edhcsd recreation guide - winter spring 2012

El Dorado Hills CSD Recreation Department

(916) 933-6624 www.edhcsd.org

RecReation Guide

Congratulations! Let’s Celebrate!Happy Anniversary!

Winter/Spring2012

The District Office is located in the Gym West Entrance, 1021 Harvard Way, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762Open: Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-4:00pm

Please Note The El Dorado Hills CSD Staff reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities and program participants for potential future use. All photos will remain the property of El Dorado Hills CSD and may be used for publicity or promotional purposes only.

Registration Office: (916) 933-6624 • Fax: (916) 941-1627

KydZonE Day Camp: (916) 614-3225 Senior Center: (916) 358-3575

Teen Center: (916) 643-4367 Community Pool: (916) 614-3228

El Dorado Hills Community Services District is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2012; a golden year that will be marked by a year-long series of special events to commemorate our 50 years. The celebration will kick-off in January with the unveiling of the 50th anniversary logo.

Throughout 2012, the 50th anniversary theme and logo will be prominent in CSD publications, events and other promotional activities. This will include the Spring Egg Hunt, Summer Concert Series and Saturday Night in the Park.

Be sure to join us on Friday, May 18 at 7pm in the Community Park for our 50th anniversary celebration!!!

Online Registration: www.edhcsd.org

Spring Egg Huntpage 1

50 Years1962-2012

COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT

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Table of ConTenTsSpecial Events ....................... 1

Preschool Activities ................ 2

Youth Activities .......................... 4 – KydZonE ............................... 4 – After School Programs .......... 4 – El Dorado Dance Academy ..... 6

Youth Sports ............................ 7 – All Star Gymnastics ............... 9– Tumble Time Gymnastics ...... 9

Teens ...................................... 10 – Teen Center ......................... 10 – Teen Dances ........................ 10

Skate Park ........................... 11

Aquatics ................................. 12

Kayaking ................................ 14

Library .................................... 14

Adult Activities ...................... 15

Adult Sports .......................... 17

Fitness ..................................... 18– SNAP Fitness ....................... 19

Tennis ..................................... 21

CPR & First Aid Classes ......... 22

Senior Center Activities ........ 23

Registration Information ........ 31

Park & Facilities Map ............. 32

Recreation Department

Mission StatementThe Recreation Department of the El Dorado Hills Community Services District strives to provide community pride and enhanced lifestyles for its

residents through superior pro-grams, customer service, and

commitment to quality leadership.

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Christmas Tree Recycling & ChippingSaturday, January 7, 9am-3pm & Sunday, January 8 • 9am-12pmThis CSD/Waste Connections sponsored free event will take place at the Community Park. Cash donations will be accepted and used for our Community Supporting Youth Fund.To prepare remove everything from the tree including all ornaments, lights, orna-ment holders, nails and stand. Trees that are “flocked” are not eligible for chipping.Discarded wreaths, garland, and greenery with metal, plastic, wire, lights, or orna-mentation are not considered green waste. Place them in your trash cart.Residents have a choice of:

A) Bringing their own trees to the Community Park either dayB) Utilizing Boy Scout curbside tree collection fundraiser offered on Saturday onlyC) Cutting the tree into small pieces to place in the green waste cart (making sure

it’s not so packed in that it will get stuck in the cart when being emptied) for green waste collection week

D) Taking trees to the Recycling Center at 4421 Latrobe RoadE) Taking trees to the Material Recovery Facility in Diamond Springs

Special eventS

Daddy & Me Valentine DanceFriday, February 10 • 7-9pmAges 3 & up with “Daddy”

Join us for the 10th Annual Daddy and Me Dance for an evening of fun and memories. In addition to all of the great interactive games and dances with our DJ we will also be serving light appetizers as well as emailing a keepsake photo to each couple. Dress up or come casual to this special night with your little lady and be sure not to miss out on all this father-daughter FUN!8600.101 • Fee: $10 per person ($15 per person at the door if space available)Location: CSD Gym

Spring Egg HuntSaturday, April 7 • 9-10:30amEDH Community Park

The Spring Bunny will be hopping into El Dorado Hills to visit the boys and girls and join in the celebration! Activities Include: arts and crafts, visit from the Spring Bunny (Parents – bring your camera) & Egg Hunt at 10am SHARP!Areas will be roped off into four different age categories: 2 & younger, 3-4, 5-7, 8 & older. Plastic eggs will be hidden throughout the park filled

with candy and assorted special goodies! Children are to bring their own baskets.

Let the fun begin...

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Annual Renew California CommunitiesSaturday, April 28 • 9am-1pmMembers of the general public are encouraged to participate in a day designed to give back to the community by repairing and/or enhancing local parks. Projects still to be determined. For information contact Mike Cottrell at (916) 614-3215 or [email protected].

Spring Community Garage SaleSaturday, May 5 • 8am–12pmCSD Parking Lot (corner of EDH Blvd. & Harvard Way)Space fee: $35Buy a space and sell your treasures or just come to shop at our Community Garage Sale.

Community Cleanup DaySaturday, May 12 • 9am–3pmVPD, 4250 Town Center Blvd. West, El Dorado HillsWho: El Dorado Hills residents & residents within the District boundaries.For more information on non-acceptable materials & optional disposal log onto: www.edhcsd.org and follow links for “waste/recycling collection.”What: Disposal of large/bulky, unwanted items, green waste and e-waste.

50th Anniversary CelebrationFriday, May 18 • 7pmWe’re kick-starting the Friday Summer Concert Series by celebrating El Dorado Hills 50th Anniversary! This evening will have fun for the entire family. Includes face painters, inflatable’s, giveaways, food and live music. You won’t want to miss this party!!!

Special eventS

Music TogetherAges 7 & under

A community of children, their families and teachers sharing songs, instrument play, rhythm chants, and movement activi-ties in a relaxed, playful, non-performance-oriented setting. All music is learned through developmentally appropriate activities that support and respect the unique learning styles of babies, very young children and “big kids.” A new song collection every semester for three years, featuring great ar-rangements of original and traditional songs in a wide variety of tonalities, meters, and cultural styles.

FRIDAY NIGHT SUMMER CONCERTS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITYLooking to market your business to up to 4,000 people? Our Friday Night Summer Concerts has your local target audience! For information contact Mike Cottrell @ (916) 614-3215 or [email protected].

6830.101 M 1/23-3/26 8:30-9:15am 6830.102 M 1/23-3/26 11:30am-12:15pm6830.104 Tu 1/17-3/20 10-10:45am 6830.105 Tu 1/17-3/20 11-11:45am6830.106 Tu 1/17-3/20 12-12:45pm 6830.107 Th 1/19-3/22 9:30-10:15am6830.108 Th 1/19-3/22 10:30-11:15am6830.109 Sa 1/21-3/24 9-9:45am Location: Classy Kids, 1261 Hawks Flight Court Suite C, EDH Fee: $150 (materials included)Siblings 8 months and older: $95Siblings under 8 months attending with registered child: FreeInstructors: Jennifer Falca, Emily Klingensmith, Maxine Walkenhorst & Jill Reiman

preSchool

Summer concert fun

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Garage sale galore!

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preSchool

Instructor: Hollie StroncakLocation: CSD Gym Fee: $56

Music Math and Me Preschool EnrichmentAges 4 - 5

Designed specifically for preschool-age chil-dren, this enrichment program gets your preschooler singing, counting, creating and learning! Each class is small in size, three hours per day (fun for them, free time for you!) and located in a cheerful, safe and licensed home setting. The curriculum emphasizes creative and captivating activi-ties that build upon your child’s informal knowledge of math and music. Please note that children MUST be fully toilet-trained.

Thursday • 12-3pm 6835.101 1/5-1/26 6835.102 2/2-2/23 6835.103 3/1-3/226835.104 4/12-5/36835.105 5/10-5/24Fee: $110

Music Math Mommy & Me Ages 2 - 3 with Parent

Share the joy of learning with your child by discovering the wonders of music and mathematics together. Specifically de-signed as a parent participation class, this new Music Math & Me offering will give your child the opportunity to sing, count, laugh and learn in a fun and educational group setting. Tuesday • 9-10:30am 6835.106 1/3-1/246835.107 1/31-2/21 6835.108 2/28-3/20 6835.109 4/10-5/1 6835.110 5/8-5/22 Fee: $90

Location: Music Math & Me Classroom in SerranoInstructor: Cheryl Dean, Lic.#093614859Call (916) 941-8394 or visit www. MusicMathandMe.com for information. A one-time registration fee of $30 is payable to the instructor at class.

Tiny ToddlersAges Walking - 2 years

Parent participation class designed for those active and very mobile little ones! Children will begin learning gymnas-tic basics through the use of obstacle courses, music and lots of age appropri-ate activities that include rhythm sticks, bean bags and much more! Wednesday • 9:30-10:15am6101.101 1/11-2/16101.102 2/8-2/296101.103 3/7-3/286101.104 4/4-4/286101.105 5/2-5/23

Tiny Two’sAge 2

Although this class is parent participa-tion, it is designed to help transition children and help them become more independent. Children will learn to listen and follow instructions as well as taking turns with the other children all the while increasing their gymnastics skills through music, games and age-appro-priate activities!Tuesday • 9:15-10am6102.101 1/10-1/316102.102 2/7-2/286102.103 3/6-3/276102.104 4/3-4/246102.105 5/1-5/22Wednesday • 10:30-11:15am6102.106 1/11-2/16102.107 2/8-2/296102.108 3/7-3/286102.109 4/4-4/286102.110 5/2-5/23

Big Time TumblersAges 3 - 4

Children get to be on their own and parents get to watch! They’ll start learn-ing more advanced gymnastics skills but not without the fun! We will be using more challenging obstacle courses and more advanced activities to help de-velop their balance and coordination as well as their flexibility and strength!Tuesday • 10:15-11am6103.101 1/10-1/316103.102 2/7-2/286103.103 3/6-3/276103.104 4/3-4/246103.105 5/1-5/22

Tumble KidsAges 4½ - 6Designed for Pre-K and Kindergarten’s who are ready to start learning a variety of tumbling skills in a structured setting - but not without the fun! As they learn to cartwheel, roll and stand on their hands they’ll also be developing coordination, flexibility and strength. Tuesday • 12:30-1:30pm6104.101 1/10-1/316104.102 2/7-2/286104.103 3/6-3/276104.104 4/3-4/246104.105 5/1-5/22

Open PlayAges 1 - 5

Can’t get enough tumbling? Our new open play will have the room set-up for your child to play and Miss Hollie will be there of course! This is not a “drop-off” program, parent must be onsite to supervise.Friday • 9:30am-12pmFee: 5 sessions - $46, 10 sessions - $80Drop-in fee: $12

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Grades K-5thKydZonE is the PERFECT place for your kids after school! Buckeye Union School District transpor-tation provides buses from Silva Valley, Brooks

and Oak Meadow to drop your child off in the CSD Parking Lot each afternoon you need them to attend. (If your child attends a Rescue Union School and you are interested in your children attending the program, but need transportation, please call the RUSD transportation at (530) 672-4300 so they know there is an interest.) Please be sure to purchase a bus pass from the transportation department. Not only will your children enjoy our awesome gymnasium and playground, but they will love our great staff! We have fun, energetic staff members comprised of high school and college students that are all first aid and CPR certified, and have been fingerprinted and trained.

Attention Buckeye Union School Parents: We are open for all Buckeye USD minimum days and school closures that are not holidays.

PARTICIPANTS MUST PRE-REGISTER AND PRE-PURCHASE HOURS Day/Time: Monday-Friday / 2:00*-6:00pm*Open early every Wednesday for BUSD early release daysDates: January 2 – June 5 (closed for all major holidays)Location: CSD Gym, 1021 Harvard Way

KydZonE “Walking Bus” from Silva Valley Elementary School Go Green, Get Fit, Have Fun!

With the Walking Bus that leaves the flag pole at Silva Valley each afternoon and heads to the CSD Gym, the choice is clear – KydZonE is the place kids want to be! Save money (and the environment) on a bus pass, as well as prevent childhood obesity by giving your child the opportunity to walk to a recreational after school program that will not only keep

them active and having fun, but will also help with homework, as well as build self-esteem while having tons of fun! Note: An additional waiver will need to be signed in the registration office prior to participating in this program.

CUSTOM FEE SCHEDULE:Only pay for what you use! Our special “account cards” allow parents to pay for only the hours used. Drop-ins are accepted, but you must pre-purchase an account card. Hourly rates are as follows:$4 per hour; $35 family registration fee due annually

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KidzArtKindergarten - 5th grade

KidzArt lessons are designed for your students to gain valuable problem solv-ing skills, HAVE FUN, and feel uplifted as their confidence SOARS. Your child will create a new project each week and be introduced to a wide variety of media! All quality art supplies included. 6702.101 W 1/25-3/14 1:15-2:15pm6702.102 W 3/21-5/23* 1:15-2:15pmLocation: Silva Valley Elementary Rm E66702.103 W 1/25-2/29** 1:10-2:10pm6702.104 W 3/7-4/25** 1:10-2:10pmLocation: Oak Meadow Elementary Gym6702.105 Th 1/26-3/22* 3:15-4:15pm6702.106 Th 4/12-5/24* 3:15-4:15pmLocation: Brooks Elementary Rm 19 & 20*No class 3/1, 4/3-4/5Fee: $118 (**$90)Instructor: KidzArt Staff

NEW! Early EngineersKindergarten - 5th gradeEarly Engineers we use a variety of building materials – such as LEGO, Kapla blocks, K’nex, and much more, to inspire in-novation and creativity. We provide an environment that promotes teamwork social cooperation, builds self confidence and highlights the process not the result. Projects and lessons are created by profes-sional artists, architects and engineers, as well as those with backgrounds in psychol-ogy and early childhood education. 6702.107 Th 1/26-3/22* 2:15-3:15pm6702.108 Th 4/12-5/24* 2:15-3:15pmLocation: Silva Valley Elementary Rm E66702.109 Tu 1/31-3/6** 2:10-3:10pm6702.110 Tu 3/13-4/24*** 2:10-3:10pmLocation: Oak Meadow Elem. Rm L1 & L26702.111 W 1/25-3/14 2:15-3:15pm6702.112 W 3/21-5/23* 2:15-3:15pmLocation: Brooks Elementary Rm 19 & 20*No class 3/1, 4/3-4/5Fee: $118 (**$90, ***$75)Instructor: Early Engineers Staff

After School Enrichment

KydZonE will be open from 7am-6pm 3/26-4/6 for Spring Break Camp. Please check out our website for fieldtrips during Spring Break Camp. Please note Fieldtrips are not included in the cost of camp.

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Theater workshop

youthFun In The SaddleAges 6 & up

Learn to ride Western and English while mastering basic horsemanship! Groom, tack, work from the ground, lunge, and ride a well-trained lesson horse. Horse and helmet provided, boots required. Visit www.equineunl.com.Wednesday • 4-5:15pm6821.101 2/1-2/22 6821.102 3/7-3/286821.103 4/4-4/256821.104 5/2-5/23 Location: Equine Unlimited 3984 Green Valley Road, RescueFee: $182Instructor: Malinda Kregoski

NEW! Theatre Ages 8 - 18

New York actress Ingrid Laurentiis-Wilson, founder of One Way Productions brings her many years of professional acting and teaching experience to conduct a one day workshop in the dramatic arts. The workshop will introduce students to the Stanislavski method of acting. Students will participate in various theatre games, improvisations, and scene work. For more information visit: www.1wayproductions.org.Saturdays • 9:30am-12pm6822.101 1/21 6822.102 2/116822.103 3/3Location: CSD PavilionFee: $39

Cooking with KidsAges 5 - 16

Calling all Little Chefs! Join us in the kitchen where we will explore the culi-nary world through a child’s eyes. We work with all fresh/organic ingredients and eat or share our creations. Class fea-tures nutrition and kitchen safety. Please bring $25 material fee to first class.Monday • 3:45-5:15pm6709.101 1/23-2/13 6709.102 2/27-3/19 6709.103 4/9-4/30Wednesday • 3:45-5:15pm6709.104 1/25-2/156709.105 3/7-3/28 6709.106 4/11-5/2Location: Gym KitchenFee: $74Instructor: Little Chef’s World

Mad Science: Crazy ChemworksAge 6 - 12Shake up a flask of fun in the lab as a junior chemist! These five half-days of chemistry are packed solid with cool reac-tions. Campers put on some goggles and change liquid to solid and back again. They get to handle laboratory tools, build and break molecules, and pick up some tricks on chemical changes. 6705.101 Tu 1/31-3/20 2:15-3:15pmLocation: Silva Valley Elementary Rm E66705.102 Tu 1/31-3/20 3:15-4:15pmLocation: Brooks Elementary Rm 19 & 206705.103 Th 1/26-3/22* 2:10-3:10pmLocation: Oak Meadow Elementary Rm L1*No class 3/1Fee: $110Instructor: Mad Science Staff

Memorize Addition and Subtraction Facts to 9Ages 6 & up

Children will have fun while learning the concept and memorization of the addition and subtraction facts without counting. This method uses the senses of vision, hearing, and touch to help children make associations of pictures, colors, and shapes with the math facts. Your child will receive a certificate of completion and a binder with activities for reinforcement at home. Please bring a $45 materials fee payable to Ways That Work on the first day of class.6838.101 Tu 1/17-3/13 3:45-5:45pm6838.102 Tu 3/20-5/22 3:45-5:45pmLocation: CSD PavilionFee: $171Instructor: Chris La Deaux

Memorize the Multiplication FactsAges 8 & up

Children will have fun while learning the multiplication facts the fun, fast, and easy way. This method uses the senses of vision, hearing, and touch as well as rhythm and rhyme to help create asso-ciations to the multiplication facts. Your child will receive a certificate of comple-tion and a binder with activities for reinforcement at home. Please bring a $45 materials fee payable to Ways That Work on the first day of class.6838.103 Th 1/19-3/15 3:45-5:45pm6838.104 Th 3/22-5/23* 3:45-5:45pm*Final class held on Wednesday, May 23Location: Cameron Park Community Center, 2505 Country Club DriveFee: $171Instructor: Chris La Deaux

Certified BabysittingAges 11 - 13

Two-day course includes information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children. Participants develop skills in interviewing, accident prevention, care for medical emergencies and basic child care. An ASHI certificate will be issued upon completion of class. Please bring a snack.6501.101 M/W 3/19 & 3/21 4-7pmLocation: CSD Pavilion Fee: $56 Instructor: Cathy Statham of Heartline

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fee: $65 (916) 933-0034 www.eldoradodance.com

Classes held at: eDH business Park – 3921 sandstone Dr., suite 4

el Dorado Hills, Ca 95762

Creative MovementAges 3 - 4

Rooted in the conventions of ballet, this popular class, set to children’s music, provides structure and allows for individual creativity. Beginning dancers are introduced to coordination, stretch exercises, rhythm and basic terminology through music, dance and dramatic exercises, all which improve self-awareness and build motivation.6620.101 M 1/2-1/23 10-11am6620.102 Sa 1/7-1/28 9-10am6620.103 M 1/30-2/27 10-11am6620.104 Sa 2/4-2/25 9-10am6620.105 M 3/5-3/26 10-11am6620.106 Sa 3/3-3/24 9-10am

Dance DiscoveryAges 2 - 4 with parent

The use of balls, toys, bubbles and magic wands turns this 45-minute movement les-son into a wonderland for young students of dance learning alongside their parents. This innovative approach cultivates the motor skills necessary for technical dance movement, and is a fun way to capture the hearts and minds of beginners!6621.101 M 1/2-1/23 9-9:45am 6621.102 Sa 1/7-1/28 11-11:45am6621.103 M 1/30-2/27 9-9:45am 6621.104 Sa 2/4-2/25 11-11:45am6621.105 M 3/5-3/26 9-9:45am6621.106 Sa 3/3-3/24 11-11:45am 6621.107 M 4/9-4/30 9-9:45am

Musical TheatreAges 6 - 9

A dance-based class with vocal and dramatic exercises! Enjoy an historical introduction of Broadway and West End Musicals to augment singing and acting techniques along with dance steps.6623.101 F 1/6-1/27 4:30-5:30pm6623.102 Sa 1/7-1/28 11am-12pm6623.103 F 2/3-2/24 4:30-5:30pm6623.104 Sa 2/4-2/25 11am-12pm6623.105 F 3/2-3/23 4:30-5:30pm6623.106 Sa 3/3-3/24 11am-12pm

Hip-Hop/JazzAges 5 - 7

Will have you jumpin’, turnin’, spinnin’, movin’ forwards and backwards! The best of urban dance, Hip-Hop is the lat-est cultural trend on the dance scene.6625.101 M 1/2-1/23 3:30-4:30pm 6625.102 Sa 1/7-1/28 10-11am6625.103 M 1/30-2/27 3:30-4:30pm6625.104 Sa 2/4-2/25 10-11am6625.105 M 3/5-3/26 3:30-4:30pm6625.106 Sa 3/3-3/24 10-11am

Pre-Ballet Ages 5 - 6

Ballet is one of the world’s most timeless and elegant dance arts, where place-ment of the body, poise and proper alignment are emphasized. This class utilizes appropriate classical terminology and includes barre work, adagio, petite allegro, grand allegro and turns.6622.101 M 1/2-1/23 4:30-5:30pm6622.102 Sa 1/7-1/28 10-11am6622.103 M 1/30-2/27 4:30-5:30pm6622.104 Sa 2/4-2/25 10-11am6622.105 M 3/5-3/26 4:30-5:30pm6622.106 Sa 3/3-3/24 10-11am

Intro/Combination: Ballet/Jazz/Tap Combo Ages 4 - 6

Class introduces the American theatrical dance forms of Tap and Jazz, which are distinguished by percussive footwork, the concept of parallel positioning for the feet and exaggerated isolated move-ments. Showmanship and foundational techniques are emphasizedSaturday • 9-10am6627.101 1/7-1/286627.102 2/4-2/25 6627.103 3/3-3/24

Pre-Tap Ages 5 - 7

An American theatrical dance form, Tap is distinguished by percussive footwork that marks out precise rhythmic pat-terns. Lil’ tappers can brush, flap, shuffle or ball change to learn the basic prin-ciples of rhythm and timing. Thursday • 3:30-4:30pm6626.101 1/5-1/266626.102 2/2-2/236626.103 3/1-3/22

Ballet I Ages 6 - 9

Learn the appropriate classical terminol-ogy and include barre work, adagio, petite allegro, grand allegro and turns. Classes range in level depending on student’s ability, and primarily follow the classical Cecchetti method of ballet training, though EDDA instructors are familiar with and will draw from R.A.D. (Royal Academy of Dance) and Vagano-va techniques.6629.101 F 1/6-1/27 3:30-4:30pm6629.102 Sa 1/7-1/28 10-11am6629.103 F 2/3-2/24 3:30-4:30pm6629.104 Sa 2/4-2/25 10-11am6629.105 F 3/2-3/23 3:30-4:30pm6629.106 Sa 3/3-3/24 10-11am

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U.K. International Soccer Camps “The Ultimate Soccer Challenge”Ages 4 - 16

Camp emphasizes fundamental skills for players ages 4-6 and progresses to a more challenging approach on individual skills and techniques for players ages 7-10. Scrimmages will improve technical and tactical knowledge for players 11 and older. Groups are formed according to age. Fee includes a camp tee-shirt, soccer ball, evaluation certificate and prizes. All players must have shin guards and cleats to participate.Half Day Camp Ages 4 - 162502.101 M-F 4/9-4/13 9am-12pmFull Day Camp Ages 8 - 162502.102 M-F 4/9-4/13 9am-3pmRegistration Deadline: 3/23Location: CSD North/South/East FieldsFee: $127 half day camp $162 full day camp

Pee Wee Sports Camps Ages 3 - 6These popular sports camps teach participants the fundamental skills required for each sport, the importance of sportsmanship, teamwork all while having fun in the process. Scrimmage games are played the final week so everyone has a chance to make their first basket, kick their first goal or hit their first homerun. Parent participation required with 3 years-olds.PEE WEE BASKETBALL2200.101 Th 3/8-3/29 5-5:45pm (age 3 only)2200.102 Th 3/8-3/29 6-6:45pm (ages 4-6)2200.103 Th 3/8-3/29 7-7:45pm (ages 4-6)Registration Deadline: 3/2Location: Brooks Elementary School GymFee: $57 PEE WEE SOCCER2300.101 Th 4/12-5/3 4-4:45pm (age 3 only)2300.102 Th 4/12-5/3 5-5:45pm (ages 4-6)2300.103 Th 4/12-5/3 6-6:45pm (ages 4-6)Registration Deadline: 4/6Location: Promontory Community Park (Girls Softball Field)Fee: $57 PEE WEE T-BALL2400.101 Th 5/17-6/7 4-4:45pm (age 3 only)2400.102 Th 5/17-6/7 5-5:45pm (ages 4-6)2400.103 Th 5/17-6/7 6-6:45pm (ages 4-6)Registration Deadline: 5/11Location: Promontory Community Park (Girls Softball Field)Fee: $57

youth SportSNote: Pee Wee & Youth Sports registration deadlines are on the dates specified or when full.

NFL Youth Flag FootballGrades 2nd - 8th (Coed)

League focuses on learning the fundamen-tals of football without the physical contact, importance and value of teamwork and im-proving individual skills in a competitive yet fun environment. Practices begin in March with games played from March through May. Participants receive an official NFL jersey, set of flags and personalized award. Practices are one day a week with games on Saturdays. Grades may be combined to form teams.2800.102 2nd Grade 3/24-5/19*2800.103 3rd Grade 3/24-5/19*2800.104 4th Grade 3/24-5/19*2800.105 5th Grade 3/24-5/19*2800.106 6th-8th Grade 3/24-5/19**No games on 4/7Registration Deadline: 1/27Location: Promontory Community Park Synthetic FieldPlayer Evaluation (mandatory): See Receipt for date and timesFee: $132Half-time event sponsored by:

NEW! High School Flag FootballGrades 9th - 12th

Bring your own team or teams can be formed by CSD Staff and coached by volunteer coaches. Games are played on Sunday afternoons at Promontory Community Park. Teams play seven games followed by play-offs for the top four teams and flags are provided. Team shirts are included in registration fee.2800.107 Su 3/18-5/20**No games on 4/8 or 5/13Registration Deadline: Friday, 3/2Location: Promontory Community Park Synthetic FieldFee: $72

Urban Jam Hip-Hop Ages 6 - 9 Hip-Hop for GUYS ONLY! El Dorado Dance Academy’s awesome Hip-Hop-pers offer amazing introductory classes in street, funk and break dance. Monday • 3:30pm-4:30pm 6628.101 1/2-1/23 6628.102 1/30-2/276628.103 3/5-3/26

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Youth TaekwondoAges 4 - 14

Taekwondo can be practiced by anyone regardless of age, gender or physical condition. All exercises are done using controlled movements with no contact allowed in beginner classes. Controlled contact is permitted among intermedi-ate and advanced students.Tuesday & Thursday • 5-6pm7101.101 1/10-2/27101.102 2/7-3/17101.103 3/6-3/297101.104 4/3-4/267101.105 5/1-5/24Location: Gym Dance RoomFee: $97Instructor: Ali Arfa

Youth Dodgeball Ages 7 - 12

Catch Dodgeball fever! Introduce your child to this fast action and growing in-door sport. Dodgeball allows your child to improve hand-eye coordination, learn the value of teamwork, build self esteem and above all else, have fun! Teams are formed based on age. 2508.901 F 1/6-1/27 7:15-8pmRegistration Deadline: 12/232508.101 F 3/9-3/30 7:15-8pmRegistration Deadline: 3/22508.102 F 4/27-5/18 7:15-8pmRegistration Deadline: 4/20Location: CSD GymFee: $47

Beginners Youth FencingAges 7 - 15

Fencing, the art of swordsmanship, has been practiced for centuries. Develop your flexibility, strength and speed with the fastest martial sport of them all! Fencing equipment will be provided, please wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes.Thursday • 3:30-4:30pm6160.101 1/12-2/26160.102 2/9-3/16160.103 3/8-3/296160.104 4/12-5/3Location: Jackson School, Ruppel CenterFee: $69Instructor: Kristiyan Hristov

Girls Volleyball LeagueGrades 4th thru 12th

Recreational league allows girls to learn the game of volleyball in both a fun and competitive environment. Practices are one day a week beginning in early March with games on a weekday eve-ning. Participants receive a team jersey and a personalized award. Alternate grade combinations may occur due to numbers.2506.101 Grades 4-6 3/27 – 5/152506.102 Grades 7-8 3/27 – 5/152506.103 Grades 9-12 3/27 – 5/15Registration Deadline: 2/17Location: Practices at CSD & Oak Meadow GymGames: CSD GymFee: $132Half-time event sponsored by:

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NEW! Youth Lacrosse CampLearn the fundamentals of lacrosse: passing, catching, basic plays and the importance of teamwork in this popular and growing sport. All necessary safety equipment and sticks are provided, so come ready to play. Camp fee includes a camp tee-shirt if regis-tered before the deadline.Ages 5-78221.101 Tu 4/3-4/24 4-4:45pm Ages 8-108221.102 Tu 4/3-4/24 5-5:45pmRegistration Deadline: 3/23Location: Promontory Girls Softball FieldFee: $57

Sponsored by:

Beginning ArcheryAges 8 - Adult

The El Dorado Hills Bowmen’s Archery Club offers classes that focus on shooting skills and safety. If you haven’t shot in years, this is a good refresher course. Equipment will be provided.Saturday • 9am-12pm6807.101 3/176807.102 4/216807.103 5/19Location: 3321 El Dorado Hills Blvd.Fee: $35

Instructor: EDH Bowmen’s Archery Club

Junior Golf Workshop Ages 8 - 17For beginners or juniors wanting to review techniques with focus on the fundamentals of the set-up/full swing, short game and putting (snack/refreshment in-cluded). Home school lessons/private lessons available upon request. Call Mark Hoshall 916-370-0346. Saturday • 2-4:30pm6905.101 3/36905.102 3/106905.103 3/176905.104 3/246905.105 3/316905.106 4/7Location: Apple Mountain Golf Resort 3455 Carson Rd, CaminoFee: $40Instructor: Mark Hoshall

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2011 Summer Camp


Classes held at: 2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park, CA 95682

(530)677-3893 www.tumbletime.net

Tumble Time Gymnastics

*No Classes April 18-22

Classes held at:6160 Enterprise Dr. Suite A Diamond Springs, CA 95619(530) 622-7684 www.allstar-gymnastics.com

Beginning Gymnastics: GirlsAges 5 - 10

Perfect for girls showing an interest in gymnastics! They will learn skills on the bars, beam, vault and floor. Skills gained from this class include balance, coordination, confidence and strength.Thursday • 4:30-5:30pm 6172.101 1/5-1/26 6172.102 2/2-2/236172.103 3/1-3/226172.104 4/6-4/276172.105 5/3-5/24Fee: $51

Beginning Gymnastics: BoysAges 5 - 10

A great entry level class for boys showing an interest in gymnastics! Not only will they have fun, they will learn skills on the high bar, rings, pommel horse, parallel bars, vault and floor. Skills gained from this class include bal-ance, coordination, confidence and strength.Friday • 3:30-4:30pm 6173.101 1/6-1/276173.102 2/3-2/246173.103 3/2-3/236173.104 4/7-4/286173.105 5/4-5/25Fee: $51

Cheer Skills RedAges 5 - 10

A great beginning class for kids interested in cheer! They will have fun learning the basics of motions, jumps, stunting, tumbling and conditioning.Wednesday • 4:30-5:30pm 6175.101 1/4-1/256175.102 2/1-2/226175.103 3/7-3/286175.104 4/4-4/256175.105 5/2-5/23Fee: $51

Trampoline and Tumbling ClassAges 6 - 14

Basic tumbling skills on a spring floor and 3 different types of trampolines will be taught. Strength, flexibility, coordination, and agility are some of the wonderful benefits that students will learn from gymnastics! Tumbling goes hand in hand with many other sports such as martial arts, dance, cheerleading and more.Friday • 3:30-4:30pm6182.101 1/6-1/276182.102 2/3-2/246182.103 3/2-3/236182.104 3/30-4/27* 6182.105 5/4-5/25Fee: $56

Baby Crawl This is a class for your baby to learn balance, coordination and strength through obstacle courses and fun play with other babies. This is a great class for you and your baby to interact with others and build new relationships and social skills. Friday • 11-11:30am6181.101 1/6-1/276181.102 2/3-2/246181.103 3/2-3/236181.104 3/30-4/27* 6181.105 5/4-5/25Fee: $32

Gymnastics for Home School StudentsCome and join the fun with gymnastics, physical fitness games, trampolines and more! Children will participate in a regular stretching and condi-tioning routine to gain strength and flexibility.Wednesday • 12:30-1:15 • Ages 5 and under Wednesday • 12:30-1:45 • Ages 6 - 126180.101 1/4-1/256180.102 2/1-2/226180.103 3/7-3/286180.104 4/4-5/2*6180.105 5/9-5/30Fee: $50

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Beginning balance beam

Skill & flexibility

Fun in foam blocks


New! Walking Crew from Rolling Hills Middle SchoolRegistered Teen Center members will be met at the flag pole each day by a staff mem-ber to walk back to the Teen Center. The Walking Crew will leave 15 minutes after the bell rings each day after school excluding rainy days. Staff members will not be meeting the kids on days that are raining, but members are encouraged to all walk over together. No fee is associated with this program, but an additional waiver must be signed.

Summer Camp Jobs Come spend your summer at the CSD and get paid for it. We are seeking mature, responsible, positive role models who enjoy working with elementary aged children and teens in a recreational based camp. This job opening is for our KydZone Summer Camp, Skate Park and Teen Adventure Camp. Applications are available online and are due no later 3/26/2012. Experience as a camp counselor a plus.

Grades 6th & up

Looking for somewhere to go after school? The C.E.N.T.E.R. (CSD Encouraging New

Teen Experiences & Relationships) is perfect place! Come hang out with your friends,

get your homework done, play pool, surf the web, challenge someone to a video

game or get involved in the community. The Teen Center has awesome, well-trained

staff that is available to help with homework and provide a safe and fun environment

for all participants. For more info call (916) 643-4367

Fee: $20 per month or $185 per school year – August 2011-May2012

HOURS: Monday-Friday • 2-6pm Minimum Days: 12-6pm

CLOSED for all major holidays

Teen Taxi from Marina

Village Middle School

Did you know that teen center staff go to

MVMS every day after school and pick kids

up in the Teen Taxi to bring them back to

the CSD? All registered members of the

Teen Center can be picked up every day

after school once a waiver is signed, for no

additional fee. Be sure to take advantage

of this great program!

Spring Break CampGrades 6 & up

Don’t miss out on the 2012 Spring Break Adventure Camp. Each day will be action packed with non-stop fun. Camp includes three off-site field trips. Limited space so sign up now!8903.100 M-F 3/26-3/30 8am-6pm*8903.101 M-F 4/2-4/6 8am-6pm*Location: Teen CenterFee: $100 or $25 per day*Regular Teen Center activities from 2-6pm

Happy Birthday Teen Center

The Teen Center will turn five on

Friday, January 20th. All members

will enjoy a day of celebration

and the Teen Center will be open

until 9pm for CLUB TC.

Teen Dances • 7-9pm FEE: $5

Refreshments are available for purchase. Student I.D. Card is re-

quired for admission. 6-8th grades ONLY. Dress code enforced.

LOCATION: CSD Gym

Valentines Dance

Friday, February 3rd

Spring Fling

Friday, April 20

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Teen Center Late Night! Club TCFriday, January 20 • 6-9pmFree for members, $5 drop-in for non-members

Hangin’ out

We love Teen Center!


Private Skateboard LessonsAges 4 & up

If you are interested in a one hour, private lesson, call (916) 643-4368 to schedule a date and time.By appointment onlyFee: $39/hrLocation: CSD Skate Park

SKATE PARK HOURSMonday-Friday 2-7pm

Saturday & Sunday 12-5pm Closed on rainy days & on District Holidays

Free Admission

Skate park The Skate Park has plenty

to offer both novice and

advanced riders including a

half pipe, ramps and grind

rails. Skate park attendants

are always present to enforce

rules and make sure everyone

is having an awesome time.

Skaters must have a signed

waiver on file. The CSD

promotes safe riding and

requires all participants to

wear protective gear (helmet,

knee and elbow pads). Pads and

helmets are available to borrow.

Skateboard CompetitionBeginner and intermediate divi-sions for most age groups. Prizes awarded to first, second and third place finishers in each age division. Call (916) 643-4368 for more info.Saturday, April 14 • 7pmLocation: CSD Skate ParkFee: $10

Skateboarding Group LessonsAges 6 - 10

These group lessons target beginners by teaching the fundamentals of safe skate-boarding. From foot placement and how to fall, to dropping in on the half pipe and air tricks, students receive a wide variety of quality instruction. Please note: Class minimum must be met for lesson to runSaturdays • 10:30am-12pmBy appointment onlyLocation: CSD Skate ParkFee: $29/hr

Street artist

Got skillz

Surfin... shreddin


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Pool RentalsEl Dorado Hills Community Pool Rentals

The pool is available for private parties and special occasions. Rentals are ideal for large parties such as birthdays, company picnics, and youth outings. Rentals require a two-hour minimum, rental fee includes certified lifeguards. Call (916) 614-3217 for avail-ability.

New! High School Pre-Season Swim ClinicAges 13 - 18

Get a head start on the swim season by joining us for a stroke, technique, and con-ditioning clinic. UC Davis Hall of Famer and Oak Ridge Swim Team Head Coach, Patrick Foster is on deck instructing swimmers to their highest potential. We look forward to seeing you at the Pool! 8703.101 M-W 1/2-1/18 4:30-6:00pmLocation: Community PoolFee: $75 Coach: Patrick Foster, ORHS Head Coach

Lap SwimAges 16 & up

A great full body workout! Create your own or follow the posted workout. Pull buoys & kickboards are available for use. This program must have a minimum of 10 participants.8710.101 M/W/F 2/1-2/29 5:30-7am 8710.102 M/W/F 3/2-3/30 5:30-7am 8710.103 M/W/F 4/2-4/30 5:30-7am Location: Community Pool Fee: $35 Daily Drop In: $5

PADI Scuba Certification Ages 10 & up

Earn your PADI open water scuba cer-tification with the trained professionals of Dive Ventures. Class consists of four pool and classroom sessions plus 4 open water dives*. All equipment is provided for the water portion of the class. 1200.102 Sat & Sun 5/5-5/13 4-6pmLocation: Community PoolFee: $347Instructor: Ken Freed*For no additional charge the open water dives will be scheduled directly with Dive Venture’s Instructor and are not included in the sessions above.

Youth Triathlon Camp Ages 7 - 15

Be ready to swim, bike and run in this fun and exciting camp designed to in-troduce and promote the sport of triath-lon. Learn swimming, running and cy-cling techniques, safety, proper training guidelines and the mental and physical demands of the sport. Participants must provide their own equipment and be able to swim one lap of a 25-yard pool, run ¼ mile and bike 1 mile. No refunds granted after class begins. 8713.101 M-F 4/2-4/6 8:30am-12pmLocation: Community PoolFee: $127Instructor: Dr. Todd Drybread

New! TAZ Swim ClinicAges: 7 - 18

CSD and TAZ Swim Team have joined forces to bring you a 4 week Swim Clinic run by TAZ Head Coach, Jason Brown and his staff. Take advantage of this great opportunity to work on your strokes and get in shape for the Summer Season. Swimmers interested in a competitive team experience are encouraged to sign up for this clinic and learn about the TAZ! Participants will be expected to have previous swimming experience. Clinic focus will be on fine tuning of strokes and conditioning. 8703.102 M/W 1/23-2/12 6:30-8:30pmLocation: Community PoolFee: $95 Coaches: Jason Brown & Staff

New! CSD Water Polo Junior LeagueAges 8 – 13

You no longer have to wait until High School to start working on your water polo skills. Sign up today to join the CSD league. Program includes intro-ductory instruction on how to play the game and the group will be split up into teams that will play over the 8 week period. First two sessions will be instruc-tion only.8703.103 Su 2/12-4/1 1-3pmLocation: Community PoolFee: $145Instructor: Patrick Foster

$99 Family Swim Pass (if purchased by Apr 30th)Get your 2012 Summer Season Pass by April 30 and save BIG!! Buy a Family Pass now for only $99 or and Individual Pass for just $35. Membership includes admission to the Community Pool for recreation swim, May 5-Sept 30, swim lesson discounts, use of Kiddy Pool during swim lesson sessions, and morning lap swim (adults only). Price increases to $175 on May 1.

Lifeguard Training AcademyAges 15 & up

Looking for a cool summer job? Plan ahead and learn exciting skills that will prepare you to work as a certified lifeguard this summer. American Red Cross instructors will certify you in lifeguarding, CPR, AED, and first aid. The academy includes lecture, videos and skill practice sessions in and out of the water. Participants are required to pass a swim test to participate in the class.8709.101 M-F 4/2-4/6 9am-5pm Location: Community PoolFee: $195

Lifeguard training

The pool opens in May


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Plunging into 2012!Sunday, January 1 • 1-3pmFee: one canned food item per person*The weather outside is frightful, but the Pool is so delightful…Grab the family and bring them down for an afternoon of swimming. Take the plunge on New Year’s Day! Shhhhh…Don’t tell anyone that the water is actually 80 degrees. Hot chocolate will be served! *All canned food will be donated to Hands4Hope for distribution.

April Pool’s Day FREE!Saturday, April 28 • 12-3pmNo fooling, you’ll have a great time at this smorgasbord of aquatics events! Try some water polo, get some tips on improving your dives, challenge your Dad to a game of water basketball, or see a Swim Instructor for some advice on your stroke. Take this time to get a “Sneak Peak” of the programs that will be offered at the pool this summer.

Pool Opens in MayThe CSD Community Pool will open for weekends & holidays starting May 5th. Saturday & Sunday • 12-4pm*Open for Memorial Day, Monday 28th

Splash into Savings!Early Registration for Summer Swim Lessons will receive a $10 discount per swim lesson. Early Registration is April 16 through April 28! Lesson dates and times can be found on our website at edhcsd.org.

Basic SailingAges 12 & up

Do you have little or no sailing expe-rience? This 14 hour course covers boating safety, knots, rigging and sailing theory. On the water skills such as boat handling, docking, sail trim and capsize recovery will be taught on Holder 14 sailboats. 7120.101 M-Th 3/19-3/22 11am-2:30pm7120.102 Sa/Su 3/24-4/1 1:30-5pm7120.103 M-Th 4/16-4/19 4-7:30pm7120.104 M-Th 5/14-5/17 4-7:30pmFee: $180

Water Ski/ WakeboardingAges 8 & up For students at all levels of wake board-ing and water skiing. The class is for the beginner, who has never skied or wake boarded, to the advanced who wishes to improve on technique or break bad habits. Trick skiing and knee boarding can also be covered during this lesson. Equipment will be provided, but stu-dents may bring their own if they prefer. 7121.101 M & W 3/19-3/21 3-6pm7121.102 Tu & Th 3/20-3/22 1-4pm7121.103 Sa & Su 4/14-4/15 10am-1pm7121.104 Tu & Th 5/29-5/31 5-8pmFee: $135

Basic RowingAges 12 & up

Designed for the beginning/novice rower. It teaches safety, boat control, proper care of equipment, and correct rowing technique. Students will row in open water type rowing shells designed for a single person. 7122.101 M-Th 3/26-3/29 11am-1pm7122.102 M-Th 4/9-4/12 11am-1pm7122.103 M-Th 4/30-5/3 6-8pm7122.104 M-Th 5/14-5/17 6-8pm Fee: $120

WindsurfingAges 12 & up

Designed for those with little or no experience and will familiarize the student with the basic fundamentals of windsurfing. This class covers rigging, terminology, balance, stances and sailing theory. Instructors will utilize the latest techniques and a variety of sail sizes to decrease fatigue and help accelerate learning. 7123.101 M-Th 3/12-3/15 4-6pm7123.102 M-Th 4/23-4/26 4-6pm7123.103 M-Th 5/14-5/17 4:30-6:30pmFee: $100

Sacramento State Aquatic CenterLocation: Lake Natoma • 1901 Hazel Avenue, Gold River, Ca 95670For Information (916) 278-2842 Or Visit Sacstateaquaticcenter.Com

Registration Closes One Week Before Class Begins.

Stand up paddling

Rowing is awesome!

Slolam water skiing


Sunset/Full Moon Paddles Ages 14 – Adult (younger ok with parent)

Glide across the water of Lake Natoma beneath the fascinating light and shad-ows of the setting sun and rising moon. Except for the sounds of animals and birds settling down at twilight, you’ll have the stillness of the lake to yourself. Introductory skills session and equip-ment provided.7116.101 Sa 2/18 11am-2pm7116.102 Sa 3/31 10am-1pm7116.103 Su 4/29 12-3pm7116.104 Sa 5/12 10am-1pmLocation: Lake NatomaFee: $53Instructor: Current Adventures Kayak School

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Winter Reading Book Club Scavenger HuntJanuary 21 - February 25

Children and Teens are invited to join us on a scavenger book hunt at the library. Complete the scavenger book hunt and win a free book!

Y.E.L.L. @ the Library! (Youth Executive League)Thursdays • 3:30Teens are welcome to join us at our joint (library and CSD Teen Center) teen council meetings. We will plan teen events for the library/CSD Teen Center while enjoying free munchies! Earn community service hours and help plan our next community service project.

Visit our website for story-time dates and times for baby, toddler and preschool story-times. Participate in our popular Play to Grow developmental play series and enhance your child’s brain development while having fun and meeting other parents.

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Kayaking for Adults Ages 50 & up

Adventure and exploration aren’t just for teenagers! Kayaking is great for fitness and easy on the body. These stress free paddles are the new activity of choice for baby boomers and beyond!7118.101 F 4/6 6-9pm7118.102 Sa 5/5 6-9pmLocation: Lake NatomaFee: $73Instructor: Current Adventures Kayak School

Discover KayakingAges 14 & up (younger ok with parent)

Learn proper equipment selection and fit, along with basic safety and paddling skills. We’ll tour the lake while refining skills and stopping for lunch along the way. All equipment provided. Please bring a snack or lunch.7115.101 Sa 3/10 12-4pm7115.102 Sa 4/14 10am-2pm7115.103 F 5/4 11am-3pm7115.104 Sa 5/19 10am-2pmLocation: Lake NatomaFee: $83Instructor: Current Adventures Kayak School

Balance is key

el Dorado Hills branch library7455 silva Valley Parkway (916) 358-3500 www. eldoradolibrary.org

Advanced kayaking

Story time for two!


Creative Art JournalingAges 18 & up

No artistic talent required to start art journaling and a great way to grow creatively. It’s fun while you learn tech-niques that develop artistic skill and con-fidence while recording thoughts with journaling prompts provided in class. Art-tool-kit required: pencil, ruler, glue stick, white glue, scissors, sketchbook and permanent black ink pen. Please bring a $15 material fee to class. 7863.101 Th 1/19 9:30am-12:30pm7863.102 Th 1/19 5:45-8:45pm7863.103 Th 2/16 9:30am-12:30pm7863.104 Th 2/16 5:45-8:45pm7863.105 Th 3/15 9:30am-12:30pm7863.106 Th 3/15 5:45-8:45pm7863.107 Th 4/19 9:30am-12:30pm7863.108 Th 4/19 5:45-8:45pmLocation: Gym ClassroomFee: $29Instructor: Sherry Meneley

Getting to Know Your New Digital CameraAges 18 - 54

What do all those buttons do? Why do you have to be careful when you change batteries? What the heck is slow flash? Bring your camera and learn how it operates. No experience necessary.7810.101 W 1/18 6:30-10pm7810.102 Sa 2/18 9am-12pm7810.103 W 4/18 6:30-10pmLocation: CSD PavilionFee: $47Instructor: Bob Gouine

Intro to Digital PhotographyAges 18 & up

This fun class provides a guideline for purchasing necessary equipment (and knowing what not to buy). Transfer your images from the camera to the com-puter, clean up photos, and save them for e-mail or printing on photo-grade paper. Process photos taken during class and receive helpful handouts.7810.104 Sa 1/21 9am-12pm7810.105 W 2/15 6:30-10pm7810.106 Sa 4/21 9am-12pmLocation: CSD PavilionFee: $47Instructor: Bob Gouine

Traditional & Experimental Drawing Age 18 & up

This class emphasizes drawing through observation and understanding the con-cept, “learning to see,” as synonymous with drawing. We will explore a variety of techniques and experiment in alterna-tive ways as well. You don’t need to be experienced, just willing to try new things and practice your skills. Supply list is available. 7862.101 M 3/12-4/16 6:30-9pmLocation: Gym ClassroomFee: $76Instructor: Cherie Hacker

Beginner & Intermediate Acrylic PaintingAge 18 & up

Each class will explore a different tech-nique or application to use with acrylic paints. There will be props or examples to gain inspiration from. Students are welcome to bring their own interests and ideas for subject matter. Individual painters and family members are en-couraged to enjoy painting in a relaxed atmosphere. Cherie Hacker MFA, paints in her studio in Midtown Sacramento and her work is displayed in many gallery and museum exhibits across the country. Materials list provided at registration.7862.102 M 1/23-3/5* 6-9pm*No class 2/20Location: Gym ClassroomFee: $76Instructor: Cherie Hacker

Art for Healing - Abstract PaintingAges 18 & up

No artistic talent is required. These work-shops are therapeutic in nature and will teach you how to express feeling and emotion with color using the Art4Heal-ing method. Participants will process their feelings abstractly on canvas while learn-ing about color, composition, and other elements of art. Three canvases will be completed with acrylic paints. Please bring a $15 material to class. 7863.110 Tu 1/17 9:30am-12:30pm7863.111 Tu 1/17 5:45-8:45pm7863.112 Tu 2/14 9:30am-12:30pm7863.113 Tu 2/14 5:45-8:45pm7863.114 Tu 3/13 9:30am-12:30pm7863.115 Tu 3/13 5:45-8:45pm7863.116 Tu 4/17 9:30am-12:30pm7863.117 Tu 4/17 5:45-8:45pmLocation: Gym ClassroomFee: $39Instructor: Sherry Meneley

NEW! Guitar 101Ages 12 & up

For the absolute beginner, no prior music experience required. You’ll learn the parts of the guitar, standard guitar chords, basic music reading, simple songs and some ba-sic music theory. At the end of the course the student will be able to play some simple songs. Student must provide their own guitar. Acoustic guitar is preferable, but an electric guitar (no amplifier) is ok. Please bring a $10 material fee to first class. 7825.101 W 2/29-4/11* 6-7pm*No class 3/21Location: CSD PavilionFee: $86Instructor: Skip Mullin

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Learn to play guitarAcrylic painting


Ultimate Chocolate TrufflesAges 12 & up

Make elegant, dome-shaped truffles with a variety of luscious fillings includ-ing: white, milk and dark chocolate. Learn how to flavor basic ganaches (fill-ings) with liqueurs and oils. Make and take a dozen truffles in a gift box, plus receive recipes, notes, tips, and truffle molds. Please bring a material fee of $12 to instructor.7401.101 Sa 2/4 10am-12pm Location: Gym Kitchen7401.102 Tu 3/13 7-9pmLocation: Cameron Park Community Center, 2505 Country Club DriveFee: $39Instructor: Karen Moore

Sushi Making 101Ages 16 & up

Love Sushi? Learn to make it yourself so you can benefit from enjoying sushi whenever you want. You’ll be taught to make sushi rice, CA inside/out roll, Philly roll and Nigiri. Teaching techniques include both demonstration and hands-on practicing and best of all you get to eat your own work of art! Please bring long, sharp knife, cutting board and $15 material fee payable to instructor.Saturday • 9:30-11:30am7403.101 1/147403.102 3/37403.103 5/5Fee: $49 Location: Gym Kitchen Instructor: Karen Nickey

Geocaching.. A Modern Day Treasure Hunt Ages 18 & up

Hidden caches abound in El Dorado Hills and around the world! Learn how to use a GPS receiver (provided) to find caches hidden in parks and neighborhoods. Use a free geocaching website to look up local caches, interpret cache infor-mation, log found caches and finish by searching for a nearby cache. No experi-ence or equipment is necessary.7827.101 Th & Sa 3/22 6-8:30pm & 3/24 9am-1pm7827.102 Th & Sa 4/26 6-8:30pm & 4/28 9am-1pmLocation: Gym ClassroomFee: $59Instructor: Wendy Mustain

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Faux Apple Centerpiece Students will gain lots of creative inspiration and decorating tips. Each student will leave with a centerpiece that they will make in class. The basis of this center-piece is a pomander ball (ball of flowers) with little accents to make it look like an apple. This is a perfect gift for a school teacher or health nut.7409.101 Th 1/19 6-8:30pm

1 Dozen Roses in VaseHave you ever tried to arrange a dozen roses in a vase and make it look like it came from a flower shop? You will learn some basics of floral design and then create your own arrangement that you will take home with you. 7409.102 Th 2/20 6-8:30pm

St Patrick’s Day CenterpieceYou will learn some basics of floral design; the instructor will demonstrate how to create a fun St. Patrick’s Day themed centerpiece incorporating Bells of Ireland, green carnations, kale and red potatoes. Each student will make a similar centerpiece that you will take home with you. 7409.103 Tu 3/15 6-8:30pm

Daffodil Topiaries We’ll make 3 daffodil topiaries in this class that can be used to decorate your dining room table as a grouping, or used individually and placed through your home or office.7409.104 Tu 4/19 6-8:30pm

Flower PuppiesClass starts off with some basics of flower ar-ranging tips, with instructor demonstrating how to make the centerpiece. Students will then make their own centerpiece that they will take home. The flower puppy is adorable and perfect to bring a smile to anyone’s face, particularly children and dog lovers. 7409.105 Tu 5/16 6-8:30pm

Ages 18 & up

Instructor: Angie Zimmerman is the owner of Heavenly Flowers & Events, specializing in wedding and party flowers with 20 years of experience. Location CSD PavilionFee $49A $20 material fee is payable to the instructor the first night of class.Students should bring a sharp pair of clippers and sharp scissors to class.

NEW! Fun With Flowers

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Cute flower puppy


Adult SoftballPick from five different leagues includ-ing coed, men’s open and men’s 35+ leagues. Teams play 7 games followed by playoffs for the top four teams in each division. Leagues are limited to a maximum of 8 teams per league so don’t delay in signing up. Start times depends on number of teams registered per league.SPRING LEAGUE3400.101 Mon Men 45+ 4/2 – 5/21 3400.102 Tues Coed 4/3 – 5/22 3400.103 Wed Men’s 4/4 – 5/23 3400.104 Thurs Men’s 4/5 – 5/24 3400.105 Fri Men 35+ 3/30 – 6/1 *No game on 4/6 or 5/25Registration Opens: 1/3 (Resident and returning teams)1/4 (Non-resident teams)Registration Deadline: 3/23 (or when full)SUMMER LEAGUE3400.201 Mon Men 45+ 6/4– 7/23 3400.202 Tues Coed 6/5 – 7/31 *No game on 7/3 3400.203 Wed Men’s 6/6 – 8/1 *No game on 7/4 3400.204 Thurs Men’s 6/7– 7/26 3400.205 Fri Men 35+ 6/15 – 8/3Registration Opens: 5/1 (Resident and returning teams)5/2 (Non-resident teams)Registration Deadline: 5/25 (or when full)Location: Promontory Community ParkFee: $452 per team

Monday Night Pick-Up Softball(Coed)

Teams are formed each night for this pick-up game night. SPRING LEAGUE3900.101 M 3/26 – 5/14 6pmLocation: Promontory Community ParkFee: $20 per season (check-in and pay at the field first night of season)

Adult Coed Soccer League7 vs 7

Teams play seven games followed by play-offs for the top four teams. If enough teams register, an upper and lower division will be created otherwise a single league will be formed.SPRING LEAGUE3500.101 W 2/15 – 4/4Registration Deadline: 2/33500.102 W 4/18 – 6/6Registration Deadline: 4/6Location: Promontory Community ParkFee: $652 per team

Adult 3x3 BasketballTeams play 7 games with the top four teams continuing into the 8th week for play-offs. WINTER LEAGUE3100.101 W 2/1 – 3/21 8:15pmRegistration Deadline: 1/20 SPRING LEAGUE3100.102 W 4/4 – 5/23 8:30pmRegistration Deadline: 3/23 Location: CSD GymFee: $142 per team

Adult 5x5 BasketballTop four teams advance to play-off round.WINTER LEAGUE3000.101 Su 2/12 – 4/1Registration Deadline: 2/3SPRING LEAGUE3000.102 Su 4/15 – 6/17 *No games 5/13, 5/27Registration Deadline: 4/6Location: CSD GymFee: $427 per team

Adult Flag Football5 vs 5 Pass-Only League

Our league provides the opportunity to refine your football skills without the physical contact of the traditional game. Teams play seven games followed by play-offs for the top four teams. Flags are provided.3800.101 Su 3/18 – 5/20*No games 4/8, 5/13Registration Deadline: 3/2Location: Promontory Community ParkFee: $412 per team

adult SportSAdult Sports League Information

Unless otherwise noted, leagues are for ages 18+ and include game balls, certified officials, and awards for league champions. Registration is first-come first-served with a limited number of teams per league. Join a league for great fun and exercise!

Open GymJoin us for 4x4 pick-up games!Thursdays • 8:15 - 10pmLocation: CSD GymFee: $4 per person or buy a punch card for $15 which entitles 5 visits per card

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Adult flag football

Adult coed soccer


Intro to Bocce BallAges 13 & up

Learn rules, scoring, strategy, termi-nology, court courtesy and actual game play.Saturday • 9:30-11am6901.101 2/116901.102 3/106901.103 4/14Location: Promontory Community ParkFee: $27Instructor: Carl Renner

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Bocce Ball LeagueAges 13 & up

League play is for the relaxation and enjoyment of both players and specta-tors. Teams must have a minimum of five players (9 maximum).6120.101 Tu 3/20-6/12Time: 5pm & 6:30pm (8pm if needed)Location: Promontory Community ParkFee: $30 per person

Bocce Ball StrategiesAges 13 & up

Refine your skills in blocking, lagging, bumping, and shooting. Get the big picture on the court to know what strat-egies to use and how to execute them.Saturday • 11am-12:30pm6901.105 2/116901.106 3/106901.107 4/14Location: Promontory Community ParkFee: $27Instructor: Carl Renner

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ZUMBAFitness can be Fun! Shape up your body and shake up your weekend with a little Zumba! The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic World rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away.Saturday • 10-11am7183.101 1/7-1/28 7183.102 2/4-2/25 7183.103 3/3-3/247183.104 4/7-4/287183.105 5/5-5/26Fee: $35

YogaFit® YogaFit is designed to improve the health, perfor-mance, and mental acuity of athletes or individuals interested in improving their level of fitness. Based on the ancient fitness science of hatha yoga, it blends balance, strength, flexibility and power in a fitness format. YogaFit overcomes the mystery of yoga by delivering a practical, user-friendly style, which is accessible, understandable, and doable by individuals at any level of fitness. Thursday • 10:30 – 11:25am 7191.101 1/5-1/26 7191.102 2/2-2/23 7191.103 3/1-3/227191.104 4/5-4/267191.105 5/3-5/24Fee: $35

Adult Golf ClinicAges 18 & up

Targeting beginners wanting to learn how to play and those who want to review fundamentals and shot making techniques. Learn the fundamentals of the set-up, full swing, short game and putting. Private lessons available. Call Mark Hoshall at (916) 370-0346. Sunday • 9:30-11:30am6906.101 3/46906.102 3/116906.103 3/186906.104 3/256906.105 4/16906.106 4/8Location: Apple Mountain Golf Resort, 3455 Carson Rd, CaminoFee: $40Instructor: Mark Hoshall

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Bocce Ball Strategies

Zumba with me


Ages 16 & up

Bring a towel, water bottle and clean tennis shoes. Participants will need to sign a SNAP liability waiver before class, so arrive early. All classes require pre-registration through the CSD Office.Classes held at: 2222 francisco Drive, el Dorado Hills (916) 933-9448

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TIME FOR A CHANGE! Let’s put YOU at the top of the gift giving list this winter season with one of the fun, fitness-packed classes/clin-ics listed below. What do you dream of - more energy, stress relief, weight loss, increased strength and vitality? We have programs that can be adapted for all ability levels aimed at each of these goals. Snap Fitness 24/7 of El Dorado Hills, in partnership with the CSD, has lined up the region’s best instructors to help chart your path to overall well-be-ing. We invite you to call 916.933.9448 and let us help find a path that is best suited for your needs. We are ready to help you rediscover energy, strength, and joy in all areas of your life. Be Well.

Jumpstart to Weight-Loss ClinicTurbo-charge your commitment to losing those unwanted pounds. Each month-long clinic includes: unrestricted gym access to both EDH clubs during staffed hours, unlimited Group Fitness classes, a workout and nutrition track-ing journal, a 30-day exercise plan, and two private Personal Training sessions. The goals of the clinics are to help you understand the interplay of exercise, nutrition, and stress on weight gain/loss and begin to feel the differences in your body as we help you change your life habits.Limit one month clinic per person. 7185.101 January 7185.102 February 7185.103 March 7185.104 April Fee: $50

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Muscle WorksLooking to sculpt and tone your whole body? Learn how to engage and challenge your muscles to get the results you want. This class features an ever changing variety of exercises and equipment to spice up your workout.Monday • 10-10:55am7184.101 1/2-1/23 7184.102 2/6-2/27 7184.103 3/5-3/26 7184.104 4/2-4/237184.105 4/30-5/21Fee: $35

Country Line Dancing Exercise your body and mind by dancing to lively, upbeat music. Country line dancing is a fun way to dance socially without a dance partner and get fit.Friday • 8-8:55am7187.101 1/6-1/277187.102 2/3-2/247187.103 3/2-3/237187.104 4/6-4/277187.105 5/4-5/24Fee: $35

World ClassJoin us for this invigorating and inspir-ing workout. A fusion of movements, fitness practices, and music from around the world (Yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi, Tibetan Rites, etc.) Class starts with a thought provoking reading and concludes with a final relaxation. Please bring a mat to class.Wednesday • 6:30 – 7:30pm7182.101 1/4-1/25 7182.102 2/1-2/227182.10 3/7-3/28 7182.104 4/4-4/257182.105 5/2-5/23Fee: $35

Hard CORE Boot Camp Looking for core strength and cardio en-durance? This class uses weights, Bosus, bands, bikes, and more to give you a full body workout that’s never the same thing twice!Friday • 9-9:55am 7181.101 1/6-1/277181.102 2/3-2/247181.103 3/2-3/237181.104 4/6-4/277181.105 5/4-5/24Fee: $35

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Beginner Yoga - Viniyoga™ First Class FREE for First Time Students!

Enjoy a class filled with others who never thought they could do yoga. Newcomers are welcome and can start any Wednesday or Friday. Besides the well-known benefits, yoga can be used in a therapeutic way to address issues like chronic back & shoulder pain, symptoms of menopause, sleepless-ness, or simply the need to slow down and tune in to what you may need. This style of yoga is accessible to all and modifications are offered by Donna, as needed. Comfy clothing, no fragrances please, bring a yoga mat and enjoy. Call Donna, a Certified Yoga Therapist, with any questions at 916-712-9642 or visit www.yogapeace.net.Wednesday & Friday • 10-11am*No class 4/6Location: Gym Dance RoomFee: 4 classes - $37 or 8 classes - $64Instructor: Donna Rixmann

NEW! Adult TapAges 18 & up

This exclusively Adult Tap class is a fun way to exercise and learn about the percussive footwork and rhythmic pat-terns emblematic of Broadway style Tap dance. Tap students can brush, flap, shuffle or ball change while learning the basic principles of rhythm and timing set to a variety of music styles.6624.101 M 1/2-1/23 6:30-7:30pm Location: El Dorado Dance AcademyFee: $65

Hatha Yoga, Deep Relaxation & Meditation Ages 18 & up

Sessions incorporate the study of Yoga Philosophy, gentle stretching, deep breathing, and hatha yoga postures, in combination with deep relaxation and introspective meditation. Bring a mat and towel.Monday • 9:30-10:45am7155.101 1/9-1/307155.102 2/6-3/5*7155.103 3/12-4/27155.104 4/9-4/307155.105 5/7-6/4**No class 2/20, 5/28Location: Gym Dance RoomFee: $34Daily Drop In: $9Instructor: Bill Scrivani

Cardio KickboxingAge 18 & up

Want the BEST workout for your butt and abs? Here it is! There is no better way to tone your backside than with an hour of Muay Thai Kick Boxing. It’s all the rage, and for good reason....it works! This hard core fitness routine involves Muay Thai kicks as well as the various punches used by boxers to give you a total body blast! Tuesday & Thursday • 6-7pm7101.107 1/10-2/27101.108 2/7-3/17101.109 3/6-3/297101.110 4/3-4/267101.111 5/1-5/24Location: Gym Dance RoomFee: $86Instructor: Ali Arfa

Zumba FitnessAges 14 & up

Zumba, the fun, high energy dance craze that takes the “work” out of your work out! International upbeat dance music will get your hips and feet moving while you get in shape. No dance experience is necessary, all fitness levels welcome.Thursday • 10-11am6635.101 1/12-2/26635.102 2/9-3/16635.103 3/8-3/296635.104 4/5-4/266635.105 5/3-5/24Location: Gym Dance RoomFee: $34Drop-In: $10Instructor: Brandy Gill

Tai Chi Ages 18 & up

Commonly known as “meditation in mo-tion”, Guang Ping Tai Chi is a gentle form of slow exercise movements for health and relaxation. Daily practice of Tai Chi can help reduce high blood pressure, strengthen internal organs, improve coordination, and offers numerous health benefits. Wednesday & Friday • 8-9am7130.101 January7130.102 February 7130.103 March7130.104 April7130.105 MayLocation: Gym Dance Room Fee: $49Daily Drop-in Fee: $8 Instructor: Master Henry Look

Stretch every day

Yoga is beneficialExercise buddies


Pee WeeAges 5 - 6

This fun introduction focuses on basic skills and hand-eye coordination.Time: 5-5:30pm2601.910 Tu 1/3-1/242601.911 W 1/4-1/252601.912 Th 1/5-1/262601.101 Tu 2/7-2/282601.102 W 2/8-2/292601.103 Th 2/9-3/12601.104 Tu 3/6-3/272601.105 W 3/7-3/282601.106 Th 3/8-3/292601.107 Tu 4/10-5/12601.108 W 4/11-5/22601.109 Th 4/12-5/32601.110 Tu 5/8-5/292601.111 W 5/9-5/302601.112 Th 5/10-5/31 Fee: $48

Pre JRAges 7 - 9

Teaches the basic forehand, backhand groundstroke and serve, with an intro-duction to scoring.Time: 5:30-6:15pm 2602.910 Tu 1/3-1/242602.911 W 1/4-1/252602.912 Th 1/5-1/262602.101 Tu 2/7-2/282602.102 W 2/8-2/292602.103 Th 2/9-3/12602.104 Tu 3/6-3/272602.105 W 3/7-3/282602.106 Th 3/8-3/292602.107 Tu 4/10-5/12602.108 W 4/11-5/22602.109 Th 4/12-5/32602.110 Tu 5/8-5/292602.111 W 5/9-5/302602.112 Th 5/10-5/31Fee: $54

tenniSUSA TENNIS LESSONSLocation: Promontory Community Park USPTA Instructor: Tamara Norris Supplies: Participants need to bring a tennis racquet, one can of unopened balls and water. (Racquets will be available if needed.) Class times are subject to change or created as needed. For “rain make-ups” please call the CSD (916) 933-6624. No classes the week of April 18-22nd! Private and Semi-Private Lessons also available. Contact Tamara Norris (916) 761-2249

Home School Classes & Lessons available

upon request. Call Tamara Norris

Adults & SeniorsAges 18 & up

Have fun, get some exercise and meet local players while learning and review-ing strokes, singles, doubles, drills and ball machine. All levels are welcome. Time: 7:15-8:15pm2604.101 W 2/8-2/292604.102 W 3/7-3/282604.103 W 4/11-5/22604.104 W 5/9-5/30Fee: $64

JR I & II Ages 10 - 17

Basic techniques such as the serve, forehand, backhand groundstroke and volley are covered in this class. Emphasis is on proper stroke technique in a posi-tive and fun environment.Time: 6:15-7:15pm2603.910 Tu 1/3-1/242603.911 W 1/4-1/252603.912 Th 1/5-1/262603.101 Tu 2/7-2/282603.102 W 2/8-2/292603.103 Th 2/9-3/12603.104 Tu 3/6-3/272603.105 W 3/7-3/282603.106 Th 3/8-3/292603.107 Tu 4/10-5/12603.108 W 4/11-5/22603.109 Th 4/12-5/32603.110 Tu 5/8-5/292603.111 W 5/9-5/302603.112 Th 5/10-5/31Fee: $64

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Ground stroke

Tennis anyone?


Rescue Training Institute, Inc. Location: 1141 Sibley St., Folsom (916) 939-2277Please bring a valid picture ID to class. No walk-ins. Registration closes 48 hours before class begins. Two-year certification cards are issued within a week of course completion

Heartsaver Adult/Child/Infant CPR and AEDLearn the American Heart Association’s one-person technique for adult, child, infant CPR and AED use. Saturday • 8am-12pm7502.101 1/7 7502.102 2/4 7502.103 3/3 7502.104 4/77502.105 5/5Fee: $62

Heartsaver Adult/Child CPR & AEDLearn the American Heart Association’s one-person technique for adult and child CPR and AED use. Saturday • 8-11am7502.106 1/7 7502.107 2/4 7502.108 3/3 7502.109 4/77502.110 5/5Fee: $57

Heartsaver CPR & AED Skills SessionPrerequisite: Completion of the Ameri-can Heart Association’s Heartsaver CPR & AED Online course found at www.onlineaha.org. Bring the Completion Certificate to the skills session. In the Heartsaver CPR Skills Session students will get skills practice and then demon-strate these skills to an instructor.Saturday • 12:30-1:30pm7501.101 1/14 7501.102 2/11 7501.103 3/10 7501.104 4/147501.105 5/12Fee: $42

Healthcare Provider CPRLearn the American Heart Association’s one and two-person technique for adult, child, infant CPR, AED, oxygen and barrier use. Class is intended for present and future professional rescuers.Saturday • 8am-12:30pm7504.101 1/14 7504.102 2/11 7504.103 3/10 7504.104 4/147504.105 5/12Fee: $67

Healthcare Provider CPR Skills SessionPrerequisite: Completion of the Ameri-can Heart Association’s BLS for Health-care Providers Online course found at www.onlineaha.org. Bring the Comple-tion Certificate to the skills session. In the Healthcare Provider CPR Skills Session students will get skills practice and then demonstrate these skills to an instructor. Saturday • 12:30-1:30pm7507.101 1/14 7507.102 2/11 7507.103 3/10 7507.104 4/147507.105 5/12Fee: $42

BasicPlus Adult CPR, AED & First AidLearn Medic First Aid’s adult CPR, AED use and first aid administra-tion.Saturday • 8am-2:30pm7505.101 1/21 7505.102 2/187505.103 3/177505.104 4/21 7505.105 5/19 Fee: $72

Pediatric CPR & First AidLearn Medic First Aid’s infant and child (age 8 & under) CPR and first aid. Note for licensed daycare providers: Class is approved by State Daycare Licensing and we are required to affix their ap-proval sticker to your card at a cost of $6, payable at class.Saturday • 8am-5pm7503.101 1/28 7503.102 2/25 7503.103 3/24 7503.104 4/287503.105 5/26Fee: $77

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CPR for BabysittersAges 11 - 13

Babysitters learn CPR, relief of foreign-body airway obstruction, the American Heart Association (AHA) pediatric infant and child Chain of Survival, signs of choking and prevention of the most common injuries in infants and children. Designed for those who have com-pleted the Certified Babysitting course. An AHA participation card is presented upon completion.6502.101 Tu 3/27 4-7pmLocation: CSD Pavilion Fee: $39 Instructor: Cathy Statham of Heartline

CPR

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First aid bandage

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El Dorado County’s Ramona “Moni” GilmoreSenior Center

WeeklyPainting Pals .............................................. Monday, 10amFun Bingo ................................................ Monday, 12:30pmChair Yoga ....................................................... Monday, 3pmThink You Can’t Exercise? ...................... Tuesday, 9:30amKnit & Crochet ............................................... Tuesday, 10amMah Jongg .................................................... Tuesday, 1pmNIA Exercise ........................................ Wednesday, 9:30amBridge Practice/Lessons ......................... Wednesday, 10amPinochle/Canasta ............................. Wednesday, 12:30pmMexican Train Dominoes ....................... Wednesday, 12:30pmLine Dance .............................................. Wednesday, 1pmEvening Cribbage ............................... Wednesday, 6:30pmThink You Can’t Exercise? ...................... Thursday, 9:30amFun Bingo ............................................. Thursday, 12:30pmGuitar Lessons (Beginning) .......................... Thursday, 1pmFun Time Band Practice ............................. Thursday, 2pmCanasta ........................................................ Thursday, 5pmGuitar Lessons (Adv. Beginners) ..................... Friday, 1pmFun Time Band Practice ................................... Friday, 2pm

MonthlyMovie of the Month ............................ 1st/3rd Monday, 1pmAmerican Sewing Guild Meeting ........... 1st Monday, 6:30pmEDH Arts Association Meeting ................ 2nd Monday, 6pmComputer User Group .............................. 2nd Monday, 1pm“Nite” Knitters ........................................... 2nd Monday, 7pmCaregiver Support Group ..................... 3rd Tuesday, 5:30pmSr. Support Council Meeting ............. Last Tuesday, 10:30am“Let’s Talk” Discussion Group ............... 1st Thursday, 10amFrench (Club) “Connection” ........................ 1st Friday, 10amTrain Your Brain ............................................. 3rd Friday, 10amThe Grands’ & The Greats’ Gazette ……........ 3rd Friday, 1pmSenior Fun Time Band Concert ............ Last Friday, 12:45pmBook Club .................................................. Last Friday, 2pm

Senior Center Ongoing Activities

Are You 50 Yet? Join us anytime!This beautiful facility is owned and maintained by El Dorado County, who collaborates with the CSD to provide recreational programming and activities for adults age 50 and up. This unique partnership serves seniors throughout the county.

Please call to confirm schedules. See holiday observances.

990 Lassen LaneEl Dorado Hills, CA 95762(at the corner of El Dorado Hills Blvd.)

Phone: (916) 358-3575Center Supervisor:Janet KennewegE-mail: [email protected]

Holiday Observances: • December 23 & 26 – Christmas Holiday• January 2 – New Year’s Holiday• January 16 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day• February 20 – President’s Day

Senior Transportation AvailableCall Dial-A-Ride at (530) 642-3696 to make arrangements for transportation to the Senior Center and personal appointments.

Senior Legal Assistance Call (530) 621-6154 to schedule an appoint-ment. Appointments are available the 2nd Tuesday of the month in El Dorado Hills.

Blood Pressure ChecksMercy Hospital’s Auxiliary volunteers provide blood pressure checks on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 11:30am.

Senior Day Care ProgramThe County’s Senior Day Care program is housed at the Placerville Senior Center. For those who need care and supervision dur-ing the day, this program provides families with peace of mind and the ability to take a break from their care-giving responsibilities. Members are kept busy with crafts, sports, exercise, meals, entertainment, music and lots of personal attention. Transportation from El Dorado Hills is available. Call for more informa-tion (530) 621-6180.

Senior Mailing ListSign up for our direct mailed quarterly newsletter & you will receive the most updated information and program details. We strive to have some-thing for everyone!

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NEW! HICAP CounselingHealth Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program for Medicare Beneficiaries

If you have Medicare questions, need to learn about programs available, have had a claim denied, or are evaluating Long Term Care Insurance, our volun-teer HICAP Counselors can help! Call (530) 621-6369 for an appointment.

Senior Support CouncilThe SSC is a liaison group between the senior community, El Dorado Hills CSD, and County Department of Human (Se-nior) Services. The all volunteer, elected council coordinates annual senior parties in addition to overseeing other Center activities. Monthly meetings are held the last Tuesday of the month at 10:30am.

Senior Nutrition LunchWe offer excellent meals for a reason-able donation of only $3 for seniors age 60 and over, and $5 for those under 60. Lunch is served Monday through Friday at 12noon in the Garden Cafe. Closed on major holidays. Call (916) 358-3562 between 11am and 1pm for menu.

AARP Tax-Aide ProgramAARP Tax-Aide is the nation’s largest free, volunteer-run tax preparation service. This service can answer most of the tax issues faced by middle to low income taxpayers (Exclusions are rental property, investment real estate and schedule CD business) with special at-tention to those age 60 and older.Thursdays, February 2-April 12BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! For reservations call (916) 933-1910

Think You Can’t Exercise?Yes YOU Can!!!Classes include safe stretching and strengthening exercises using resistance bands, range of motion, and simple movements. Both sitting and stand-ing exercises are incorporated. Benefits include: lower blood pressure, improved circulation, and increased stamina and muscle strength.Tuesday & Thursday • 9:30-10:30amDaily Drop-In Fee: $2Group Leader: Yvonne Griffin

Chair Yoga…. Just for YOU*This is not pretzel yoga!Enjoy the well-documented benefits of yoga in these gentle, supportive classes modified to each and every student’s specific needs. Students with limitations due to previous injuries, chronic condi-tions or general inflexibility should at-tend this class. Donna is on the resource list of the National MS Society and the Parkinson’s Association, and has also recently completed the Arthritis Founda-tion training program.Mondays • 3-4pm *NEW EARLIER TIME!Purchase a 5 class punch-card for$37 (good for 90 days) or $10 Drop-InCall the CSD office to pay, 933-6624Instructor: Donna Rixmannwww.yogapeace.net

NEW! Concerned About Falling?It’s all a Matter of BalanceIn this award-winning workshop, you will learn to manage falls and increase your activity level. Re-train your brain about falls and recognize “fall-ty” behaviors. Learn to make changes at home to reduce fall risks. Class will cover simple at-home exercises to increase strength, balance and flexibility. If you have experienced a serious or repeated falls, or are concerned about falls, this class is for you. Call the Senior Center to sign up – class size is limited. Please bring a $10 materials fee to first class.Mondays & Wednesdays • 9:30-11:30amFebruary 1-29Instructors: Janet Kenneweg and Marian Fitzpatrick, RPTSponsor: The Senior Connection, A Community Service of Eskaton

NIA…Movement with Purpose*Create a new positive belief about health and fitness that will last! NIA class uses tai chi, yoga, and mild jazz moves to keep the body moving and ener-gized. NIA’s benefits include: improved balance; weight management; strength and flexibility; improved concentra-tion and circulation; more energy and stamina; improved sleep and relaxation; improved digestion and cardiovascular conditioning. Your first class is FREE.*NEW DAY & TIME!Wednesdays • 9:30-10:30am$3 donationInstructor: StephaNia Contreras

NEW! Arthritis Foundation Walk With Ease ProgramTake Control, One Step at a Time

Walk With Ease is designed to help people living with arthritis better manage their pain and is also ideal for people without arthritis who want to make walking a regular habit. The class offers a workbook with each class meet-ing beginning with a short educational topic. Walking is shown to reduce pain and discomfort of arthritis, increase balance and strength, build confidence for physical activity and improve overall health. Rain or shine. Call the Senior Center to register.M/W/F 1/23-3/2 2pmM/W/F 3/19-4/27 10amLocation: Town Center, El Dorado Hills (meet at the outside amphitheater near the Town Center pond)Program fee: $35Sponsors:

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Sharing & Caring in EDHA Monthly Caregiver Support Group

Caring for a family member with a de-mentia or other illness can be both men-tally and physically exhausting. Support groups can provide care giving strate-gies, education, resources, information and a shoulder to lean on. Respite avail-able to qualified caregivers.3rd Tuesday • 5:30-7pmSponsors: Greater Sacramento Area Office of the Alzheimer’s Association and El Dorado County Family Caregiver Support Program

NEW! Bereavement Support GroupOur new Bereavement Group will be hosted to provide mutual support, promote hope and healing, and educate about dealing with the loss and grief of a loved one. Join our evening group in a private, peaceful setting. Please call the Senior Center to let us know you are interested. For more information, call 916-925-7010.Wednesday, 2/1-3/7 • 6-7:30pmGroup Leader: Louie Handugan, Bereave-ment Manager, VITAS Hospice

Fun Bingo!El Dorado Hills Seniors have been enjoy-ing our Fun Bingo program for years (more than 18 that we know of!). Join us for these casual, yet fun Bingo games. Our local grocers, Raley’s and Nugget participate in this program by offering us discount purchases of their $5 gift cards which players can win. Come to Senior Nutrition Lunch, immediately before if you would like.Mondays & Thursdays • 12:30-1:30pm$3 for 2 bingo cards (additional cards available for $1)

Sharpen Your Bridge GameBridge players will practice and receive informal lessons. If you need to brush up on skills or want to meet other bridge players, this is the place to be!Wednesdays • 10-11:30amDaily Drop-In Fee: $3Instructor: Bill Taggart

Weekly Mah JonggMah Jongg, “the game of the spar-rows”, is very popular today. Players get together weekly to play this simple yet fun rummy-like tile game. Beginners are always welcome!Tuesdays • 1-3pmGroup Leader: Margie Yowell

Mah Jongg LessonsIf you are brand new to the game or need to brush up, this class is for you! Once you get acquainted with the game, you’ll be ready to join the weekly Mah Jongg group. Call to hold a spot.Fridays, 3/16-4/6 • 9:30-11:30amInstructor: Dorothy Kohlmeister

It’s Time to Play Cribbage…The Gold Country Cribbers meet year-round for American Cribbage Congress style play. A basic knowledge of the game is required to participate in this ACC tournament-style play. For more information contact Ross Walter at (916)933- 1282 or Carl Backers at (916) 933-2266Wednesdays • 6:30pm

NEW! Beg. Cribbage LessonsWhether you are a new beginner, or want to brush up your cribbage game, join us! Drop in anytime! Wednesdays, 2/1-3/7 • 4-5pmInstructors: Jack Throne & Ross Walter

Getting to Know Your Digital CameraDid Santa bring you a new camera? Are you having difficulty making your digital camera do what you want it to? Have you had a camera in its box for months? Bring it and learn how it operates to give you the best photos. No experience is necessary.8802.101 F 2/3 9am-12pm8802.102 F 4/6 9am-12pmFee: $29Instructor: Bob Gouine

NEW! Photographing Friends and FamilyStop “taking” pictures and begin “making” pictures! Learn the basics of photographing human subjects. A point-and-shoot camera is fine for this workshop, but basic camera knowledge is necessary. If you need to learn the ba-sics of using your camera, take our ‘Get to Know…’ class first.8802.103 F 3/2 9-11:30amFee: $29Instructor: Bob Gouine

Bead-azzle It!Learn to make a simple beaded neck-lace and earrings that will “bead-azzle” everyone you know! Choose from thousands of beads! All supplies pro-vided. Please bring a $20 supply fee to the Senior Center to hold your spot. Reservations are a must!

Instructor: Nora Kolthoff

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Valentine’s LuncheonFriday, February 10

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for Upcoming Fun!Mark Your Calendar

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American Sewing GuildThe local American Sewing Guild group holds monthly meetings at the Senior Center. Check out www.GoldCountry ASG.org. Visitors are always welcome.1st Monday • 6:30pm

Knit & Crochet GroupWhether you are a brand new knitter or crocheter, or a seasoned veteran, you will fit right in. Many community service projects are available. Instructors are on hand to teach beginners.Tuesdays • 10-11:30amGroup Facilitators: Carol Timms, Janey Mason and Diane Haug

El Dorado Hills ‘Nite’ KnittersJoin us for a night out working on your favorite project, OR, beginners can learn to knit or crochet. Meet new people and have lots of FUN! No experience neces-sary.2nd Monday • 7-9pmLeader: Leal Thompson

EDH Arts AssociationEDHAA provides monthly art demonstra-tions and activities for artists. It has been an active visual arts organization for five years and has over 100 artists in its membership. Visit www.eldoradohill-sarts.com for more information. Visitors welcome!2nd Monday • 6pm

Let’s Draw……..Express yourself- from Scribbles and Stick Figure Basics to 3D Illusions

Keep your mind active, your fingers nimble, and your creativity challenged.Learn the use of drawing materials and techniques that you can use in daily life. Join us for a fun experience in the ad-venture of drawing. Please bring a $20 supply fee to the instructor at first class. Registration Deadline: 1 week prior8867.101 Tu 2/7-2/28 2-4pm8867.102 Tu 3/13-4/3 9-11amFee: $40Instructor: Mary Weatherwax

Painting: Choose Your MediumLooking to expand your painting me-dium or artistic experience? Join us to develop your painting confidence and challenge your creativity. Learn different applications and brush techniques in this adventure into the use of color and texture. If you have painting supplies, bring them, or a $25 supply fee for the instructor to furnish them. Registration Deadline: 1 week prior8870.101 Tu 2/7-2/28 9-11am8870.102 Tu 3/13-4/3 2-4pmFee: $40Instructor: Mary Weatherwax

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Beginning Computer LessonsIf you need to learn the basics, including Internet and email, call (916) 358-3575 to sign up for three free lessons. Our volunteer instructors will work with you one-on-one. Students must have a computer (PC or Mac) for practice. Weekly “homework” is required. Thanks to our volunteer team of instructors: Wayne Shannon, Jenny Figueroa, Bill Welty and Vic Varma.

Computer User GroupComputer related topics are covered each month. Those with laptops are encouraged to bring them. Discus-sion is appropriate for all levels of computer knowledge. Bring your questions!2nd Monday • 1-3pmAdvisors: Jenny Figueroa, Wayne Shannon and Vic Varma

Join our Theater Group and Enjoy Local TheaterThe Senior Center has a theater group which carpools and attends local theatri-cal or musical productions. Call to be placed on our Theater Interest List.

Day Trip to Lake TahoeMarch 25 AND April 22 • 9:15am-7pm

Enjoy a charter bus trip to South Lake Tahoe. Bus departs and returns from Raley’s parking lot, EDH. Refunds given only if trip

is cancelled. A $20 slot voucher and $7 lunch voucher to Harrah’s/Harveys is avail-

able to Players Card holders only. If you need a card, we’ll get it for you! Registration deadline one week prior.

Fee: $37Trip Escort: Pat Thomsen

Masterpiece!

Art for the soul


A Topical Discussion Group Led By Terry Provenza

Engage in informal conversation with your peers on an assortment of senior related topics. A different topic every meeting brings lively dialogue.1st Thursday • 10am

January 5 ………... Resolutions, anyone?

February 2 ………. Obligations to others….

March 1 ………..... Habits…good or bad!

April 5 ……….. What was your favorite trip?

WatercolorsCreate beautiful paintings through dynamic composition and shapes. Learn to use color and brush techniques of your own unique visions. Emphasis will be on fine

art painting with the freedom and spontaneity of flowing pigments. Supply list available upon registra-tion. Call the CSD to register at (916) 933-6624.8865.101 Th 2/23-3/29 10-11:30amFee: $30Instructor: Annie Adams

NEW! Add People to Your Paintings…..Portrait and Figure Painting for Beginners.

Examine the usual concepts that define portraiture, likeness and character using oils. There will be demonstrations, critiques and tons of fun in this class suitable to all levels. Students need to bring a photo to class, and will also model for each other in some sessions. A supply list will be available upon

registration. (Only odorless mineral spirits allowed). 8863.101 M 3/5-3/26 9-11:30am 8863.102 M 4/2-4/23 9-11:30amFee: $39Instructor: Judy Fratus

Painting Pals!This non-instructional gathering is a ca-sual, creative avenue for painters of any kind to enjoy art in a new setting and meet others with the same interest.Mondays • 10am-12:30pm

Line Dance LessonsLearn new and old dances in this awe-some class. No partner and no experi-ence necessary! Come on down, get some exercise, meet new friends and have some good ‘ol foot-stompin’ fun!Wednesdays • 1-2pmFee: $2 per class donationInstructor: Pat Nathan

Guitar LessonsJoin Joe Wilson of our Senior Fun Time Band for guitar lessons. Whether you are brand new, or need to refresh your skills, just do it!Thursdays • 1-2pm - BeginnersFridays • 1-2pm - Adv. BeginnersInstructor: Joe Wilson

El Dorado Hills Senior Fun Time Band ConcertsHeld the last Friday of each month following lunch at 1pm, these special concerts feature music from your era. The Senior Fun Time Band is under the direction of Al Kolthoff. Find a dance partner, or just sit and enjoy your musi-cal favorites played by these dedicated senior musicians.

Sensational Singing Seniors Concert Join us as we welcome Placerville’s Sen-sational Singing Seniors for an encore performance as they present 1930’s and 1940’s Hit Parade! This lively chorus rehearses at the Placerville Senior Center and is under the talented direction of Gloria Starelli-Bruno. Refreshments will be served.Tuesday, May 1 • 1pm

Let’s Uke!Let’s uke, as in “let’s play that cute little instrument and have some fun!” Includes folk, popular and Hawaiian songs. No experience necessary. Bring a ukulele if you have one. You can pick up an information sheet on purchasing a ukulele (about $30), and the book we’ll be using (about $10), in the Senior Center office or upon registra-tion.Mondays • 1-1:45pm8805.101 1/9-2/6 No class 1/168805.103 2/13-3/12 No class 2/208805.105 3/19-4/16 No class 4/28805.107 4/23-5/14Fee: $36Instructor: Lew Johnson

Got Uke?This is a class for people who already play the ukulele to some degree. Students should have taken Let’s Uke! a few times (or the equivalent). We will get together to increase our playing skills and add songs to our repertoire.Mondays • 2-2:45pm8805.102 1/9-2/6 No class 1/168805.104 2/13-3/12 No class 2/208805.106 3/19-4/16 No class 4/28805.108 4/23-5/14Fee: $36Instructor: Lew Johnson

SeniorS“Let’s Talk…”


Guitar lessonsGot Uke?

Sensational Sax Man


The Grands’ & The Greats’ GazetteShare your grandparenting stories, jokes, trials and tribulations. This group produces a wonderful newsletter, “The Grands’ & the Greats’ Gazette.” Experience not necessary.3rd Friday • 1pmLeaders: Terry Provenza and Flora LaForce

SeniorSNEW! The History of Astronomy…. From Copernicus to Kirchoff…..

Learn 300 years of Astronomy in 45 minutes! Ever wonder how we deter-mined that the sun, not the Earth, was the center of the Solar System? And who was responsible for the way we do Science today? Call the Senior Cen-ter to hold your spot for this entertaining talk.Monday, February 27 •1pmPresenter: Frank Dibbell, Docent, Cameron Park Rotary Community Observatory

Here Comes the SUN……..Solar ViewingSee the SUN through a properly filtered telescope. We will safely observe features such as sunspots, flares and granulation right after Senior Nutrition Lunch, right here on our own patio. Call to hold a spot.Wednesday, April 4 • 12:45pmFacilitator: Frank Dibbell, Docent, Cameron Park Rotary Community Observatory

Local Wildlife in El Dorado CountyLearn about local wildlife – and see them for yourself! Volunteers from the nonprofit Sierra Wildlife Rescue will discuss their wildlife rescue operations. We’ll also learn about raptors (birds of prey) common to our area and meet live birds up close and personal. Call to hold a spot.Friday, March 30 • 10amPresenters: Sierra Wildlife Rescue Volunteers

NEW! Predatory Scams on SeniorsThe Better Business Bureau advises on predatory scams predominantly affect-ing Seniors. Attendees will learn how to protect themselves on the phone, over the internet or in person. Topics include Medicare scams, investment schemes, sham telephone calls and basic internet safety. Please call the Senior Center to hold your spot.Friday, February 17 •10:30amSpeaker: Caitlin Peterson, Better Business Bureau

Instructors & Presenters NeededDo you have a special talent or skill you would like to share with Seniors? Call the Senior Center to request a Program Proposal form. We would love to have you on our team!

Book ClubMeets monthly to discuss books and authors. Book selections are chosen by members.Last Friday • 2-3pmGroup Leader: Mary Pearson

NEW! Understanding Memory LossLearn the warning signs of dementia and understand the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Find out more about how Alzheimer’s disease is diagnosed and the progression of the disease. Also, familiarize yourself with the latest in research and how to access resources. Please call the Senior Center to hold your spot.Friday, March 23 •10amSpeaker: Alzheimer’s Association

NEW! Mind and MeditationLearn new tools to live a healthy and stress free way of life. Using simple meditation and breathing techniques you will be able to free your mind from stresses. You will be introduced to the ‘ancient science of your mind’ called meditation. Call the Senior Center to hold your spot.Friday, February 24 •10:30amPresenter: Deepak Gilra


Crazy hat day!

Solar viewing


NEW! Preparing Your Advanced Health Care Directive…..A Hands-on Workshop

In this hands-on workshop you will pre-pare your own Advanced Health Care Directive with step-by-step assistance, and leave with a working document. Additionally, you will be advised about DNRs and the new POLST forms. Call the Senior Center to hold your spot in this important and informative discus-sion.Tuesday, March 13 • 1pmPresenter: Diana Steele, Senior Attorney

NEW! Hospice 101Myths and Misconceptions……

Everyone benefits by being knowledge-able about the basics of Hospice care. A frequent comment from families who have experienced Hospice is that they wish they knew about it sooner! With knowledge, you will be a valuable re-source to your friends and family. Please call the Senior Center to hold your spot.Tuesday, January 31 •1pmSpeaker: Corene Deck, VITAS Hospice

NEW! Billingsley’s ‘Axioms of Life’Bob has created a new set of “Axioms of Life.” You will probably agree with many of these, and you will probably want to debate a few! These life lessons are pre-sented to help you create and maintain a happy and compassionate life. Please call the Senior Center to hold your spot.Tuesday, March 6 •1-3pmSpeaker: Bob Billingsley

NEW! War MemorabiliaEl Dorado Hills’ residents Herman and Betty Engelhardt have a fascinating col-lection of memorabilia from WWI and WWII and even the Civil War. They will share their stories and collection. Even if you are not a history buff, you will enjoy holding a cannon ball from the 1860’s! Call to hold a spot.Friday, March 9 • 10am

NEW! Compassionate Communication between Aging Parents and Adult ChildrenLearn how aging parents and adult chil-dren can talk and listen to one another regarding the journey of aging and the process of making difficult decisions which impact both parties’ lives. We’ll discuss the when, what, who and how to listening and talking and how to know when you have done all you can do for one another. Call to hold a spot. Tuesday, March 27 • 6:30pm Facilitator: Gail Arno, Geriatric Care Manager, Senior Care Solutions

Train Your Brain!If you are interested in maintaining and learning new strategies to keep your brain sharp, this is a must attend! You will hear about the latest research in neuroscience, four simple components to strengthen your cognitive abilities and exercises and games to challenge you mentally. Join us as we learn to USE it and NOT LOSE it!!3rd Friday of the Month •10amDrop-in Fee: $5Facilitator: Judy Bakke

SeniorSNEW! Are You Prepared for a Disaster?.....”Get a Kit, Make a Plan, Be Informed”

Natural disasters, such as Hurricanes Irene and Lee and the wildfires in Texas, serve as important reminders to prepare for all types of emergencies throughout the year. El Dorado County is encouraging all residents to make sure they have updated preparedness plans and supplies readily available in the event of a local disaster. Refreshments will be served. Call the Senior Center to hold your spot.Tuesday, January 24 • 1pmSpeaker: Phyllis Houser, Health Program SpecialistEl Dorado County Health Services

NEW! FREE LUNCH and LearnSpinal Arthritis: Turn back the clock in a natural way.

Are you one of the millions of Americans who suffer from the debilitating effects of spinal arthritis? Join us to learn natural strategies you can add to your daily life to help manage this life altering condition. Come ready to learn and work! Call the Se-nior Center by January 25th to place your sandwich order. Saturday, January 28 • 11:30amPresenters: Dr. Ron Simms, D.C. and Krista Rainwater, D.C.

“WICKED” TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE!WICKED,the hottest show on Broad-way, is the “untold story of the Witches of Oz”. Our Theater Group has obtained EXCELLENT seats for the Thursday, June 7th, 2pm mati-nee in Sacramento. We will carpool from the Senior Center. Tickets are $70 and are located in the first rows of the Grand (first) Tier. Payment due by February 1st. Call now. Seat-ing very limited!


X Factor here I come!

Crazy hat day!


SeniorSGot Pot Stickers?Learn step by step preparation of these delicious dumplings. Mouth-watering pot stickers will be made using chicken, veggies and natural seasonings. Students will make and take a dozen healthy pot stickers. Please bring a $10 supply fee to the Senior Center to hold your spot. Friday, March 9 • 2:30-3:45pmInstructor: Judy Chu Barnes

Truffles Workshop….Homemade Chocolate Creations

Make fancy truffles using fine Belgian chocolate in this hands-on make it and take it class. Use different fillings and varieties of chocolate and leave with a truffle mold, recipes and your own handmade confec-tions! Impress your friends and family with home-made Valentine and Easter gifts! Please bring a supply fee of $8.Registration deadline: January 26.8820.101 Tu 1/31 2:30-4pmFee: $19Instructor: Karen MooreTruffleSupplies.com

Savor the Flavors of India: Indian CookingLearn step-by-step how to prepare delicious East Indian dishes including curried meats; vegetable dishes; desserts; puri, halwa and more. Enjoy a delicious meal and recipes to take home. Also includes an introduction to Indian spices. A $40 supply fee is pay-able at the first class. This class fills fast, call the Senior Center to reserve your place! No class February 10th.Fridays, 1/27-2/24 • 2-4pmInstructor: Prem Varma

NEW! Global Cuisines…Weeknight Gourmet SeriesLearn to make classic global dishes using simple, tasty recipes and fresh, seasonal ingredients from our visiting chef. At the conclusion of each session, students will sit down to a family-style meal. Sign up for one or all three of these international epicurean delights. Please bring a $10 supply fee to class (each class requires separate registration). Call the registra-tion office to sign up, 933-6624. Regis-tration deadline: February 24.EASY ENTERTAINING (pear & gorgonzola crostini, citrus & avocado salad, pesto chicken, chocolate pot de crème)8822.101 F 3/2 4-6:30pm

FARM TO TABLE (asparagus & leek soup, roasted beet salad, chicken with mush-rooms, shallots & rosemary, Meyer lemon tarts)8822.102 S 3/3 10:30am-1pm

GLOBAL ONE POT DINNERS (spring paella, roasted chicken & spinach tortilla bake, chicken tikka masala, chopped din-ner salad)8822.103 Su 3/4 10:30am-1pmFee: $35 per class (plus $10 supply fee)Instructor: Suzanne Griffin, Certified Natural Chef, CookingbytheBay.com

The French Connection Ooo-La-Laa!The French Club meets to practice the language, share heritage, sing songs, enjoy French cuisine and go on outings that feature French history.1st Friday • 10amGroup Leaders: Terry Provenza and Ellen Weinbaum

Paris, Je t’aime (Paris, I love you) Intermediate FrenchPlanning a trip to France? If you have a basic knowledge of the beautiful French language and would like to expand your knowledge, this is the class for you! Learn tourist-related words and expres-sions such as reading menus, ordering meals, finding directions, travel by metro or train, etc. Please preregister.8806.101 Wed 3/7-3/28 9:30-10:30amFee: $29Instructor: Yvonne Griffin

AARP Mature Driver ClassKeep up to date with the most current DMV information. Review driver safety; rules of the road; how to refine driving skills and develop defensive driving tech-niques. No testing required. A certifi-cate of completion is issued if students attend all 8 hours (both days). This certificate may qualify you for a discount on your auto insurance. Call the Senior Center at (916) 358-3575 to register. Your check payment holds your spot.Tuesdays, Feb. 21 & 28 • 1:30-5:30pmTuesdays, April 17 & 24 • 1:30-5:30pmFee: $12 for AARP Members($14 nonmembers)Instructor: Ross Walter

NEW! Stay Safe!Senior Driving Tips and more…

California Highway Patrol Officer Dan Stark will discuss driver safety tips and other challenges specific to Senior driv-ers. There will be plenty of time for your questions. Reserve your spot by calling the Senior Center. Tuesday, February 7 • 1pmSpeaker: CHP Officer Dan Stark, Public Information Officer


Truffles anyone?A chef’s delight!


All participants must sign an Emergency Release Form and pay all fees before attending a program. Questions can be answered by calling (916) 933-6624.

ONlINe RegISTRATIONAvailable 24 hours a day at www.edhcsd.org. Account name and password required. Account approval requires 24 hours to process (excluding week-ends and holidays).

WAlk-IN RegISTRATION Accepted at the Administration Office: 1021 Harvard Way, El Dorado Hills.

PHONe-IN RegISTRATIONCall (916) 933-6624 and have your charge card ready. Visa, Mastercard and American Express accepted.

MAIl-IN RegISTRATION Accepted if postmarked five business days prior to class beginning date.

1. Fill out the registration form (available at edhcsd.org).2. Send registration form and payment to EDHCSD, 1021 Harvard Way,

El Dorado Hills, CA 95762. No cash please.

FAx-IN RegISTRATIONFax your completed, signed registration form (available at edhcsd.org) to (916) 941-1627. (Credit card required)

THINgS TO kNOW Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Classes may be combined or cancelled due to lack of registration.

ReFUNd POLICY:• Refunds will be given if an activity or class is cancelled by EDHCSD.• Refund requests need to be made in writing, by phone, or in person at

the EDHCSD Administration Office. Refund requests must be made at least 3 business days prior to the start of the program or class.

• There will be a $5 processing fee for each and every refund or transfer request.

• Refund checks take approximately 2-3 weeks to process.• Refunds will not be granted for any excursions/trips or activities that

require pre-paid admission, including KydZonE Day Camp field trips.

ScholarshipsResidents requiring financial assistance to participate in District programs may inquire. Contact Mike Cottrell, Recreation Supervisor at (916) 614-3215 or [email protected].

The El Dorado Hills CSD will be closed on the following Holidays:

• December 23 & 26 – Christmas Holiday

• January 2 – New Year’s Holiday

• January 16 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day

• February 20 – President’s Day

El Dorado Hills CSDPhone NumbersRegistration Office: (916) 933-6624 Fax: (916) 941-1627KydZonE Day Camp: (916) 614-3225 Teen Center: (916) 643-4367 Senior Center: (916) 358-3575

THE DISTRICT OFFICE is located at the Gym West Entrance 1021 Harvard Way, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER Sandi Kukkola

RECREATION SUPERVISORS

Janet Kenneweg – Seniors [email protected] Kahn – Youth & Teen [email protected] Cottrell – Leisure Classes & Special [email protected] Frank Sianez – Youth & Adult Sports [email protected] Teri Gotro – [email protected]

CSD BoardBOARD OF DIRECTORSGuy Gertsch, Wayne Lowery, Noelle Mattock, Tony Rogozinski & Bill Vandegrift

The El Dorado Hills CSD Board of Directors meets the second Thursday of each month at 7pm in the Pavilion. Requests to place an item on the agenda must be received by noon on the Wednesday one-week prior to the meeting. Regular meeting agendas are posted at www.edhcsd.org 72 hours prior to the meeting. Special Board meetings are scheduled as the need arises with agendas posted 24 hours prior to the meeting.

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10. Kalithea Park11. Lake Forest Park 12. Laurel Oaks Park 13. Murray Homestead Park14. New York Creek Nature Trail15. Oak Knoll Park & Clubhouse16. Oak Meadow School 17. Overlook Park18. Parkview Heights Park 19. Peter Bertelsen Park 20. Promontory Community Park21. Ridgeview Park22. Ridgeview Unit 7 Park 23. “Moni” Gilmore Senior Center24. William C. “Bill” McCabe Park25. Silva Valley School26. Stephen Harris Tennis Court Park 27. Teen Center & Skate Park28. Village Green Park29. Waterford Park30. Wild Oaks Park31. William Brooks School Gym/ Deputy Jeff Mitchell Field 32. Windsor Point Park33. Bowmen’s Archery Range

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El Dorado Hills Community Services DistrictThe El Dorado Hills Community Services District maintains many beautiful parks, trails, ball fields, tennis courts and facilities. The Recreation Department staff understands the importance of recreation activities for our residents and invites you to take a moment to read through this guide. We believe you will find a program or service that will benefit you. Please take the opportunity to enroll, in person or on-line, in one of the many programs CSD has to offer. Programs range from preschool, youth, teens, and adults to senior adult programs. These programs vary in interests from sports, dance, arts, crafts, swimming, fitness, and wellness to general recreation for all ages.The staff invites you to learn more about our services and classes. Let us find something that’s right for you. Have some fun. You deserve it!

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Registration Office: (916) 933-6624 • Fax: (916) 941-1627

KydZonE Day Camp: (916) 614-3225 Senior Center: (916) 358-3575

Teen Center: (916) 643-4367 Community Pool: (916) 614-3228

Online Registration: www.edhcsd.org

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Spring Egg Hunt

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For more details please see page 1 inside or call the CSD at (916) 933-6624

Parents –Bring Your CameraThe Spring Bunny will be hopping into El Dorado Hills to visit the boys and girls! Activities Include: Egg Hunt, arts & crafts, and a visit from the Spring Bunny.

El Dorado Hills Community Park

50 thAnniversary Celebration

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At opening night of the Friday Summer Concert Series!

Friday, May 18 • 7pm • EDH Community Park

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