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200209 / Adult Art Classes
Continue your skills from the Beginner Crochet class. Please bring all materials and gadgets you received in the beginner crochet class. *Disclosure – Instructor cannot guarantee you will walk away with a finished item; everyone learns at their own pace and that’s okay.
200209 B01 / Continuer Crochet
200212 / Fired Ceramic Workshops
Reveal your inner artist by joining one or more of these ceramic workshops. Each workshop you will create a ceramic piece on bisque using various techniques and glaze products. Basic instructions will guide you through the project with options on each project. Using your vision and creativity you will customize your design and make it your own. Each workshop piece will be ready for firing that day. The piece will be ready for pickup in approximately a week. Fee will include bisque, color, instructions and firing. Select from the themes below.
200212 B01 / Spring Flowers
200214 / Candle Making
Join Keller Candle Company & the Bolingbrook Park District in learning the art of candle making. Our expert chandler will walk you through the entire process and assist you in creating your own beautiful hand-crafted candle. We use quality ingredients and eco-friendly non-toxic fragrance oils, wax, and vessels that can be re-purposed after you candle is done. All supplies are included.
200214 A01 / Candle Making
200303 / Science Made Fun
During this 4 week class session children will participate in four different STEAM activities. All activities are hands on with different experiements each week.
Rainforest Safari: It is all about the rainforest. Build your very own rainforest to keep. Become a tribal shaman and make medicine.
Newton in a Nutshell: Step back in time to the days of Newton. Have a hands-on look at inertia and motion. Discover gravity and experience as we push, pull and get the job done.
Power Producers and Captain Consumers: Explore the web, the food web that is. Discover the important role of producers and consumers and where we fit in. We dissect owl pellets and explore the five laws of nature that apply to the worlds ecosystems.
The Power of Light: Find out just how amazing light is. What is visible light? Discover who ROY G. BIV is and the electromagnetic spectrum. Test optical illusions, lenses and prisms. Do experiments with the suns UV energy.
200303 B01 / Science Made Fun
200316 / Youth General Interest Classes
Bring your doll to as special party just for your child and their doll. Children introduce their dolls; kid play games, create a fun craft and take home a snack.
200316 B01 / Doll Party
200340 / Minecraft Engineering
Imagine if children learn civil engineering and city planning while they are in a Minecraft world. Students design and create a structured city that includes roads, bridges, and city zones containing housing, stores, libraries, schools and more. Minecraft Java Edition is used in the classroom as the tool for hands-on learning. Students should be familiar with using a computer, mouse and Minecraft.
200340 A01 / Minecraft Engineering
200342 / LEGO Robotics Academy
This is a comprehensive program where children learn to design, build and program projects based on LEGO Education robotics. Using a creative educational approach that supports Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), this class uses teacher-led instruction followed by fun, engaging, and dynamic activities. Students are introduced to basic robotics and mechanical engineering concepts by building and coding a different project each week. Creative challenges are given to students as they progress through levels. The Robotics Academy is a repeatable program where children are placed based on skill and experience. Students move up a level each time they take the class. A basic knowledge of using a computer is recommended.
200342 A01 / LEGO Robotics Academy
200346 / Mechanical Engineering Academy
This is a comprehensive program where children learn and build projects based on mechanical engineering concepts. Models such as a powered cars, cranes, and windmills are examples of engaging and dynamic activities based on the LEGO Education Simple & Powered Machines engineering curriculum.
200346 A01 / Mechanical Engineering Academy
200347 / Introduction to Electrical Engineering with Microbit
Microbit is a pocket-sized micro-computer board that teaches you how software and hardware work together. This small device has an LED light display, buttons, speaker, microphone, sensors and many input/output features that, when programmed, let it interact with you. Students will learn about hardware, how to program the Microbit and create various projects.
200347 B01 / Introduction to Electrical Engineering with Microbit
200353 / Creative Writing Club
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the
world.” – Albert Einstein. The Creative Writing Club is designed to ignite the imaginations of young writers, foster their love for language, and cultivate their creative expression. Through exploration of classic literature, inspiring writing exercises, creative language games and collaboration, students will explore different genres, learn and practice grammatical concepts, develop their writing skills, and build confidence in their ability to communicate effectively.
200353 B01 / Creative Writing Club
200354 / Healthy Habits Club
This Club provides a fun, action-packed and positive environment to promote physical, mental and emotional health. Students will explore themes of communication, compassion for self and others, active listening, conflict resolution, gentle exercise, nutrition, mindfulness and respect. A qualified instructor will guide the participants in hands-on learning through games, movement, creative writing, problem-solving exercises and journaling.
200354 B01 / Healthy Habits Club
200357 / Smart Start Art
“Every child is an artist.” — Pablo Picasso. Students will learn how to draw an array of animals including house pets, sea creatures, farm animals and jungle inhabitants. Discover creativity, imagination, style, and vision. Develop fine motor skills and explore different artistic. Sketch and draw, shade and color, cut, glue, fold… create. Learn about a great artist every week. No experience necessary.
200357 A01 / Smart Start Art
200358 / Music Start
Learn to read music and play tunes. Using specialized, proprietary MusicStart keyboards, students will learn to play familiar tunes in a group setting by utilizing color, letter, and note matching. Prepare your student to take any instrument by giving them a solid musical foundation.
200358 B01 / Music Start
200360 / Lettering and Watercolor Class
Learn basic watercolor techniques and drawing beautiful letters while immersing yourself in the relaxing world of art.
200360 A01 / Bi-Lingual -Lettering and Watercolor Class
200360 B01 / Bi-Lingual -Lettering and Watercolor Class
200361 / Creative Drawing Class
Have fun while learning how to draw. In our classes we will incorporate games to help children explore the world of creativity and drawing.
200361 A01 / Bi-Lingual – Creative Drawing Class
200361 B01 / Bi-Lingual – Creative Drawing Class
200363 / Little Artist Kids
Here creativity and imagination come to life. Join this class and embark on a colorful journey of learning and creativity. Let your imagination soar as you learn values and virtues, unlocking your inner artist.
200363 A01 / Bi-Lingual Little Artist Kids
200370 / Beginning Archery
Over the course of four weeks, learn the basics of archery, including parts of the equipment and range, proper stance, and how to aim! Archery improves muscle tone, focus and confidence as we work on hitting the target consistently. Participants are provided with Genesis compound bows during instruction. Children and adults alike are welcome to sign up.
200370 B01 / Beginning Archery
200371 / Intermediate Archery
Do you know the basics of archery but need help hitting the bullseye? Join our archery instructor to improve your stance, muscle tone and aim to finally get that perfect shot! You can bring your own bow or use one of our Genesis compound bows. Children and adults are welcome to sign up. Must have passed the Beginner Archery class or contact the instructor for special admittance.
200371 B01 / Intermediate Archery
200392 / Gnomes and Fairy House
Ages 4 years & up
Bring a little magic to your winter by using provided materials to create a cozy gnome or fairy house. Registration is per crafting kit; all children need an adult helper.
200392 A01 / Snowy Gnome Houses
200426 / Winter Slime & Sensory Time
Ages 3 years & up
Dig your fingers into winter-themed sensory bins before making a snowy slime with provided materials! All the fun of homemade slime with none of the cleanup. Registration includes one adult per child. Please register any additional adults.
200426 A01 / Winter Slime & Sensory Time
200427 / Date Night Childcare Ages 3-7 (No Pool)
Ages 3-12
Drop the kids off for a play-date so you can take a few hours to yourself. Activities will include a movie, a craft, games, and an hour at Pelican Harbor Indoor Aquatic Park for the older group. All children must be able to tend to their own toileting needs, and change clothes without assistance. Please send your child with a water bottle and a snack.
200427 B01 / Date Night Childcare Ages 3-7 (No Pool)
200428 / Date Night Childcare Ages 7-12 (Pool Included)
Ages 3-12
Drop the kids off for a play-date so you can take a few hours to yourself. Activities will include a movie, a craft, games, and an hour at Pelican Harbor Indoor Aquatic Park for the older group. All children must be able to tend to their own toileting needs, and change clothes without assistance. Please send your child with a water bottle and a snack.
200428 B01 / Date Night Childcare Ages 7-12 (Pool Included)
200429 / Science of Decomposers
Ages 7+
How does nature recycle and break down dead plants and animals? How long do bones last? Are mushrooms a plant or animal? (Spoiler alert: Neither!) A wide variety of often misunderstood organisms are responsible for keeping our world healthy and returning nutrients to the soil. In this program, we’ll indulge curiosity and safely investigate fungus, insects, animal bones and more to learn about the circle of life.
200429 B01 / Science of Decomposers
200430 / Animal Tracks 101
All ages
How can we tell an animal is nearby without seeing the animal? Discover the clues animals leave behind by observing real animal artifacts, practice your detective skills with a team game, and craft a personalized animal track to take home. Instruction is adapted for children and adults. Registration is per crafting kit.
200430 B01 / Animal Tracks 101
200431 / Pollination Celebration
Ages 5+
Join us for a celebration of butterflies, bees, flowers and more with an activity packed event! We’ll learn about the importance of pollinators, look at real and preserved insects up-close, make a craft, and taste test varieties of honey. Registration includes one adult per child.
200431 B01 / Pollination Celebration
200500 / Bitty Basketball
Players will enjoy making new friends and learning the game of basketball through drills and mini-games including: dribbling, shooting, passing, rebounding, sportsmanship & fun!
200500 A01 / Bitty Basketball
200501 / Basketball Skills & Games
Participants will learn the fundamentals of basketball through drills and mini-games including dribbling, shooting, passing, rebounding, offensive and defensive positioning, sportsmanship & fun!
200501 A01 / Basketball Skills and Games
200502 / Micro Soccer
Participants will learn the fundamentals of soccer through drills and mini-games including: dribbling, shooting, passing, rules of soccer, sportsmanship & fun!
200502 A01 / Micro Soccer
200503 / Parent-Tot Sports Mania
Learn the basics of soccer, t-ball, basketball, football, floor hockey, and more. Each class is different and will emphasize teamwork, sportsmanship & fun! Parent participation required for ages 2-3.
Instructor: Day 1 Sports Academy Coach
200503 A02 / Parent-Tot Sports Mania
200504 / Volleyball Fundamentals & Games
Your child will learn the game through drills and mini-games including development of bumping, setting, passing, serving, scoring, rules of the game, sportsmanship, & fun!
200504 A01 / Volleyball Fundamentals
200505 / Soccer Skills & Games
Participants will learn the game of soccer through drills and mini-games including dribbling, trapping, throw ins, shooting, passing, positioning, rules of soccer, sportsmanship & fun!
200505 A01 / Soccer Skills
200508 / Flag Football Fundamentals
Touchdown! Are you looking for a safe program for your player to learn football? Skill progression continues while promoting physical health. Participants will learn the fundamentals of football through drills and games including catching, passing, offensive and defensive positioning, sportsmanship & fun!
200508 B01 / Flag Football Fundamentals
200513 / 365VBC Beginner Volleyball Training
Want to learn the basics and fundamentals of volleyball beyond just gym volleyball? Join us as we teach the “fun”damentals and foundation of becoming a future volleyball player! We’re calling all 5th-8th graders who want to learn from some of the best coaches. Join us as we make learning fun! Please note that if you are registering for both Sundays and Thursdays, the times only show for one of the days. This activity meets Sundays 1:30-2:30 PM and Thursdays from 4:00-5:00 PM. Please visit us at our website, 365volleyball.org for more details.