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Candy Corn CatapultsEnrichmentREADY, AIM, LAUNCH!! Step into the world of ballistics and structural engineering in this high-energy, hands-on workshop. In Candy Corn Catapults, students become "Siege Engineers" as they design, build, and calibrate their very own desktop launchers. The mission? To successfully navigate the physics of flight and land a "harvest" of candy corn into a series of bubbling cauldrons. It's a race against gravity and a test of architectural strength!2026 -
Clay TargetYour 6-12th grader can participate in a great co-ed sport that prioritizes safety, fun and marksmanship!Category -
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Crafts with Ms.DavisEnrichmentGet ready to snip, glue, paint, and create! In Crafts with Ms. Davis, 1st - 4th graders will dive into seasonal themes with hands-on projects that spark imagination and creativity. Each session is packed with crafts, stories, games, and plenty of fun twists to keep things exciting. From cozy fall projects to cheerful winter creations and beyond, every session is a new adventure in making something special. Bring your creativity—and maybe a little glitter too! Lincoln kids will be able to ride their normal bus over to Lindbergh, where a helper will get them off the bus and into the classroom - easy breezy!2025 -
Crafts with Ms.DavisEnrichmentGet ready to snip, glue, paint, and create! In Crafts with Ms. Davis, K - 4th graders will dive into seasonal themes with hands-on projects that spark imagination and creativity. Each session is packed with crafts, stories, games, and plenty of fun twists to keep things exciting. From cozy fall projects to cheerful winter creations and beyond, every session is a new adventure in making something special. Bring your creativity—and maybe a little glitter too! Lincoln kids will be able to ride their normal bus over to Lindbergh, where a helper will get them off the bus and into the classroom - easy breezy!NOTE: In the registration process, you can sign up for ALL 3 months of Crafts with Ms Davis and save $15 (be sure to do this BEFORE the first session!)2026 -
Crafts with Ms.DavisEnrichmentGet ready to snip, glue, paint, and create! In Crafts with Ms. Davis, K - 4th graders will dive into seasonal themes with hands-on projects that spark imagination and creativity. Each session is packed with crafts, stories, games, and plenty of fun twists to keep things exciting. From cozy fall projects to cheerful winter creations and beyond, every session is a new adventure in making something special. Bring your creativity—and maybe a little glitter too! Lincoln kids will be able to ride their normal bus over to Lindbergh, where a helper will get them off the bus and into the classroom - easy breezy!NOTE: In the registration process, you can sign up for ALL 3 months worth of Crafts with Ms Davis and save $15 (be sure to do this BEFORE the first session!)2027 -
DanceOur district offers dance classes for a variety of ages and skill levels. Kids in our area can join our Lindy's during different times of the year for competition or skills clinics!Category -
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Starting SoonDaytime Open GymEnrichmentLooking for a way to burn off energy and stay active this winter? We’re opening up our gymnastics space for any families or groups who are free during daytime hours—including homeschoolers, preschoolers, stay-at-home families, caregivers, and anyone wanting active indoor play! Kids can jump, climb, tumble, and explore in a safe, welcoming environment—perfect for getting the wiggles out, building skills, and having fun with friends. Open gym time is monitored by one of our gymnastics coaches, so safety is a high priority. Pre-registration required to reserve your spot! This is a wonderful way to meet other daytime families while enjoying movement, fitness, and indoor fun during the cold months. We can’t wait to see you in the gym!2026 -
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Driver's Education - ClassroomDriver's ServicesClasses will meet for three hours each class session. Students enrolling in Classroom Driver's Education should be within 2 months of turning 15 by the end of the last date of the Driver's Education Class. Students MUST BE 15 in order to take the permit test. PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGES TO THE PAYMENT PROCESS. THE REGISTRATION FEE HOLDS YOUR PARTICIPANTS' SPOT IN THE CLASS. THE REMAINING CLASS FEE AND BEHIND-THE-WHEEL COSTS REQUIRE PAYMENT DIRECTLY TO MILLE LACS DRIVING INSTRUCTION. 2026 FEE SCHEDULE IS $125 FOR CLASSROOM EDUCATION, AND $320 FOR BEHIND-THE-WHEEL. Please call Sarah with any direct questions about schedule and fees. 320.632.7902 Listed below are the four requirements to complete Driver's education successfully through Mille Lacs Driving Instruction. Attendance of all 30 hours of classroom instruction. NO behavioral issues during class time, prior to class start within the building, or during breaks. If behaviors occur, the instructor OR Community Services staff reserves the right to expel students from the course, which will result in forfeiture of fees. Completion of ALL classroom in-class work and homework. Full payment of $225 Mille Lacs Driving Instruction course fee no later than start of first class date. You will recieve a direct communication from Mille Lacs Driving Instruction on how to complete the payment and sign the required contract.2026 -
Driver's Education - ClassroomDriver's ServicesClasses will meet for three hours each class session. Students enrolling in Classroom Driver's Education should be within 2 months of turning 15 by the end of the last date of the Driver's Education Class. Students MUST BE 15 in order to take the permit test. PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGES TO THE PAYMENT PROCESS. THE REGISTRATION FEE HOLDS YOUR PARTICIPANTS' SPOT IN THE CLASS. THE REMAINING CLASS FEE AND BEHIND-THE-WHEEL COSTS REQUIRE PAYMENT DIRECTLY TO MILLE LACS DRIVING INSTRUCTION. 2026 FEE SCHEDULE IS $125 FOR CLASSROOM EDUCATION, AND $320 FOR BEHIND-THE-WHEEL. Please call Sarah with any direct questions about schedule and fees. 320.632.7902 Listed below are the four requirements to complete Driver's education successfully through Mille Lacs Driving Instruction. Attendance of all 30 hours of classroom instruction. NO behavioral issues during class time, prior to class start within the building, or during breaks. If behaviors occur, the instructor OR Community Services staff reserves the right to expel students from the course, which will result in forfeiture of fees. Completion of ALL classroom in-class work and homework. Full payment of $225 Mille Lacs Driving Instruction course fee no later than start of first class date. You will recieve a direct communication from Mille Lacs Driving Instruction on how to complete the payment and sign the required contract.2027 -
Driver's ServicesCommunity Services offers the classroom portion of Driver's Education at various times throughout the year to get your newest driver ready to be on the road safely.Category -
ECFE+1Daytime ClassesECFE+1 Age Group: 3-year-olds Overview: ECFE+1 is a unique early childhood class designed for families who want to provide their 3-year-old with additional classroom experience and socialization opportunities. This program blends the supportive, parent-child engagement of Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) with the structured learning environment of a traditional preschool. Class Structure: Parent & Child Day (Tuesdays): Once per week, parents attend with their child for an interactive ECFE session. This time includes guided play, early learning activities, and a parenting discussion facilitated by an early childhood educator. Parents will gain insights into child development and strategies to support learning at home. Preschool Day (Thursday): On the second day each week, children attend independently, experiencing a preschool-style classroom with hands-on activities, peer interactions, and foundational learning experiences that build social-emotional and early academic skills. Benefits of ECFE+1: ✔️ A gentle transition into structured learning for young children ✔️ Quality time for parents and children to learn together ✔️ Socialization and peer interactions in a classroom setting ✔️ Confidence-building experiences for both children and parents Join us for ECFE+1 and give your child a strong start in their early learning journey!2026 -
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Early Childhood Family EducationEarly Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is based on the idea that parents provide their child's first and most significant learning environment. ECFE works to support you as a parent/caregiver and to strengthen and empower families. The goal is to enhance the ability of all parents and other family members to provide the best possible environments for their child's learning and development.Category -
Edible 3D Cell ModelsAdults with DisabilitiesAre you ready to build the building blocks of life - one cookie at a time? Step into our "Cytology Kitchen" for a hands-on exploration of the microscopic world. In this class, we trade microscopes for spatulas as we engineer delicious, three-dimensional models of the most important structures on Earth: THE CELL. We'll dive deep into the differences between the creatures of the animal kingdom and the wonders of the plant world. By the end of the session, you won't just know what cells look like; you'll know exactly how it's built and what makes it "tick."2026 -
EnrichmentThis is where you can find activities that aren't sports... Reading Adventures, crafts, babysitting classes and more!Category -
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FAB FootballFootballLittle Falls Community Services is once again excited to announce the sign-up opportunity for FAB Football. Players who will be in the 5th & 6th grades for the 2026-2027 school year are eligible to participate in the 4-week Fall program. FAB Football is an opportunity for our young players to learn the necessary skills, positions, and developmental techniques in the game of football. Players will practice in full equipment during the evening practices (helmets, shoulder pads, etc). With player safety in mind for our youngsters, contact and tackling will be limited throughout practices to keep players as safe and healthy as possible. Our goal is that at least one scrimmage will take place near the end of the year against an out of town team. All players will be REQUIRED to appear for player equipment distribution at the practice field near the varsity softball field on Thursday, Sept. 10th from 6:00-7:00 PM. This will be the ONLY time the equipment shed will be open for access to equipment, so please be respectful of coaches' and volunteers' time.Coaches will communicate with families through TeamReach. Please download the app and sign up for FAB Football 2026 with the following code: FLYERS2627 Please drop off participants no more than 10 minutes before practice begins and plan to pick them up promptly when practice ends. For safety, participants should not be left unsupervised before or after scheduled practice times. ISD 482 is not responsible for injuries that occur outside of scheduled practice. Thank you for helping us keep FAB Football safe and fun for everyone!2026 -
Starting SoonFall Soccer CampSoccerJoin the Flyer Varsity Soccer staff this Fall for an exciting opportunity to take your soccer skills to the next level! This program is designed for athletes who are eager to improve their game through focused, high-quality training sessions. Players will benefit from hands-on coaching and mentorship from our experienced Varsity coaches and players. Each session will include a variety of drills and activities tailored to enhance individual skills such as ball control, passing, shooting, footwork, defensive strategies, conditioning, and overall game awareness. Whether you're looking to strengthen your fundamentals or develop advanced techniques, this program will help you grow as a player and build confidence on the field. Don’t miss out on the chance to train with the best and elevate your game! September 22nd, kids will have the opportunity to particpate at a Varsity game, including getting announced before the game starts! Participants should be at the field by 4:45 at this event.2026 -
Fall Volleyball - Grades 3-6VolleyballBump, set, spike—it's time to hit the court and the sand! This fun and energetic volleyball program is open to all 3rd- 6th grade players ready to grow their skills, build teamwork, and compete against local teams. Practices will take place at the high school and at Bennington’s Entertainment Center for exciting sand volleyball experience. On rainy days, players will enjoy team-building activities indoors at Bennington’s. FEE INCLUDES A NEW VOLLEYBALL & A CUSTOM TEAM SHIRT! Multiple dates at the High School and Lindbergh will include the opportunity for girls to stay after practice to attend JV and Varsity home games. More info to come straight from the coaches! Schedule changes and team information will be shared through TeamReach by Coach Nick. Please use code: lfvbafall2026 Let’s play! 🏐2026 -
Fall Youth BasketballBasketballCome join the Flyer Varsity basketball staff this Fall to hone your skills before the Winter season! Workouts will spend the majority of the time working with the Varsity coaches and players on various drills geared toward player development. For classes happening at the High School: Enter through door #1 (main door off the student parking lot) and proceed through the Commons area to the steps down to the gym on the lower level. For classes happening at Lindbergh: If your child attends at Lindbergh Elementary, they must leave the building until class start time. There will NOT be a staff member present to monitor your child until the workouts begin. Please enter the building through door #12 and proceed down to the gym on the lower level.2026 -
Family EventsFind everything from weekly outings for your littles to a big event that your whole family can attend. There is something fun for everyone in our Family Events!Category