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Birthday Party Package
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 -
Family Fun Time
PRICE IS PER FAMILY - PLEASE ONLY ENROLL ONE USER/ADULT DURING REGISTRATION. Register online for $7 per family/per date or buy a $35 punch card for 6 visits - adult supervision required. Great opportunity for parents, grandparents, or homeschool teachers to bring students in for activities in our facilities. Gymnastics room will be open with stations set up and the full room ready to explore! Drop-ins are welcome. -
Open Family Gym
A weekly open gym dedicated to family time and active play, designed for children ages 8 and older and their caregivers. -
Nature Club
Join us on Tuesdays once a month for Nature Club. Each session is full of hands-on activities, outdoor exploration, and fun ways to connect with the natural world. Kids will discover wildlife, plants, and the beauty of nature while learning through play, crafts, and exciting experiments. Perfect for curious minds who love to explore! This curriculum evolves with the changing seasons, ensuring fresh experiences and discoveries with each passing month. Be sure to dress in weather-appropriate clothing and footwear, as we'll venture outdoors to fully immerse ourselves in the beauty and splendor of nature. -
Active & Confident
The class introduces Myla Wilson, a professionally trained Ukrainian gymnast who will share her many talents and experiences. Join us to help your son or daughter learn to be active and confident! On Wednesdays in the gymnastics room at the Wildcat Community Center, Active and Confident class encourages parents of two to three year old's to participate and learn various skills. Your toddler will love this class! In this class children will learn new skills and abilities of the body! They will become more confident, develop coordination, flexibility, balance and more! They will have fun learning from playing games, running, jumping, climbing and let’s have fun! -
St. Patrick’s Day Crafts
This paper plate leprechaun and shamrock craft is easy for little leprechauns of all ages to create. -
Edible Science: Homemade Pasta
Welcome to Edible Science, where learning and deliciousness go hand-in-hand! This course invites your child to explore the fascinating world of science and mathematics through tasty experiments and fun activities. There are few things more rewarding than creating ribbons of fresh pasta to cover with your favorite sauce and this week we’ll be rolling out our own! Allergen Alerts: Eggs, Wheat -
Floor Hockey
Play hockey in the gym after school and practice puck handling and shooting skills. Students will work on skills as well as play games. All equipment provided. -
Bee Houses
This is a Family Class…so kids bring an adult with you! Come and join us to learn about native bees. We will learn the bee basics and also the importance of these incredible insects. We will also be making bee houses that you will be able to take home. Turn your crafty creativity into functional fun. More bees means more fruits, veggies, and flowers in your own backyard! All the supplies and materials are provided, just bring your creativity. -
Gymnastics: Beginner II
This class is for the gymnast that is relatively new to the sport. The emphasis will be on tumbling, building strength, and developing balance on the beam. Learn basics of uneven bars. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only) and hair tied back. -
Gymnastics: Intermediate
Focus on improving form, building strength and working on more advanced skills like walkovers, round-offs and back handsprings. Bar and high beam work will be included in this class. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only) and hair tied back. -
Gymnastics: Advanced
Focus on improving form, strength and conditioning, and working on more advanced skills like walkovers, aerials, and back handsprings. Athletes will be learning advanced skills on floor exercise, uneven bars, balance beam and vault. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only) and hair tied back. -
Lucky Leprechaun & Poppers
Make a mischievous leprechaun and a colorful confetti popper! Kids will have a blast crafting and then celebrating with their festive creations. -
Beading Basics for Kids
Discover how easy and fun jewelry making can be! In this class, you'll learn essential techniques and leave with the skills to create your own stunning pieces. Perfect for beginners! -
Babysitting Safety
The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute provides everything you need to know for safe and successful babysitting. The students will receive their certification card and instructions to access a digital copy of the CABS student book at the end of class. Topics cover everything from getting started with your business to collaborating with parents and children, safety, safe sleep practices, caregiving, emergencies, and basic first aid. CABS will help set you up for babysitting success. Students must be present for the entire class and complete the core learning objectives to receive certification, valid for two years. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. -
Home Alone
Is your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a mature and well-prepared child. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone,” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after-school routines, phone calls and door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, handling the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, fire safety, intruders, and basic first aid tips. Students attend this class independently, and parents are encouraged to review the information and discuss it with their child/children after class. -
Lights, Camera, Create!
Lights, camera, action! Get ready for an epic art adventure inspired by the magic of the movies! In this action-packed class, young artists will step into the spotlight as they draw Stitch, create clay Toothless Dragon, sculpt Pudge from Lilo & Stitch, and bring other beloved characters to life. Along the way, they'll explore fun and creative techniques that make their art shine like a Hollywood blockbuster! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. This is half day 2 day camp! -
Youth Volleyball 3rd & 4th Grade
Grades 3-4 We will develop skills and understanding of competitive volleyball. We will split into teams for Saturday morning playdates. Play dates will include three matches between roughly 8am-2pm on 4/11, 4/18, 4/25, and 5/2. at the Wildcat Community Center. There will be a full-day, bracketed tournament in either Rush City or Mora on 5/9. -
Youth Volleyball 5th & 6th Grade
Grades 5 & 6 We will develop skills and understanding of competitive volleyball. We will split into teams for Saturday morning playdates. Play dates will include three matches between roughly 8am-2pm on 4/11, 4/18, 4/25, and 5/2. at the Wildcat Community Center. There will be a full-day, bracketed tournament in either Rush City or Mora on 5/9. -
Gymnastics: Open Gym
Gr. 1-12 A great opportunity for extra practice on polishing and perfecting your skills. This open gym will be supervised by an experienced instructor with limited spotting available. We will spend 20 minutes on group warm up. This Open Gym must have a minimum of 3 registered by 2:00 pm the Friday prior to the Open Gym date to run the event . (You will be notified by email if class is cancelled.) $15 per session. Bring a water bottle and wear appropriate attire. i.e. leotard, shorts. -
PrepStar ACT Prep
A strong ACT score continues to be important for college admissions and financial aid. The class is taught by Renee Holmquist, a Forest Lake High School Math teacher who has been teaching ACT classes for almost a decade. The course will cover the test format, essential strategies and content review for all four sections. This class times well for students taking the April ACT test. *Students need to bring a graphing calculator to class. -
Spring Esports
Esports Spring Club Season is now open for registration! This will be a fun online season and it's an exciting opportunity for High school and Middle school students to engage in competitive video gaming. CLHS League is going to be part of the MNVL (Minnesota Video League)/Fenworks merged league and will compete against area school districts. If CLHS qualifies the season will end in an online tournament. Games are: Monday 5:00 PM CT - Super Smash Bros Ultimate 3v3 Crew Battles 6:00 PM CT - Minecraft 2v2 6:00 PM CT- 2XKO 2v2 (13+) Tuesday (Competes from home) 5:00 PM CT - League of Legends 3v3 Aram (13+) 5:00 PM CT - Magic the Gathering Arena 1v1 (13+) 6:00 PM CT - Marvel Rivals 6v6 (13+) Wednesday: No Matches Thursday 5:00 PM CT - Rocket League 1v1 (13+) 6:00 PM CT - Mario Kart 4v4 6:00 PM CT - Blitz Chess Friday (Competes from home) 5:00 PM CT - VALORANT (13+) 6:00 PM CT - Fortnite Battle Royale Zero Build Squads (4 player) (13+) 6:00 PM CT - Pokémon Unite (13+) The Chisago Lakes Esports Coordinator is Hannah Holida. She can be reached at hholida@isd2144.org with questions. The spirit of MNVL is to always play if you can, and never take a forfeit win unless you absolutely must. Although not a rule, this is a standard we hope all our teams and players try to live up to! Therefore, please only register if you know you can meet the commitment. Visit MNVL.org to learn more about the rules, governing body, games and schedule. If you do not a game but would like to play, contact Daniel McGonigle, Director of Community Education at 651-213-2601 or dmcgonigle@isd2144.org. -
Bloxels Class
Join us as we create our very own video games using the Bloxels software and just 8 simple blocks! You'll build art, animations and backgrounds to design your game's world the way YOU want . . . just come ready to be creative and bring your video world to life! -
Family Nerf Night
Recommended for all ages Registration Fees: $25/Family A night full of Nerf wars and games! Participants MUST bring their own Nerf blasters. We will include barriers, Nerf bullets, and safety glasses for the participants. There will be an open Nerf play and organized Nerf games. Coloring, Bingo and light refreshments will be available as well. Online Registration: Registration is available online until Friday, If you'd like to register after this time, please bring exact payment of $30 to the door.
