Prescott Community Center

Come and join the India Festival Celebration of Spring through music, dance, art, stories, and food. The kids will learn about traditional dress, listen to stories, dance to traditional Indian and Bollywood music, make crafts, and feast on traditional food. They may even learn a few Hindi greeting words. Cost: $45 Material fee: $10 **Adults are welcome to stay and work with their child. This is not required.** Please let us know of any food allergies.

Each day students will create a piece of art in a different media gaining inspiration from a famous artist known for their work in the media of that day. Tuesday, Feb 17: Collage Art / Hannah Hoch Wednesday, Feb 18: Drawing, Portrait / Nate Williams Thursday, Feb 19: Sculpture / Calder Friday, Feb 20: Monoprinting / Warhol Class $30 per day | Material fee $5 per day

Perfect for ages 11–15, this hands-on class teaches you how to confidently care for infants and children when parents are not present. You’ll discover how to plan fun, age-appropriate activities, manage challenging behaviors, handle emergencies, provide basic first aid, and even kickstart your own babysitting business. Please bring the following to class: 1) A baby doll or stuffed animal 2) A pencil or pen 3) A water bottle

Through demonstration, practice, and creative exploration, students will write, refine, and perform their own original hip-hop song. The program begins with the instructor performing two original hip-hop pieces, followed by guided listening to classic artists such as The Sugarhill Gang, KRS-One, and Kool Moe Dee. Students will explore what defines hip-hop culture and sound—rhythm, storytelling, message, and performance—and how it differs from rap alone. Next, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of lyric writing, including rhyme, flow, structure, and voice. The instructor will demonstrate how to pair lyrics with beats, using clear, engaging examples. Students will then write their own verses and experiment with beats to bring their songs to life. Throughout the class, students will listen to and respectfully critique each other’s work, learning how feedback strengthens both writing and performance. The program concludes with an optional live performance, where students can use the provided headset and speaker to confidently perform their finished hip-hop songs. Please bring a notebook, pen or pencil, water bottle and a nut-free snack.

At the Fast Skills Sports program, the coaches facilitate the essential elements of success in many different sports and activities. The instruction emphasizes both skill-specific and team play. The program will focus on the fundamentals, skills, and rules of Basketball. Sessions will include a combination of skill focus and game-play periods. Participants will learn more than just sports in the program. They are taught about teamwork, resiliency, self-discipline, and the importance of making good decisions. Play Safe, Play Fair, and Have Fun! **Parent/Guardian is NOT required to stay for this class.**

Have a kid who loves to move? Does your child want to explore different styles of games and sports without committing to a full season? Just want your little one to be active in a safe and well-coached environment? At the Kids Multi-Sport Program, we facilitate the essential elements of success in many different sports and activities. The instruction emphasizes both skill-specific and team play. The program will focus on fundamentals, skills, and rules of games. Sessions will include a combination of skill focus and game-play periods. Participants will learn more than just sports in the program. They are taught about teamwork, resiliency, self-discipline, and the importance of making good decisions. Play Safe, Play Fair, and Have Fun! Sign up for all 3-days or individual days! Tuesday, Feb 17 - Volleyball & Wiffle Ball Wednesday, Feb 18 - Floor Hockey & Pickleball Thursday, Feb 19 - Basketball & Badminton **Parents/Guardians are NOT required to stay for this program.**

Bring creative magic to life for this February Vacation! Kids will dive into adorable and creative winter arts and crafts to make the season warm and colorful. Multiple art stations will be set up, allowing children to complete one quick craft or spend more time creating several projects. They’ll explore paint, yarn, felt, beads, and other fun materials as they make unique works to bring home. Cost: $45 Material Fee: $5 Different arts/crafts are set up each day so that the kids can enjoy both days. **Parent/Guardian is NOT required to stay for this class.**

Come and join this fun and exciting Foam Dart Blaster event! Duck, dodge, and run to tag your friends at a distance while trying to achieve in-game objectives—then switch up the game and do it again! Practice integrity, sportsmanship, and teamwork during fun, fast games of foam dart blaster tag. In case of cold or inclement weather, activities will be held indoors in the gym. Class $45 | Material fee $6 Students are welcome to bring their Nerf-style blasters that use full-length foam darts to the event —we'll check them all for safety! Students should bring: Nerf-style blasters that use full-length foam darts (optional), water bottle or sports drink, a nut-free snack, wear clothes you can move in, close-toed secure footwear (no crocs or similar) Instructors will provide: Nerf-Style blasters, foam darts, safety glasses, moveable cover, other game materials as needed If you'd like to purchase a your own blaster, here are some recommended models: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Adventure-Force-Pyrorap..., https://www.walmart.com/ip/Adventure-Force-Spectru... https://www.target.com/p/dart-zone-magnum-x2-super..., https://www.target.com/p/dart-zone-blitzfire-x2-co..., https://www.target.com/p/x-shot-skins-last-stand-b...

Come and join this fun and exciting Foam Dart Blaster event! Duck, dodge, and run to tag your friends at a distance while trying to achieve in-game objectives—then switch up the game and do it again! Practice integrity, sportsmanship, and teamwork during fun, fast games of foam dart blaster tag. Students can bring their lunch and drinks to Prescott at 12:30 PM before the class or arrive at the class at 1:00 PM. Foam Darts will be located in the Gym if weather is not agreeable. In case of cold or inclement weather, activities will be held indoors in the gym. Class $45 | Material fee $6 Students are welcome to bring their Nerf-style blasters that use full-length foam darts to the event —we'll check them all for safety! Students should bring: Nerf-style blasters that use full-length foam darts (optional), water bottle or sports drink, a nut-free snack, wear clothes you can move in, close-toed secure footwear (no crocs or similar) Instructors will provide: Nerf-Style blasters, foam darts, safety glasses, moveable cover, other game materials as needed If you'd like to purchase a your own blaster, here are some recommended models: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Adventure-Force-Pyrorap..., https://www.walmart.com/ip/Adventure-Force-Spectru... https://www.target.com/p/dart-zone-magnum-x2-super..., https://www.target.com/p/dart-zone-blitzfire-x2-co..., https://www.target.com/p/x-shot-skins-last-stand-b...

This workshop introduces middle school girls to STEM through hands-on activities that inspire creativity, problem-solving, and confidence. Students will take part in engineering challenges such as building popsicle-stick bridges to explore structural design, weight distribution, and teamwork, as well as designing paper towers to practice planning and creativity. They will also try beginner coding activities and logic puzzles to learn the basics of programming, develop computational thinking, and see how technology can solve real-world problems. In addition, students will experiment with simple circuits using batteries and LEDs to understand electricity and circuits in a fun, interactive way. Team-based challenges and collaborative problem-solving activities will promote communication, leadership, and creative thinking. Short discussions and interactive activities will showcase real women in STEM careers, helping students connect the skills they are learning to exciting opportunities in engineering, computer science, architecture, and technology. No prior experience is required; students simply need curiosity, a willingness to experiment, and a desire to work with others. By the end of the workshop, participants will gain practical STEM skills, enjoy hands-on learning, and build confidence to explore STEM in school and beyond. All activities are beginner-friendly and hands-on, including bridge-building, coding, circuits, and design challenges. Students should wear comfortable clothing and handle materials safely. Instructors will provide shared materials. Sessions feature teamwork, problem-solving, and brief discussions on STEM careers and women in STEM. **All proceeds benefit the Prescott Community Center.**

Join us for a fun and hands-on adventure into authentic Italian cuisine! In this exciting class, children will learn how to make homemade fettuccine pasta and see how a delicious Bolognese Sauce is prepared—step by step. With Alessandro guiding the way, kids will get to watch as he demonstrates how to chop, stir, and add fresh ingredients like organic ground meat, eggs, flour, Parmigiano cheese, herbs, vegetables, tomatoes, and spices. Throughout the demonstration, children will be invited to lend a helping hand. After the sauce is ready, the kids will roll out and shape their own fresh fettuccine pasta. Once everything is cooked, we'll enjoy a tasty plate of pasta topped with our homemade Bolognese—either to eat in class or to take home and share with family. We will have olive oil and cheese options for the attendees who prefer a vegetarian sauce with their pasta. Proper hygiene, such as using plastic gloves and washing hands, will be followed. Buon Appetito! **Adults are welcome to stay and participate with their children.** Please bring a water bottle and a container to take home finished dishes and, if you like, an apron.

Kids will enjoy some fun games and activities and get to work on a service craft project to help others, all while parents take a moment to themselves. The service projects may include making birthday cards for Make-a-Wish kids with a critical illness, no-sew blankets, or greeting cards for Golden Age neighbors. Here is what they are saying about Kids for Community + Parents Night Out program: "Kids had Fun. They loved the Balloons!" "We appreciate this class so much! Our son loves it." "You changed the hours!!!"

This program is designed for students in Grades 1–2 who enjoy tennis, who know how to hit the ball and are ready for structured, active play with lots of ball hitting. Ladder Tennis keeps classes fun and engaging through games while helping players build consistency and confidence by focusing on hitting one more ball each time. Over this two-day program, students will develop their skills, improve control, and enjoy plenty of time on the court. Instructor will provide rackets. **All proceeds benefit the Prescott Community Center.**

This program is designed for students in Grades 3-4 who enjoy tennis, who know how to hit the ball and are ready for structured, active play with lots of ball hitting. Ladder Tennis keeps classes fun and engaging through games while helping players build consistency and confidence by focusing on hitting one more ball each time. Over this two-day program, students will develop their skills, improve control, and enjoy plenty of time on the court. Instructor will providee rackets. **All proceeds benefit the Prescott Community Center.**

This five-week class is perfect for anyone interested in learning how to create semi-realistic and cartoon-style Manga characters. Students will explore how to draw and shape character anatomy and face expressions, focusing on proportions, poses, and adding intricate details like accessories. The class also incorporates the use of various materials such as watercolor, markers, and colored pencils, while introducing creative topics like fashion design. Projects are designed to be fun and engaging, offering both basic and advanced techniques in anatomy drawing. Each session features new and exciting projects, making this class ideal for students who want to repeat and continue building their skills over multiple sessions. All materials are provided. Class $150 | Material fee $8

This program is intended to help students learn focus, physical fitness, and coordination, and to protect themselves. In addition, students will learn self-control through balancing mind, body, and spirit through the martial arts. Students will learn techniques from Karate, Kung Fu, and Jiu-Jitsu, and how these styles blend.

Build, Create, and Explore on Early Release Days at Prescott! Keep the learning and fun going after school with hands-on programs designed to spark creativity and curiosity. Kids will dive into exciting activities like LEGO® builds, Movie Making, Drones, STEM/STEAM projects, and Robotics. Each session includes two engaging projects with a short break in between to recharge and connect with friends. Students can bring their lunch and drinks to Prescott at 12:30 PM before the class or arrive at the class at 1:00 PM. The class requires a minimum of 6 students two days (48 hours) before the class date. Please register early so you don't miss the fun! Friday, February 6th: Animation Studio Create amazing movies with stop motion animation using LEGO® bricks. Children will work in teams to produce their very own movie, complete with dialogue and sound effects. Movies are uploaded to a secure site for family and friends to see how cool they are! Friday, March 20th: Ninjas Kids will learn about the history, culture, skills, and tactics of ninja warriors. Kids will learn about shinobi through a variety of building activities, games, and projects! From translating their name to Japanese to learning about the importance of strength, concentration, and agility, students are bound to have a blast. Friday, April 3rd: Real World Robotics In Snapology's Real World Robotics class using LEGO® Spike Prime, participants will create robotic models inspired by real life robotic technologies. In doing so, they will learn about gear ratio, sensors, simple machines, and programming while having a blast exploring the world of robotic technologies as they build, learn, and play. **Parent/Guardian is NOT required to stay. This is a drop-off program.

Kids will build and explore the world of Pokémon as they create their own gyms, battles, and even their very own generation of Pokémon. They’ll also learn about real-world science through the habitats of the Pokémon. Kids will have a blast becoming the best Pokémon trainer ever! Each session will include two project activities with a 20-minute break in between. The class requires a minimum of 9 students two days before the class date. Please register earlier so you won't miss the fun! **Parent/Guardian is NOT required to stay for this program.**

This social play group is designed for young children ages 2-3 with a range of developmental differences and support needs. The group provides a calm, welcoming environment where children can explore, play, and connect at their own pace. Each session includes time for free play with developmentally appropriate toys, a simple, sensory-friendly art activity, and a short circle time focused on songs, movement, or shared attention. Activities are flexible and responsive to each child’s interests, energy level, and regulation needs. The group is guided by a neuro-affirming approach that respects individual differences and emphasizes participation, connection, and joy rather than performance or compliance. Caregivers are encouraged to observe, join in as needed, and support their child in ways that feel comfortable and natural. This group is ideal for families looking for a gentle, supportive introduction to social experiences in a small group setting. **Parent/Guardian is required to stay for this program.**

The spoken word storytelling class incorporates the use of your five senses, the surrounding natural world, and the people you know to create a spoken word story, and the option to recite or perform it to the class. The instructor will start by performing two original spoken word pieces to show what spoken word is and how it is written to be performed live in front of an audience. Students will explore and express their five senses, the natural world (such as the ocean, deserts, their own backyard, and neighborhood), and the people in their lives (like parents, uncles, aunts, teachers, mentors, and themselves). Then, students will create their own spoken word piece and share it with others through reading or performing. The students will learn what makes a great performance: expression, eye contact, structured pauses, and VOLUME. Please bring a water bottle, a nut-free snack, pen or pencil, and notebook.

Class members will explore speaking in front of others with the help of storytelling, singing, miming, short monologues, and will work on a presentation to share on the last day. Students of other ages may be able to participate at instructor’s discretion - email classes@riseartscollab.org. **Parent/Guardian is NOT required to stay for this class. Parent/Guardian may wait outside of the classroom in the building.**