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Employment Opportunities
INFORMATION______________________________________________
Facility and Park Rentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Director’s Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
SPECIAL EVENTS____________________________________________
Color Vibe 5K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
ADULT ___________________________________________________
Sports
Pickleball, Adult Baseball Spring League, Quidditch,
Adult 6 on 6 Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Fitness
Live, Love, Lift!, Cardio Core and More, Beginning Shibashi,
Tai Chi for Health, Tai Chi for Diabetes, Yoga. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,8
Dance
Adult Dance with Lisa, Line Dancing, Night Club Two-Step. . . . . . . . . 8,9
Personal Enrichment
Floral Fundamentals, Body Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
YOUTH___________________________________________________
Spring Adventures and Camps
Holiday Paintball Palooza, Camp X, Little Bounce,
Big Bounce, Spring Adventures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Sports Camps
Athlete Conditioning, Volleyball Camp, Fastpitch Softball Clinic,
Shasta College Fastpitch Softball Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Golf Camp, Basketball Shooting, Basketball Defensive, Roller Skating. . . 14
Spring Leagues
Volleyball, Kidditch, Softball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Jr. Giants, Youth Rugby, High School Rugby. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Dance
Dance by Lisa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Fitness
Fierce Tigers Martial Arts, Shasta Skippers Jump Roping,
Galaxy Gymnastics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Personal Enrichment
Build It, Paddle Science
Shasta Gem and Mineral Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,19
PRESCHOOL_______________________________________________
Preschool Programs
Tiny Tots, Little Feet, Music Adventures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Grasshopper Sports
Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Mini Grasshopper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Dance and Fitness
Preschool Dance by Lisa, Galaxy Gymnastics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Personal Enrichment
My Baby and I Classes with Jessica, Tot Spot with Jessica. . . . . . . . . . 23
Summer Camps, 2015!
Caldwell, Enterprise, Shasta Lake, Camp Eureka, Beach Buddies,
Farm Camp, Colt .45’s Baseball, Camp X, Thrilling Thursdays. . . . . 24,25
Redding Aquatic Center
Hours and Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Special Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Wibits and Parties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28,29
Swim Lessons and Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Lesson Descriptions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Private Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Safety and Training Courses, Jr. Academy Program . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-35
Stand Up Paddleboarding. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
MLK Multicultural Center_________________________________ 36,37
Senior Center____________________________________________ 38
Registration Form_________________________________________ 39
Apply NOW for great Spring and Summer positions. Hurry, these are
highly sought after jobs so don’t wait.
• Flexible hours to fit into your schedule
• Making a difference in your community
• Training and leadership opportunities that look great on
college applications
• Getting paid to play with kids, be outside and be active!
Spring 2015 Youth Athletics
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Score Keepers–Basketball
Gym Supervisors–Basketball
Referees–Basketball
Coaches–Volleyball
Umpires–Softball
Jr. Giants Baseball
Clinicians–All Sports
Aquatic Center
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Cashier
Facility Maintenance Worker
Lifeguard
Swim Lesson Instructor
Water Sports and Fitness Instructors
Summer Day Camps
• Instructors
• Crew Leaders
• Recreation Leaders
NEW
Application and Selection
PROCESS!
Listed above are part-time job opportunities with Redding Community
Services, Recreation Division.
Minimum age for any position is 16. Applicants younger than 18 years
of age must submit a work permit application. All new employees may
be subject to fingerprinting and drug/alcohol screening prior to
appointment.
A complete job list with description of requirements are available at the
City of Redding Personnel Department, 777 Cypress Avenue (City Hall,
2nd floor), on weekdays between 8:00 am-5:00 pm or online at
www.ci.redding.ca.us. Interested individuals must now apply online!
Contract Instructors Needed!
Redding Recreation is interested in expanding and developing new recreation and leisure classes for youth (0-5 Years). We are looking for
preschool classes in gardening, yoga or fitness, dance, story time, parent and me, etc. If you are interested, call the Recreation Division at
225-4095 or check out our web site for more details at
www.reddingrecreation.org
225-4095
Caldwell Recreation Center
56 Quartz Hill Road, Caldwell Park
Top Park Rentals
Great areas for family gatherings, birthday parties, outdoor picnic and more!
Enterprise Park Pavilion
Approximate Capacity:
$40
125-210 people, seated, depending on layout
Outdoor park area unlimited
Amenities: Outdoor patio, beautiful park location on Sacramento
River, small area with sink, microwave oven and refrigerator, ample
parking.
Rental Season: September through May
Oak Knoll- Caldwell Park
Rental Fee: $434
Redding Aquatic Center
Facility and Park Rentals
Call Redding Recreation at 225-4095 for deposit fees and
usage rules for each of our Facilities. Reserve a space today!
44 Quartz Hill Road, Caldwell Park
Ideal for: Company picnics, baby showers, neighborhood get together’s, socials, family reunions, end of school year parties, birthday
parties, special events, special occasions, fund raisers
South Grove -Caldwell Park
Features Include: 50-meter by 25 yard pool, 25 yard activity
pool, zero depth entry (beach type), park setting, water slide, diving
boards, shaded party area.
Rental Season: May through September
Rental Fee: $500/hour for your group event-exclusive use.
(See pages 28-29 for Party Packages.)
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Multicultural Center
BBQ Area - Lake Redding Park
Phone: 225-4375, 1815 Sheridan Street
Approximate Capacity:
130 people - dining
275 people - standing (assembly)
Amenities: Central air, large open area, small kitchen with sink,
refrigerator, microwave, and cook top.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center may be reserved for group activities
during non-center hours.
Lake Redding Park Pavilion
Rental Fee: $82 (0-4 hours); $161 (over 4 hours)
LAKE REDDING GAZEBO/Pavilion
2275 Benton Drive, Lake Redding Park
Size: The Gazebo is 30 feet in diameter; ideal for wedding
ceremonies and performances. The Pavilion has tables and seating
for approximately 100; BBQ’s; electrical outlets.
Amenities: Beautiful park location on Sacramento River, electrical
outlets and night lighting.
Rental Season: year–round
Rental Fee: $80 with Lake Redding Park Pavilion
Lake Redding Gazebo
New
$80
to rent the
Lake Redding
Park Pavilion
and the Gazebo
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The Director's Court
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The Director’s Court “Change is the only constant in life.”-Heraclitus
With constant changes and continuous adjustments in my life, I am also
drawn to traditions. Traditions create a sense of belonging and certainty.
Some traditions can be extravagant milestone birthday trips or more frequent
-like story time before bed. One of my favorite daily traditions is my daughter
making my coffee drink each morning before I drive her carpool to school – a
future Dutch Bros. barista in the making!
Contact Information:
Kim Niemer
Director Community Services
[email protected]
225-4085
Teresa Urricelqui
Supervisor of School Programs
and Adult Sports
Two changes will become traditions for Redding Recreation in 2015. First,
225-4474
[email protected]
the Redding Recreation office will move to a new home on the second floor of
Sue Roi
City Hall this spring to consolidate our operations and bring you more efficient
programs and events. We will let you know when we have settled in!
225-4539
[email protected]
Secondly, we launched the new Recreation Management Software (RMS)
Jenny Moore
which allows you to register on-line 24/7 for our programs and events. Start a new family tradition todaybuild your family profile and register online!
Our family picked up a tradition that lapsed last summer. While at Anthropologie, a favorite shop of mine, I
bought a book that provides daily prompts with space to write responses for each member of my family for
three years. At dinner, we answer a daily question and catch up on any we missed. What animal do you feel
like? Where would you like to visit? With a 7 and a 13-year old in the house, the responses provide a telling
window into their thoughts and current demeanor. As we started repeating prompts from last year, I became
acutely aware of the way that they are changing and growing.
As the hustle and bustle of practices, homework, work, meetings and other duties whirl around us, traditions
Supervisor of Youth Sports
Supervisor of Aquatics
and Adult Programs
225-4479
[email protected]
Lona Bates
Administrative Assistant
225-4111
[email protected]
Therese Roberts
Marketing Coordinator
225-4004
[email protected]
whether big or small provide important sources of familiarity in our evolving world. What are your favorite
traditions, and what new ones will you begin in 2015?
Be Active and Be Well,
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About the Guide:
The City of Redding Recreation
Activity Guide is published and
distributed quarterly (November,
February, May, August).
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Adult Sports
Pickleball
Join the craze and have some fun! Pickleball is a racquet sport which
combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis, played on a
court with the same dimensions as a doubles badminton court. The
game is played with a hard paddle and a polymer wiffleball. Easy for
beginners to learn, but develops quickly into a fast-paced, competitive
game. usapa.org/offficialrules. Cancelled when raining.
Days/Time: M-Sat
Location: Enterprise Roller Rink
Days/Time: T
Location: Sequoia School Tennis Courts
9:00-11:00 am
5:30-7:30 pm
Fee: Free
aDULT BASEBALL spring LEAGUE
Ages 18 and older
8 game guarantee with a post season single elimination tournament for
top 4 finishers. No new inning after 2 hr and 30 min. Completed Team
Roster form and team fee are required at time of registration. Signed
player waiver must be completed by first game.
Dates:March-May
Days/Times:
Sundays 10:00 am, 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm
T/W
7:00 pm
Location: Tiger Field
Note:
*Schedule subject to change due to inclement
weather
Fee: $800/team (minimum 10 players)
QUIdditch
“The snitch is released... Brooms up!” That’s right Redding, its Quidditch time. Maybe you were one of the disappointed masses that did not
receive an invitation to Hogwarts, or maybe you just love competition
and are looking for a new challenge, because you are a Quidditch star.
Brooms, quaffles, bludgers, the roar of the crowd and your adoring fans
as you fly down the pitch scoring points for your home team. Quidditch
is a co-ed contact sport with a unique mix of elements from rugby,
dodgeball, and tag. This is designed to teach the fundamentals of quidditch including: rules, positions, strategy and equipment. Quidditch is an
exciting sport to watch and even more exciting to play. So gather your
brooms, get your friends, and prepare to break a sweat- Quidditch has
come to the North State! No previous experience necessary.
Dates:
Sun
4/12-5/17
2:00-4:00 pm
Materials Needed: Players will need to provide their own broom; cleats (not metal) are recommended but not re
quired. Don’t forget that mouth piece!
Location: Enterprise Park
Fee: $45 per participant
ADULT 6 ON 6 VOLLEYBALL
Get together with friends for volleyball games beginning after 6 pm. USA
Volleyball rules, 8’ net height (AB Coed), and 7’ 6” net height (BC Coed
and women’s) and unlimited substitutions. Teams will self-officiate.
Standings will not be recorded.
A/B COED DIVISION
Experienced players are expected to pass, set, attack & block, handle
the ball cleanly and use & understand offensive & defensive strategies.
NOTE: Rosters of new A/B team(s) (that did not participate in previous
season) will be evaluated within one week after registration.
B/C COED DIVISION & WOMEN’S DIVISION
Team players should have a fundamental understanding of the rules and
the game of volleyball, including knowledge of the “bump-set-spike”
strategy.
SPRING 2015 SEASON
Dates:
M
Note:
*No game on 4/6
Location:
Enterprise High School
Team fee: $126 due 2/19 or until full–whichever comes first
3/9-5/18 (10 weeks)
time varies
Extra calories from added sugar
may lead to obesity, Type 2
diabetes and heart disease.
Reprinted with permission from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s Choose Health LA initiative.
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14 years and older
Women’s Strength and conditioning is a class designed by Coach Katy
Cottrell to guide and support women in their health, fitness and athletic
goals. Coach Katy’s participants are educated, trained and empowered
to not only reach their goals but find the lifestyle and fitness solutions to
maintain a healthy fitness level. Participants will benefit from movement
assessments, nutritional coaching, and personal fitness planning along
with enjoying fun and varied workouts.
Dates:
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Location: Burch Physical Therapy & Shift Athletic Academy
320 Hartnell
Fee:
$60 for six classes
2/24-3/12
3/17-4/2
3/17-4/2
4/28-5/14
4/28-5/14
5/19-6/4
5/19-6/4
8:30-9:30 am
8:30-9:30 am
12:00-1:00 pm
8:30-9:30 am
12:00-1:00 pm
8:30-9:30 am
12:00-1:00 pm
Cardio Core and More
Adults
This unique body conditioning class lets you move in an arthritis friendly,
fun and supportive environment with a certified fitness professional
(CFP) with 21 years of experience to improve stamina, strength, balance,
coordination while strengthening the core for enhanced posture, muscle
balance and stability. Wear loose comfortable clothes and shoes with
good support. Open heel or toed shoes are not suitable. Exercise modifications will be addressed as needed. Instructor: Chris Netto.
Dates: T
T
T
3/3-3/31*
4/7-4/28
5/5-5/26
9:00-10:00 am
9:00-10:00 am
9:00-10:00 am
Materials Needed: $3 material fee per participant to the instructor o n
the first day of class. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes with good
support, light weight dumbbells (2 to 5 lbs), pillow, water and mat. Participants must be able to get up and down from floor independently.
Location: Fee: Caldwell Recreation Center
$40 for four classes
*$50 for five classes
Beginning Shibashi Tai Chi/Qigong
Adults
Tai Chi appeals to individuals from all ages and physical conditions whoexplore basic rhythmic forms and essential principles of level 1 Shibashi
Tai Chi/Qigong to experience serenity in motion while creating a peaceful
mind, refreshed spirit and a stronger more supple body. Enjoy gentle
relaxing floor stretching exercises to complete the tai chi/qigong experience. Instructor: Chris Netto.
Dates: T
T
T
3/3-3/31*
4/7-4/28
5/5-5/26
Beginning Tai Chi for Health
Adults
A gentle exercise system of low to moderate intensity designed especially for arthritis, disease management and fall prevention. Moderate
exercise has been shown to improve health and even prevent the onset
of chronic disease. This easy, safe and effective program was developed
by Dr. Paul Lam, a family practice doctor in Australia by a team of medical and martial art experts. It is endorsed by the Center for Disease
Control, adopted by the Arthritis Foundation. It is being taught by a Tai
Chi for Arthritis certified instructor and personal trainer. Wear loose comfortable clothes and shoes with good support. Open heel or toed shoes
are not suitable. No floor mat is necessary. Instructor: Chris Netto
Dates:
W
W
W
3/4-3/25
4/8-4/29
5/6-5/20* Adult Fitness
Live Love Lift!- Women’s Strength
Training
1:30-2:30 pm
1:30-2:30 pm
1:30-2:30 pm
Materials Needed: $3 material fee due to instructor on the first day of
class. Participants must wear close-toed shoes with good support and
comfortable, loose fitting clothing.
Location: Caldwell Recreation Center
Fee: $40 for four classes
*$30 for three classes
Beginning Tai Chi/Qigong for
diabetes
Adults
A gentle exercise system of low to moderate intensity designed especially for people with diabetes and those at risk for developing diabetes.
Exercising or being active is important for good health — and vital for
diabetes management. Moderate exercise has been shown to improve
the management of type 2 diabetes, and even prevent its onset. This
easy, safe and effective program was developed by Dr. Paul Lam, a family practice doctor in Australia. It was developed with the assistance of
diabetes specialists and physical therapists. Come experience serenity
in motion while creating a peaceful mind, refreshed spirit and a stronger
more supple body for your health. Instructor: Chris Netto.
Dates:
T
T
T
3/3-3/31*
4/7-4/28
5/5-5/26
4:30-5:30 pm
4:30-5:30 pm
4:30-5:30 pm
Materials Needed: $3 material fee due to instructor on the first day of
class. Participants must wear close-toed shoes with good support and
comfortable, loose fitting clothing.
Location: Fee: Teen Center
$40 for four classes
*$50 for five classes
10:15-11:15 am
10:15-11:15 am
10:15-11:15 am
Materials Needed: $3 material fee due to instructor on the first day of
class. Participants must wear close-toed shoes with good support and
comfortable, loose fitting clothing.
Location: Fee: Caldwell Recreation Center
$40 for four classes
*$50 for five classes
register online at:
reddingrecreation.org
225-4095
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Adult Fitness and Dance
Adult Dance by Lisa
Lisa Marie Woody offers a variety of dance classes for all ages! Her experience and love for dance are contagious and she believes that no one
is too old or too young to learn.
Location: Fee:
Teen Center
$60 for seven classes or $9 per single class
*$65 for seven classes or $10 per single class
Adult Beginning Ballet
Yoga essentials 101 Workshop
Adults
Have you been curious about all of the health benefits received from
yoga? Not sure how to begin? Have you ever wanted to try a yoga class,
but didn’t want to stand out? Come explore the essential basics of yoga
so you will move safely and confidently in either studio classes or in your
own home practice.
Join Annie in this 2-hour workshop where yoga meets you where you’re
at! You will learn: basic yoga postures, breath techniques to calm the
mind and senses, variations of poses to adapt the practice safely, class
etiquette, and history. Upon completion of the workshop you will feel
relaxed and ready to add yoga to your healthy lifestyle change. To help
you find just the right classes to suit your needs, Balance Yoga Center is offering free unlimited yoga classes the week following
the workshop. Instructor Annie Correia
Dates:
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Location: Balance Yoga Center, 169 Locust Street
3/1
3/29
4/19
5/17
12:00-2:00 pm
12:00-2:00 pm
12:00-2:00 pm
12:00-2:00 pm
Fee: $47 (props and mats are provided)
12 years and older: Students with minimal experience would be very
comfortable taking this course. The instructor will introduce Barre and
Centre practice with sufficient amounts of explanation and example. Focus will be on the development of proper alignment and placement
while introducing the principles of turn-out, the underlying aesthetic of
classical ballet.
Dates:
M
M
3/2-4/13
4/20-6/1
5:30-6:30 pm
5:30-6:30 pm
Adult Ballet II
12 years and older: This course is for students who have had at least
two years of ballet training or who have taken our Adult Beginning Ballet
session at least twice. Adult Ballet II continues to develop proper alignment, placement, turn-out, flexibility and coordination. Vocabulary will
also be extended.
Dates:
W
W
Adult Tap
3/4-4/15*
4/22-6/3*
7:00-8:30 pm
7:00-8:30 pm 12 years and older: Open to all levels. Tap steps to be covered include:
shuffle, flap, slap, buffalo, hops, essence, heel, toe, stamp, stomp,
cramp roll, ball change, manhattan, drawbacks, maxi ford and all of the
various combos involving these steps like flap ball change, shuffle hop
step, flap toe hop, flap heel, with a strong emphasis on technique and
repetition in order to encourage muscle memory and confidence to create sounds clearly each time.
Dates:
Th
Th
3/5-4/16 4/23-6/4
7:00-8:00 pm
7:00-8:00 pm
Adult Modern/Contemporary Jazz
12 years and older: Using simple explanations for complex technical
movement, lines of power and repetition of existing dance movement
from the Techniques of Ballet, Horton and Limon to engage and
strengthen your core muscles as used by your appendages, this class is
meant to increase flexibility and bring a sense of connection between
your mind and body. Previous dance experience suggested but not required.
Dates:
Th
Th
3/5-4/16*
4/23-6/4*
8:00-9:30 pm
8:00-9:30 pm
Senior Tap
instructor's profile
Lisa Marie Woody
Lisa Marie is a seasoned performer and educator,
specializing in children’s and adult dance technique
classes in Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Modern, Contemporary, Lyrical, Hip
Hop, Musical Theater and Salsa. Her lifetime experience with nationally recognized performing arts companies and her enormous
love for dance bring excellent teaching to students at all levels.
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50 years and older: Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee
and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. The class emphasis
is on developing proper tap technique, producing clear tap sounds, and
having fun. No Previous Dance Experience required.
Dates:
W
W
3/4-4/15
4/22-6/3
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm 225-4095
Floral “fun”damentals Workshop
Come join instructors Michael Barr and Michele Burton and kick off the
new Spring series of line dance classes.
Come learn how to make your own flower arrangements the way the
pros do! Instructor: Darlene Montgomery.
Level One
Floral Fundamentals:
Teen-Adult
EVERYONE can dance. This class is for those with no dance experience,
or for those who want fun and easy. Those with 2 left feet and no rhythm
will be successful by the end of the 6 week session. It’s always lots of
fun when you come with a group of friends, and is a good way to meet
others who enjoy moving to the beat You will learn basic patterns
needed to move on to Level 2 or to just look cool on your favorite dance
floor in town. No partner needed.
Dates:
M
M
M
2/23-3/23
4/6-5/11*
6/1-6/29
5:45-6:30 pm
5:45-6:30 pm
5:45-6:30 pm
Level Two
This class picks up where Level One class leaves off and moves at a
slightly faster pace. Expect to learn a variety of dances to all genres of
music. It’s always lots of fun when you come with a group of friends,
and is a good way to meet others who enjoy moving to the beat. No
partner needed. Pre-requisite: Level One.
Dates:
M
M
M
2/23-3/23
4/6-5/11*
6/1-6/29
6:45-7:45 pm
6:45-7:45 pm
6:45-7:45 pm
Level Three
Dances range from 32 – 64 counts, sometimes with tags or re-starts.
All genres and rhythms of music are used. Previous line dance patterns
and rhythms are essential for success in this class. Be ready for some
fun. No partner needed. Pre-requisite: 6-12 months experience in
Level Two.
Dates:
Location: Fee: M
M
M
2/23-3/23
4/6-5/11*
6/1-6/29
8:00-9:00 pm
8:00-9:00 pm
8:00-9:00 pm
Sr. Citizens Hall
$33 for five weeks or $56 for any two levels
*$39 for six weeks or $68 for any two levels
Night Club Two-Step and Waltz
Adults
Nightclub Two-Step is a fun, stylish dance that is mid-tempo with symmetrical in foot work. It’s a versatile step that works with many songs.
We will learn the basic step and variations, the rhythm and types of
music one can dance to. The Waltz is a special, elegant dance. Waltz
music has a distinct rhythm that you only dance the waltz to. We’ll learn
to listen for waltz music in varying tempos, and learn a number of waltz
steps. Instructor is Laurie Hallum.
Dates:
W
2/11-3/18
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: Sr. Citizens Hall
Fee:
$30 for couples, $20 for singles for three classes
Techniques, trends and styles are continued and new designs and projects are included. Four weeks of floral projects and arrangements.
Dates: W
W
2/18-3/11
3/18-4/8
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
Materials Needed: (Scissors, wire cutters, and bunch cutters.)
Location:
Caldwell Recreation Center
Fee: $60 plus $55 materials fee
Wedding and Bridal Bouquet Design
Learn the tips and secrets of creating beautiful flowers for a wedding.
Basic projects include: corsages, boutonnieres, handheld and cascading
bridal bouquets, Four weeks of floral projects and designs.
Dates: W
5/13-6/3
6:00-8:00 pm
Materials Needed: (Scissors, wire cutters, and bunch cutters.)
Location:
Caldwell Recreation Center
Fee: $60 plus $75 materials fee
Healthy natural body care
Educate yourself on all aspects of creating your own natural home and
bodycare products. Learn about the benefits of various plant extracts,
how to properly combine them, naturally preserve them and customize
them for personal preference. Instructor: Heather Tremblay.
Sessions:
Skin Therapy Lotion:
W
2/4
6:30-7:30 pm
Bath Oils & Salts:
W
2/11
6:30-7:30 pm
Natural & Effective Deodorant: W
Skin Therapy Soap:
W
2/18
2/25
6:30-7:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
Re-Mineralizing & Whitening Toothpaste:
W
3/4
6:30-7:30 pm
Skin Therapy Moisture Balm:
W
3/11
6:30-7:30 pm
Salt or Sugar Scrub:
W
3/18
6:30-7:30 pm
Skin Therapy Soap II
W
3/25
6:30-7:30 pm
Floral Skin Therapy Body Oil:
Eco-friendly Laundry or
Dishwasher Soap:
Skin Therapy Bath Soak or Fizzy Bombs:
W
4/1
6:30-7:30 pm
W
4/8
6:30-7:30 pm
W
4/15
6:30-7:30 pm
Skin Therapy Soap III:
Nourishing Sunscreen &
Tan Enhancer:
W
5/6
6:30-7:30 pm
W
5/13
6:30-7:30 pm
Summer Skin Balm:
W
5/20
6:30-7:30 pm
Gloss & Grow Hair Treatment: W
5/27
6:30-7:30 pm
Adult Dance and Personal Enrichment
LINE DANCING
Adults & Teens
Materials Needed: Apron to protect clothing from oils.
Sterile widemouth glass jar for product.
register online at:
reddingrecreation.org
Location: Enterprise Community Room
Fee: $8 per class or $90 for entire 15 week series plus a $10 materials fee per class.
225-4095
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Spring Activitie
WEEKLY AFTER SCHOOL
ACTIVITIES
Kids of all ages can head over to the Redding
Library for weekly after school activities.
Mondays @ 4pm X-Box games
Wednesdays @ 4pm Movie Mania family films
Thursdays @ 4pm Wii games
ONLINE TUTORING AND
HOMEWORK HELP FOR KIDS
HelpNow! Is a database you can access from our
website with help for kids and teens from 3rd to
12th grade, as well as a new Adult Learning Center.
To visit our website, go to www.shastalibraries.org.
DOWNLOAD
LIBRARY
BOOKS FROM
HOME
Borrow and
download library
books and audio
books to mobile
devices. If you are a
Nook user, register for
this free class to learn
how. Call 245.7252.
Youth Holiday Spring Break Camps
es @ the Library
RECURRING ACTIVITIES
(KIDS)
Baby Bookworms
Story time for babies
Mondays @ 10:30am
Pre-School Page Turners
3-6 years
Tuesdays @ 10:30am
Saturday Storytime
Saturdays @ 11:00am
R.E.A.D. Dogs
Improve children’s reading and
communication skills by reading to
registered therapy animals.
Saturday, November 15
@ 1-3pm and Saturday,
January 17 @ 1-3pm
Chinese-English
Storytime
Every 1st Friday
@ 11:30am
RECURRING
ACTIVITIES
(TEENS)
Teen Advisory Board
Tuesdays @ 6pm
RECURRING ACTIVITIES
(ADULTS)
World of Film
Cultural films for ages 16+--Check website
or follow Facebook for titles, dates and
times.
Genealogy Assistance
Tuesdays 10am-Noon
Wednesdays and Saturdays 1-4pm
Veterans Resource Center
Tuesdays 10am-Noon
Best of the West book club
Every 2nd Wednesday @ 11am
(sponsored by FOSCL)
Free Computer Classes
Basic internet skills, Microsoft
Word, Excel and more—
Ongoing; visit website for
dates, times and registration
Spring Break Camps
holiday paintball palooza
Little Bounce Hoop Camp
A day off of school – a day full of fun and adventure! Spend the day at
the Redding Paintball Park. Redding Recreation Camp Counselors will
organize participants into teams to compete in a variety of paintball
games. There are several different battlegrounds, and a variety of game
types to enjoy. While breaking from the paint fury you will have the opportunity to partake in additional organized competitions such as flag
football, disc golf, soccer, whiffleball, and much more. Wear clothing you
can play hard in- clothing for paintballing and athletic competitions.
Space is limited. Preregistration is required. Portapotties are on-site and
there is no running water. Bring lots of water and a sack lunch.
This two day camp is designed for the younger players who are not old
enough for our other basketball camps, have no or limited experience in
an organized sport setting, but are enthusiastic about basketball. Basic
fundamentals will be taught along with a variety of fun games and competitions. Head Coach is Miles Hayes. All campers bring a water bottle
and light healthy snack.
10-17 years
Visit www.reddingpaintball.com for course rules and directions.
Dates: M2/16
Th4/9
Dates:
M/T
Location:
Juniper Gym
4/6-4/7
8:00 am-12:30 pm
Fee: $50
Big Bounce Hoop Camp
Boys and Girls, 3rd-8th grade, (ages 8-14), all skill levels
Times:
7:30 - 9:30 am: Early Bird arrival*
9:30 am-4:30 pm: All campers present
4:30-5:30 pm: Extended Camp Time **
Campers will learn and develop their skills in shooting, passing, dribbling, ball handling, defense and team play. All campers bring a water
bottle and a healthy snack. Head Coach is Miles Hayes.
Location: Redding Paintball Park
19000 Spring Gulch Road, Anderson
Dates:
M/T/W
Location: Juniper Gym
Fee: $60 (includes entry, all day air, marker, mask, hopper and paintballs)
*$15 Early Bird drop off additional fee
**$15 Extended Camp Time additional fee
Spring Sports Camp X
7-14 Years
This Spring break sports camp will be wall-to-wall busy as can be! Along
with our traditional basketball, dodgeball, indoor soccer, floor scooters,
bouncy balls, and other popular team and individual games and contests, we will add some new games into the mix and if weather permits
get out for some fresh air on the playing fields and basketball courts. It
will be an active and fun week at camp. All campers should bring a
snack and a lunch each day. Come have some fun!
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Boys and Girls, K-2nd grade (ages 4-7)
Dates:
T-Th4/7-4/9
Note: Half days can be for either:
7:30 am-12:30 pm or 12:30-5:30 pm
Full days: 7:30 am-5:30 pm
Location: Alta Mesa School Gym
Fee: $75 for 3 full days or $45 for 3 half days
Spring 2015 4/6-4/8
1:00-5:30 pm
Fee:$75
Spring Adventures
Ages 6-12
Spring break is here! Youth will enjoy this action packed, one-week program. The staff is busy planning activities to inspire your child’s imagination and challenge them to create amazing crafts. Other activities include a movie day, organized games and much more. Children should
bring a snack and sack lunch each day. Pre-registration is required.
Dates:
M-F
Location: Teen Center
Fee: $118 for five days or $32 per day
4/6-4/10
7:30 am-5:30 pm
225-4095
Ages: 9-18
Kevin Crye’s Upper Hand Athletics’ plyometric and agility program is
designed to increase an athletes ability to jump higher, move quicker and
more powerfully while improving their flexibility. As an added benefit, this
class will have an active warm-up portion dedicated to reduce susceptibility to injury to the athlete while competing in their given sport outside
of class. Every athlete will be able to compete and improve at their own
pace. Age appropriate precautions are always observed. For more information, visit us on Facebook or our website at upperhandathletics.com
FASTPITCH SOFTBALL PITCHING CLINIC
for Beginners
Ages 7 and older
The fundamental mechanics of the windmill softball fast pitch will be
taught (both the traditional and in-line). Participants must bring their own
catcher. Parents are highly encouraged to attend. Instructor: Vern Smith.
7-10 yrs
Dates
W
2/4-2/25
4:00-5:00 pm
11 years and older
Dates
W
2/4-2/25
5:00-6:00 pm
Dates: M,W T,TH
Location:
Everyday Fitness and Training
2345 Athens Avenue
Location:
Fee:
$55 per 3 week session
Fee:$35
3/2-3/18
3/3-3/19
7:00-8:00 pm
7:00-8:00 pm
Nor-Cal Complex, 20299 Charlanne Drive
(off of Old Oregon Trail)
HOLIDAY Volleyball camp
intermediate skills
Youth Sports Camps
AthletE conditioning
6th-9th Grade
Focus on proper platform and passing to the setter, intermediate sets
(outside, middle, back sets), hitting approach and swing, intermediate
overhand serve (placement on the court), intermediate positioning on the
court (4/2, 5/1, 6/2 rotations). Must have teams/league experience to
enroll in these camps. Taught by Holly Bredemann.
Dates:
Sat
Location: Juniper School Gym
Fee: $25
3/28
9:00 am-12:00 pm
Jr. volleyball camp
Boys and Girls 1st-3rd grade
Fundamental volleyball skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, structured, fun environment that will provide a strong foundation for
aspiring volleyball players. Children will learn how to bum, set, and hit,
as well as court awareness and ready position. Instructor: Michelle
Weatherford.
Dates:
Sat
3/7-3/28
1:00-3:00 pm
Sat
4/11-5/2
1:00-3:00 pm
Sat
5/9-6/6*
1:00-3:00 pm
Note:
*No class 5/23
Location:
Juniper School Gym
Fee:
$28 includes program t-shirt
Shasta College fastpitch SOFTBALL
skills camp
Grades 4-12
The Shasta College Lady Knights, under the leadership of Coach Sonny
Stupek, will be teaching age appropriate skill development in hitting,
bunting, fielding, base running and conditioning. Come have some fun,
learn a lot, and support College Softball. Will break for lunch. Bring water
and a sack lunch.
Dates:
Sat
Location:
Big League Dreams, 20155 Viking Way
2/28
10:00 am-3:00 pm
Fee:$30
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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Sports Camps
Golf CAMP
4-12 years
SNAG (Starting New At Golf) is all about having FUN while learning the
basics of golf (Putting, Chipping, Pitching and Driving). It incorporates
developmentally appropriate equipment that allows golf to be learned
and played in non-traditional venues like on soccer fields and in gyms
with immediate, positive results. This immediate success keeps new
learners wanting to be further involved with golf. Instructor: Seani Metcalfe, PGA Professional.
4-7 years
8-12 years
M/T (4 classes per session)
M/T (4 classes per session)
Dates:
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Location:
Caldwell Recreation Center
Fee:
$38 per session
5:00-6:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
2/2-2/10
2/16-2/24
3/2-3/10
3/16-3/24
basketball shooting camp
This three hour clinic will teach powerful ways to shoot, including “The
Swish Method”-accuracy, consistency, and repeatability. Learn ways to
overcome pressure in a game or at the free throw line, and ways to
practice shooting with creative games and exercises. Personal attention
will be provided to correct form and technique. You’ll even receive a
checklist to refer to when your shot is off! Bring your own basketball,
drinks and healthy snacks. Participants will sign up by division:
• High School: (9-12 grade)
• Middle School:( 6-8 grade)
• Elementary: (3-5 grade)
Date: Sat
Location:
Juniper Gym
Fee: $30
3/14
Roller Skating Lessons
6 yrs through adult
Learn skating from the best- a local Roller Derby Girl, Christie Benninghoven. This class is for children and adults of all abilities; if you can walk
with balance forwards and backwards, you can learn to roller skate.
Students are highly encouraged to wear regular (quad) skates for lessons to get the most out of the teaching they will receive, but in-line
skates are accepted. Helmet is required. Knee pads and elbow pads are
highly recommended.
Session I Session II
T/Th
T/Th
Location:
Enterprise Park, Roller Hockey Rink
Fee:
$45 per session
3/24-4/9
5/12-5/28
4:00-4:45 pm
4:00-4:45 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
“Get to the Point”
Defensive Basketball Clinic
Perhaps the most important part of any game, defense, is all to often
sidelined by the teaching of offense. This defensive clinic will teach you
the basic skills of defense that will elevate your team play to new levels.
This 3 hour basic clinic is a prerequisite to the advanced defensive
course. Instructor: Larry Spain.
• Defensive Form-keep your core!
• Action vs. Reaction-create the movement.
• Take the Short Road-where are they headed and where do
you want to go.
• Defense-a prompt to ensure your team doesn’t create fouls
and never gets beat, and finally...
• Get to the Point Defense-the proper positioning of man to man
defense, a triangular approach.
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Date: Sat
Location:
Juniper Gym
Fee: $30
3/21
Spring 2015 9:00 am-12:00 pm
225-4095
4th - 8th Grades
Boys and Girls
Sign up now for volleyball fun! Practices will concentrate on skill building, setting, passing, spiking, digging and serving - all the basics to
make the game more enjoyable. Players will be divided into teams with
practices on Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday evenings and
games on Saturday mornings. Once games begin, practices will be held
on Monday and Tuesday only one time per week. Rally scoring and 7’6”
net height will be used. Good tennis shoes and knee pads are required.
Spring League Practices
4/5th grade
Dates:
M/W
M
3/2-4/1
4/13-5/4*
6:00-7:30 pm 6:00-7:30 pm
Dates:
T/Th
T
3/3-4/2
4/14-5/5*
6:00-7:30 pm 6:00-7:30 pm
Note:
*No program 4/6-4/10
Location: Alta Mesa Gym
6/8th grade
GI
R LS
Redding Girl’s ASA
SPRING Softball League
Youth Spring Leagues
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
The philosophy of this program is to provide an opportunity for players to
have fun, participate and learn the fundamental skills of softball. The
league is open to all levels of players, K-12th graders.
Teams will be formed into the following age groups:
• Little Ladies (Kindergarten-1st)
• Rookies (2nd-3rd grade)
• Mini-Minors (4th-5th grade)
• Minors (Middle School)
• Majors (High School)
In the Mini-Minors, Minors and Major Divisions, the evaluation of players
is followed by a draft to help assure that teams are evenly balanced. The
evaluations will cover throwing, fielding, hitting and running.
SPRING
Registration Deadline:
Spring League Games
Dates:
Sat
Location: Alta Mesa Gym
Fee: $66 (includes team shirt)
4/18-5/9 8:00 am-1:00 pm
Player Evaluations:
March 7 for Mini-Minors, Minors, and Major Divisions only. Appointment
times and locations will be distributed at the time of registration.
kidditch
Ages 8-12
“The snitch is released... Brooms up!” That’s right Redding, its Quidditch
time. Kidditch is a modified version of Quidditch. It has all the same primary elements - the brooms, quaffle, snitch, hoops, et cetera - but reduces the physicality to make it accessible for children. The game is a
fun way to get kids outside, form friendships, and participate in a positive team atmosphere. So grab your letter from Hogwarts and get out on
the pitch. No previous experience necessary.
Dates:
Sun
Location: Enterprise Park
Fee: $45
4/12-5/17
February 12 or until league fills (whichever comes first).
1:00-2:00 pm
Practice Can Begin:
March 14 (as determined by each team coach). There is a maximum of
two practices and a minimum of one practice allowed per week prior to
league games beginning and a maximum of one practice per week once
league games begin.
Opening Day Ceremonies & Skill Challenge: March 21, 11:00 am
League Games: March 28-May 14
Awards Ceremonies: Fri, May 15, 6:00 pm
Post Season Tournament Play:
All-star teams will be formed in Mini-Minors, Minors & Majors divisions
to participate in a post season exhibition games on May 16.
Fee: $66 (Includes shirt and visor).
$60 Little Ladies Division (includes shirt and visor)
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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Youth Spring Leagues
youth Rugby
Grades K-8
Rugby is one of the greatest sports ever created and it is the fastest growing sport in
America. It is played all over the world and is
played throughout the U.S. Even our hometown, Redding California, has had a rugby
team since the 1970’s. The US won the
Olympic gold medal in the 1924 games. The rugby World Cup will be
held next year and is the third largest sporting event behind the Olympics
and the soccer World Cup.
JUNIOR GIANTS BASEBALL
Boys and Girls Ages 5-13 years
Rugby will be part of the 2016 Olympics in a Rio De Janeiro Brazil, so
now is a great time to learn the basics of rugby. The Shasta Highlanders
rugby club players will be teaching a non-tackle form of Rugby with the
goal of teaching the rules, tactics and fun of this game. Now is a great
time to learn rugby with all the opportunities coming up to see it on TV.
And additionally, since most colleges and universities have rugby teams
that are made up of players that are just learning the sport, this is a great
opportunity for the kids that do this activity to get a head start on getting
on a college team. It is also a good start on a path to fitness and fun for
life as many club teams found throughout the US have players that continue playing into their 60’s.
This FREE program is made possible by the Giants Community Fund
and the City of Redding. Summer baseball for boys and girls 5-13 years
of age (age as of July 1, 2015) promotes skill and character development in a recreational atmosphere. This instructional baseball program
features the Four Bases of Character Development (integrity, teamwork,
leadership, and confidence) and will require your involvement in summer
reading, healthy eating, and violence prevention. Parent volunteers are
needed to manage and coach teams, and assist with team responsibilities and field/facility maintenance.
Come learn the game of Rugby and develop you skills in ball handling,
passing, kicking, and defensive play; as well as learn the laws of the
game and strategies.
Teams will be formed into the following age groups:
• 5-7 years old* (Tee Ball) *Note: Players must be at least 5 years
old by 7/01/15
• 7-8 years old (Coach Pitch) *Note: This division is for 7 year olds
who have coach pitch experience and 8 year olds who are not
ready for pitching machine speed.
• 8-10 years old (Pitching Machine)
• 11-13 years old (Pitching Machine)
Grades 9-12
Registration will begin March 9th. This is a Two-Step Process:
1 Step I: Register with Redding Recreation, online at
www.reddingrecreation.org. If you do not have internet access, a
public computer for online registration is available at the Recreation
Office (1250 Parkview Avenue).
2 Step 2: After registering with Redding Recreation, you will be
provided a receipt number and a web address to complete your
registration with Jr. Giants.
Both steps must be completed to ensure registration in the
program.
Coach will contact participants: by June 6
Dates:
T/Th
Location:
Enterprise Park
Fee:
$25 (includes a t-shirt)
5/5-5/28
5:30-6:30 pm
High School Rugby Team
The Shasta Highlanders Men’s RUGBY Club will be hosting a High School
age Rugby team. The Rugby team will be focusing on 7’s Rugby core
skills including: passing, kicking, and ball retention and safe tackling
techniques, as well as offensive and defensive strategies. It will run
March thru August. The team will compete against other High School 7’s
Rugby Clubs from around the state. Participants will be responsible for
team expenses that will cover registration with USA Rugby, tournament
dues, uniforms, and travel expenses. Below is the practice schedule information.
Dates: T/Th
Location: Enterprise Park
Fee: $20
March-July
5:30-6:30 pm
Look
The “First Pitch” Meeting (player and parent orientation):
June 19 at the Redding Aquatic Center. Meet your coach, visit each information table, and take a dip in the pool. The time will be indicated on
the registration receipt from Redding Recreation.
12 Bounce Hoop Camps
13 Volleyball Camp
Practice may begin: June 20 (Weekdays & Saturdays). The coach
will determine schedule.
14 Golf Camp
Little Bounce and Big
League games: July 13-August 15, 2015
Fee: Free
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Spring 2015 225-4095
Fierce Tigers Martial Arts
Ages 5- 18
8 years and older
This martial arts class will teach kids discipline and blocks, punches,
kicks and forms. Students will also learn Filipino Martial arts weapons
(Eskrima) the art of stick fighting and competition sparring point fighting.
Come join us and learn the art of Karate.
Kids from throughout the area are invited to join Redding’s own Shasta
Skippers Jump Rope team. This class is for beginning to intermediate
jumpers where they will learn tricks, endurance, speed and double dutch
skills. The focus of this class will be to teach the skills necessary to
qualify for the team. These classes are combined with the actual team
practices. Kids registering for this class should have the goal of becoming a Shasta Skipper. Jump ropes may be purchased for $5. Instructor is
Jeff Lighthall and Shasta Skipper team leaders.
Dates: W
W
W
3/4-3/25
4/1-4/29
5/6-5/27
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
Note: Class is ongoing throughout the year. All students must be registered before the first class of the month to participate.
Materials Needed: Gi Martial Arts Uniform required-may be pur-
chased in class. Uniform cost is approximately $35
Dates:
Th
Th
Th
Note:
*No class 4/9
Location: Shasta Meadows Gym
Location: Caldwell Recreation Center
Fee: $25 per session
Fee: $35 per month
Youth Dance by Lisa
Lisa Marie Woody offers a variety of dance classes for all ages! Her experience and love for dance are contagious and she believes that no one
is too old or too young to learn.
Location: Fee:
Teen Center
$60 for seven classes
*$65 for seven classes
Dance Explosion
Ages 4-7 years: Our energetic teacher will teach your child a mixture of
ballet, tumbling, jazz and creative movement. Fun and popular children’s
music will be played and children will learn to count music and recognize
the rhythm in addition to learning how to dance.
Dates:
W
W
3/4-4/15
4/22-6/3
2:00-3:00 pm
2:00-3:00 pm
Youth Jazz/Acro
Ages 5-11 years:This class combines basic gymnastic tumbling and
jazz dance. Proper alignment, placement and safety are key factors,
while also improving strength and overall flexibility. No previous dance
experience needed.
Dates: M
M
3/2-4/13
4/20-6/1
4:15-5:15 pm
4:15-5:15 pm
DIVAS Dance
Ages 10 years and older: You will learn tantalizing routines and combinations that embody the POP side of Hip Hop dancing, while incorporating elements of JAZZ , thus creating a sensual and sultry class experience with enough technique to keep the avid Hip Hop dancer challenged
and the new dancer inspired.
Dates: Th
Th
3/5-4/16*
4/23-6/4*
5:30-7:00 pm
5:30-7:00 pm
3/5-3/26
4/2-4/30*
5/7-5/28
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
Youth Dance and Fitness
Shasta Skippers
Jump Roping Tryout class
GALAXY GYMNASTICS
Galaxy Gymnastics is located at 910 Wall St., Redding, CA 96002.
Gymnastics combined with games and fun activities led by trained instructors. Students will develop strength, coordination, flexibility and balance. Bring a healthy snack and water bottle every day. Wear a leotard
or cool, comfortable clothing - no snaps, buckles or belts are permitted.
Program registration form must be completed and submitted at first
class. Registration deadline is the Monday prior to each class.
Introduction to gymnastics for
GIRLS
5-12 years
Learn vault, floor exercise, beam, and uneven parallel bars.
Dates:
M
T
M
T
M
T
Note:
No classs on 5/25
Fee:
$53 for four classes
3/2-3/23
3/3-3/24
4/6-4/27
4/7-4/28
5/4-6/1*
5/5-5/26
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
bEGINNING Tumbling
Ages 5-11
Cartwheels to round-offs. Basic tumbling on a foam padded spring
loaded floor!
Dates:
T
T
T
Fee:
$53 for four classes
3/3-3/24
4/7-4/28
5/5-5/26
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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Youth Personal Enrichment
Camp Location: Build It, 925 Merchant Street #2
Build It Class Hours: 4:00-6:00 pm
Build It Camp Fees: $90 per session
Computer Programming with
Scratch 1
Ages 8 and older
Scratch is a graphical programming language developed at the MIT Media Lab. Students will learn important mathematical and computer ideas,
think creatively, and use imagination to create stories, music, animations, and games.
Dates:Th
4/2-4/23
Lego Robotics 1
Ages 8 and older
Students will build robots using Lego Technic pieces and then create
programs using Lego Mindstorms NXT Software to bring their robot to
life. Class guidelines plus personal creativity allow for complex creations.
Robot challenges will add the fun!
Dates:M4/27-5/18
fun with tech
Ages 6-8
Students will be exposed to various fun topics related to technology.
First week, students will explore Lego Robotics; Second week, students
will explore computer programming using Scratch; Third week, students
will explore building various structures using Keva Planks; Fourth week,
students will learn to make a brickfilm using iStopMotion animation.
Dates:T
3/31-4/21
BrickFilm with Stop Motion
Animation 1
Ages 8-12
Learn stop-motion animation techniques to create movements by taking
consecutive still shot photos, producing an animated film. Students will
create a story board, design the scene, shoot photographs and edit the
sequence to produce a finished film.
Dates:M
3/30-4/20
3-D Printing with Minecraft and
tinkercad
Ages 9 and older
Students learn to use Minecraft and Tinkercad software to design 3D
models, and print out their designs using MakerBot Replicator 2 3D
printer. Tinkercad is an easy-to-use browser based 3D design tool. 3D
printing is changing many industries and is reshaping the future of manufacturing as we speak. Don’t miss this great opportunity to get on the
wave of 3D modeling and printing.
Dates: 18
M
Spring 2015 3/2-3/23
225-4095
LAPIDARY (Cabochon Grinding)
12 years to adults
Beginning lapidary will teach students to saw, cut, shape and polish
rocks and gems. Instructor: Steve Puderbaugh. Assistant Instructor:
Hugh Watson.
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Dates: Th
Fee: $34 for 5 classes plus $15 materials fee paid to in-
structor at first class.
3/19-4/16*
5:30-8:30 pm
SILVERSMITHING FOR BEGINNERS
Paddle Science
16 years to adults
Ages 8 and and older
Paddle Science takes STEM initiatives and pairs them with ideas regarding
conservation and preservation of the natural world, in the natural world. The
world around us is an amazing science lab, one that can be uniquely accessed with a kayak. This course will build analytical skills, creative-thinking
skills, as well as introducing youth to safe boating skills and a life-long
hobby.
Introduction to soldering techniques. Students learn to design and create
a sterling silver pendent and a sterling silver ring. In class tools provided.
Instructor: Jim Foster. Assistant Instructors: Bill Doyle & Sandra Park.
Dates:
Th 3/19-4/16
5:30-8:30 pm*
Note:
*Lab Sessions available on Tuesdays 5:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $34 for 5 classes plus $50 materials fee paid to
instructor at first class.
Ecosystems: The World Around Us
Learn about ecosystems—how plants, animals, and their habitats interact. Explore both chaparral and oak woodland ecosystems. Learn safe
boating skills.
BEGINNING WIRE WRAPPING
Week 1:
Introduction to wire wrapping. Students learn to
create intricate bead and wire jewelry with a
professional finish, using Sterling Silver wire.
Finished products will be a wire wrapped pendant and earrings.
In class tools provided. Instructor: Sandra Park. Assistant Instructor:
Jim Foster.
Date: Location:
Week 2:
Date: Location:
Week 3:
Date: Location:
Week 4:
Date: Location:
Sat 3/7 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Whiskey Creek Ramp, Whiskeytown Lake
Sat 3/14 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Whiskey Creek Ramp, Whiskeytown Lake
Sat 3/21 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Whiskey Creek Ramp, Whiskeytown Lake
Sat 3/28
Ross Pond
16 years to Adults
Dates: Th
Fee: $34 for 3 classes plus $40-$55 materials fee
(depending on chosen material gold/silver) paid to
instructor at first class.
Location: 6471 Airport Road, Anderson (just north of the
Sacramento River Bridge on Airport Road).
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Water Cycle: Earth, The Thirsty Planet
4/23-5/7
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
71% of Earth’s surface is covered in water; come and explore the water
cycle, how vital water is to life on earth, and how human’s effect it, while
on the water.
Contact Info: Shasta Gem & Mineral Society Workshop
StevePuderbaugh-530.604.2951
Week 1:
Email: [email protected] or
[email protected]
Date: Location:
Week 2:
Date: Location:
Sat 4/18
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Whiskey Creek Ramp, Whiskeytown Lake
Sat 4/25 Ross Pond
Youth Personal Enrichment
Shasta Gem and Mineral Society
Sandra Park-530.355.6643
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Note: Participants must be physically able to paddle several miles and
hike upwards of 2 miles in medium difficulty. Class meets rain or shine.
Materials Needed: Adequate sun protection, spare clothes, sturdy foot
wear for hiking, water, lunch and snacks.
Fee:
$65 for four weeks
$32 for two weeks
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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Preschool Programs
Preschool Programs
TINY TOTS
3-5 years
A social-recreational program that offers developmentally appropriate
activities for preschoolers. Our classroom offers many exciting hands-on
activities. Children acquire social and emotional skills as well as math,
literacy and science concepts. Child must have a healthy lunch each day,
and be potty learned by the first day of class. Instructor AJ.
Parent participation is 2 days per month.
Dates:
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
New Location:
Enterprise Community Room!
Fee:
3/2-3/26
3/30-4/30
5/4-5/21*
8:30 am-12:00 pm
8:30 am-12:00 pm
8:30 am-12:00 pm
$168 per month or $17 daily
*$126 for this three week session
Music Adventures
9 months - 4 years
Students are introduced to musical instruments and music appreciation
in a fun setting. Parent involvement is required. Instructor is Sylvia Hill.
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Dates:
Location: F
3/6-3/27
F
4/10-5/1 F
5/8-5/29 Enterprise Community Room
Fee: $26 for four classes.
Spring 2015 9:30-10:00 am
9:30-10:00 am
9:30-10:00 am
presents....
The Grasshopper
Triathlon
3-5 years plus parent!
Date: April 18, 2015
Time: 9:30-10:30 am
Fee: $5
Register Online:
reddingrecreation.org
op,ride
hop,ride and run! h
and run!
225-4095
Grasshopper indoor Soccer
Mini Grasshopper Sports
Pre-soccer skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun activity. They will have lots of fun learning kicking, running and kicking (at
the same time) and moving the ball around the field.
Dates:
F
3/6-3/27
5:15-6:00 pm
F
3/6-3/27
6:15-7:00 pm
A parent and child class and a fun introduction to the Grasshopper
Sports program. Beginning motor skill development, social interaction
and a whole lot of fun is the focus for this sports class. Instructor will
guide basic fundamental skill in a fun and encouraging environment.
Ages 4-5 years
Location:
Ages 2-3 years
Mini Grasshopper Soccer
Alta Mesa Gym
Pre-soccer skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun activity for 2 and 3 year olds. They will have lots of fun learning kicking,
running and kicking (at the same time) and moving the ball around the
field.
Grasshopper Soccer
Ages 3-5 years
Pre-soccer skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun activity. They will have lots of fun learning kicking, running and kicking (at
the same time) and moving the ball around the field.
Dates:
W
4/15-5/6
4:00-4:45 pm
W
4/15-5/6
5:00-5:45 pm
F
5/8-6/5*
4:00-4:45 pm
F
5/8-6/5*
5:00-5:45 pm
Dates:
Note:
Mini Grasshopper Baseball
*No class on 5/22
Grasshopper Baseball
Ages 3-4
Baseball skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun activity for 3 and 4 year olds. Join us and learn throwing, catching, teamwork,
running the bases, and positions.
Dates:
F
F
4/10-5/1
4/10-5/1
4:00-4:45 pm
5:00-5:45 pm
Sat
4/11-5/9*
11:00-11:30 am
Sat
4/11-5/9*
Sat
6/13-7/11*
Sat
6/13-7/11*
Note:*No class 4/18 and 7/4
11:30 am-12:00 pm
11:00-11:30 am
11:30 am-12:00 pm
Pre-baseball skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun
activity. Join us and learn throwing, catching, teamwork, running the
bases, and positions.
Dates:
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
4/11-5/9*
4/11-5/9*
6/13-7/11*
6/13-7/11*
9:30-10:00 am
10:00-10:30 am
9:30-10:00 am
10:00-10:30 am
Grasshopper softball
Parent
Participation
Ages 3-4
Softball skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun activity
for 3-5 year olds. Join Coach Gina and learn hitting, catching, teamwork,
running the bases, and positions.
Dates:
Th
Th
4/16-5/7
4/16-5/7
Preschool Grasshopper Sports
All Grasshopper and Mini Grasshopper classes cost $30 for four classes and includes a T-shirt, or $24 without a t-shirt. With the exception
of Indoor Soccer, all classes meet at the Grasshopper Sports Zone next to City Hall.
4:00-4:45 pm
5:00-5:45 pm
Must
be class age
by first class
meeting
is required
for all
Grasshopper
Sports.
225-4095
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Preschool Dance and Fitness
Preschool Dance by lisa
Lisa Marie Woody offers a variety of dance classes for all ages! Her experience and love for dance are contagious and she believes that no one
is too old or too young to learn. No Previous Dance Experience required.
Location: Fee:
Teen Center
$60 for seven weeks
KinderDance (Tap/Ballet)
Ages: 4-6 years: The Ballet/Tap Combo class offers students an opportunity to learn the basic positioning, form and poise required for ballet dancing along with the fun, energetic rhythm of tap dancing. A half
hour is dedicated to each dance style totaling one hour per week.
Dates:
Th
Th
3/5-4/16
4/23-6/4
10:15-11:15 am
10:15-11:15 am
Pre-Ballet/Creative Movement
Ages 3-4 years: This class introduces children to creative movement
and very basic ballet positions and terminology. We begin sitting in a
circle, doing a series of stretches accompanied by music and visual
imagery. Slowly we stand and work on ballet positions and moving
across the floor. No Previous Dance Experience required.
Dates:
Th
Th
3/5-4/16
4/23-6/4
9:15-10:00 am
9:15-10:00 am
Primary Ballet 1/2
Ages 3-4 years: We begin sitting in a circle, doing a series of stretches
accompanied by music and visual imagery. Slowly we stand and work
on ballet positions and moving across the floor.
Dates:
F
F
F
F
3/6-4/17
4/24-6/5
3/6-4/17
4/24-6/5
9:00-9:45 am
9:00-9:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
GALAXY GYMNASTICS
Galaxy Gymnastics is located at 910 Wall St., Redding, CA 96002.
Gymnastics combined with games and fun activities led by trained instructors. Students will develop strength, coordination, flexibility and balance. Bring a healthy snack and water bottle every day. Wear a leotard
or cool, comfortable clothing - no snaps, buckles or belts are permitted.
Program registration form must be completed and submitted at first
class. Registration deadline is the Monday prior to each class.
MORNING STARS
Walking-3 1/2 years
Children with an adult buddy play side by side on trampolines, mats,
mini-rock wall and other tot equipment.
Dates:
F
F
F
Fee:
$53 for four classes
3/6-3/27
4/3-4/24
5/1-5/22
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
LITTLE STARS
3 1/2-4 years
Games, obstacle courses and more promote muscle development,
memory, attention span and comprehension.
Dates:
Th
Th
Th
Fee:
$53 for four classes
3/5-3/26
4/2-4/23
5/7-5/28
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
Little Feet
14 months-3 years: Help your child discover movement and expression
while networking with other parents through a structure that blends
dance, music, and imagination. Students are introduced to a class structure, age appropriate stretches, coordination exercises, and rhythm
through a safe and special experience with mommy/daddy/etc.
Dates:
22
F
F
3/6-4/17
4/24-6/5
Spring 2015 10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
225-4095
My Baby & I is a program that brings parents and toddlers together.
These weekly classes will consist of arts, crafts, physical fun, music and
more. Together we will introduce your toddler to new experiences and
activities, while giving parents the opportunity to connect with other parents. It’s more like a “playdate” for parents. We plan to get messy and
have fun. Parent participation is required.
Kindergym
Basic tumbling and fun for the child and the parent to enjoy.
9 -24 months
Dates:
Th
3/5-3/26
9:00-9:45 am
Th
4/2-4/30*
9:00-9:45 am
Th
5/7-5/28
9:00-9:45 am
24-48 months Dates:
Th
3/5-3/26
10:00-10:45 am
Th
4/2-4/30* 10:00-10:45 am
Th
5/7-5/28
10:00-10:45 am
Note:
Location:
Fee:
*No class on 4/9
Caldwell Recreation Center
$25 for 4 classes
Young Family Fitness
1-4 years: Using your child we will explore new ways to exercise and get
our bodies moving while bonding with our babies.
Dates:
Th
Th
Th
Note:
Location:
Fee:
*No class on 4/9
Caldwell Recreation Center
$25 for 4 classes
3/5-3/26
4/2-4/30*
5/7-5/28
11:00-11:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
Make It Up /Mess It Up
2-5 years: This curriculum is designed to help your child build lasting
sensory skills. Fine motor skills, sensory play and science concepts.
Dates:
T
T
T
Location:
Note:
Fee:
MLK Center
*No class on 4/7
$25 for 4 classes
3/3-3/24
3/31-4/28*
5/5-5/26
9:00-9:45 am
9:00-9:45 am
9:00-9:45 am
Rug Bug Music
1.5-4 years: Movement class with drums, shakers, songs, dance and
movement games.
Dates:
T
T
T
Note:
Location:
Fee:
*No class on 4/7
MLK Center
$25 for 4 classes
3/3-3/24
3/31-4/28*
5/5-5/26
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
Tot Spot with jessica
Create exciting experiences with your tot! These one day workshops
make it easy to have fun creating, learning and playing with your little
one. Parent participation required.
You Can Tutu, Too!
2-5 years: Calling all princesses and their mommy’s, come make a tutu
and learn the basic positions and steps that go along with being a ballerina.
Dates:
W
W
W
Location:
MLK Center
Fee:
$35 per class
3/11
4/22
5/13
9:00-10:45 am
9:00-10:45 am
9:00-10:45 am
Sweet Treats
2-5 years: Edible art-stir, pour, color & fun. Learn new ways to help sweets
become healthier.
Dates:
W
W
W
Location:
MLK Center
Fee:
$35 per class
3/18
4/15
5/20
9:00-10:45 am
9:00-10:45 am
9:00-10:45 am
Precious Prints
2-5 years: Making hand and foot prints, baby bracelets and a family tree.
Dates:
W
W
W
Location:
MLK Center
Fee:
$35 per class
3/25
4/29
5/27
9:00-10:45 am
9:00-10:45 am
9:00-10:45 am
Preschool Personal Enrichment
my baby & i classes with jessica
Photo Booth
0-6 years: Bring your camera and children and take pictures at all 4 of
your exciting photo booths.
Dates:
F
F
F
Location:
Caldwell Recreation Center
Fee:
$58 per class
3/6
4/17
5/1
10:00 am-2:00 pm
10:00 am-2:00 pm
10:00 am-2:00 pm
Infant Massage
3-12 months: Come and join us while we learn relaxation techniques
and bond with our growing little ones.
Dates:
W
W
W
Location:
MLK Center
Fee:
$18 per class
3/4
4/1
5/6
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
10:00-10:45 am
Baby Sign Language
Baby Zumba
1-4 years: Dance with me mommy and daddy, let’s have fun and move!
Dates:
T
T
T
Note:
Location:
Fee:
*No class on 4/7
MLK Center
$25 for 4 classes
3/3-3/24
3/31-4/28*
5/5-5/26
11:00-11:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
0-3 years: Enjoy this fun adventure where we explore language through
our hands. We will bring to life an age old tradition with our new age children.
Dates:
W
W
W
Location:
MLK Center
Fee:
$20 per class
3/11
4/15
5/13
11:00-11:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
11:00-11:45 am
225-4095
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Su
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tures
Summer Adventure Camps
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Experience Weekly Fun and Adventures With Adventures Day Camp!
The Summer Adventures Day Camps are packed with fantastic daily adventures for campers throughout the summer. Our themed weeks include an
exciting variety of fun and exploratory activities for each camper. Your Summer Adventures experience will include weekly field trips and swim days,
innovative crafts, awesome games and highly trained camp staff---all waiting for your arrival. So get ready for another wild summer full of fun activities
and good friends. Campers must bring a lunch and two snacks each day. Camp hours are 7:30 am-5:30 pm. Registration begins February 9!
Camp Caldwell
Location: Caldwell Recreation Center, Caldwell Park
Ages:5-8
Date/Time:
Monday-Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
June 8-August 14
Fee:
$130 per week or $35 per day
Location:
Enterprise Community Room, Enterprise Park
Ages:5-10
Date/Time:
Monday-Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
June 8-August 14
Fee:
$130 per week or $35 per day
Camp Shasta Lake
Location:
Shasta Lake School
Ages: 6-12
Date/Time:
Monday-Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
June 15-August 7
Fee:
$85
(subsidized by the City of Shasta Lake)
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Spring 2015
Camp Eureka!
Motto: Scientia est potentia - Knowledge is power
Join us this summer for our continuing voyage into Camp EUREKA! We
will explore the world around us through physical activities, arts, crafts,
and field trips, learning science, history, and important character traits.
For those of you who like to know how things work, for those that always
ask why? For those who like to read, to explore, to imagine, and don’t
mind acting a little “geeky” sometimes, this camp is definitely for you!
Location:
Camp Enterprise
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Teen Center Ages:8-13
Date/Time:
Monday-Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
June 8-August 14
Fee: $130 per week or $35 per day
Beach Buddies
Want to have some fun in the sun, learn how to SUBSID
IZED by
stand up paddleboard and kayak? Then Beach
California D
Buddies is for you! Every day we offer a Red
Boating aenpt. of
Cross swim lesson, arts, crafts, games, and
Waterwaysd
beach play all set to a weekly theme. Learn the
basics of exciting water sports such as paddle
boarding and kayaking. Our days are action packed with fun activities so, come out and have some fun. So, slip on your swim suit, slap
on a hat, slop on some sunscreen and join us!
Pre-requisite: Participants must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted
and continuously with adequate side breathing. See class handout
given at registration for a free pass to Redding Aquatic Center facility
swim test.
Registration for Beach Buddies begins March 3
Location:
Caldwell Recreation Center & Redding Aquatic Center
Ages:6-12
Date/Time: Monday-Thursday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
June 8 -August 13
Fee: $71 per week
225-4095
Ages 8 and older
Campers will be exposed to all areas of the game by the Colt .45’s players and coaches. The players are from elite college baseball programs
around the country. They will share their experience, skills, knowledge
and work ethic that has gotten them to this elite level. The more you
understand the game, the more fun it becomes.
Campers receive a Colt .45’s Hat, T-shirt, a Colt .45 youth season pass
and a strip of 10 adult game tickets. Beverages will be provided at camp.
Sign up now before camp fills up! Please Bring Glove, Helmet, Bat,
Cleats & wear baseball attire (baseball pants).
Growing a
Passion for Agriculture
FARM
Dates:
M-W
M-W
Location: Tiger Field
Fee: $100 per camp
CAMP
X
7-14 years
Ages 6-11
Campers can expect to get their hands dirty while exploring the Shasta
High School District Farm’s 20 acres in this hands on, award winning
camp!
M-F M-F Location: Shasta District Farm
7/6-7/10
7/13-7/17
7:30 am-5:30 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
This is an active, energetic, and intriguing sports-themed day camp!
Each week has a different theme, covering a variety of sports, such as:
basketball, football, mountain biking, river rafting, kayaking, paintballing,
sailing and so much more! Activities include: games, drills, competitions,
prizes and more. Participants must bring a water bottle and a snack.
Specific camp themes for each week will be available at
reddingrecreation.org by April 1.
Camp X Weekly Camp Options:
Registration begins April 1
Half-Day­: Farm Hands
Dates:
M-Th
Ages 11-14
Fee: $90
For the more advanced farm hands we present a new, garden-fresh,
hands-on camp offering in-depth experiences on that old time country
farm.
Full-Day: Dates:
M-Th
Date: M-F Fee: $130
Location: Shasta District Farm
7/20-7/24
7:30 am- 12:30 pm
Registration begins April 1
Supported by:
UC Cooperative
Extension
8:30 am-12:30 pm
8:30 am-12:30 pm
Camp
Lil’ Farmer
Dates: 6/8-6/10
7/6-7/8
Summer Camps
Redding Colt .45’s Summer
Collegiate Baseball Camps
The Shasta County
Farm Bureau
6/15-8/6
7:30-11:30 am
6/15-8/6
7:30-4:30 pm
Includes morning sports theme activites, lunch from Riverwalk Grille,
and swimming at the Redding Aquatic Center, 1:00-4:30 pm. Daily
competitions at 2:30 pm, including, relays, ping pong, dodgeball, tether
ball, spikeball and more.
Look
THRILLING THURSDAYS
This summer!
Ages: 9 to 17
Thursdays will again be “Thrilling” this summer, as the popular abbreviated version of Camp X returns! Participants will have opportunities to go river rafting, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, paintballing, and sailing. Keep your eyes open for the Summer Activity
Guide and to reddingrecreation.org for this summer’s Thrilling
Thursday dates!
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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Redding Aquatic Center
redding
Aquatic center
Open to the Public
Open weekends
May 23-September 6!
7 Days a Week
Beginning June 8, 2015
FEE SCHEDULE
Family Swim
One entry and one exit only. Price per session.
Age 0-2.................................$FREE
Child 3-15..............................$3.25
Adult.......................................$3.75
Family Evening Splash
6:45-8:00 pm (Activity Pool Only)
Get YouR
Summer
Season
Pass
Family.................................$110.00
(5 members including at least 1 adult)
Individual or Additional
Family Member.....................$35.00
Admission to all Family Swim times, Preschool
Splash and special event nights.
Water Fitness Pass................$55.00
Admission to all Water Fitness classes and Lap
Swim times, Diving Practice, Master Swim
Practice and SUP Yoga.
Age 0-2.................................$FREE
Child 3-15..............................$2.25
Adult.......................................$2.75
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Spring 2015
225-4095
For more information on any of our summer specials,
please call Redding Recreation at 225-4095 before
Memorial Day and the Redding Aquatic Center at
245-7247 after Memorial Day.
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Aquatics - Special Events
Special Events
Regular admission fees apply unless otherwise noted.
may 2015
Waterama 2015
Celebrate a Safe Summer
22 WATERAMA 2015
Welcome in the sun and the swimming season as you learn how
to be safe in, on and around water.
Time:
5:00-7:00 pm
Fee:FREE
23 Opening Day 2015
The Redding Aquatic Center is officially open for the Spring/
Summer!! Register early for swim classes, kayak classes, Stand
Up Paddleboard (SUP), diving and so many more.
Time:
1:00-4:30 pm
Fee:
Regular Admission Fees
24-25 Open for Public Swim
30-31
Time:
1:00-4:00 pm Sunday,
1:00-4:30 pm Monday
Open for Public Swim
Time: Welcome in the sun and the swimming season as you learn how to be
safe in, on and around water. Check out our boating opportunities and
swim lesson placement. Hope to see you there!
Activities Offered:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Lifejacket fitting/giveaway
Boating Safety Demo
Children’s art contest/carnival
Drawings - free water lessons for kayaking/swimming lessons
Check out the Wibits
Swim lesson evaluation
Recreation Swim
Free Swim
Time:
5:00-7:00 pm
Date:
Friday, May 22, 2015
Event is FREE due to sponsorship from California Department of Boating
and Waterways.
1:00-4:30 pm Saturday
1:00-4:00 pm Sunday
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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Aquatics - Wibits
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Aquatic Center
What happens when a challenging obstacle course meets the water? FUN!!! Kids will have a blast in this highenergy party on our Wibit Aqua Track at the Redding Aquatic Center. Test your balance, play with your friends and
have a great time! Limited space is available so book soon!
June 12-August 14
Plan
Fridays: 11:30 am-1:00 pm
May 23-August 29
Saturdays: 11:30 am-1:00 pm
your party
now!
May 24-August 30
Sundays: 11:30 am-1:00 pm
Wibit Splash Party Package $ 125 Wibit Challenge Party Package $ 225
• Admission for 10 children 5 adults
• 45 minutes of exclusive playtime on the Wibit Sport Water
Obstacle Course
• 45 minutes in the shaded Party Area
• Party Assistant-set up and clean up by party staff
• 3 Picnic tables
• 3 pitchers of juice and 15 cups
• Birthday Announcement
• Basic decorations
• Lifejackets available for all guests
• Add Public Swim Admission for only $30.00 and let your
guest play at the RAC until 4:30 pm!
• $5.00 for each additional guest
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• Admission for 12 children 6 adults
• 45 minutes Team Wibit Aqua Games Challenge playtime on
the Wibit Sport Water Obstacle Course
• 45 minutes in the shaded Party Area
• Party Assistant set-up and clean up by party staff
• 4 Picnic tables
• 4 pitchers of juice and 18 cups
• Birthday Announcement
• Theme decorations (Spiderman, Cars, Princess, Luau, or
Pirate)
• 18 Meal Deals for guests
• Lifejackets available for all guests in the shaded Party Area
• Add Public Swim Admission for only $30.00 and let your
guest play at the RAC until 4:30pm!
• $5.00 for each additional guest
225-4095
Make your reservations today! Party dates are available Monday-Sunday
Big Splash Party
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•
$
Shaded party area for 3 hours
Party assistant
Admission for 10 children & 5 adults
4 six foot picnic tables
4 pitchers of juice (including cups)
Birthday announcement
Party mascot visit
Clean-up by party staff
Themed decoration package
(Spiderman, Cars, Princess, Luau, Pirate)
• Life jackets available for all guests
Little Splash Party
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199
$
1 1/2
Shaded party area for
hours
Party assistant
Admission for 10 children & 5 adults
3 six foot picnic tables
3 pitchers of juice (including cups)
Birthday announcement
Party mascot visit
Clean-up by party staff
Life jackets available for all guests
Preschool Splash
Birthday Parties
Add invitations to any package!
$
5
Aquatics - Party Time
It’s Party Time!
99
Birthday Party Times!
weekends
May 23-August 31
Saturday: 1:00-7:00 pm
Sunday: 1:00-4:00 pm
$
99
Give your preschooler a day to remember at the Redding
Aquatic Center at a time designed just for them. Preschool
Splash Birthday Parties include everything from the Little
Splash Party list and are scheduled during Preschool Splash,
beginning June 8, 9:30-11:30 am. For available party times,
please call 225-4095.
Want additional items or need to add guests? Inquire about our
available party upgrades.
For complete details, answers to common questions or to
make your reservation, please call: 225-4095
week days
June 8-August 14
Monday-Thursday: 1:00-4:30 pm
Fridays: 1:00-7:00 pm
Party Space Only
$
40
Rent out just the shaded party area for 1 1/2 hours. For available party
times, please call 225-4095. Does not include admission.
Corporate/Group Rates
Rent out the entire Aquatic Center at $500/hour for your group event.
For available times, please call 225-4095.
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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1
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to s
week–Spring
Learn to Swim LESSONS
1
2
$
ly
On
6:00 pm
GROUP
CLASS TIMES
5:15 pm
Monday – Thursday • Four, 35 minute classes
4:35 pm
Aquatics - Lesson Swim Schedule
Photography by Robin Birmingham, Master Photographer, CPP
All Parent & Child
Session Dates
Session A
May 18-21
Session B
All Preschool
May 25-28
All School Aged
Session C
Aqua Athletes
2
June 1-4
week–Summer
Learn to Swim LESSONS
Guppies/Parent & Infant
Minnows/Parent & Child
6:00 pm
5:15 pm
4:35 pm
12:10 pm
11:30 am
Session Dates
Session II
June 22-July 2
Session III
July 6-16
Blue Gill Preschool Intermediate
Session IV
Flying Fish Preschool Advanced
July 20-30
Trout Level I Beginning
Session V
Bass Level I Intermediate
August 3-13
Session VI
August 17-27
(Evenings only)
Aqua Athletes: Level III and above
Session VII
Beginning Diving
August 31-September 10
(Evenings only)
Spring 2015
On
Session I
Gold Fish Preschool Beginning
Salmon Level
2
4
$
ly
June 8-18
Rainbow Fish/Parent & Child
Snapper Level I Advanced
30
10:45 am
GROUP
CLASS TIMES
10:00 am
Monday – Thursday • Eight, 35 minute classes
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Lear m or
wi
to s ive!
d
225-4095
Learn to Swim and Dive
The following class descriptions will help you to determine which class
level is best suited for your swimmer. See page 30 for times and session
parent & child
Guppies
Guppies 6-18 mo., all others 18 mo. - 5 yrs. Teacher to Student Ratio: 1 to 10.
An adult MUST accompany the child in the water for all classes.
Minnows
Ages 6-18 months
Beginning Parent & Me
Infants must be able to hold their
For the preschooler who has reshead up. Emphasis is on water ad- ervations in and around the wajustment, swimming readiness
ter. Emphasis is on water adjustskills, having fun with other little
ment, swimming readiness skills,
ones along with instruction for
and enjoyment of the water
adults on appropriate infant in- through individual and group inwater holding techniques. Adult
struction.
must be with infant at all times.
*Preschool equivalent: Gold Fish
preschool
Students only; adults may observe students in the water from
pool deck only.
If your child needs additional
support from a loved one, please
see Parent & Child above.
school AGE
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Trout
Level I Beginning
For the older beginner who has
reservations in and around the
water. Focus will be on water
adjustment and enjoyment.
Skills include underwater exploration, supported front and back
glides; face submerging, and
rhythmic breathing techniques
using fun and games.
Rainbow Fish
Intermediate Parent & Me
For beginners who love the water
but still need the confidence of
being with a loved one. Emphasis is on independent water exploration, floating, kicking, gliding and arm movement.
L
to swearn
im
dive or
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Only
*Preschool equivalent: Blue Gill
$42
3 -5 years & have not attended Kindergarten.
Teacher to Student Ratio: 1 to 5
Gold Fish
Beginning Preschool
For the beginner who has reservations in and around the water.
Focus will be on underwater exploration, supported front and
back float, glides, face submerging, and rhythmic breathing techniques using fun and games.
Blue Gill
Intermediate Preschool or
passed Gold Fish
For the beginner who loves the
water and is able to submerge
their entire head without assistance. Focus is on swimming independently on the front and
back, kicking, gliding and having
fun.
Flying Fish
Advanced Preschool or
passed Blue Gill
Child must be able to swim 5-10
yards unassisted. Focus is on
proper body positioning, developing a combined front stroke, side
breathing, backstroke refinement, and an introduction to elementary backstroke.
6 years and older & have passed Kindergarten.
Teacher to Student Ratio: 1 to 6
Bass
Level I Intermediate or
passed Trout
Child must be able to go under
water without assistance and
swim 3-5 feet. Focus will be on
floating on both the front and
back, front crawl stroke, kicking,
and introduction to back crawl
stroke.
Aqua athletes
Snapper
Level I Adv. or passed Bass
Child must be able to swim 5-10
yards unassisted on front and
back. Focus will be on proper
body position, refinement of front
crawl with side breathing, back
crawl, elementary backstroke,
and introduction to breaststroke.
Salmon
Level II or passed Snapper
Child must be able to swim 1525 yards without assistance. Focus will be on stroke improvement and endurance in front
crawl and back crawl, continuous
side breathing, breaststroke, and
introduction to butterfly.
$
110
For t
entirhe
summ e
er!!
Prerequisite: Must be able to swim 25 yds of front crawl unassisted with side breathing or passed Salmon Level 2
This pre-swim team program will emphasize performing the four competitive strokes (front crawl, back stroke, breast stroke, and butterfly)
comfortably. Participants will learn the basics of competition and will
prepare for two fun Participation Swim Meets vs. the YMCA Stingrays
Pre-Swim Team.
Fee: dates. Traditional two week sessions are available Monday through
Thursday.
Aquatics - Swim Lesson Descriptions
LESSON DESCRIPTIONS
diving
Beginning Diving
All ages
For the first time diver or anyone looking to improve their headfirst
entry. Focus will be on forward diving techniques from the deck and
1- meter diving board. Must be able to swim 5 yards unassisted and
comfortable in deep water.
$42 per session or $110 for all summer.
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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12:30 pm
12:00 pm
Fridays
6:40 pm
12:10 pm
PRIVATE
CLASS TIMES (Ages 0-17)
Monday-Thursday
9:30 am
June 8, 2015
9:00 am
Aquatics - Private Swim Lessons
Private Swim Lessons
Photography by Gary Lauben
Private 1:1 ratio
Fee: $17 per student per half hour
Semi-Private 1:2 ratio (students must register at same time)
Fee: $12 per student per half hour
Small Group 1:4 ratio
(all participants must register at same time)
Fee: $10 per student per half hour
PRIVATE CLASS TIMES (Ages 18+)
Adult private lessons
Fee: $17 per student per half hour
PRIVATE SWIM LESSON POLICIES
Lessons may be rescheduled or refunded with a processing fee of $7.00 if at least 24 hours advance notice is given.
Please contact the Redding Aquatic Center or the Redding Recreation office for transfers or refunds. Refunds or credits will not be
given for missed lessons or late arrivals.
We try our best to accommodate students with the same instructor throughout. However, due to circumstances that may arise,
alternative instructors may have to fill in. We cannot always guarantee the same instructor, but we will assure you we try our very
best to do so.
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Spring 2015
225-4095
SPONSORED BY REDDING RECREATION AND AMERICAN RED CROSS
WSI TRAINING including
Fundamentals of instructor training
blended Learning lifeguard classes
Ages 16 and older
With Online & In Person Skill Sessions
Become a certified swim instructor. Pre-requisite: 16 years old, level IV
swimming ability, student must pass a pre-course water skills test. Certificates are valid one year & may be renewed with teaching rosters
submitted.
Dates: Sat-Sun 5/2-5/3
8:00 am-5:00 pm
Sat-Sun 5/9-5/10
8:00 am-5:00 pm
The new blended learning Lifeguarding course from the American Red
Cross builds the same knowledge and skills as our traditional in-person
training. The online format enables teens and young adults to complete
interactive lessons and activities on their own time. Instructor-led sessions reinforce learning and emphasize skill building. Prerequisite: 15
years or older, swim 300 yds. continuously with breath control, swim 25
yds, retrieve a 10lb diving brick in 10 ft. of water, tread water without
use of hands for 2 minutes. Does not include Title 22.
Location:
Redding Aquatic Center (RAC)
Book: Water Safety Instructors Kit
Ages 15 and older
Session 1:
Online Session: Begin online content April 20-27
Fee:$170
Skills Session:
Lifeguard training including first aid, cpr pro
Sat-Sun
5/2-5/3
8:00 am-6:00 pm
Session 2:
Online Session: Begin online content May 26-June 1
Ages 15 and older
Skills Session:
Sat-Sun
This class will certify you to become a pool lifeguard. Prerequisite: 15
years or older, swim 300 yds. continuously with breath control, swim 25
yds, retrieve a 10lb diving brick in 10 ft. of water, and tread water without use of hands for 2 minutes.
Location: Redding Aquatic Center (RAC)/Teen Center
Fee:
$175* (includes resucitation mask)
*Please note: there is a $45 cancellation fee
Session 1:
Sat-Sun
Sat-Sun
5/9-5/10
5/16-5/17
8:00 am-6:00 pm
8:00 am-6:00 pm
Session 2:
Sat-Sun
Sat-Sun
5/23-5/24
5/30-5/31
8:00 am-6:00 pm
8:00 am-6:00 pm
Location: Redding Aquatic Center (RAC)/Teen Center
Fee:
$175 (includes resucitation mask)
SEE
page
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Aquatics - Safety Training Courses
AQUATIC & SAFETY TRAINING COURSES
6/6-6/7
8:00 am-6:00 pm
blended Learning lifeguard review class
Must have current Red Cross Lifeguard Certificate. In-Person Sessions
will be May 2 and May 3 from 8am-6pm. Contact Jennifer Moore for
more information or to register before April 27.
es
For Summer Adventur
ng
Junior Counselor Traini
Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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bASIC WATER RESCUE
Junior Lifeguard
Ages 16 and up
Ages 11-15
Basic Water Rescue is designed to provide individuals such as public
safety personnel, aquatic fitness instructors and aquatic therapists, with
information and skills necessary to prevent, recognize and respond to
aquatic emergencies. This course will also prepare individuals for aquatic emergencies by teaching them how to protect themselves while assisting others.
Dates:
Sat
5/23
8:00 am-12:00 pm
Sat
5/30
8:00 am-12:00 pm
Sat
6/6
8:00 am-12:00 pm
Location:
Redding Aquatic Center (RAC)
Fee:$32
Babysitting
Ages 11 and older
Participants of this 5 day Junior Academy program will receive a foundation of knowledge including:
• Water Rescue & Skill development
• Swimming endurance
• Basic Water Rescue
• First Aid & CPR for Schools & the Community
• Stroke perfection
Academies meet Monday-Friday from 9:00 am to 5:15 pm. Students
must bring nutritious snacks, lunch, water bottle and all study materials
daily. Junior lifeguard and junior swim instructor students must wear
solid red one piece swim suit or swim trunks.
Note: Junior Lifeguard students who have successfully completed the
first year of Junior Lifeguard Academy training will be invited to register
for advanced academy training sessions.
Designed for students ages 11 and older, this online training provides
the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly care for
infants and children up to the age of 10, as well as to manage a babysitting business. Modules that will be covered in the course are:
• The Business of Babysitting
• You’re the Boss
• Safe and Sound on the Job
• Playing with Kids of All Ages
• From Feeding to Bedtime: Caring for Kids
• It’s an Emergency … Now What?
Dates:
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
Location:
Redding Aquatic Center
Fee: $150 includes training materials, swimming les-
sons, t-shirt, hat and whistle for work experience.
Junior Swim Instructor
The Teen Center
Fee:
$50
9:00 am-3:00 pm
6/15-19
6/29-7/3
7/20-7/24
8/3-8/7
8/10-8/14
8/17-8/21
9:00 am-5:15 pm
9:00 am-5:15 pm
9:00 am-5:15 pm
9:00 am-5:15 pm
9:00 am-5:15 pm
9:00 am-5:15 pm
Year 1
Jr. Instructor
August 3-7
July 27-31
Ages 14-15
July 20-24
July 6-10
June 15-19
JR. GUARD
TRAINING
SCHEDULE
2/21 August 17-21
Sat August 10-14
Date: Location: June 29-July 3
Aquatics - Safety Trainng Courses
The five day program is designed for participants 14-15 years of age
and must gain work experience from a minimum of one 2-week swim
session. In this class, participants will receive first hand experience
teaching swim lessons. Monday-Friday from 9:00 am-5:15 pm.
• Water Safety Instructor Aid
• CPR and First Aid
• Basic Water Rescue
• Kayaking
• Swimming Endurance
Geared at preparing students for future job opportunities as a Water
Safety Instructor.
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Spring 2015
Dates:
M-F
M-F
Location: Redding Aquatic Center
Fee: $150
7/6-7/10
7/27-7/31
9:00 am-5:15 pm
9:00 am-5:15 pm
225-4095
SUP: Stand Up Paddleboarding
Clinic
Ages 13 to 18
8 and older
Summer Adventures Junior Counselor training is a service learning program for teens that enjoy helping children learn and have fun in a safe
environment. The program offers fun, interactive workshops, games
and activities designed to prepare teens to volunteer and/or work in a
camp environment.
The training will include certifications in:
• First Aid
• CPR
This class is designed as an introduction to the sport. Participants will
learn proper paddling, safety, maneuvers, and familiarize themselves
with Stand-Up Paddleboarding. SUP is an emerging global sport with a
Hawaiian heritage. It utilizes a one-bladed paddle, while standing on a
normal length surfboard. SUP has moved out of the surf zone and into
inland waterways around the country. Flat water SUPing is a healthy,
low-impact, and environmentally friendly paddle sport that appeals to
both the young and the young-at-heart. Space is limited to 10 participants, so pre-registration is required.
• Basic Water Rescue
Training may also include child development, safety, conflict resolution,
body language, planning and leading games, therapeutic recreation
awareness and job interview skills. Participants will have opportunities
to plan activities and practice their new skills with campers in Summer
Adventures.
Dates:
M-F
Note: Location:
Fee: 6/22-6/26
Dates:
Sat
Sat
Wed
Location: Whiskey Creek Boat Launch
Fee: $35 per person
5/23
6/27
7/1
5:45-7:45 pm
5:45–7:45 pm
5:45–7:45 pm
8:00 am-4:00 pm
Please bring lunch and water each day.
Caldwell Recreation Center
$150
Early Childhood Services,
Shasta County Office of Education
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9:00 am-1:00 pm
FREE EVENT
Engaging activities for children 3-5,
healthy refreshments and prizes!
43 Hilltop Drive
Aquatics - Jr. Counseling and Stand Up Paddleboarding
Summer Adventures Junior
Counselor training
Come learn about our quality Early Childhood Services’ Preschool Programs throughout Shasta County.
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Create a family profile and register online @ reddingrecreation.org
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MLK Multicultural Center
1815 Sheridan Street, Redding
Phone: 225-4375
KIDS NIGHT
outdoor skills training
K-6th grade
Ages 8 years old and up
Kids Night was designed to be a ton of fun where you can drop-in weekly and play active games, arts and crafts, use our computer lab, including an exciting and nutritious meal.
F
Note: *No class 4/3,4/10
Dates:
Th
Location: MLK Jr. Center
Fee: No Fee
Note: *No class 4/9
Location: MLK Jr. Center
Fee: No Fee
5:30-7:30 pm
Positively Girls Club!
Girls 9 years old and up
PGC is a fun way to make new friends, learn new
things and grow positively. Take part in our awesome programming like quilting, sewing, kayaking, hiking and more. This club offers a sisterly
environment to get to know each other through
girl talk, world viewpoints, fun activities, exciting
field trips, and community service around the city.
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This weekly program is designed to teach children beginning outdoor
skills such as basic map and compass skills, safety in the outdoors,
basic first aid, building shelters, how to build a fire without matches and
much more. This club will develop confidence in youth who enjoy the
outdoors as well as building their leadership skills.
Dates:
2/6-5/15* 3/5-5/7
5:30-7:00 pm
King’s Brotherhood

Boys 9 years old and up
This weekly club fosters positive attitudes, healthy
mind and body, builds leadership and social skills as
well as self worth. Come enjoy the great activities
that we have to offer including playing sports, computer lab, snacks, and much more.
Dates:
M
Note: *No class 2/9, 2/16, 4/6
Dates:
M
Location: MLK Jr. Center
Note: *No class 2/9, 2/16,4/6
Fee: No Fee
Location: MLK Jr. Center
Fee: No Fee
2/2-5/18* Spring, 2015
5:30-7:30 pm
NEW
class!
2/2-5/18* K I N G ’ S B R O T H E R HO O D
5:30-7:30 pm
225-4095
Saturday’s Sandlot Team
Tiny Toes Playgroup
Looking to play a variety of sports on a drop in basis? This program is
for you. All you have to do is show-up, the coaches will put you on a
team, and everyone plays. Participants will have an opportunity to play
a variety of games including but not limited to field hockey, basketball,
touch football, kickball, Ultimate Frisbee and more…
Tiny Toes love to play and we have just the space for them to do so. Let
them play with balls, run with other children their age, socialize, age
appropriate arts and more.
Dates:
F
Dates:
Sat
Note: *Closed 2/20, 4/17, 4/24
Note:
*Closed 3/28, 4/4, 4/11
Location: MLK Jr. Center
Location: MLK Jr. Center
Fee: No Fee
Fee: No Fee
Ages 8 and up
2/7-5/16*
Ages 0-3
9:30-11:30 am
2/6-5/22
9:00-10:30 am
MLK Multicultural Center
Phone: 225-4375
1815 Sheridan Street, Redding
Community & Cultural events
March, 2015
Spring Celebration
Saturday, March 28, 2015 12:00-3:00 pm
Families of center participants are invited to join us to celebrate Spring with our Annual BBQ, Easter Egg Hunt, Face Painting, Crafts and more….
Cypress School Extended Learning
wow
Afters
ch
Progra ool
m
!
Cypress School students are invited to join the Cougar’s Den Afterschool Program at the MLK Center!
This program is a partnership with the Redding School District and runs Monday-Friday from 2:00-5:30 pm. The Cougar’s Den is dedicated to
providing academic enrichment, homework assistance, promoting positive peer interactions, recreation, and a safe environment where students can
have fun and learn new skills while in a supervised setting. The program is available to all Cypress students in K-5th grade.
Please call 245-7714 for more information.
facebook.com/reddingmlkcenter
register online at:
myspace.com/reddingmlkcenter
reddingrecreation.org
twitter.com/MLKCenter
225-4095
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Senior Activities
Senior Activities
The Senior Citizens Hall, located at 2290 Benton Drive,
in Redding, offers a variety of activities for men and
women 50 years and older.
For Weekend Hall Rentals call 241-9759:
9:00 am-12:00 pm on Mon., Wed., and Fridays
You are invited to attend the general membership
meeting held on the second Wednesday of each
month. A continental breakfast will be offered at 9:15
am, followed by the meeting at 10:00 am.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Exercise Class*
Tai Chi
Exercise Class*
Tai Chi
Exercise Class*
8:00 am
8:30-9:30 am
8:00 am
8:30-9:30 am
8:00 am
Wood Carving
Qi Gong
Yoga
Qi Gong
Pinochle
9:00 am
Just after Tai Chi
9:00 am
Just after Tai Chi
12:30 pm
Billiards/Pool
Expressive Art
Computer Class
9:00 am
9:30 am
Line DancingBeginning
1:00 pm
Computer Class
Hula
9:30-10:30 am
by appointment
9:30-10:30 am
by appointment
10:00 am
Arts & Crafts
11:00 am
12:30-4:00 pm
Open to the public.
Refreshments
available.
9:30 am-1:30 pm
Hand & Foot
Canasta
10:00 am- 1:30 pm
Table Tennis
4:00-5:30 pm
Bingo**
8:30-9:30 am
Bridge
Seating at 11:45 am
Pinochle
12:30 pm
Table Tennis
3:00-4:30 pm
Pinochle
Seating at 5:45 pm
Line DancingIntermediate
9:30 am
Billiards/Pool
9:00 am
MahJong
Cribbage
Table Tennis
3:00-4:30 pm
Ladies Billiards/Pool
3:00 pm
Friday Evening
Singles Group –
“Senior Solos”
11:30 am-2:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
Pinochle
Senior Dance
12:30 pm
Live Band
7:30-10:30 pm
Pinochle Class
2:30 pm
Bingo**
6:00-9:00 pm
*Open to all Redding seniors (50 yrs. & older) free of
charge.
**Bingo on Tuesdays and Thursdays are open to the
public and refreshments are available.
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Spring 2015 For other activity times, call 246-3042 or visit the Senior Citizens Hall to pick up the current Senior Citizens of Shasta County, Inc. BROADCASTER
newsletter. Participants are encouraged to support the Senior
Citizens Hall with their $10 a year membership dues.
225-4095
ONLINE REGISTRATION!
Registration Procedures
Redding Recreation Division is excited to announce online registration is
now available for most classes and events. Follow the easy steps below
and you will be on your way to experiencing all that Redding Recreation
has to offer.
• Pre-registration, prior to first class, and full payment is
required for all activities, unless otherwise stated.
As the parent/guardian/payee, you MUST create a profile for
YOURSELF first.
Fee Assistance Program
• We offer fee assistance for qualified low-income City of
Redding residents (17 years and younger) for many classes &
sports leagues. For more information on fee assistance
availability call 225-4095.
Step 1- go to www.reddingrecreation.org
Step 2- Select the blue “register online” button
Step 3- At the top right-hand corner
(above green checkout button)- select “Register”
Step 4- Complete contact details- select next
Step 5- Complete billing address-select next
Step 6- Complete email information-select next
Step 7- Confirm information-select Save
You will receive an email confirming your new account with your temporary password.
The site will guide you to “sign in” to your account using your email address. You will be guided to customize your password at this screen.
Select “change password”.
You will be directed to the main registration page. Select “profile” at the
top right-hand corner above green checkout button and your profile
page will appear.
In order to register your child/dependent for any activity, it is at this point
that you add your dependents information to YOUR profile page.
Simply scroll down your profile page until you find “relationships/dependents” and select the “add” button. You can add multiple dependents at
this point.
To register, select “main” at the top right-hand corner of the page,
browse our class offerings and you are ready to register.
Should you need assistance with creating a profile, feel free to contact
the Recreation Division office at 530-225-4095.
Walk-in Registration
Taken at the Recreation Office located at 1250 Parkview Avenue. Office
hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (closed some holidays).
A “mail slot” is located next to the front door for after hours drop off
registration.
Phone-in Registration
We are now accepting Visa, Discover or Master Card.
• Please register one week before class begins so class materials
may be prepared by instructor.
Registration
Register online today!
General Procedures
• A $25 fee will be charged for returned checks in addition to
the check amount.
• Classes will be cancelled 3-8 days before first class due to
insufficient enrollment. Register early to assure your class
choice.
• Missed classes may not be made up. Class make-ups will be
arranged only when Redding Recreation cancels an activity.
• In the event your desired class is closed, be sure to request
that your name be put on a waiting list. This enables Redding
Recreation to document interest, begin new classes, and if
possible, to meet greater demand.
Refunds
• Full refunds will be processed for any activity cancelled by
Redding Recreation.
• Refunds for any other reason must be requested by
completing a Request for Refund form seven days prior to
the first day of the program. A $7.00 CANCELLATION FEE
will be deducted from each program refunded.
• Refunds take approximately three weeks for processing.
Transfers
Participants may request a transfer to another program seven days prior
to the first class meeting, provided the fee for the new program is equal
to or greater than the original program fee. The program to which the
participant is transferring must also be offered in the current activity
guide at the time of the request.
Consent to Photograph, Film, or Record:
Adults, and minor children registered by an adult, agree to allow designated City of Redding Staff to photograph, film, or voice record them
during Redding Recreation activities/classes for use in promotional materials, publications, website, and any other public information pieces.
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Valley 11 Cinemas
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MOVIES!
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for the whole family!
1816 Hwy 273, Anderson
530-364-4545
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