In just a few hours, you can learn basic ukulele chords and start playing your favorite songs without taking private lessons. This crash course combines hands-on practice with lecture and demonstration. Your fee includes an online book, recorded follow-up lessons, the class recording, and access to optional live Q&A sessions. For ages 13 and up.

Intermediate 1 (ages 5 and up) Participants learn to be comfortable with new skills in deep water and learn front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke to basic standards of competency. Safety topics include basic water safety, healthy swimming, safe water entry, helping yourself and others in an emergency, use of lifejackets, safe weather conditions for swimming, and waterpark safety. Skills: Jump into deep water Kneeling dive Survival float, 20 seconds Back float, 20 seconds Tread water, 20 seconds Front crawl, 15 yards Back crawl, 15 yards Elementary backstroke, 15 yards Breaststroke kick, 15 yards Prerequisite: Completion of or Beginner 2 or have equivalent skills. Unsure which level to register for? Took a class with another swim lesson program? CLICK HERE to see a comparison chart to find the best transition to Lakeville Area Community Ed Swim Lessons

Intermediate 2 (ages 5 and up) Participants increase endurance, improve competency for strokes learned in Intermediate 1 and learn breaststroke to basic standards of competency. Safety topics include basic water safety, healthy swimming, safe water entry, helping yourself and others in an emergency, use of lifejackets, safe weather conditions for swimming, and waterpark safety. Skills: Standing dive Swim under water, 5 yards, retrieve object Feet-first surface dive Somersault Open turn: Front crawl Open turn: Back crawl Tread water, 1 minute Front crawl, 25 yards Elementary backstroke, 25 yards Back crawl, 25 yards Breaststroke, 15 yards Dolphin kick, 15 yards Prerequisite: Completion of Intermediate 1 or have equivalent skills. Unsure which level to register for? Took a class with another swim lesson program? CLICK HERE to see a comparison chart to find the best transition to Lakeville Area Community Ed Swim Lessons

Young people face interviews with recruiters, coordinators, HR managers, and AI bots without prior practice, often leading to nerves, unclear speech, and filler words. Led by voice coach David Goldberg, this hands-on workshop teaches teens to control their message and interview with confidence. Students will learn how to introduce themselves, answer difficult questions, eliminate nervous habits, pace responses, and use body language to convey credibility in competitive situations.

Medical terminology is the first step to any career in the medical field or simply to understand your family’s medical visits. This highly specialized language involves word building with root words, prefixes, suffixes, and abbreviations. You will leave with a solid foundation of medical language, as well as basic medical billing and coding terminology. After submitting and passing the open-book exam included in the workbook you receive in class, you will earn a Certificate of Completion. This comprehensive course is taught by longtime educator LeeAnne Krusemark, and Credentialed Medical Professional Vanessa Grinnell, RRT. No prior experience is necessary.

Ages 5-13, separated by age Ninjas develop strength and agility during this 8 weeklong course by learning different styles and techniques to master all obstacles! We have warped walls, angled steps, salmon ladders, cliff hangers, tilted ladders; all Ninja inspired obstacles! Increase flexibility, problem-solving, and coordination that can be transferred into ninja levels testing or enhance other athletic performances. All classes are coached by an experienced Ninja Trainer. **Classes take place at: 3203 Corporate Center Drive Burnsville, MN 55306

This is a LIVE online course that will be held at the date/time listed. Participants must provide an email to receive the class log-in information. Please contact Amanda with questions (amanda.cambronne@isd194.org). In this comprehensive session, you will learn about special screenwriting terms and formats for television and the big screen. Learn how to plot a story, develop characters, and execute your work in the proper screenwriting format. Discover the difference between a Treatment, a Spec Script and a Shooting Script and when to do each. And get an inside look into the business of selling your script to agents and producers.

Ages: 3-5 years Let the adventure begin! This drop-off class is the perfect place for curious 3–5-year-olds to imagine, explore, and grow—all on their own! Guided by a licensed early childhood educator, children will dive into art projects, enjoy playtime, and build important “big-kid” skills like taking turns, solving problems, and following routines. Children do not need to be potty trained to attend; however, staff are unable to assist with diapering. All ECFE classes are taught by a licensed early childhood and/or a licensed parent educator.

Join Katha Dance Theatre (KDT) to learn non-verbal communication through the classical storytelling dance of India, Kathak. Using graceful movements, meaningful hand gestures, facial expressions, intricate footwork, multiple spins, and music, students will learn how to tell a story! The goal is to provide participants with a new and enjoyable experience that enables them to be creative, physically active, and exposed to a new culture in a comfortable and supportive environment. This class is designed for beginner level dancers. Class Times Separated Level: Wednesdays:• 6:00–7:00 PM – Group 2A (existing students)• 7:00–8:00 PM – Group 1B (existing students)Fridays:• 6:00–7:00 PM – Brand-new beginners Instructor Shilpi Chatterjee is a Company dancer and one of the dance school instructors of Katha Dance Theatre. She pursued her Kathak dance education in India for a decade before relocating to Minnesota, where she continues her training under the guidance of Guru Rita Mustaphi at KDT. She has received awards at many district-level dance competitions in India and showcased her talents with the Bengali Association of Minnesota. In 2021, she earned the Jury Award at the Urvashi Dance, Music, Art, and Culture Society's international talent competition. She has also participated in workshops led by the esteemed late Pandit Birju Maharaj and Ms. Saswati Sen.

Welcome to Lakeville Cheer! Kindergarten (26-27 SY) This class is intended for athletes who will be in Kindergarten for the upcomign school year (26-27') and are ready to learn the basics in cheerleading! This class will teach entry skills such as motions, jumps, dance and crowd leading work. During the season we will work on sideline cheers and work to prepare a mini routine for the Lakeville Invite. A parent email will be sent out a couple weeks prior to the start date of practice with all important information regarding practice attire, apparel and team expecations for the season. To learn more about Lakeville Cheer click HERE. Tryouts Not Required Additional Practice: Friday, October 23 at Lakeville North High School - Time TBD Performance Date: Lakeville Cheer Invite- Saturday, Oct 24 (Optional) Invited to attend Lakeville Cats Showcase in December and be recognized!: Tuesday, Dec. 8th

Join a lively discussion to learn about Islam and Muslims. You’ll learn about the articles of faith, rituals and practices, and how they affect a Muslim’s daily life. This event will provide you with a safe room to ask any related questions about your Muslim neighbor. We look forward to seeing you in our journey to break through any stereotypes and misconceptions about each other and build a stronger community together. Registration required. This class is brought to you by Building Blocks for Islam.