TriDistrict Community Education

Archery with Dodge Nature Center **Only students participating in the ROCC Youth Leadership program after-school this school year can sign up for the ROCC section and rate. First time archers? Learn all the basics about bows and arrow in a safe and friendly environment. Experienced instructors will teach you everything you need to know to safely use bows and arrows. This class is a great entry into the sport of archery. Kids will be able to take the activity bus from Friendly Hills or Heritage to Dodge Nature Center You can also drop your student off at Dodge if you prefer at the Marie Entrance. **Kids will have to be picked up at Dodge Nature Center Marie Entrance, by 5pm by a parent or guardian--the activity bus is not provided to get home. If a student is picked up later than 5pm a charge will be applied by Dodge Nature Center for a late pick-up. Grades 5-8 welcome. Class is limited to 10 students, register early!! **Los niños podrán tomar el autobús de actividades desde Friendly Hills o Heritage hasta el centro natural Dodge, los dejarán en la entrada de Marie y serán recibidos por el personal del Dodge. También puede dejar a su estudiante en Dodge si lo prefiere en la entrada de Marie. **Los niños deberán ser recogidos en la entrada Marie del centro natural Dodge antes de las 5:00 p. m. por un padre o tutor; no se proporciona el autobús de actividades para llegar a casa. Si se recoge a un estudiante después de las 5:00 p. m., el Centro natural dodge aplicará un cargo por una recogida tardía. Los grados 5-8 son bienvenidos. La clase está limitada a 10 estudiantes, ¡regístrese temprano!

Design fabulous fashions and things for your room using paint, tissue paper, canvas, clay, yarn and more. We’ll make a fancy headband, clay pendants, a colorful decoupage bracelet, a funny hat and paint a colorful canvas for your room. We’ll even learn to weave. Invite your family to a fashion show on the last day to show off your creations. Bring a beverage and nut-free snack every day.

Do you have what it takes to survive in the wild? With friends, create cool gadgets to survive in the wild! Engineer a cool periscope, harness the power of the sun to cook (marshmallows! - yummy), a device for drinkable water, a shelter and so much more! Please bring a peanut-free snack and beverage. Taught by Tech Tac Toe Instructors

Baby Classes are FREE - Non separating All babies and families are welcome, The staff looks forward to meeting you and your family! Join anytime during the session. Register on line or call the Early Childhood Office to check on availability. Ages Birth to 12 months The first year is filled with lots of questions, incredible discoveries and first experiences. Share joys, concerns and gain parenting tips in your new role. Find out how to stimulate your baby's brain and development! Listen to a story, sing songs and have fun together. Mondays, Jan. 29 - May 13 (No class on Feb. 19 & March 25) 10:15-11:15 am Held at Family Education Center 104 5th Avenue South, SSP 651- 457-9418 Sibling care available. School District Resident Priority: Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to South St. Paul school district families.

Baby Classes are FREE All babies and families are welcome, The staff looks forward to meeting you and your family! Join anytime during the session. Register on line or call the Early Childhood Office to check on availability. Ages Birth to 12 months The first year is filled with lots of questions, incredible discoveries and first experiences. Share joys, concerns and gain parenting tips in your new role. Find out how to stimulate your baby's brain and development! Listen to a story, sing songs and have fun together. Mondays, Jan. 29 - May 17 (No class Feb. 19 & Mar. 25) 10:15-11:15 am Family Education Center 104 5th Avenue South, SSP Sibling care available. School District Resident Priority: Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to South St. Paul school district families.

Basic CPR/AED for Adult/Child & Infant This is an Adult/Child/Infant CPR/AED Class. The class includes a two year certification and unlimited digital access to the student workbook from American Safety and Health Institute. The full CPR/AED course will include video instruction as well as an experienced instructor, dedicated to make the class fun and interesting. The course includes doing CPR on all ages, practice using an AED trainer, and care for choking victims of all ages. No written test required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Instructor: Deb Gutzman

Bean Bag Toss (aka Corn Hole) is a fun game for 2-4 players. Toss bean bags and score 1 point for landing on the board or 3 points for putting the bag through the hole; it's not as easy as it sounds! We supply the boards and bags, while you supply the fun and competitive spirit of the game. Played outdoors.

Embark on a casting adventure with our two-part class! Master both anchored and aerialized casting techniques, along with expert line management. While challenges may arise, fun is guaranteed. Experience the joy of casting as you confidently reach distances of thirty feet – success is within your grasp! Join us for an exhilarating journey into the art of casting mastery. Please note: first class is from 6-8 pm and second class is from 10 am -12 pm Instructor Michael Alwin

Everyone loves BINGO! Come on over to meet new friends, play bingo, and have a good time. All participants win a prize! Pre-registration is not required.

Do you like apple pies? Do you like easy and fun recipes? Join us in a fun filled class learning how to make delicious bite sized apple pies. They are a perfect snack or a special dessert you can bring to your next party. Come join us for some apple fun!

Enjoy the camaraderie and skillful competition of Bocce Ball—a game that brings fun and health benefits. Simply aim to place your bocce balls closer to the pallino (little white ball) than your opponents. Games are self-monitored, with teams formed weekly, gathering around TPAC's patio for some outdoor enjoyment.

California Sushi Roll Extravaganza! When it comes to actual sushi that is made with sushi grade raw fish such as salmon or tuna wrapped in rice and seaweed, the sushi tolerance spectrum runs from a very strong “YES” or a very strong “NO” with little wiggle room in between. Enter California “sushi” Rolls that overwhelmingly turn the strong “NO’s” into strong yeses! Join Tess as she walks you through how to make a variety of the most marvelous California rolls that will make you wonder why you haven’t tried to make your own before. California “sushi” roll combinations are only limited by your imagination! Make them vegetarian, with or without seaweed, spicy or not, it is totally up to you! Learn the skill of creating delicious seasoned sushi rice, spicy mayo, and how to stuff, wrap / shape the rolls, with wonderful filling ingredients. One of these fillings is a “crab” salad that will be created using crabsticks. Make it a date night or family night as you create lasting memories in your kitchen! Instructor: Tess Georgakopoulos

Being a caregiver as a spouse, child, or friend of an aging adult can take a toll. Your life is simply not the same. Access to information is key to navigating aging in a positive way. The caregiver support group comes together with trained facilitators to learn about topics relevant to this role. No fee, but please register in advance. Sponsored by DARTS. 2nd Wednesdays