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  • Open Gym Passes

    Feeling a bit cooped up and need a break from the daily routine? Why not shake off that cabin fever with a fun morning at the Middle School Gym? Whether you're in the mood for a game of volleyball, shooting some hoops, or just running around with friends, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Come join us for a bit of exercise and a lot of fun! We encourage online enrollments. If there are no enrollments online for any given open swim day, we will cancel that session without notice. Day passes can be purchased at the gym from the monitor on duty. CASH ONLY FOR DAY PASSES ON SITE! You may bring your own equipment (balls, rackets, etc.), but nothing with wheels or things that will damage the gym floor. No food or drinks except water allowed in the gym. Snacks are available for purchase in the concession stand area. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Gym passes do NOT gain you access to utilize the pool or lockers. If you wish to swim, please purchase an Open Swim pass. No organized association practices allowed during this time - it is shared community space! Punchcards: If you purchase a punchcard, it will be kept in a file at the concession stand with your family name on it. The monitor on duty will punch your card at each use. Once used up you can purchase a replacement card if desired. Please note: In case of emergencies, cancellation notices are sent out via text to the number on your account. You can also look at our FaceBook page for emergency weather cancellation information.
  • 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
  • Soccer - Grade 6

    Sixth-grade boys are invited to join the Middle School Soccer team alongside 7th and 8th graders! Players will participate in regular practices and compete in matches scheduled by the coaching staff. Athletes should arrive ready to play in weather-appropriate athletic clothing, shin guards, and soccer cleats. Practice and game locations will be shared by coaches, and any changes to the schedule or cancellations will be communicated directly. This is a great chance to build skills, be part of a team, and have a fun season on the field! ⚽ First Day Meeting Location and Time: Belle Prairie Fields 3:15pm-5:00pm All subsequent practice dates and times will be shared with athletes directly from coaching staff. If you are able to attend the MSHSL meeting at the High School Auditoriium Monday, August 10th at 6:00pm, additional information will be shared from coaches after the meeting. *Please let coaches know that your athlete is in 6th grade, needs schedule information, and is not part of the MSHSL.Supplies Needed: Tennis shoes, cleats, shin guards
  • High School Open Gymnastics

    Pre-registration with a passcode is required to reserve your spot. If you do not have access to the passcode, please reach out to Sarah at 320.632.7902
  • Fierce Flyers

    Welcome to Fierce Flyers Gymnastics! We are super excited to keep youth competitive gymnastics going! Having a feeder program will help these ladies grow and be ready for the High School Gymnastics team in the future. Thank you for being a part of our gymnastics family!COMPETITIONS:-9/26/26 HOME vs. Maple Lake-10/10/26 HOME vs. Melrose-10/25/26 HOME vs. Willmar-11/6/26 AWAY @ Melrose-11/15/26 HOME vs. Brainerd-11/21/26 AWAY @ BrainerdPayment is required in full prior to participation. There may be some equipment and apparel requirements that will incur additional costs. Those items will be paid directly to the head coach, who will manage the ordering of the items.THIS CLASS IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES SCHOLARSHIPS.
  • Tennis - Grade 6

    Sixth-grade students are invited to take part in practices and 6 matches with the 7th–12th grade Tennis program! This is a great opportunity to learn the game, build skills, and be part of the team environment. Athletes will participate in regular practices and compete in approximately 6 matches throughout the season. Practice and competition schedules will be set by the head varsity coach, and all communication—including match info, weather-related changes, and other updates—will come directly from her. This is a fun way for young athletes to experience competitive tennis and grow alongside older players. Let’s hit the courts! 🎾 First Day Meeting Location & Time: HS Tennis Courts 8:00-10:00am All subsequent practice dates and times will be shared with athletes directly from coaching staff. If you are able to attend the MSHSL meeting at the High School Auditorium Monday, August 10th at 6:00pm, additional information will be shared from coaches after the meeting. *Please let coaches know that your athlete is in 6th grade, needs schedule information, and is not part of the MSHSL.Supplies Needed: Tennis racquet, tennis shoes, appropriate tennis attireTeam Reach Code
  • Lindy's Fall Dance League

    Keep the momentum going from Summer Dance and join the Lindy Dance Team for Fall League! This is a great opportunity for dancers to continue building strength, sharpen their technique, and learn new skills—all while preparing for the upcoming winter competitive season. Dancers will learn routines to be performed at a Flyers football halftime show and may also perform at the Little Falls Homecoming Parade, as well as at Pillager and Royalton football games. What to know: Athletes are required to wear black tennis shoes and tan jazz shoes for performances. Any color tennis shoes or jazz shoes are acceptable for practices. If this is your first time joining Fall League, there will be a one-time purchase of a performance T-shirt. Performance pants will be provided. Open to students entering grades 7–12 in the Little Falls, Pillager, and Royalton school districts. Participants must provide their own transportation to practices and away football games. 📧 Questions? Contact Coach Erin at esoderstrum@gmail.com. Let’s dance, perform, and represent our schools with pride!
  • Child and Babysitting Safety Class

    The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute provides everything you need to know for safe and successful babysitting. The students will receive their certification card and instructions to access a digital copy of the CABS student book at the end of class. Topics cover everything from getting started with your business to collaborating with parents and children, safety, safe sleep practices, caregiving, emergencies, and basic first aid. CABS will help set you up for babysitting success. Students must be present for the entire class and complete the core learning objectives to receive certification, valid for two years. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen.
  • Home Alone!

    Is your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a mature and well-prepared child. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone,” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after-school routines, phone calls and door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, handling the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, fire safety, intruders, and basic first aid tips. Students attend this class independently, and parents are encouraged to review the information and discuss it with their child/children after class.
  • Youth Cross Country

    Ready to hit the trails and discover a love for running? Our Grades 4–6 Cross Country program is the perfect way for young athletes to build endurance, confidence, and teamwork while having fun outdoors! Veteran coaches Mattia and Zean Baker will lead participants through engaging practices that focus on proper running form, pacing, warm-ups, and endurance-building games and workouts. Whether your child is an experienced runner or trying cross country for the first time, everyone is welcome! Throughout the season, athletes will have the opportunity to compete in four 1-mile cross country meets, racing against students from other schools in a fun and encouraging environment. The emphasis is on personal growth, sportsmanship, and doing your best! Additional Information: Grades: 4–6 Coaches: Mattia & Zean Baker Meet Location: Lindbergh Elementary, PAC Pick-Up: 4:30 PM at Door #12 of Lindbergh Elementary Equipment Needed: Black athletic shorts Good running shoes (Participants on athletic teams receive a 20% discount at Endurance Running in St. Cloud or Brainerd!) Water bottle Communication: Families should join Remind using class code lfycc26 for important updates and announcements. Competitions: September 17 – Lucky Lindy Home Meet at the Little Falls Golf Course (Don't miss it!) 🏃 September 21 – Away Meet in Pierz (Parent transportation required.) September 26 – Away Meet in Brainerd at Forestview Elementary (Parent transportation required.) October 6 – Away Meet in Pequot Lakes (Possible bus transportation; more information will be shared as it becomes available.) Come run with us, make new friends, and discover just how much fun cross country can be! 🏃🍂🏅
  • FAB Football

    Little 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!
  • Lindy's Dance Team Fall Kid's Clinic

    Calling all future dancers in completed Kindergarten through 6th grade! Join the Little Falls High School Dance Team for a high-energy day filled with dancing, fun, and school spirit. This exciting clinic is the perfect opportunity to learn new moves, meet members of the Lindy's Dance Team, and perform in front of a hometown crowd! Participants will: Learn a halftime routine taught by the Little Falls High School Lindy's Dance Team. Register by August 29th to receive a clinic t-shirt! Everyone gets a Domino's pizza meal! Borrow pom poms for the performance (to be returned after the game). Cheer on the Flyers alongside the dance team during sideline performances before halftime. Perform the routine on the field/court during halftime. Be picked up in the Lindbergh Elementary gym following the halftime performance. What to Wear Black leggings Tennis shoes Clinic t-shirt (provided) Hair pulled back in a secure ponytail What to Bring Water bottle Cold lunch or additional snack if your dancer would like something besides pizza Whether your child is trying dance for the first time or already loves to perform, this clinic is a fun and encouraging way to build confidence, learn new skills, and create lasting memories. We can't wait to dance with you!
  • Beginner

    This class is for gymnasts in Kindergarten and older or those who have passed the Munchkin level. In this 45-minute class, gymnasts will warm up and stretch with a few fun songs. Gymnasts will then split into small groups to work with coaches to learn gymnastics skills on all four events. Some skills worked on in this class are: Vault: Pumping arms while running, tight body standing jumps and rebounds, and arm circles. Bars: Front support, hollow casts, pull overs, and beginning to learn a squat-on. Beam: Becoming more comfortable on the meduim/high beam by walking, kicking, and jumping. Floor: Straight jumps, forward rolls, backwards rolls, bridges, and beginning to learn a cartwheel.
  • Munchkin

    Munchkins:This class is for children ages 3-5 to do the class independently. In this 45 minute class, gymnasts will warm up and stretch with a few fun songs. They will then participate in obstacle courses, working on basic gymnastics and body awareness skills on all four events.
  • Tot and Me!

    This class is for children ages 18 months to 4 years old and an adult to do the class together. In this half-hour class, gymnasts will warm up and stretch with a few fun songs. They will then participate in obstacle courses, working on basic gymnastics skills and body awareness.
  • Babies & Toddlers on the Move

    Babies on the Move: This class is for babies birth to 24 months. In this class, grown-ups and their baby will participate in songs and activities that help develop a babies gross motor and social skills. Walkers are welcome!
  • 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 This class will be held in the PAC of Lindbergh Elementary. This is a 'separating' class, where only the participant is allowed in the instruction space. Students and families are not allowed in any other are of the building while waiting for Karate, please be prompt for drop off and pick up at door #12 of Lindbergh Elementary. K-2nd grade students will ride a transfer bus from Lincoln Elementary to Lindbergh, then enter the building and go into the PAC.PLEASE NOTE: Sessions starting February 18 & later will only accept new students in grades 3-6.
  • Level 1

    This class is for gymnasts who have passed Beginner level. In this hour-long class, gymnasts will participate in a warm-up routine that helps them build their strength and flexibility. Gymnasts will then split into small groups to work with coaches to learn gymnastics skills on all four events. Some skills worked on in this class are: Vault: Running with an arm circle/ hurdle, rebounds to a spotting block, jumping to a springboard with an arm circle. Bars: 2 pike glides in a row, re-grasp grips, pull-up/pullover (w/ Light Spot from Block), beginning to learn a back-hip circle, and continuing to perfect a squat-on, with a floor bar. Beam: Continue becoming comfortable on the medium/ high beam by jumping and pivoting. Start working on cartwheels on the laser beam. Floor: Learn the different kinds of jumps, perfect a straight leg bridge, and continue learning the basics of a good handstand and cartwheel.
  • Level 2

    This course is for gymnasts who have passed level one. In this hour-long class, gymnasts will participate in a warm-uproutine that helps them build their strength and flexibility. Gymnasts will then split into small groups to work with coaches to learn gymnastics skills on all four events. Some skills worked on in this class are: Vault: Hurdle and arm circle onto a spring board onto feet up onto Resi and a Standing Handstand Flat-back on 8” Mat. Bars: Pull-up / pull over from standing, tap Swings (with regrip), casts, backhip circles, and squat-ons. Beam: Jumps and turns on the medium/high beam. Cartwheels and handstands on the low beam. Floor: Jumps and leaps with good form. Cartwheels with good form. Bridge kick overs and back walk-overs.
  • Flag Football

    🏈 FLAG FOOTBALL IS BACK! 🏈 After a year off, Flag Football is making its exciting return for students in 2nd–4th grade! Get ready to learn the fundamentals of football, build your skills, and have a blast with friends. Participants will practice on Mondays: September 21, September 28, October 5, and October 12 at 5:30pm at the Lindbergh Practice Fields. During these sessions, players will work on passing, catching, flag pulling, teamwork, and game strategy. The best part? You'll get the unique opportunity to practice and learn alongside members of the Varsity Football Team! Our high school players will help teach skills, encourage young athletes, and make each practice a memorable experience. Then, after four weeks of practice, it's game time! Players will take the field during Youth Night at a Varsity Football Game on DATE TBD. Participants will have the chance to showcase what they've learned and experience the excitement of Friday night football under the lights! Whether you're new to football or already love the game, this is a great opportunity to develop skills, make new friends, and be part of the Flyer football family. Don't miss out—Flag Football is BACK and better than ever!
  • Crafts with Ms.Davis

    Get 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!)
  • 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 This class will be held in the PAC of Lindbergh Elementary. This is a 'separating' class, where only the participant is allowed in the instruction space. Students and families are not allowed in any other are of the building while waiting for Karate, please be prompt for drop off and pick up at door #12 of Lindbergh Elementary. K-2nd grade students will ride a transfer bus from Lincoln Elementary to Lindbergh, then enter the building and go into the PAC.
  • Crafts with Ms.Davis

    Get 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!)
  • Beginner

    This class is for gymnasts in Kindergarten and older or those who have passed the Munchkin level. In this 45-minute class, gymnasts will warm up and stretch with a few fun songs. Gymnasts will then split into small groups to work with coaches to learn gymnastics skills on all four events. Some skills worked on in this class are: Vault: Pumping arms while running, tight body standing jumps and rebounds, and arm circles. Bars: Front support, hollow casts, pull overs, and beginning to learn a squat-on. Beam: Becoming more comfortable on the meduim/high beam by walking, kicking, and jumping. Floor: Straight jumps, forward rolls, backwards rolls, bridges, and beginning to learn a cartwheel.