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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. -
In House Basketball
In-House Basketball is for 1st through 4th grade boys and girls. The Chisago Lakes Varsity Boys Head Coach will lead the players through skills and drills, as well as play some competitive games. All players receive a reversible jersey. 1st and 2nd grade goes from 6pm to 7pm and they will play on 8 foot hoops. The 3 graders and 4th graders play from 7pm to 8pm on 10 foot hoops. This basketball offering is in partnership with Lakes Area Recreation Association. -
Gymnastics: Tumble Cats
This class focuses on tumbling, balance and coordination. Activities will be used to teach fundamental gymnastics skills. Kindergarten age children are welcome to join this class. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only). -
Football Fun
Are you ready for some football? One of America's favorite pastimes is starting our Community Ed after school rec programs for the 2026/2027 school year. Boys & girls will get some basic skill work while playing flag football and other games. Outside classes could be possible weather permitting. All equipment provided. -
Gymnastics: Tumble Tots
Focus on large muscle development for young children. Activities will seek to build strength, coordination & flexibility while learning basic gymnastics skills. Parents participate in the class with their children. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only). -
Gymnastics: Beginner I
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). -
Game Coding: Mario Kart
Build a Mario Kart-style racing game in Scratch, MIT’s drag-and-drop coding platform! Pickcustom characters and tracks to make it your own. Nintendo is a trademark of Nintendo ofAmerica Inc. and not affiliated with this camp. If you do not receive your Zoom link at least 5days before class, please email virtual@techacademycamps.com.Home Technical Requirements: ● Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM● Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work.● Internet: Broadband internet● Webcam, Microphone and Speakers● Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class.● Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard.Additional Technical Requirements:● Scratch Website● Scratch Account (sign-up information will be provided before class) -
Fall Gymnastics Workout
Join us to help your child learn and advance their gymnastics skills. They'll be working with experienced coaches from Chisago Lakes Community Ed and the Chisago Lakes High School Gymnastics coaching staff. Held in the gymnastics room at the Wildcat Community Center. In these sessions, athletes will learn new skills, techniques, and abilities in all gymnastics events. Geared for Grades 5-12. -
Gymnastics: 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! Held each Thursday in the gymnastics room at the Wildcat Community Center, our new Active and Confident class encourages parents to participate and learn various skills. Your child 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 parents will be active too! Parents, plan to participate with your child in this class, and let’s have fun together! -
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). -
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). -
Gymnastics: Intermediate
Grades K- 8 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). -
Henna Art Workshop
Discover the rich culture of henna. Henna is a dye prepared from leaves of a henna tree also known as Egyptian privet. Henna is temporary body art resulting from the staining of the skin from the dyes. After stains reach their peak color, they hold for a few days, then gradually wear off, typically within two to three weeks. Learn the basics of henna tattoos and practice them. The instructor will fill in or finish your henna design and you can take home henna cone. All the materials will be provided. Acrylic Studio Art -
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Rhythmic gymnastics is just what kids need at an early age. After all, in this class, kids not only receive the physical activity necessary to improve their health, while developing vital skills and abilities; they also develop flexibility and dexterity, and acquire correct posture. Rhythmic gymnastics makes the figure beautiful, the movements flexible and graceful, so register today! The training is conducted by a professional rhythmic gymnastics athlete! And former member of the Ukrainian national team, Liudmyla Wilson. -
Gymnastics: Open Gym
Whether you want to get your kids active or need extra practice to polish and perfect your skills, this is the perfect opportunity! This is for K-12 grade or Current Collegiate athletes only. $10 per person. Wear appropriate attire. i.e. leotard, shorts. -
FTC Robotics
For grades 7-12. Welcome to FIRST Tech Challenge, a team sport of the mind. Work together with other middle and high school aged students to design, build, and code a robot to compete in a series of challenges with and against other robots. You can receive hands-on experience with small motors, constructing a metal frame, and fine control mechanisms. Learn real-world coding, doing the math and problem solving required to have the robot perform the tasks accurately. Keeping a team running is equally important, and students can participate in documenting the work, focusing the workflow, and interacting with other organizations to raise the funds necessary to get new parts. A collaborative spirit and a mind willing to learn will go far in helping us build the best robot we can, while having a fantastic time doing it! Open house is September 2nd in the Community Room at the Wildcat Community Center! -
Little Wildcat Volleyball
Our program is designed to give beginners and experienced players a basic knowledge and understanding of the game, a chance to develop skills, and the opportunity to compete in a friendly and fun atmosphere. Program will be ran by Head Coach, Rachel Houle and the Wildcat Volleyball Team. ***Includes t-shirt PLUS Admission to High School Volleyball Game! -
Pinecone Bears and Scarecrows
These adorable scarecrow and bear craft are simple for kids of all ages and can even make a great gift. -
Clay Candy Creations with Kidcreate Studio
What’s your favorite candy? Twizzlers, peanut butter cups or maybe a Hershey’s Bar? Come and experience the outrageous side of art as we learn about the Pop Art Movement and create our own clay candy creations. -
Pumpkin Magnets and Pumpkin Pie Pots
These adorable little fall decorations are fun and easy to make. -
Paper Quilling Greeting Cards for Teens!
A Paper Quilling Greeting Cards class is a creative, hands-on workshop where participants learn the art of quilling to design(coils, teardrops, scrolls, and spirals) and craft beautiful greeting cards. In this class, students will use thin strips of colorful paper, rolled, shaped, and glued into intricate patterns to decorate cards for various occasions. You will be making 3 cards, all the material will be provided. -By Acrylic Studio Art -
Clay Leaf Bowls
Join in the fun in making clay leaf bowls. Kids can bring their own favorite leaf to capture in clay or choose from provided options. This fun process imprints the clay with the leaf shape and the veins. When choosing your leaf, look for one with good veins and fun shaped – this really does make the difference! -
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 over 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 October or December ACT test. Students need to bring a graphing calculator to class. *Students need to bring a graphing calculator to class.