10 children Tables and chairs provided 2 hours total use of facility 1 Court reserved exclusively for your group Choice of basketball, volleyball, pickleball, dodgeball, soccer, hula hoops, ninja/gymnastics OR Nerf games equipment provided (foam darts, barriers and protective glasses) must bring your own blasters. Add-Ons: For an extra fee you may request, $10 per additional child up to 15 children max

Resource fair for older adults and their caregivers - October 16, 2026 ~ 9:00 am-1:00 pm. Thanks for registering for the Chisago Age Well Expo! Priority is given to providers who serve the Chisago Lakes Community and are located in Chisago County. Please contact Emily at emilyc@chisagoagewell.org with any questions or concerns.

Xcel Team Program Structure:Our Xcel competitive team program offers multiple divisions designed to accommodate gymnasts of varying skill levels and competitive goals. Each division builds progressively on the previous level, allowing athletes to develop confidence and mastery before advancing. Training commitments range from 3-8 hours per week depending on division level. Program Progression and Assessment:Advancement between levels requires demonstrated skill proficiency, appropriate training readiness, and competitive success at the current level. Athletes typically spend 1-2 years per division, though individual progression varies based on natural ability, training consistency, and personal goals. Regular assessments ensure athletes train at appropriate levels while maintaining motivation and competitive success. Xcel Bronze Division - Gymnasts develop skills across all events, including squat-on vaults, casts and back hip circles on bars, basic jumps and turns on beam, and beginner tumbling and dance routines on floor. Training emphasizes proper technique, strength, coordination, confidence, and progression toward more advanced skills. Bronze is the entry level of competitive gymnastics, with athletes typically training 3–5 hours per week over 2–3 sessions. This level focuses on building strong foundational skills, confidence, and competition readiness while keeping gymnastics fun and engaging. Gymnasts develop skills across all events, including squat-on vaults, casts and back hip circles on bars, basic jumps and turns on beam, and beginner tumbling and dance routines on floor. Training emphasizes proper technique, strength, coordination, confidence, and progression toward more advanced skills. Xcel Silver Division - Silver gymnasts typically train 3–6 hours per week over 2–3 sessions. This level builds on foundational skills by introducing more advanced techniques while still offering flexibility for a variety of athletes. Gymnasts continue progressing on all events with stronger vaults, higher casts and tap swings on bars, leaps and turns on beam, and more advanced tumbling and choreography on floor. Training focuses on skill connections, strength, confidence, clean technique, and consistent performance as athletes prepare for higher-level competition. Xcel Gold Division - Gold gymnasts typically train 4–6 hours per week over 2–3 sessions and demonstrate a strong commitment to competitive gymnastics while maintaining balance outside the gym. At this level, athletes perform more advanced skills and combinations across all events, including stronger vault techniques, higher-level bar connections, beam acro skills, and more powerful tumbling on floor. Training emphasizes consistency, confidence, strength, artistry, and smooth skill connections as gymnasts continue progressing toward advanced competitive levels. Pre Team -The Pre-Team/Track Gymnastics Program is designed to prepare gymnasts for advancement into the competitive Xcel Team by building strong foundational skills, strength, flexibility, discipline, and confidence. Typically lasting 6–12 months with 2–3 hours of weekly training, the program bridges recreational and competitive gymnastics through focused instruction on conditioning, flexibility, vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise skills. Gymnasts develop core and upper-body strength, flexibility, body control, and proper technique while progressing through age-appropriate skill development on all four events. Training also emphasizes mental readiness, including focus, resilience, and consistent effort. To advance, athletes must demonstrate proficiency in required physical skills and technical execution, ensuring they enter the Xcel program physically prepared, technically sound, and ready for the commitment of competitive gymnastics.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of this amazing group of people! By joining CLP, you'll be supporting the growing sport of pickleball in our community and meeting players of all levels. You'll have use of pickleballs and beginner paddles, first aid supplies and many opportunities to play pickleball with people of all ages and abilities through our GroupMe App and Facebook page. CLP will help to improve amenities at our courts, offer leagues, classes, tournaments etc. We'll also have an end of the summer picnic where you can socialize outside of pickleball, too. Be a part of the voice of pickleball in Chisago Lakes!

Join us for our Evening ECFE class—a monthly, theme-based class for children and working families to be able to participate in the excitement of ECFE.One Tuesday of each month will feature a different theme for families to explore, learn, and play together alongside early childhood staff and other families. This non-separating class runs from 6:00-7:15 pm. Please register for classes individually. Class costs are $10 per family. September 29Welcome to the awesome world of apples! Discover the journey of autumn's favorite fruit through hands-on exploration and sensory play. We will learn how apples grow on trees, all about the vibrant varieties of apples, and dip sliced apples into colorful paint to create unique stamped apple prints. Other activities, songs, and stories all about apples!October 20Fall Leaves- Our classroom will transform into a sensory wonderland filled with real fall leaves to stomp, toss, crinkle, and touch as we learn about autumn colors and textures. Together, parents and children will dive into hands-on art by creating whimsical leaf people, making magic leaf rubbings with chunky crayons, and using real leaves as nature's paintbrushes. We will wrap up our cozy class with an interactive circle time featuring a colorful fall story and high-energy action songs filled with fun fingerplays and large motor movement.March 23 Dinosaurs-Step back in time and enter the spectacular world of roaring, stomping, ancient creatures! This mixed-ages family class invites toddlers, preschoolers, and their grown-ups to become paleontologists together as we explore the fascinating giants of the past. Children will discover the unique traits of famous dinosaurs, from the mighty, roaring T-Rex to the long-necked Apatosaurus and the armor-plated Stegosaurus. Families will dive into hands-on science exploration by digging for buried fossils in our prehistoric sensory bins and pressing toy dinosaurs into soft clay to examine their unique footprints. Designed with different developmental stages in mind, this class provides a wonderful opportunity for sibling bonding as brothers and sisters share tools, collaborate on discoveries, and stomp alongside each other during our high-energy circle time filled with captivating dinosaur stories and catchy prehistoric action songs.April 20 Planting- Celebrate the arrival of spring with a fun-filled, hands-on evening of gardening, sensory play, and messy art! This mixed-ages family class invites toddlers, preschoolers, and their grown-ups to explore the wonders of nature together as we get our hands dirty planting flower and vegetable seeds to take home and watch grow. Families will dive into spring-themed art, using real seeds to build beautiful mosaics. It is the perfect opportunity for siblings of different ages to create, collaborate, and make a mess together while connecting with other families in the community.