Designed for young dancers ages 3-5 and is fun-filled and fast-paced. Rhythm and movement games teach students new ways to express themselves through dance. We will stretch, do light tumbling, learn basic ballet techniques, and work on gross motor skills! Registration deadline is Tuesday, September 8. *NOTE: No class Oct.17 (MEA).

It’s time for some running and kicking fun! Join our team to learn the sport of soccer. Each week, we use fun games to teach soccer skills, build self-confidence, and learn sportsmanship. Ages 5 - 6. All participants will receive a Chan Rec Center Sports t-shirt, along with a medal and certificate the final day. As the weather changes, we will use the Rec Center Gym as an indoor facility. Registration is limited to meet Minnesota Department of Health Youth Sports Guidelines. Registration deadline is Thursday, Oct. 1.

Nurture your child's inner musician with Music Together, an internationally renowned early childhood music and movement program developed for children ages 0-5 and the grown-ups who love them. During this 10-week session of weekly classes, we sing, dance, chant, and play instruments in an informal setting with this research-based curriculum. Children learn through play with a wide variety of music that will enrich their musical environment and guide them towards a lifetime of music-making enjoyment. They (and you!) will have so much fun with the multicultural music collections while obtaining all the learning, and developmental benefits music offers - especially during the early childhood years when children are most impressionable. Our class sizes will be smaller (8 students maximum per class), and we will be more spread out to have each family 6 feet apart. We will also take time between classes to allow a thorough sanitizing of every instrument/prop, surfaces, etc.

Nurture your child's inner musician with Music Together, an internationally renowned early childhood music and movement program developed for children ages 0-5 and the grown-ups who love them. During this 10-week session of weekly classes, we sing, dance, chant, and play instruments in an informal setting with this research-based curriculum. Children learn through play with a wide variety of music that will enrich their musical environment and guide them towards a lifetime of music-making enjoyment. They (and you!) will have so much fun with the multicultural music collections while obtaining all the learning, and developmental benefits music offers - especially during the early childhood years when children are most impressionable. Our class sizes will be smaller (8 students maximum per class), and we will be more spread out to have each family 6 feet apart. We will also take time between classes to allow a thorough sanitizing of every instrument/prop, surfaces, etc.

Boost your child's self-esteem with soccer, a team sport that will improve gross motor skills and coordination, and also fosters creativity with fun games to help learn soccer skills. Registration is limited according to the MN Dept. of Health guidelines, and groups will be split into teams. As the weather changes, we will use the Rec Center Gym as an indoor facility. Ages 3 - 4. Participants receive a team shirt, medal, and certificate. Note: Children must be out of diapers to participate. Registration deadline is Thursday, Oct. 1. **NO CLASS NOV. 3**

Pilates uses precise movements to build strength, mental focus and control. Each exercise is rooted in spinal movement or spinal stabilization. Limbs are used as weights as well as tests of coordination, balance and flexibility. Exercises are done lying on your back, lying on your side, prone, or seated. Please wear comfortable clothing meant for exercise and bring a mat. This class is designed specifically for students new to Pilates practice who are interested in discovering what it is all about. Registration Deadline: Friday, September 4.

We take the “work” out of workout by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. The workout is a “watch and follow” format, with a combination of fast and slow rhythm tone, sculpts the body by maximizing caloric output, fat burning, and total body toning. NOTE: No class Nov. 25. Registration Deadline: Wednesday, Oct. 14.

Reservations are strongly encouraged as a maximum of 10 patrons are allowed in the studio at this time. If there are more than 10, you will be asked to return another day.

Neuroscientists recommend playing Mah Jongg (a complex thinking game) to improve memory. Psychologists deem it's low-cost therapy; players call it fun! A tile-based, 4-player game created for the ruling class during the time of Confucius in China, Mah Jongg has now spread worldwide. The object of the game is to collect winning sets of tiles. The tiles have characters and numbers, and the rules are intriguing. Instructor Melinda Colwell teaches the modernized and westernized version in this 6-week class. NOTE: Each participants will be required to have their own Mah Jongg set (borrow a frend's or buy your own; the Senior Center can also assist in ordering a set for you). Class is limited to 8 players. Sign up online or at the Senior Center.

Continuous gameplay for up to 2 hours. Cost is .25 per game using disposable paper cards. Players must either bring their own marker/dobber or purchase one at the beginning of play. Please bring small sandwich baggies in which to place your game coins.