This class is for children who have never learned to ride a bike before or need to relearn the basics. Certified instructors use a technique that is intuitive and will take students through a progressive curriculum that has a very high success rate. Topics addressed include balance skills, basic steering skills and basic braking skills. Registration fee includes the rental of a bike and a Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)-approved helmet. If the student would like to bring their own helmet, it must be CPSC approved. Students are asked to wear comfortable, weather-appropriate outerwear and bring water and a snack. Students will be contacted two weeks in advance of the class to ensure that the proper size bicycle is provided. Due to bike sizes, child must be at least 45 inches tall.>

Beginners will learn basic positions, terminology and barre technique.*

This class session is structured as an introduction to ballet basics with an emphasis on creative movement.*

Students will be introduced to the skills and processes necessary to create a performance. Participants will perform in an original production on Saturday, March 22 and Sunday, June 8 at 3:00 p.m in the CenterStage at RCC Hunters Woods. Preparing for the production will require additional technical rehearsals during the week of March 17-21 and June 2-6. The class meets on Fridays from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Students are reminded that class attendance is critical to their success, so please plan schedules accordingly.

Introduction to hip-hop movement with a focus on creativity, flexibility and fun. Instruction is provided to age-appropriate music.*

Students will explore and unlock their imagination using various media such as pastels, watercolor, tempera, colored pencils and much more. Each class session will give participants the freedom to make choices and think about what is visually pleasing to them as an artist, resulting in fun, creative projects.*

The RCC Woodshop is available on specific dates and times during December and January to allow Cub Scouts to work on Pinewood Derby projects. Scouts may register individually with an accompanying parent/guardian. The Woodshop will not be available for Pinewood Derby projects outside of the scheduled times. The Woodshop will host up to six Scouts and six parents/guardians per session. All Scouts and parents/guardians must register and pay.*