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Pitching Warm-up
Pitchers will work on the windmill technique, and learn drills they can work on while at home or on their own. It will be beneficial for pitchers to find their own catcher to work with them during instruction. Catchers who attend will get an opportunity to work on catching skills during pitching drills, and catchers do not pay a user fee. -
Donation
By donating to Little Falls Community Services you help make programs like these possible! -
Private Piano Lessons
Lessons will be by invitation only and with an agreement provided by instructor. Dates may vary. This information will be communicated directly through instructor. -
Cross Country - Grade 6
Sixth Grade students will join the 7th-8th Grade Middle School Cross Country Program. Students will participate in practices and cross country meets determined by coaches and communicated to athletes prior to event. Athletes should report to the lower gymnasium doors of the High School unless told otherwise by coaches. They should wear weather appropriate comfortable athletic clothing and running shoes. Coaches will confirm and communicate any non-practice dates or changes to schedule. -
Lindy's Fall Dance League
Please join the LFHS Dance team The Lindy's for Fall League! This is a great opportunity to keep building on the skills they developed during Summer dance. They will be working on strength training, improving on and learning new dance skills, and fine-tuning techniques specific to high-school level competitive dance in order to prepare for the upcoming winter season. Along with that, routines will be taught and performed at a Flyer's football half-time, and potentially the Little Falls homecoming parade, a Pillager & Royalton football game. The team will be attending a dance show in Sauk Rapids. Details are to be determined and more information will be communicated by your coach. Transportation to practices and away football games must be provided by participants. This is open to all entering 7th-12th graders in the Little Falls, Pillager, and Royalton school districts. Please contact Coach Erin at esoderstrum@gmail.com if you have any questions. -
Toddler Time in the Gym
A safe and nurturing environment where your child can learn and grow alongside their peers, with you providing essential support and encouragement. Watch as your child develops new motor skills while taking supervised, yet exciting, risks. This program is designed to foster your child's physical, mental, social, and emotional development, all within a comfortable, encouraging environment. Your child will have the opportunity to practice various motor skills like walking, running, jumping, and learn fun skills such as monkey jumps, donkey kicks, and forward rolls. We'll also delve into concepts like colors, numbers, rhythm, and spatial awareness (over, under, around, through). Additionally, your child will learn to listen and follow directions with your support while playing with new friends. We create a comfortable and engaging environment for exploration by incorporating a diverse selection of materials including balls, bubbles, rhythm sticks, parachutes, beanbags, scarves, hula hoops, as well as safe equipment like bars, beams, incline mats, and barrel mats. As a parent or guardian, your participation, positive feedback, and support play a crucial role in your child's exploration. The more you actively participate and model behavior in class, the more comfortable your child will feel exploring and learning alongside you or independently. Children look up to the adults in their lives to learn how to feel and act. Therefore, we emphasize providing positive feedback through smiles, claps, hugs, reassurance, and patience, while holding little expectations for your child during class. -
Toddler Time: Open Exploration
Toddler Time: Open Exploration is a 45-minute hybrid class designed for kids under 5 to explore movement in a fun, open gym setting. Age-appropriate equipment and setups will be available for free exploration, giving children the freedom to climb, jump, and tumble at their own pace. The class starts and ends with optional, facilitated activities, providing a bit of structure while encouraging creativity and independence. This class fosters physical development, confidence, and social interaction in a safe, playful environment. Perfect for curious little ones ready to move! Siblings of any age that are not enrolled for the course are NOT allowed to participate in the activity OR jump/run/explore other equipment in the gym. This is for the safety of all involved. Thank you for understanding. -
Fall Youth Basketball
Come 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 in Lincoln: If your child attends Lincoln Elementary, there will be a staff member present to monitor your child until the workouts begin. If your child is being dropped off at 3:30, please bring them to door #17, on the North side of the building, enter, and have them proceed to the gym on the left. 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. For classes happening at the High School: Enter through door #1 and proceed through the Commons area to the steps down to the gym on the lower level. -
Reading Adventures in Randall
Join us in Randall for some of your favorite books, crafts and fun with Ms. Davis -
Kids in the Kitchen
Do you love cooking and want to get some more experience in the kitchen? Kindergartners through 5th graders are invited to join us for Kids in the Kitchen. We will go over basic safety, good kitchen habits, and learn some delicious kid friendly recipes. 1st Wednesday of the month 3:30-5 at Little Falls Community High School. Each young chef will cook, try their food and critique it, then go home with the recipe of the day. Let's encourage the 'foodie' in your young chef! Participants should meet the instructor at door #9 of the High School, across from the Exchange Arena. -
Karate
Learn authentic Japanese Karate. Striking, punching, and kicking your way to better health, improved coordination, concentration, and overall flexibility. Develop athletic skills applicable to many sports and recreation. This class is open to anyone with little or no experience. There is an opportunity for rank advancement and competition. Instructor: Sensei Tim Kiel, 7th Degree Black Belt, Central MN Karate -
SuperKid Saturdays!
Super Kid Saturdays are a morning of books, crafts, and fun. Pre-Kindergarten (4-1/2 years) through 2nd graders are invited to join us in the Lincoln School Age Child Care room the 2nd Saturday of each month. Each young reader will go home with a variety of crafts and a new book to share with their families. Let's celebrate super kids reading super books! This class will meet at door #13 of Lincoln Elementary, on the North side of the building. Participants must be potty trained to attend. -
Art Sparks
Want to ignite the spark of your child's creativity? Explore paint, sculpture, color, form and more. Each month will offer classes that will focus on different art styles and mediums. Everything from clay to watercolor to line drawings will be examined, taught and re-imagined. These classes are great for kids who are already creative and love to have more opportunities to dabble, as well as kids who are just starting to flex their artistic muscles. Each month will be registered for separately, so kids can sign up for one or more. Stay tuned shortly before the month begins for information about the specific theme and activity for that month's class! -
Olympic Weightlifting
What is Weightlifting? The sport of weightlifting consists of snatch and the clean & jerk. The athlete will get three attempts at each lift and the heaviest successful attempt in each lift will be added together for a total. The total is how you are measured against other lifters. We lift using kilos and not pounds. 1kg = 2.2 pounds. The LFWL CLUB started so the students/athletes would have a goal to strive for as they trained. Weightlifting is a tremendous sport in itself and is extremely beneficial to athletic performance and the health of the body. Some of the physical benefits are improved confidence, changes in body composition, the importance of taking care of the body, setting and challenging personal records, and managing stress and pressure. It is suggested that athletes not take Strength & Fitness at the High School at the same time as being on the lifting team, due to overtraining, possible injury, and planning the training plans for these kids is problematic. The Olympic team is a way to build athleticism through proper lifting techniques, plyometrics, sprinting, and competition. You will need to compete in meets to be on the team. The goal is to compete in a minimum of two or more additional meets. This is a great way to train for sports, as it fills many of the boxes that will help with sports. Additional fees will be incurred for competitions, which are the athlete's responsibility. All schedule changes and information regarding competitions will be communicated through coaches. ALL lifters will lift at the Middle School Weightroom #129. See registration confirmation for schedule - it is varied. PLEASE NOTE: There will be a parent meeting held in the LF Middle School Commons Area October 22nd, 7 p.m. -
Girls Basketball - Grade 6
Sixth Grade students will join the 7th-8th Grade Middle School Basketball Program. Students will participate in practices and a selection of games determined by coaches. Information regarding games to be communicated by coaches prior to event. Skip dates listed follow district calendar, coaches will confirm and communicate any non-practice dates or changes in schedule. This opportunity will include strenuous workouts for kids with previous basketball experience. If you feel that your child does not meet this criteria, they have an opportunity to play with the Little Falls Youth Basketball Association. Please contact them directly at flyersbasketball482@gmail.com -
Volleyball Clinic
These clinics are designed to teach players the techniques and drills necessary to improve as a volleyball player. Individual and team skills will be taught through a variety of games. Kids will have fun while improving their game and getting ready for the next season! -
Nordic Ski - Grade 6
Sixth-grade students will join the 7th - 12th Grade Nordic Skiers in this program. Students will participate in practices as well as a selection of meets. Coaches will communicate information regarding meets that will include the 6th Grade students. Coaches will inform the students of where to meet at beginning of the season. A parent/athlete meeting will be held closer to the start of the season, with more info to come. This meeting will cover equipment needs, schedule information, parent and athlete expectations and general tips & tricks for a very unique sport! -The official end date for 6th grade students has not been determined yet because of the frequently changing schedule. When more information from the MSHSL is provided, the end date will be more clear. Coaches will communicate any non-practice dates. -Class end time each day may vary depending upon practice or race location, weather conditions, etc. This will be communicated to all participants and parents in a timely manner. -
Holiday Ornaments- Painting Pottery
This fun event is for kids and adults! Sign up now to secure your spot for painting holiday themed ornaments. These ornaments are flat and two sided. All supplies are brought by Leaf River Pottery. 7 days after the class, Leaf river will deliver the fired and oh so beautiful painted ornaments. Pick up will be at 14800 Riverwood Dr. Children under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. -
Wrestling - Grade 6
Sixth Grade students will join the 7th-8th Grade Middle School Wrestling Program. Students will participate in practices and a selection of matches determined by coaches. Information regarding matches to be communicated by coaches prior to event.Skip dates listed follow district calendar, coaches will confirm and communicate any non-practice dates. -
Youth Wrestling
This class will introduce your kids to the fundamentals and basic moves involved in wrestling. You'll play some games and build basic wrestling skills. Any matches and other competition information will be communicated through coaches. Enter through the Middle School door #19 and proceed into the Commons Area on the right. Access to the rest of the school is not allowed, and ONLY wrestling participants should be attending practices. An informational meeting for new wrestling parents, and parents of new wrestlers, will be held in the Middle School Commons Area November 25th at 6:00 p.m. Families familiar with the program need not attend, and should plan on having their athlete at practice starting December 2nd. Please make alternate arrangements for your non-wrestling children, as this is an informational meeting for adults, and a trial practice for new wrestlers only. Kindergarten and Beginner Wrestlers practice from 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Experienced Wrestlers practice from 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. The wrestling season for those NOT proceeding to state level competitions will be complete on or around February 27th. More information on Flyer Youth Wrestling can be obtained on FaceBook @ LittleFallsMNYouthWrestling. -
Toddler Time in the Gym
A safe and nurturing environment where your child can learn and grow alongside their peers, with you providing essential support and encouragement. Watch as your child develops new motor skills while taking supervised, yet exciting, risks. This program is designed to foster your child's physical, mental, social, and emotional development, all within a comfortable, encouraging environment. Your child will have the opportunity to practice various motor skills like walking, running, jumping, and learn fun skills such as monkey jumps, donkey kicks, and forward rolls. We'll also delve into concepts like colors, numbers, rhythm, and spatial awareness (over, under, around, through). Additionally, your child will learn to listen and follow directions with your support while playing with new friends. We create a comfortable and engaging environment for exploration by incorporating a diverse selection of materials including balls, bubbles, rhythm sticks, parachutes, beanbags, scarves, hula hoops, as well as safe equipment like bars, beams, incline mats, and barrel mats. As a parent or guardian, your participation, positive feedback, and support play a crucial role in your child's exploration. The more you actively participate and model behavior in class, the more comfortable your child will feel exploring and learning alongside you or independently. Children look up to the adults in their lives to learn how to feel and act. Therefore, we emphasize providing positive feedback through smiles, claps, hugs, reassurance, and patience, while holding little expectations for your child during class. -
Kids in the Kitchen
Do you love cooking and want to get some more experience in the kitchen? Kindergartners through 5th graders are invited to join us for Kids in the Kitchen. We will go over basic safety, good kitchen habits, and learn some delicious kid friendly recipes. 1st Wednesday of the month 3:30-5 at Little Falls Community High School. Each young chef will cook, try their food and critique it, then go home with the recipe of the day. Let's encourage the 'foodie' in your young chef! Participants should meet the instructor at door #9 of the High School, across from the Exchange Arena. -
SuperKid Saturdays!
Super Kid Saturdays are a morning of books, crafts, and fun. Pre-Kindergarten (4-1/2 years) through 2nd graders are invited to join us in the Lincoln School Age Child Care room the 2nd Saturday of each month. Each young reader will go home with a variety of crafts and a new book to share with their families. Let's celebrate super kids reading super books! This class will meet at door #13 of Lincoln Elementary, on the North side of the building. Participants must be potty trained to attend. -
Art Sparks
Want to ignite the spark of your child's creativity? Explore paint, sculpture, color, form and more. Each month will offer classes that will focus on different art styles and mediums. Everything from clay to watercolor to line drawings will be examined, taught and re-imagined. These classes are great for kids who are already creative and love to have more opportunities to dabble, as well as kids who are just starting to flex their artistic muscles. Each month will be registered for separately, so kids can sign up for one or more. Stay tuned shortly before the month begins for information about the specific theme and activity for that month's class!