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Summer Softball Basics
Softball Basics: Building Softball Skills for K-2 Players! Ready to step up to the plate? Softball Basics is designed for young athletes in Kindergarten through 2nd grade who are ready to advance their skills in a fun and supportive environment. This program works on basic fundamentals.In this class, kids will participate in interactive drills, skill-building challenges, and modified scrimmage exercises to put their growing abilities into action.Each session will focus on:⚾ Hitting with Power & Accuracy – Players will work on proper batting stance, swing mechanics, and hand-eye coordination to make solid contact with the ball.🥎 Throwing & Catching Fundamentals – Improved throwing techniques and catching confidence will be emphasized to develop strong defensive skills.🏃 Base Running & Game Awareness – Kids will learn when to run and how to round the bases efficiently.🧤 Fielding Techniques – Introduction to proper fielding mechanics, including ready position, glove work, and reacting to ground balls.🤝 Teamwork & Sportsmanship – Through small-group drills and team-based challenges, players will learn communication skills, teamwork, and positive competition.Softball Basics is the perfect next step for young athletes looking to sharpen their softball skills while having fun in an encouraging environment. Whether your child is preparing for their first season or looking to build on their experience, this class will set them up for success on the field! Family volunteers are welcome to participate, so please let us know if you are interested in helping out! -
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 December 1st at 5:30 p.m. Families familiar with the program need not attend, and should plan on having their athlete at practice starting at 6:00 p.m. 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. Tuesday evenings are for Advanced Wrestlers only. Coaches will discuss with families who should be attending these nights. All other athletes will practice Mondays/Thursdays only. The wrestling season for those NOT proceeding to state level competitions will be complete on or around February 27th. Reach out directly to Shawn kleinschmidt for more information on Flyer Youth Wrestling. spatzoldt@yahoo.com -
Nordic Youth Camp
Welcome to our Nordic Ski Camp! We're all about having fun while learning the basics of cross-country skiing in an exciting and playful setting. Designed especially for kids aged 4 to 15, our camp is packed with cool games and activities to help young skiers build their skills. Our friendly team of volunteers, who have decades of experience in both recreational and competitive skiing, are here to offer guidance and support, making sure everyone has a great time while learning. We can't wait to hit the trails with you! We recommend that children dress in warm clothing, as they will be outdoors for up to an hour at a time. Ski equipment (skis bindings boots and poles) will be provided for use during the camp, but if you have your own equipment, please bring it! We have limited sets and would love to provide for everyone. Rest assured, snacks and breaks will be available in a cozy, heated indoor space to keep everyone comfortable and refreshed. Join us for an unforgettable adventure on the snow that will last for a lifetime of recreational fun! The location and schedule for this class is going to vary from week to week, between the Community Services Building (equipment pickup and dropoff), Crane Meadows Wildlife Refuge and the Little Falls Golf Course. Updates will be shared with participants as the Winter progresses. Parents, if you would like to participate but don't have your own equipment, you can sign up too! We'll get you outfitted with everything you need for the season! -
JR.Flyers Gymnastics
Welcome to Jr. Flyers Gymnastics! We are super excited to start to get the youth competitive team back up and running! Having a feeder program will help these little ladies grow and be ready for the High School Gymnastics team in the near future. Thank you for being a part of our gymnastics family! Payment is required in full prior to participation. There may be some additional 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. -
Lindy's Dance Team Summer League
The Little Falls Dance Team is excited to offer our Summer Dance Program for students entering grades 7–12 from the Little Falls, Royalton, and Pillager school districts. This program is open to current team members as well as students interested in joining the LFDT Winter Dance Team. All experience levels are welcome—from beginners to seasoned dancers. Our dedicated coaching staff works with each dancer to develop strong foundational skills while improving technique, endurance, strength, and flexibility in a supportive and inclusive environment. This is a great opportunity to grow as a dancer, build confidence, and connect with the LFDT community. In addition to the summer league, we offer optional private dance camps that require an additional fee. Examples include private camps with collegiate teams, for example, an SCSU Dance Team camp. These camps are not required for participation in the summer program, but do require a separate payment, based on the private camp fee. When possible, we schedule private camps on the same days as summer league practices to help keep schedules convenient. Because these opportunities are optional, only dancers who choose to participate are responsible for the additional cost, and no 'regular' practice will be held on those days. Dates and times for these opportunities will be shared directly from coaches. Dancers who participate in optional private camps or parades will need to purchase the LFDT tank top and shorts, which are reused each summer. These items are not included in the summer league fee, as those activities are optional.All athletes are expected to provide their own pair of jazz shoes and athletic lace up tennis shoes for practice. We recommend the tan Bloch Pulse Jazz Shoe from https://shop.justforkix.com. You can also reach out to coaches for questions about shoes. lfdt2019@gmail.com Join us this summer to train, improve, and be part of a positive and welcoming dance team experience! -
Lindy's Dance Team Kid's Clinic
Calling all future dancers from completed Pre-K through 5th grade! Join the Little Falls High School Dance Team for a high-energy day packed with dancing, creativity, and fun. This exciting clinic is the perfect introduction to dance in a welcoming and encouraging environment. Dancers will learn age-appropriate moves, basic technique, and fun routines, all taught by members of the LFHS Dance Team. The day wraps up with a special performance for family and friends, giving participants a chance to show off what they’ve learned and shine on the dance floor. Register by June 3 to receive a free T-shirt, and enjoy a provided lunch for all dancers. Whether your child is brand new to dance or already loves to move, this clinic is a fantastic way to build confidence, make memories, and have a blast. We can’t wait to dance with you! 🩰✨ -
Summer Softball Basics
Softball Basics: Building Softball Skills for K-2 Players! Ready to step up to the plate? Softball Basics is designed for young athletes in Kindergarten through 2nd grade who are ready to advance their skills in a fun and supportive environment. This program works on basic fundamentals.In this class, kids will participate in interactive drills, skill-building challenges, and modified scrimmage exercises to put their growing abilities into action.Each session will focus on:⚾ Hitting with Power & Accuracy – Players will work on proper batting stance, swing mechanics, and hand-eye coordination to make solid contact with the ball.🥎 Throwing & Catching Fundamentals – Improved throwing techniques and catching confidence will be emphasized to develop strong defensive skills.🏃 Base Running & Game Awareness – Kids will learn when to run and how to round the bases efficiently.🧤 Fielding Techniques – Introduction to proper fielding mechanics, including ready position, glove work, and reacting to ground balls.🤝 Teamwork & Sportsmanship – Through small-group drills and team-based challenges, players will learn communication skills, teamwork, and positive competition.Softball Basics is the perfect next step for young athletes looking to sharpen their softball skills while having fun in an encouraging environment. Whether your child is preparing for their first season or looking to build on their experience, this class will set them up for success on the field! Family volunteers are welcome to participate, so please let us know if you are interested in helping out! -
Sparkle & Sprinkle
Celebrate Independence Day with a burst of creativity and sweetness! In Sparkle & Sprinkle: 4th of July Cakepops, youth will roll, dip, and decorate their very own cakepops in patriotic style. Using red, white, and blue shimmers, sprinkles, and edible glitter, each cakepop becomes a dazzling treat that’s as fun to make as it is to eat. Participants will learn simple cakepop techniques, experiment with colorful designs, and create festive treats perfect for the holiday. At the end of class, everyone will take home their decorated cakepops to share with family and friends—adding sparkle to any 4th of July celebration. *Please only register your child. One registration = parent/child combo. -
Cupcake Wars: Youth Edition (with dinner, too!)
Step into the kitchen arena for a day of baking, creativity, and friendly competition! In Cupcake Wars: Youth Edition, participants will roll up their sleeves to bake their own cupcakes from scratch. While the cupcakes cool, everyone will enjoy a fun Dinner break together. (Dinner provided by Ms. B) Then the real challenge begins—our Cupcake Decorating Wars! With a wide variety of edible decorations to choose from, youth will design, frost, and decorate their cupcakes in imaginative ways. From sprinkles and candies to colorful frosting and creative toppings, the possibilities are endless. Every child will be celebrated as a winner, with prizes awarded for creativity, effort, and flair. It’s a sweet blend of culinary arts, teamwork, and fun competition that ends with delicious results. -
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 -
Winter Running Club
Looking to stay active (and sane) during the winter months? Join our After-School Winter Running Club! This group is for students in grades 5–12 who want a fun, supportive crew to run with twice a week after school. When: Mondays & Wednesdays, 3:30–4:30 PM Where: Meet at the high school by the trophy cases at 3:30. We’ll wrap up by 4:30 each day. What we’ll do: We’ll run outdoors most days to enjoy the fresh air and build endurance. If the weather is truly miserable, we’ll move inside and run on the treadmills or in the high school halls. What you need: Good running shoes Warm layers you can move in A positive attitude and willingness to try your best 😊 Come run, laugh, and keep your winter energy up with us! -
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. -
Open Gymnastics Gym
All Sundays in February and March Looking for a fun way for kids to stay active and burn off energy during the winter months? Join us for Open Gym, where families can enjoy active indoor play in our gymnastics space during a relaxed, non-competitive environment. Kids can jump, climb, tumble, and explore while building confidence, coordination, and strength. Open gym time is monitored by a gymnastics coach, so safety is always a top priority while kids move and play freely. Open Gym Options Non-Competitive Open Gym For toddlers through Level 3 gymnasts Sundays, 9:30–10:30 AM Cost: $5 per person, per session or $40 for all 9 sessions This session is ideal for younger gymnasts and those looking for a fun, low-pressure way to enjoy gymnastics skills and movement. Competitive Open Gym Sundays, 10:30 AM–12:00 PM Cost: $8 per person, per session or $65 for all 9 sessions Designed for our current competitive gymnasts who want extra time to practice skills in an open format. Registration Pre-registration is required to reserve your spot Space is limited Open Gym is a great way to stay active, socialize, and enjoy movement and fitness during the colder months. We can’t wait to see you in the gym! 🤸♀️ Rules for open gym-also included in your confirmation email -Please wear athletic clothing or a leo and no socks. -No food or beverages past the purple. -Please stay off the equipment/floor until open gym begins and the gym supervisor is present .-For children three and under: please have a grown-up within arm's reach the entire open gym to ensure safety for them and those around them. -Young children who have occasional bathroom accidents-please wear a pull-up to make sure our mats and floor stay clean.- This is an independent open gym time; there will not be a spotter present (there will be a gym supervisor present to ensure safety). Make sure anything you do in open gym can be done independently and safely. -
Boys Basketball (Kinder, First and Second Grade)
Come join the Flyer Varsity basketball staff and players this Winter to improve your basketball game. Practices will be Saturday mornings!!! We feel that to be a successful basketball program all players need to focus on developing and improving their individual games in the offseason. These sessions are an excellent opportunity for young players to better themselves as basketball players and learn more about our upper level programs. -
Daytime Open Gym
Looking 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. Details: Cost: $5 per person, per session Registration: Pre-registration required to reserve your spot Days/times: Mondays, 10-11am Registration: 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! -
Beginner
-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. Mondays: (7 sessions): beginning March 2nd to April 27th. No class March 30th or April 6th Come and see day April 27thWaitlist -
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. Mondays: (7 sessions): beginning March 2nd to April 27th. No class March 30th or April 6th -
Tot and Me!
-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. Mondays: (7 sessions): beginning March 2nd to April 27th. No class March 30th or April 6th -
Babies on the Move
Babies on the Move: This class is for babies birth to 18 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. Mondays: (7 sessions): beginning March 2nd to April 27th. No class March 30th or April 6th -
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. Tuesday/Thursday: (8 sessions in March and 8 sessions in April. You can sign up for both months or just one of the months, please note there will be NO leveling up between the two months.Tue/Thu, Mar 3 - Apr 30 5:30 - 6:30 PM Little Falls Community Services Grades K - 12thView more infoStarting Soon -
Level 2
Level two: 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. Tuesday/Thursday: (8 sessions in March and 8 sessions in April. You can sign up for both months or just one of the months, please note there will be NO leveling up between the two months.Tue/Thu, Mar 3 - Apr 30 4:30 - 5:30 PM Little Falls Community Services Grades K - 12thView more infoStarting Soon -
Level 3
-Level three: for gymnasts who have passed level 2. In this hour 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 towards learning the skills and etiquette needed to compete in gymnastics. Some skills worked on in this class are: What a routine looks like on each event, how to start and end a routine, how to avoid deductions in a routine (to avoid creating bad habits while practicing). Vault: Handstand flatbacks onto Resi and start to handspring onto Resi. Bars: Pull Up / pull Over (without spot), Back-hip circles (without spot), begin working on glide kips / kip with spot), 3 taps swings in a row on the high bar, cast squat-on on the low bar (without Spot). Beam: Continue perfecting jumps on the medium/high beam, cartwheels on the medium/high beam, begin working on mounting the beam, and handstands on medium beam. Floor: Perfecting leaps and jumps with good form, cartwheels and round-offs with good form, backward rolls to hollow, back walkovers, back handsprings down an incline, and handstand to bridge or front walkovers Tuesday/Thursday: (8 sessions in March and 8 sessions in April. You can sign up for both months or just one of the months, please note there will be NO leveling up between the two months.Tue/Thu, Mar 3 - Apr 30 3:30 - 4:30 PM Little Falls Community Services Grades K - 12thView more infoStarting Soon -
Clay Target League
The USA High School Clay Target League is an independent provider of shooting sports as an extracurricular co-ed and adaptive activity for students in grades 6 through 12. The organization’s priorities are safety, fun, and marksmanship – in that order. The League attracts student athletes that have earned their firearm safety certification to participate in shooting sports while creating a “virtual” competition among high school teams. Schedules for participants are listed in separate time brackets - Middle School will be bused to the site directly after school if needed. High School students are responsible for their own transportation. All scheduled dates are subject to change. Changes will be sent by coaching staff or Community Services, via TeamReach or text.There will be a parent/athlete meeting scheduled at the High School prior to the start of the season. The current schedule for the parent meeting is March 4th, 6-7 p.m. at the Middle School Media Center. This meeting is mandatory for all new participants and parents. Athletes must provide their Firearms Safety Certificate at the meeting. There will be a mandatory new athlete orientation Saturday, March 21st at Rice Creek. This is for ALL new athletes, Middle and High School. All returning athletes will have their first day of practice on March 25th. Participants must also register online through the Minnesota Trap League website at: https://mn.usaclaytarget.com/Registration ends March 23rd, with NO exceptions. Registration cost on usaclay is $40.00. This is a separate fee from the team registration. Call Community Services at 320.632.7902 with questions. -
Crafts with Ms.Davis
Get 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!