Youth Recreation
A Twin Lake Membership / CA Membership is required for registration. Memberships will now be added to family accounts in JackRabbit at the start of each new programming year and can be paid for at the same time as programming. If you have a CA membership other than from Twin Lakes, any registrations will not be verified until an email with the CA membership has been sent to the Twin Lakes Community.
Smashball FUNdamentals (Volleyball)
Suitable for kids in grade 1 – 3 (6 – 8 years).
This 6 week program:
- introduces children to the game of volleyball in a fun and interesting way;
- uses play experience (games & activities) to help children learn and develop basic movement & motor skills, game tactics, and rules;
- uses lighter and softer volleyballs
- activities / games are played on a smaller court (badminton court or modified volleyball court)
Smashball is a fun, fast-paced volleyball game-play variation that emphasizes attacking (hitting/spiking).
(No classes on stat holidays and school closures)
No equipment necessary.
Smashball Learn to Train (Volleyball)
Suitable for kids in grade 4 – 6 (9 – 12 years).
During this 8 week program, the children will:
- learn the basic skills of volleyball; (attacking, fore-arm passing, overhead passing, and serving)
- practice the skills through modified game play that incorporates:
- use lighter and softer volleyballs,
- a badminton court with the net at badminton height or a lowered volleyball net and;
- a maximum of 4 players per side
Smashball is a fun, fast-paced volleyball game-play variation that emphasizes attacking (hitting/spiking).
(No classes on stat holidays and school closures)
No equipment necessary.
Beginner Photography Class
Suitable for kids in grade 6 – 12 (10 – 18 years).
During this 3 day program, the students will learn how to properly use their own digital camera or the camera in their cell phone – ownership of a camera is not necessary to take this course (but it makes it easier!) Please ask your child to share their photos with you. Photos may be copied and used for instruction or to share with participants during the course, but will be deleted. It will be the participant or the parent’s responsiblity to download photos from the camera or phone, and to gain permission for the use of photos of others.
Parents are welcome to hang around and see what we’re doing, but keep in mind you might be put to work as equipment or prop carriers, computer helpers or fashion models!
Participants will need to bring:
- A cell phone or digital camera (preferred, any brand or size).
- Fresh batteries (or charged phone)
- USB stick (to save photos, min. 4 GB)
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
- A positive attitude
Goals of this club are as follows:
- How to compose different subjects, people and action.
- How to use light effectively
- How to use a camera, flash, and different settings
- How to download, save, and do basic editing of photos
- How to have fun with a camera
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