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Winter Program registration opens on Monday, November 27 at 9:00am

41 Cochituate Road, Wayland, MA 01778 (508) 358-3660 www.waylandrec.com

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WINTER PROGRAMS 2018

Our Summer Camps are now licensed by the Board of Health!

See Page 17-19!

Visit our website waylandrec.com to register.

Online registra on is highly recommended, as some programs fill quickly. When you register online you will

automa cally receive an email receipt of your transac on, refer to your receipt for program info, loca ons, mes, and dates.

Registra ons are first come‐first served. You may also call the Rec Office at 508‐358‐3660,

mail in a program registra on form (last page) or visit the Rec Office, 2nd Floor, Town Building.

REFUND POLICY

Our programs are supported solely by par cipant fees. If you need to cancel a registra on, you must no fy our office at least 10 business

days before a program begins. A er that me, no refunds can be issued. Medical refunds are given with a physician's note. Cancelled classes

due to low enrollment will be fully refunded. Classes cannot be prorated. Registra ons are non‐transferable. Requests for refunds must be in

wri ng (email accepted) with a short explana on. Classes missed due to common illness or scheduling conflicts cannot be refunded.

No refunds are given for misconduct; Recrea on Department has sole discre on regarding par cipa on.

Refunds may take 2‐3 weeks for processing, and are subject to administra on fee.

A $10 withdrawal fee will be retained per par cipant per program.

A $50 withdrawal fee will be retained for withdrawal from each session of summer camp.

Refund and withdrawal requests for Summer Adventure, CIT, Wayland Escapes and Beach Buddies must received by June 15.

AFTER JUNE 15th, NO REFUNDS FOR CAMPS WILL BE GRANTED.

STAFF

Katherine Brenna, Director [email protected]

Paul McCarthy, Program Coordinator [email protected]

Chris ne Baldwin, Recrea on Assistant [email protected]

RECREATION COMMISSION

Asa Foster ‐ Chair Thruston Wright ‐ Vice Chair

Chris Fay Heidi Seaborg Frank Krasin

CONTENTS PAGE

General Info 2

One Day Workshops/Special Events 3

School Vaca on Programs 4

Preschool Programs 5 ‐ 7

Youth Programs 8 ‐ 14

Adult Programs 15 ‐ 16

Summer Camp Informa on 17 ‐ 19

Conserva on Informa on 20

Touch A Truck Thank You 21

Council on Aging 22

Registra on Informa on 23

CANCELLATION POLICY

If a program is cancelled, you will be no fied via email to the email used for registra on. No programs will be held when Wayland Public

Schools are cancelled. Every effort will be made to no fy and reschedule any cancella on as soon as possible. It is common for weekly

programs to be extended an addi onal week. Programs cancelled by the Recrea on Department for low enrollment, weather, or facility

conflicts may be refunded. Wayland Recrea on reserves the right to reschedule, alter or cancel any programs.

FINANCIAL AID

Please contact the Recrea on

Department for more informa on

or to request an Financial Assistance applica on.

E‐MAIL

Please be sure to keep your E‐MAIL address

updated as most of our communica ons for

program no ces and cancella ons are sent via email.

GENERAL INFORMATION 2

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

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Council on Aging’s 30th Annual

Children’s Holiday Shoppe

Monday, December 4, 2017

3:30pm ‐ 5:30pm

Where: Wayland Town Building Gym

(Watch for signs about our new entrance).

Who: Kindergarten through 5th graders are invited

to shop for holiday gi s. “Elves” (Middle and High School

students) are available to personally assist young

shoppers with gi selec on and wrapping. Gi s have

been specially priced for our K‐5 shoppers. When

shopping is done and gi s are wrapped, children will

meet their wai ng family members in the Large Hearing

Room where they can comfortably wait.

Don't miss this fun, annual tradi on!

HOME ALONE WORKSHOP Tuesday, January 23

This course is designed for children who are una ended at home

for short periods of me. Children learn telephone and door

answering techniques, accident and fire preven on, and first aid skills.

The class includes a variety of teaching methods, including ac ve

discussion, a video and role playing.

Please bring a “bag dinner” or snack. Max 20

Instructed by Beth Oleson, Community Educa on Instructor, at Town Building Council on Aging, 41 Cochituate Rd., Wayland

Fee: $47 Ages: 9 ‐ 11 Time: 5:15pm ‐ 7:30pm

BABYSITTING WORKSHOP Tuesday, January 30

This class introduces children to all aspects of babysi ng.

Learn strategies for the babysi er, first aid and choke saving

techniques as well as meal me, bed me, diapering and discipline.

Issues of contracts and ethics are also covered. A police

presenta on on safety issues includes door and telephone

answering techniques, and accident and fire preven on.

Please bring a “bag dinner” or snack. Max 20

Instructed by Beth Oleson, Community Educa on Instructor, at Town Building ‐ Council on Aging, 41 Cochituate Rd., Wayland


SPECIAL EVENTS

ONE DAY WORKSHOPS 3

Wayland Booster's Holiday Open House

November 30th

The Wayland Booster Store Holiday Open House

is Thursday, November 30th from 12-8pm, in the

faculty lounge at Wayland High School. The Holidays

are right around the corner, so please join us for

our annual sale. We have a few new items this fall,

and will continue to offer many Booster favorites.

Now is the time - shop for gifts and replenish your supply

of Wayland clothing and gear. Everything from Pom-Pom

hats, duffles, a favorite windbreaker, comfortable hoodies

and tee's will be available at this time.

Please note that Booster apparel is in adult sizes

and select youth xl. www.waylandboosters.org

MAGIC LESSONS WORKSHOP Saturday, March 3

Magic is an art that can develop self‐confidence, self‐esteem, poise, crea vity, and give youngsters a hobby that can last a life me.

At the end of each lesson the tricks that were taught are wri en in easy to follow booklets to take home. Many of Joe's tricks that are sold

commercially are also given away. All equipment is included. Parent is welcome to a end with their child. min 6/max 15

With Joe Carota, Full‐Time Professional Magician, At Wayland Art Center, 14 East Plain St.


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SCHOOL VACATION PROGRAMS 4

ZIP TENNIS PLAYDATES

Tuesday ‐ Friday, February 20 ‐ February 23

Tuesday ‐ Friday, April 17 ‐ April 20

Using lower compression balls and smaller courts, the Zip Tennis

Playdates are exci ng opportuni es for kids to experience the great

sport of tennis. For children with li le or no tennis experience.

min 4/max 12

With Longfellow Club Staff at

Longfellow Youth Sports Zone, Wayland

Fee: $228

Ages: 4 ‐ 8

Time: 9:00am ‐ 11:30am

CROSS COUNTRY SKI

Tuesday ‐ Thursday, February 20 ‐ February 22

Learn the basics of cross country skiing with an emphasis on

having fun in a small group. Explore techniques through adventure

like hula‐hoop, slalom races and obstacle courses. max 6

With Weston Ski Track instructors at

Leo J. Mar n Golf Course, 190 Park Rd., Weston

Fee: $36 for 3 days (one‐hour lesson each day)

(Trail pass and ski rental are NOT included. Trail pass for

3 days is $24. Rentals are $24 plus tax for 3 days

payable at first class.)

Ages: 6 ‐ 10 (no excep ons)

Time: 9:30am ‐ 10:30am

ALL TERRAIN TRACKER VEHICLE

Wednesday ‐ Thursday, December 27 ‐ 28

How about some land rover excitement?

Build and take home your very own All‐Terrain Tracker

Vehicle! It travels the rough terrain overcoming objects in its

path. Sciensa onal Workshops will bring its own course for

you to conquer. Sand, stones, twigs, and balls will all be

part of the challenge. How about a med race? You will also

learn about gears. Work in a group with your new friends

as you design a robot you can control. Build a Sumo wrestler

and be part of our ba le box events. Loads of fun and

educa on in store the Sciensa onal way! min 8/max 20

With Sciensa onal Staff at Wayland Art Center, 14 East Plain St.

Fee: $169 Age: 7 to 11 Time: 9:00am ‐ 4:30pm

PROSPECTORS MYSTERY ROCK

Tuesday ‐ Wednesday, February 20 ‐ 21

Excavate for valuable gems, fascina ng rocks, and some

ancient fossils ‐ all are yours to keep. The iden es of the 10

specimens found in your Mystery Rock have been kept a secret from

you. You will have to get them out without breaking or scratching

them. You will get an excava on tool, specimen brush, log book,

sor ng trays and labels. Record the color, wet and dry texture, and

its ability to float. Guess whether each one is a

rock, gem, or fossil. min 8/max 20


Fee: $169 Ages: 6 ‐ 10 Time: 9:00am ‐ 4:30pm

WINTER WONDERLAND

Wednesday ‐ Friday, December 27 ‐ 29

In this workshop we will apply engineering,

architecture, crea vity and fun to create a magical

Winter Wonderland! Build motorized contrap ons

like snowmobiles, gondolas, or a hilltop village, slopes

for LEGO skiers and sledders. min 11/max 16

With Play‐Well Staff at Town Building Ac vity Room, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $101

Ages: 7 ‐ 11

Time: 1:00pm ‐ 4:00pm

Ages: 5 ‐ 6 Time: 9:00am ‐ 12:00pm

FOLLOW ME ROBOT

Tuesday ‐ Wednesday, April 17 and 18

How would you like to build a robot that has four built‐in

microphones? It will detect the sound source and in turn it will

move and turn accordingly. It is your own robot to build and take

home. Learn about the different gears and sensors as you build

it. Get to build other robots working in groups. Join in our Sumo

wrestling and obstacle course events with what you have

built. See everything happening as you build.

That's the Sciensa onal way! min 8/max 20


Fee: $169 Age: 7 to 11 Time: 9:00am ‐ 4:30pm

NEW

NEW

TINY TYKES SOCCER Thursdays

Parents will see their young soccer stars with

huge smiles on their faces as we use a combina on of fun

games and story telling to teach soccer skills. This program is

a great introduc on for young players into the sport of soccer.

Price includes ball. min 8/max 12

With Challenger Soccer at Town Building Gym,

41 Cochituate Rd., Wayland Fee: $70 (includes soccer ball and uniform package!)

Ages: 3.5 ‐ 5

Time: 1:00pm ‐ 2:00pm

Dates: 6 wks., Jan. 11 ‐ Feb. 15

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per child for all withdrawals from winter preschool programs.

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MICRO ATHLETICS Thursdays

Knucklebones has designed a program to enhance gross motor skills,

athle c fundamentals, physical exercise, crea ve movement, and

fun! Each class your child will play a myriad of different, skill en‐

hancing athle c ac vi es and games. From learning to kick using

RhinoSkin balls to prac cing throwing playing Messy Backyard and

much more, we make sure your child is ac ve and having fun while

developing a passion for play that will stay with them! The en re

program is supported using a plethora of unique and age

appropriate equipment. Sneakers are required. min 8/max 15

With Knucklebones Staff at Wayland Town Building Gymnasium, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $92

Age: 2 ‐ 4

Time: 10:15am ‐ 11:15am

Dates: 6 wks., Jan. 18 ‐ March 1 (no class 2/22)

NEW PUDDLESTOMPERS ‐ NATURE EXPLORATION

Tuesdays

Winter is a magical me to explore nature!

This class is designed to allow children to explore and

learn about the natural world from inside, with outdoor

explora on as temperatures permit. Learn about how

animals survive the winter and why evergreens keep

their leaves. Look for animal tracks and other signs of

winter ac vity. Search the skies for winter birds and listen

for their songs. Observe changes in light through shadows and

rainbows. In each class, we will focus on a specific

theme using hands‐on ac vi es, cra s, games and

crea ve movement. Each class will end with a snack

and story. Come enjoy the beauty of winter with

your energe c child! min 5/max 9

With Puddlestompers Staff at Town Building Ac vity Room,

41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $150

Ages: 2 ‐ 4

Time: 9:30am ‐ 10:25

Dates: 6 wks., February 6 ‐ March 20 (no class 2/20)

BALLET/TAP Thursdays

This class will offer the young dancer an opportunity

to learn the fundamentals of two different styles of dance

in one class. Rhythm, gross motor and fine motor movement as

well as coordina on are the base for each dance lesson.

Class will allow music and imagina on to

lead learning. min 6/max 12

With House of Dance Staff at

House of Dance, in Mill Village, 387 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury

Fee: $143

Ages: 4 ‐ 6

Time: 5:00pm ‐ 6:00pm


NEW

HIPPITY‐HOP Fridays

Do your children want to “dance like the big kids?” Well

now is their chance! Hippity Hop is “hip hop” for the younger set.

This class is full of rhythm, body awareness, simple

choreography and high energy all set to cool, funky music.

Program is combined with Sudbury Park and Rec. min 10/max 20

With Brooke Rivero at House of Dance, 365 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury

Fee: $143

Ages: 4 ‐ 6

Time: 3:15pm ‐ 4:00pm

Dates: 6 wks. Jan. 12 ‐ Feb. 16

JUMP, TUMBLE & SING Friday s

Enjoy games, exercise, movement

with use of equipment and tumbling mats. Parents should be

dressed to par cipate with their children. min 6/max 15

With Muriel Sypek at Town Building Gym, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $107

Dates: 8 wks. Jan. 19 ‐ Mar. 23 (no class 2/16, 2/23)

PRESCHOOL MINI‐SPORTS Sundays

This program is a combina on of warm‐up games and sports

such as soccer, kick ball, wacky ball and basketball. It will ease

children into learning the basics as well as teach the

importance of team work. Each class will have new and exci ng

games planned for the par cipants. min 8/max 16

With F.A.S.T. Athle cs at Town Building Gym, 41 Cochituate Rd., Wayland

Fee: $97

Ages: 3 ‐ 5

Time: 3:00pm ‐ 3:45pm

Dates: 7 wks. Jan. 21 ‐ Mar. 11 (no class 2/18)

FUN WITH MESSY PLAY Thursdays

Let your li le one get messy without worrying about clean up!

Enjoy sand play, water play, finger pain ng, bubbles & more.

Please bring smocks. min 6/max 10

With Muriel Sypek at Town Building Ac vity Room,

41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $107

Ages: 1's & 2's (with adult)

Time: 9:30am ‐ 10:15am

(Be sure to add your name to the waitlist if the class is full.)

Dates: 8 wks. Jan. 18 ‐ Mar. 22 (no class 2/15, 2/22)

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A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per child for all withdrawals from winter preschool programs.

WCPA MONDAY DROP‐IN

Wayland Children and Parents Associa on hosts this

morning of fun at the Wayland Town Building Gym. Lots of

toys (including riding toys) available. Bring your children

ages 5 and under. All welcome. No charge.

Dates: Jan. 9, 23, 30 Feb. 6, 13, 27

March 6, 13, 20, 27,

Time: 10:00am ‐ 11:15am

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

For details check the web at

h p://www.waylandwcpa.org/

Ages: 2 yrs 1 mo. to 4 yrs.

Time: 10:30am ‐ 11:15am

Ages: Walking up to 2yrs.

Time: 9:30am ‐ 10:15am

PRESCHOOL SOCCER Sundays

Par cipants will learn the fundamental skills of dribbling,

trapping, shoo ng, and passing in a fun and nurturing

environment. min 8/max 16

With F.A.S.T. Athle cs at Town Building Gym, 41 Cochituate Rd., Wayland

Fee: $97

Ages: 3 ‐ 5

Time: 2:00pm ‐ 2:45pm

Dates: 7 wks. Jan. 21 ‐ Mar. 11 (no class 2/18)

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per child for all withdrawals from winter preschool programs.

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PRE ZIP TENNIS Sundays

Class is designed for 4 ‐ 5 year olds with

li le or no experience. Focus on motor skills,

balance, agility, racket and rallying skills.

Smaller court in the Zip Zone fits age and ability.

The goal is to serve, rally, and play. Wear so ‐soled shoes ‐

racquet provided. min 4/max 6

With Tennis Pros at Longfellow Youth Sports Zone,

522 Boston Post Road, Wayland

Fee: $91 per session

Ages: 4 ‐ 5

Time: 2:30pm ‐ 3:15pm

Session 1: 5 wks. Jan. 7 ‐ Feb. 11

Session 2: 5 wks. Feb. 25 ‐ Mar. 25

BALLET

New England Ballet was co‐founded in 1981 as a non‐profit

chamber troupe. NEB employs a professional staff whose caring

approach to training develops both professional

ballet dancers and recrea onal dance students of all ages.

Pre Ballet I — Tuesdays

Fee: $215

Ages: 3.5 ‐ 5 yrs.

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 4:45pm

Dates: 16 wks. January 23 ‐ May 22 (no class 2/20, 4/17)

Pre Ballet II — Thursdays

Fee: $250

Ages: 5 ‐ 6

Time: 3:45pm ‐ 4:45pm


Preliminary Ballet/Level A —Tuesdays

Fee: $250

Ages: 6 ‐ 8+

Time: 5:00pm ‐ 6:00pm


*These programs are for new students only.*

At New England Ballet, 302 Boston Post Rd., Wayland, Across from Whole Foods, sharing a driveway with

Wayland Power Equipment.

TINY TOES Mondays or Wednesdays

Designed for the young dancer ready for a structured

dance class. Props such as ribbons, wands, parachute,

and hoops will encourage children and keep them engaged

as they learn balance, coordina on, and body awareness.

Basic Ballet terminology, dance movements, plus the opportunity to

move freely. min 6/max 14

Instructed by Margie Pierce, Director,

at Dancers Workshop, 100 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury

WEDNESDAYS Fee: $185 Ages: 2.5 ‐ 4 years Time: 10:30am ‐ 11:15am Dates: 10 wks., Jan. 17‐ Mar. 28

MONDAYS Fee: $167 Ages: 2.5 ‐ 4 years Time: 9:15am ‐ 10:00am Dates: 9 wks., Jan. 22 – Mar. 26

NEW

WRESTLING CLUB

Tuesdays & Thursdays

Tues. & Thurs. prac ces plus Saturday compe ons and

tournaments. Join our club and learn wrestling techniques.

Inter‐Town compe on & regional tournament. Par cipa on in

the Big East Middle School Wrestling League. min 30/max 75

Please wear wrestling shoes, shorts/sweatpants, t‐shirt.

With Coach Sco Parseghian and Sean Chase

at Wayland High Field House Wrestling Room

Fee: $155

Grades: K ‐ 8

Time: 6:00pm ‐ 7:30pm

Dates: Dec. 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21

Jan. 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30

Feb. 1, 6, 8, 13, 15

** Registra on for this program is OPEN now!**

YOUTH PROGRAMS ‐ Sports A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per child for all withdrawals from winter youth programs.

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WINTER INDOOR SOCCER Mondays

This ac on‐packed program will feature a combina on of skill train‐

ing and futsal game play, lead by top local coaches. This is a great

way for players to stay sharp and improve in the offseason. Each

week will feature non‐stop skill training, along with game play ‐ the

amount of touches and ac on players will get at this clinic will be far

more beneficial than playing in a winter league. min 10/max 15

With Proformance Soccer at Town Building Gym, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $205 per session Grades: 1 ‐ 2 (Boys and Girls)

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 5:30pm Dates: 8 wks., Jan. 29 ‐ April 2

(no class 2/19, 3/26)

DODGEBALL Wednesdays

The most intense and exci ng program you have ever

seen. Students will learn how to work together, strategize and

exercise without even knowing it! There are tons of crea ve and

compe ve dodgeball games incorporated into this program.

Gatorskin dodgeballs will be used which are proven to be the safest

dodgeballs out there! Safety rules and regula ons will be enforced

before each class. min 10/max 16

With FAST Athle cs Staff

at Wayland Town Building Gym, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $97 Grades: 3 ‐ 5

Time: 3:00pm‐ 4:00pm Dates: 7 wks., Jan. 17 ‐ Mar. 7 (no 2/21)

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD Mondays & Thursdays

Nitehawks Indoor Track is open to athletes from grades

1 through 4. Time to run, throw, jump, and have some fun! This

program will focus on basic technique, strength, endurance, and

developing a life‐long interest in the sport. USATF Cer fied

Coaches will lead prac ces and assist at meets. min 8/max 30

Nitehawks Elite is open to athletes from grade 5 through 8 (advanced

younger athletes accepted by coaches invita on). This program will

place more emphasis on performance, strength,

technique and racing. Nitehawks Elite athletes will work with USATF

Cer fied coaches at prac ces and on season‐long workout plans to

exercise 2‐4 days a week on their own. min 8/max 30

Athletes in both programs will par cipate in meets including the

Northeast Indoor Classic at the famous Reggie Lewis Center in

Boston (par cipa on op onal/registra on included in your fee).

Loca on: WHS Fieldhouse, 264 Old Conn. Path

Fee: $175 (includes a running singlet and

NE Indoor Classic Registra on)

Dates: Dec. 11‐ Mar. 1 (no class 2/5 or during school breaks/holidays)

Grades: 1 ‐ 4

Time: 6:00pm ‐ 7:15pm

Grades: 5 ‐ 8

Time: 7:15pm ‐ 8:30pm

FEBRUARY FUN HOOPS ‐ VACATION PROGRAM Tuesday ‐ Friday, February 20 ‐ 23

Come join our annual February Fun Hoops basketball program during

the upcoming February school vaca on. The goals of February Fun

Hoops are fundamentals, friendships, and FUN!!! Each morning will

focus on basketball skill development: shoo ng, dribbling, passing,

defense, and rebounding. During the a ernoon, players will

par cipate in a 3 on 3 tournament, 5 on 5 games, and end each day

with a contest where prizes can be won. We welcome players of all

skill levels from beginner to advanced. Players will be grouped by

age and ability. February Fun Hoops is a great way to spend the

school vaca on! Bring lunch and water bo le. min 15/max 30

With Dennis Doherty, Boys Varsity Basketball Coach,

at Wayland High School Fieldhouse

Fee: $160 (includes shirt)

Grades: Boys in Grades 3‐8

(all skill levels ‐ beginner to advanced)

Time: 8:30am ‐ 2:00pm

YOUTH PROGRAMS ‐ Sports A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per child for all withdrawals from winter youth programs.

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ZIP ZONE TENNIS (Ages: 6 ‐ 8) Sundays

At Wayland Longfellow Club Youth Sports Zone, 522 Boston Post Road, Wayland min 4/max 6

Zip 1 & Zip 2‐ Ages: 6 & 7

Li le or no tennis experience.

Learn motor skills, balance, racquet skills, rallying skills.


Time: 3:15pm ‐ 4:00pm



Zip 3 ‐ Ages: 7 & 8

Must have at least one year Zip tennis experience.

Focus on rallying skills, serving and point play.

Fee: $98

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 5:00pm



LEARN TO SKATE Saturdays

Students grouped according to age and ability.

Please bring helmet, single blade or hockey skates and wear gloves, snow pants and warm clothing.

Sharper Edge does NOT rent skates. Children under 7 must wear a helmet (bike helmets acceptable). Helmet is recommended

for older students. Skater’s parent must complete a rink waiver release in order for child to skate. Arrive 15 minutes before class begins

to get ready to skate. Waiver will be emailed the week before the start of the program. max 30

With Sharper Edge Ska ng School At Valley Sports at 2320 Main St., West Concord (Rte. 62)

Fee: $207

Ages: 18 mos. ‐ adult

Time: 11:50am ‐ 12:35pm (45 minute class)

Dates: 8 wks., Jan. 13 ‐ Mar. 24 (no class 2/17, 2/24 and 3/17)

ARCHERY Fridays

Try out tradi onal recurve archery this fall and see for yourself

why one of the world’s oldest sports is making a comeback! This

introductory course emphasizes the fundamentals that lead to

success and the importance of consistent shoo ng. Students will

compete individually and in team challenges through a variety of

games and tournaments. Classes led by two cer fied USA Archery

and Na onal Field Archery Associa on (NFAA) instructors.

All equipment provided.

Please wear sneakers. No flip‐flops or crocs! min 10/ max 20

With On The Mark Archery staff

at Wayland Town Building Gym, 41 Cochituate Rd., Wayland

Fee: $137 Ages: 10 and up Time: 4:15pm ‐ 5:15pm Dates: 5 wks. Jan. 19 ‐ Feb. 16

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Thursdays

This series of five 1 hour cross country ski classes builds

beginner and intermediate skiing skills. Instruc on combined

with game playing, having fun and five weeks of unlimited

prac ce me allows kids to develop their skiing and an

appreciate of the sport. min 1/max 6

With Weston Ski Track Instructors at

Leo J. Mar n Golf Course, 190 Park Rd., Weston

Fee: $60

Age: 6 ‐ 10

Time: 4:00pm


Trail pass for 5 classes is required and is $40.

Passes are purchased on site at each class.

Ski rental for 5 classes is $40.

Please Note ‐ Sharper Edge does NOT rent skates!

NASHOBA VALLEY SKI PROGRAM 10

CHAPERONES NEEDED! This Ski program is made possible by parent volunteers. Please consider being a chaperone this year.

We require two chaperones on each bus from every school. Chaperones receive a $100 credit toward a youth ski program

registration. One credit per family. Chaperones also can ski for FREE with FREE rentals at Nashoba during the program.

Chaperones are not required to ski to volunteer. All Chaperones are background checked.

To volunteer, please email Paul McCarthy at [email protected]

WINTER SKI & SNOWBOARD PROGRAM (Wayland residents only) Brought to you by Wayland Recreation Department & Nashoba Valley

WHO: 3rd ‐ 8th graders from Middle School, Happy Hollow, Claypit Hill and Loker Schools

WHEN: Mondays ‐ 5 sessions

DATES: Jan. 8, 22, 29 Feb. 5, 12 (no program on 1/15)

FEE: $299 for Downhill or Snowboard with Lesson $260 for Lift Ticket/NO Lesson (Middle School Only)

Please Note: There is a $75 non‐refundable fee to guarantee buses. After Dec. 1 there can be no withdrawals or refunds.

Registra on deadline is Friday, December 1st. Program fills quickly. Please register early to avoid disappointment.

We’re looking for Chaperones! Chaperones will receive a $100

credit toward their child’s ski registra on! See details below.

Per Recreation Policy, all students who ride the bus to Nashoba MUST return to Wayland on the bus ‐ NO exceptions.

When registering, please make sure to select the correct program: Downhill or Snowboard (both include a lesson) or No Lesson

(Middle School students only). Children are picked up by bus from the school they attend (Wayland Middle School, Happy Hollow,

Claypit and Loker) and driven to Nashoba Valley Ski Area. Parent/Participant Information Packet will be e‐mailed in early December so

be sure to include your e‐mail address when registering. max 42 per bus

TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION: Buses pick up children at the Middle School at 2:25pm and Elementary Schools at 3:15pm.

ALL BUSES RETURN TO THE MIDDLE SCHOOL: Middle School bus by approximately 6:45pm and Elementary School buses by

approximately 7:30pm. PLEASE BE PROMPT for pick up. There is no skiing if school is cancelled or we have deteriorating road

conditions at 11:45am ‐ an email will be sent to parents ‐ or call 508‐358‐3660 if in doubt. For safety reasons, children misbehaving on

buses will be asked to leave the program and no refunds will be given.

EQUIPMENT RENTAL FITTING: Wayland Town Building Activity Room, Monday, December 4, from 4:30pm to 6:30pm.

Nashoba Valley Rental Shop Staff will be at the Town Building Hearing Room to fit equipment. The rental fee for skis and snowboards is

$100 at the fitting (if you want to rent a helmet, add $40). Please bring cash or check ‐ NO credit cards. Helmets ($60) available for

purchase...limited supply. Any child not fitted on December 4, MUST BE FITTED at the ski area before the start of the program, and the

yellow rental slip must be dropped off at the Recreation office by Friday, December 22. A child will not be able to ski the first day

unless prior fitting rental arrangements have been made.

YOUTH PROGRAMS ‐ Science

A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per child for all withdrawals from winter youth programs.

STEM CHALLENGE WITH LEGO® Wednesdays

Level up your engineering skills with Play‐Well TEKnologies

and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real‐world concepts in

physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer‐designed

projects such as: Gear Cars, Gondolas, Merry‐Go‐Rounds, and

Scissor Li s. Design and build as never before, and explore your

craziest ideas in a suppor ve environment. There are no

prerequisites for this course. min 11/max 16

With Play‐Well TEKnologies Staff at Wayland Art Center, 14 East Plain St.

Fee: $92 Grades: 3 ‐ 5

Time: 3:30pm ‐ 5:00pm Dates: 4 wks. Jan. 10 ‐ Jan. 31

CHESS WIZARDS Thursdays

Chess Wizards is a premier chess educa on company

providing fun, informa ve and challenging chess lessons to

students. Chess Wizards teaches children many important life

concepts, such as learning, the ability to win graciously and accept

defeat with dignity and sportsmanship. Students will be divided

into groups according to their chess experience. At the end of this

program each student will have had the chance to par cipate in a

mini‐chess tournament. min 10/max 14

With Chess Wizards Staff at Wayland Town Building Ac vity Room, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $185

Grades: 1 ‐ 5

Time: 4:30pm ‐ 5:30pm


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CIRCUIT MAKERS 101 Thursdays

Let’s get crea ve with electricity! In this junior version of our

Hands‐On Electronics class, students will gain experience with

crea ng their own electronics; designing custom light‐up gree ng

cards, electric games, mazes, and even musical instruments. Each

class day consists of a circuitry lesson and a hands‐on electronics

project, using components like lights, buzzers, switches, motors, and

sensors. Most days include a take‐home project. min 8/max 14

With Circuit Lab Staff

at Wayland Art Center, 14 East Plain St., Wayland

Fee: $131 Grades: 1 to 3

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 5:30pm Dates: 6 wks. March 1 ‐ April 5

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JUNIOR LEGO® ENGINEERING Tuesdays

The LEGO Engineering Junior program will promote

teamwork and cri cal thinking skills as kids inves gate

basic engineering concepts using DUPLOs. Build a seesaw, vehicle

and spinning top and other fun working mechanisms. Perfect for

the young builder with ny hands! min 8/max 14

With Wicked Cool for Kids Staff at Wayland Art Center, 14 East Plain St.

Fee: $128

Ages: 5 ‐ 7

Time: 4:30pm ‐ 5:30pm

Dates: 6 wks., Jan. 23 ‐ Mar. 6 (no class 2/20)

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YOUTH PROGRAMS ‐ Arts A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per child for all withdrawals from winter youth programs.

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TEEN WHEELTHROWN & HANDBUILT POTTERY Thursdays

Great for all skill levels. Learn the basics or expand your

skills. Original expression is encouraged. Glazing and

surface decora on will be explored. min 8/max 10

At Wayland Art Center, 14 East Plain St.,

With Lisa Dolliver, WGBH Fine Art Auc on Featured Ar st

and Owner of Earth Changes Po ery, Maynard, MA.

Fee: $178 (plus $55 for supplies to instructor at 1st class)

Ages: 11 & up

Time: 6:00pm ‐ 7:30pm


KIDS’ NEWSROOM Tuesdays

Extra! Extra! Read all about it…

In the Kids' Newsroom, our students learn the cra of journalism.

Our classroom transforms into a working newsroom,

complete with editorial staff, reporters, columnists and headline

writers. Each student plays mul ple roles and works together

to create an e‐newspaper, as well as a hard copy,

with real stories about their local school and community.

These reporters learn techniques for cra ing news stories,

wri ng persuasive editorial essays and interviewing news‐makers.

Students edit each other’s work, take photographs and publish

their newspaper. min 6/max 12

With Professional Staff from Right Brain Curriculum

at Wayland Town Building Ac vity Room, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $131

Grades: 2 ‐ 5

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 5:30pm

Dates: 6 wks., Jan. 23 ‐ Mar. 6 (no class on 2/20)

YOUR VOICE: PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR KIDS

Wednesdays

Famously, Americans' number one fear is public speaking

while death only ranks as number two. This profound fear starts

at an early age. We take the fear out of speaking before an audi‐

ence by ge ng kids talking in front a suppor ve group about

things in which they are interested. They write speeches on

subjects of their choice and prac ce delivering them to the

assembled students. As the kids prac ce in this low‐pressure

environment, they learn skills like standing up tall, using a loud

voice and making eye contact. They watch the speeches of public

figures and cri que what is successful and not so successful.

They hold fun and engaging debates in which the students are

asked to take a posi on on given issues such as "Should school

have homework?" and "What me should kids go to bed?"

If this class is successful, our students won't list public speaking as

their #1 fear when they grow up! min 6/max 12



Fee: $131

Grades: 2 ‐ 5

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 5:30pm


EXPERT ARCHITECHTS Fridays

The sky is the limit in Expert Architects! In this math,

wri ng and presenta on class, our students find out on the first

day of class that they are the president of the city's newest

architectural firm. They are commissioned with construc ng the

tallest building in a nearby city and must plan out their design.

Students learn a kid‐friendly history of skyscrapers and create a

blueprint of their own stylized tall building. They then must weigh

other considera ons including environmental effects, traffic and

surrounding buildings as they use Google Earth to find the perfect

loca on for their project. Once their blueprint is finished, our

expert architects create a three‐dimensional Lego model of the

structure and deliver a presenta on to the "city council"

highligh ng all aspects of their crea on. min 6/max 12



Fee: $131

Grades: 2 ‐ 5

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 5:30pm


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YOUTH PROGRAMS ‐ Arts A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per person for all withdrawals from winter youth programs.

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CLASSICAL TO CONTEMPORARY PAINTING

Wednesdays

This class is for students who love to draw and or paint. All levels welcome. Drawing and pain ng from a s ll life as a prompt,

we will learn classical techniques as well as experiment with tools and materials while exploring contemporary ar sts' work.

Joanne Tarlin, a local ar st and art educator at MetroWest Arts Academy in Wayland. You can learn more about her at

www.MetroWestArtsAcademy.com or www.joannetarlin.com.

Materials not included. Supply list will be provided or pay $15 materials fee to instructor at first class. min. 3

With Joanne Tarlin, Local Ar st and Art Educator, at Community Arts Wayland, 107 Concord Rd., Wayland

Fee: $150 Grades: 5 and up

Time: 6:00pm ‐ 7:30pm Dates: 6 wks., Jan. 10 ‐ Feb. 14

MY FIRST PLAY Saturdays

Your budding thespian will have a ball preparing for a non‐musical

play with costumes, props, and fun! Comfortable clothing and

indoor shoes, hair pulled back neatly. Please wear comfortable

clothing suitable for movement. Students should be able to move

freely. Choose from clean, indoor sneakers, tan or black jazz

shoes, or pink or white ballet shoes. min 4/max 10

With Staff Professionals at The Performing Arts Connec on,

31 Union Ave., Sudbury

Fee: $143

Grade: K ‐ 1st

Time: 8:45am ‐ 9:30am

Dates: 14 wks., Jan. 6 ‐ Mar. 24 (no class 2/17, 2/24)

PLAY PRODUCTION ‐ CHARLOTTE’S WEB Tuesdays

Students will study, audi on for, and rehearse a non‐musical

play to be performed in our Black Box! Par cipants should wear

comfortable clothing suitable for movement. Students should be

able to move freely. Choose from clean, indoor sneakers, tan or

black jazz shoes, or pink or white ballet shoes. min 4/max 10

With Staff Professionals at The Performing Arts Connec on,

31 Union Ave., Sudbury

Fee: $215

Grade: 2 ‐ 5

Time: 6:00pm ‐ 7:00pm


NEW NEW

DANCE FOR BEGINNERS Wednesdays

This is the perfect class for figure skaters, gymnasts,

drama students or anyone interested in learning

basic dance technique and skills in a fun, high energy class.

Focus is on rhythm, body awareness, simple choreography, and

high energy fun all set to cook, funky, age

appropriate music. min 6/max 12



Fee: $143

Ages: 13 ‐ 18

Time: 3:00pm ‐ 4:00pm


BALLET/TAP Thursdays

This class will offer the young dancer an opportunity to learn the

fundamentals of two different styles of dance in one class.

Rhythm, gross motor and fine motor movement as well as

coordina on are the base for each dance lesson. Class will allow

music and imagina on to lead learning. min 6/max 12



Fee: $143

Ages: 4 ‐ 6

Time: 5:00pm ‐ 6:00pm


NEW NEW

http://www.MetroWestArtsAcademy.com

http://www.joannetarlin.com

YOUTH PROGRAMS

A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per person for all withdrawals from winter youth programs.

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HIP HOP

Fridays

Kids will learn the founda on and basics of

hip‐hop dance including age appropriate moves and music from

professional dance instructors. Each class will include a stretch

and condi oning warm‐up, across the floor dance technique,

and a funky dance combina on. This class is full of rhythm,

body awareness, simple choreography, and high energy

craziness! min 8/max 10

With House of Dance Staff, 365 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury (Mill Village)

Fee: $143

Grades: 1 ‐ 5

Time: 4:00pm ‐ 5:00pm


SMALL GROUP INTRO TO VIOLIN Sundays

Children build strong beginner skills through crea ve and playful ac vi es including exercises, movement, and song,

in a posi ve, encouraging atmosphere. Teacher, child and parent work together ‐ no experience necessary! "Graduates" can transi on to

level 2 class and/or individual instruc on. Violin (sized to each child) provided for class and home use, plus book and CD to keep.

This small group class uses a developmentally appropriate approach, while brain recep vity to music and language is at a peak and supple

young bodies adapt easily to violin. Don't miss this prime age to start! min 3/max 5

With registered Suzuki Violin instructor from Wayland School of Music Faculty (www.waylandmusic.com)

at Wayland Town Building ‐ Ac vity Room, 41 Cochituate Rd.

Fee: $220 including instruments and all materials Dates: 8 Saturdays, Jan. 21 ‐ Mar. 25 (no classes 2/18 or 2/25)

Age: 3 ‐ 5 with parent/caregiver Time: 1:00pm ‐ 1:55pm

Age: 5 ‐ 7 with parent/caregiver Time: 2:00pm ‐ 2:55pm

YOUTH CONTEMPORARY DANCE Tuesdays

This class blends elements of Contemporary, Modern and Jazz

dance. No prior dance training required. Enjoy using freedom of

expression, learning interpreta on of music, principles of fall and

recovery, control, breathing, balance and contrac on/release.

Class includes stretching and learning choreographed phrases,

supplement the class with Leaps, Turns and Tricks to improve

your technique! min 6/max 14

Instructed by Elizabeth Bernstein, at Dancer’s Workshop,

100 Boston Post Road, Sudbury



MIDDLE SCHOOL HIP HOP

Fridays

Come learn the newest and most popular form of dance.

Urban movements including street funk dance will be incorporated

into each class. Learn how to move from professional

dance educators who have extensive experience in hip hop dance.

It incorporates age‐appropriate music and style. min 8/max 10

With House of Dance Staff, 365 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury (Mill Village)

Fee: $143

Grades: 1 ‐ 5

Time: 5:00pm ‐ 6:00pm


LEAPS, TURNS & TRICKS Tuesdays

Want to do amazing leaps, turns and tricks like the dancers on

So You Think You Can Dance? This class focuses on the founda onal skills

for perfect turns and a variety of jumps and leaps, focusing on precision,

extension, and progression toward more difficult skills. Flexibility,

strength, balance, coordina on and endurance are essen al tools for

learning some of the tricks seen in the current dance scene. Short

choreography may be learned to link the skills together. No prior dance

experience required. min 6/max 14

Instructed by Elizabeth Bernstein, at Dancer’s Workshop,

100 Boston Post Road, Sudbury



NEW NEW

http://www.waylandmusic.com

ADULT PROGRAMS

A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per person for all withdrawals from winter adult programs.

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BARRE WORKOUT Fridays

Come meet me at the Barre! The Barre workout is the fastest,

most effec ve way to change the shape of your body. Using Pilates

principles and small isometric movements at the ballet barre set to

mo va ng music; this energizing class li s your seat, tones your

thighs, abs, and arms and burns fat. Get results! Bring a yoga mat,

water; workout barefoot, wear s cky socks or dance sneakers.

New students are welcome; no dance experience necessary.

Ques ons ‐ Contact Karin at [email protected]

With Karin Halperin, Pilates and Barre Instructor at

New England Ballet Studio, 302 Boston Post Road, Wayland

Fee: $150 for 10 class card;

(come 10 mes out of the 14 weeks)

Time: 9:15am ‐ 10:15am

Dates: Jan. 5 ‐ April 27

(no class 1/12 and 3/9)

BONNIE’S BOOTCAMPS Tuesdays & Thursdays

Two days a week ‐ an intense 45 minute indoor and outdoor

(weather permi ng) workout using your own body weight that will

really boost your metabolism and burn fat ‐ tons of calories burned!

Includes jump rope, running, squats, lunges, pushups, core

exercises, abs and so many other fun, total body exercises. YOU

WILL GET RESULTS! This beats going to the gym any day.

Say goodbye to baby weight and hello to your new body and new

life! This class is so much more than just a workout class. Program

includes mo va onal emails as well as Boot Camp approved

recipes, nutri on ps, and Bonnie's Secrets to Success. All levels of

fitness welcome. Please bring a jump rope, yoga mat, sweat towel,

and lots of energy and mo va on! min 10/max 30

With Bonnie Morrissey at Wayland Town Building Gym, 41 Cochituate Rd., Wayland

Time: 9:15am ‐ 10:00am

Session 1: 12 classes, Jan. 2 ‐ Feb. 8

Fee: $185

Session 2: 11 classes, Feb. 27 ‐ Apr. 5 (no class on 3/27)

Fee: $170

SUDBURY VALLEY NEW HORIZONS BAND AND ORCHESTRA PROGRAM

Wednesdays

Don’t just LISTEN to the music, PLAY!!

Yes, you too, can be part of an adult concert band or string

ensemble. The Sudbury Valley New Horizons Music Program is the

no‐stress way to experience the joy of making instrumental music

with others. Haven’t played your trumpet (flute, violin…) in 40

years? We have some members who came back to their

instruments a er 50 and 60 and even 70 years of not playing!

Never played and no clue what those li le black marks are on the

paper? We’ll teach you. It’s never too late. New members are

welcome to join any me. Beginners, please call Diane. For more

informa on, visit our website, www.svnhb.org, or call 978‐261‐5065.

With Diane Muffi , Re red WMS Band Director,

at Wayland Middle School

Fee: $200

Time: 6:30pm ‐ 8:15pm

Dates: Jan. 10 ‐ May 9

We also have Monday a ernoon rehearsals at the Wayland Town Build‐ing, (band only ‐‐ sorry, no strings) for those who are busy on Wednesdays or

who don’t like to drive at night. Working on long, graceful muscles

and good posture

(RE)INTRODUCTION TO BALLET FOR ADULTS AND TEENS

Thursdays

Have you always wanted to try ballet or has

it been awhile since you’ve taken a class? In this 8 week

session, we will explore the basic posi ons of the arms

and legs, the musicality of both lively allegros and

luxurious adagios, and the balance and

stamina that is essen al to the art and sport of ballet.

Whether you’re new to the ballet barre or simply

wishing to return, we will learn a lot in a fun,

suppor ve environment! min 4

At New England Ballet, 302 Boston Post Rd., Wayland, Across

from former Whole Foods loca on

Fee: $128

Time: 7:30pm ‐ 8:30pm

Dates Session 1: 8 wks., Jan. 11 ‐ March 8 (no class 2/22) Session 2: 8 wks., March 15 ‐ May 10 (no class 4/19)

http://www.svnhb.org

DRAWING & PAINTING Monday

This studio class is offered to beginning and intermediate

students. Drawing students use graphite and colored pencils or

pen and ink, and painters explore watercolor, pastel, oil, or

acrylics. Students pick a medium and work at their own level, with

an individualized program established for each student.

Previous students have explored s ll life, figure, and landscape,

but all subjects are encouraged. A material list is available

upon request. min 6 /max 10

With Margret Krakauer at Wayland Art Center, 14 E. Plain St.

Please visit Margie’s website at www.margretkrakauer.com

Fee: $217 (plus materials bought by students)

Time: 9:30am ‐ 11:30am

Dates: 8 wks. Jan. 22 ‐ March 19 (no class 2/19)

CARDIO TENNIS Monday, Friday or Saturday

Love to play tennis….hate to work out? High energy fitness

ac vity that combines the best features of the sport of tennis with

cardiovascular ac vity. All levels welcome! min 4/max 6

With Longfellow Pros at Wayland Longfellow Club, 524 Boston Post Road, Wayland

Fee: $91 per session Time: Monday or Friday 11:00am ‐ 12:00pm Saturday 7:30am ‐ 8:30am

MONDAY: Session 1: 5 wks. Jan. 8 ‐ Feb. 12 (no class 1/15) Session 2: 5 wks. Feb. 26 ‐ Mar. 26

FRIDAY: Session 1: 5 wks. Jan. 12 ‐ Feb. 9 Session 2: 5 wks. Feb. 16 ‐ Mar. 23 (no class 2/23)

SATURDAY: Session 1: 5 wks. Jan. 6 ‐ Feb. 10 Session 2: 5 wks. Feb. 24 ‐ Mar. 24

ADVANCED BEGINNER TENNIS Thursday

Improve your game with some play ac on drills

designed to improve all aspects of your game whether

you play singles or doubles. Designed for those who have

completed a beginner level class or who have played tennis

at some point in their lives. min 4/max 6

With Longfellow Pros at Wayland Longfellow Club, 524 Boston Post Road, Wayland


Time: 11:30am ‐ 1:00pm


Session 2: 5 wks. Mar. 1 ‐ Mar. 29

DROP IN SPORTS At Wayland Town Building, 41 Cochituate Rd.

For men and women. Ongoing. Program is not held on holidays or during school vaca on. New players

welcome. Players must be 21 and over. Schedule for December ‐ March

Volleyball Thurs. & Sun. nights Fee: $5 (residents) $6 (non‐residents) Time: Thursday 7:30pm ‐ 10:00pm Sunday 4:00pm ‐ 7:00pm

Badminton Wed. & Sat. nights Fee: $5 (resident) $6 (non‐residents)

Time: 7:15pm ‐ 10:00pm

ADULT BEGINNER TENNIS

Tuesday

This clinic is designed for adult players who have

li le or no previous experience with tennis.

The clinic will introduce the fundamental concepts of tennis.

min 4/max 6

With Longfellow Pros at Wayland Longfellow Club,

524 Boston Post Road, Wayland


Time: 1:00pm ‐ 2:30pm



ADULT WHEEL & HANDBUILT POTTERY Thursday

Students will learn to color porcelain and try

many wheelthrown and hand‐built techniques. You will be

amazed at what you can create! This class will be tailored to all

experience levels. min 8/max 10

At Wayland Art Center, 14 East Plain St.,

With Lisa Dolliver , WGBH Fine Art Auc on Featured Ar st and

Owner of Earth Changes Po ery, Maynard, MA.

Fee: $236 (plus $65 for supplies paid

to instructor at 1st class)

Time: 7:30pm ‐ 9:30pm


ADULT PROGRAMS

A $10 administra ve fee will be retained per program per person for all withdrawals from winter adult programs.

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration opens for Wayland residents on Tuesday, February 6 Registration opens for non-residents Tuesday, February 13 Application, healthy history, immunization record and full payment are required to attend. New this year - you will register your campers directly into their respective camp Group. CAMP REFUND POLICY Requests for refunds or transfers must be submitted in writing between February 6 and June 15. (Email to [email protected])

Requests must be received prior to the June 15 deadline. A full refund will be issued less a $50 administrative fee per

participant per program. After June 15, no refunds will be issued. Please consider personal vacations prior to registering.

Credit Card refunds will be credited to the card charged for the transaction. Check/Cash payments will be refunded by check and can take up to 14 business days. NOTE: This refund fee is typical of all Recreation programs and reflects the processing costs associated with managing the transactions.

A child cannot attend summer camp without a completed camper file according to MDPH Regulations; all forms need to be on file by June 15. If a camper without a proper file is denied acceptance into a program, a refund will not be issued.

DOWNLOAD THE REQUIRED CAMPER FORMS AT WAYLANDREC.COM

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

Camps cannot be prorated. No refunds for absentee participants. Participants cannot make-up missed days Session dates will not be individualized. Camper substitutions/transfers cannot be allowed. Occasionally programs are canceled due to low enrollment, a full refund issued. Many programs have limited enrollment and fill quickly, whenever applicable we make every effort to fill vacant spaces with

participants on a waitlist. MEDICAL REFUNDS In the case of illness or injury that prevents participation, requests for a refund or transfer will be considered only when accompanied with a physician’s note.

Wayland Recreation has sole discretion to cancel, reschedule, relocate or combine a class, clinic, course or camp due to low enrollment, facility conflicts or weather related concerns.

Save the Date! Summer Camp Registration Opens Tuesday February 6

6:30 pm Beach Buddies (Ages 3.5 to 5.5)

7:00 pm Summer Adventure (Grades K to Grade 2)

7:30 pm Summer Adventure (Grades 3 to Grade 5)

8:00 pm Wayland Escapes & CIT (Grade 6 and up)

Register for the Grade that a camper will be ENTERING next Fall 2018‐2019 school year.

Check out the NEW registra on schedule for Summer Camps! Rec cannot take any registra ons over the phone or in person on Tuesday February 6. If a program is sold out, be sure to u lize the waitlist. We were able to move almost every camper off the waitlist last year.

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WE’RE HIRING!

SUMMER SEASONAL STAFF Interested in working at one of our Summer Programs or the Wayland Town Beach? We hire Beach Staff, Lifeguards, Swim Instructors, Snack Bar Staff, Summer Counselors, and Specialists. All applicants must be 16 years old by June 15, 2018. A photo ID, bank account and First Aid & CPR Cer fica on are required for all employees. School IDs are acceptable, and cer fica on courses are available through the Wayland Rec Dept. Work Permits are required for all employees under the age of 18 years.

HOW TO APPLY Fill out an applica on and send it in to us! Applica ons Accepted January 1 to Deadline on April 15, 2018. It is strongly recommended for candidates to communicate with the camp independently, without the help of the candidates’ parent.

CANDIDATES Already submi ed an applica on? Now you’re a candidate! Thank you for your applica on and interest in becoming a part of Wayland Recrea on this summer! The hiring commi ee will review all applicants. You will be contacted between February 1 and May 31st if you are selected for an interview for the posi on you’ve applied.

INTERVIEWS Interviews are some mes mee ngs with our Recrea on Admin team, OR fun and ac ve group interviews with other candidates, camp‐style! The type of interview will be marked on the interview invita on sent to you. Most candidates may be asked for a second interview. For interviews, you can expect 20 minutes to an hour and business casual dress is acceptable. Interviews will be conducted in March, April, May and June. To download an applica on or for more informa on visit www.waylandrec.com

ABOUT SUMMER STAFF (Ages 16 and up) We consider the selec on of our staff to be our most important responsibility as directors. We select sensi ve and enthusias c individuals who are dedicated to working with children. Our staff undergo many hours of mandatory trainings that involve an in depth examina on of program policies, emergency procedures, curriculum planning, behavior management, bully preven on, team building, service learning, character building and child development. Training and Cer fica ons in safety standards, CPR & AED and Basic First Aid are also mandatory. All staff submit a wri en applica on with work history and references and are screened, interviewed and CORI back‐ground checked prior to hire.

WAYLAND RECREATION SUMMER CAMPS 2018 are now Licensed by the Wayland Board of Health and meet all State Regulations!

41 Cochituate Road, Wayland MA waylandrec.com (508) 358-3660

Wayland Recreation Department offers camps for children 3.5 to 15! Beach Buddies, Summer Adventure/CIT and Wayland Escapes Summer Camps

Beach Buddies, Summer Adventure/CIT and Wayland Escapes Trip Camp are offered in one week sessions except the CIT program which runs in two-week sessions.

Summer Adventure Themes and Field Trip by Week WEEK 1 - Health and Safety/Police and Fire Station Visit WEEK 2 - Holiday Week/PINZ Bowling WEEK 3 - Treasure Island/CoCo Key WEEK 4 - Science Week/Children’s Museum WEEK 5 - Summer Adventure’s Got Talent/Roller Kingdom WEEK 6 - Animal Week/Southwick Zoo WEEK 7 - Summer Adventure All Grown Up/CoCo Key Wayland Escapes Field Trip Schedule (trips are subject to change) WEEK 1: Kimball Farm, Fenway Park Tour, Canobie Lake, Wayland Town Beach, Launch Trampoline Park WEEK 2: Patriot Place/5Wits, PINZ Bowling, Wayland Town Beach, Laser Quest (no program on 7/4) WEEK 3: Field Day, NE Aquarium, Water Country, Wayland Town Beach, Rock On Adventure WEEK 4: Duck Boat Tour, Tree Top Adventure , Canobie Lake, Wayland Town Beach, Jump On In WEEK 5: Museum of Science, Roller Kingdom, Water Country, Wayland Town Beach, Sky Zone WEEK 6: Mel’s Funway, Southwick Zoo, Canobie Lake, Wayland Town Beach, Launch Trampoline Park WEEK 7: Kimball Farms, Water Country, Tree Top Adventure, Wayland Town Beach, Laser Quest

This camp must comply with regula ons of the Massachuse s Department of Public Health and be licensed by the Wayland Board of Health. Parents may request copies of background check, health care and discipline policies as well as procedures for filing grievances.

Schedule for All Recreation Camps WEEK 1 – June 25 to June 29 WEEK 2 – July 2 to July 6 *No 7/4

WEEK 3 – July 9 to July 13 WEEK 4 – July 16 to July 20 WEEK 5 – July 23 to July 27 WEEK 6 – July 30 to August 3 WEEK 7 – August 6 to August 10

http://www.waylandrec.com

WAYLAND RECREATION SUMMER CAMPS BEACH BUDDIES - Ages 3.5 to 5.5, must be toilet-trained

Wayland Town Beach, 25 Parkland Drive | Wayland, MA (held at Children’s Way Preschool at Town Building on rain days) Monday through Fridays 9:00am – 1:00pm Fees: $150/week (includes one youth beach membership)

Every day has exciting new adventures at our beautiful Town Beach. We offer a variety of age-

appropriate activities in line with our weekly themes and include circle time, stories, songs, art projects,

active games, swimming, and nature walks. Swimming and water play is always supervised by our

trained counselors and certified lifeguards. Program is operated by EEC Preschool qualified Staff.

SUMMER ADVENTURE - Entering Kindergarten to Fifth Grade

Wayland High School | 264 Old Connecticut Path | Wayland, MA Monday through Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm Fees: $240/week Extended day option available from 3:30pm to 5:00pm; $50 per week

Children will enjoy indoor and outdoor activities each day, each week has a fun and exciting theme

with outrageous dress-up days and lively events. Children will go to one new field trip destination

each week, like Coco Keys, the Zoo, etc. Each week also includes two walking trips to the Wayland

Community Pool and a field trip to the Wayland Town Beach!

WAYLAND ESCAPES - Entering Grade 6 to Grade 8

Wayland High School | 264 Old Connecticut Path| Wayland, MA Monday through Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm Fees: $303/week Extended day option 3:30pm to 5:00pm; $50 per week

There's no such thing as a typical day! Every day has exciting new trips & adventures, and regularly weekly trips to the Wayland Town Beach. When not away on trips Wayland Escapes can en-

joy indoor and outdoor activities at Wayland High School. Destinations include beaches, zoos, amuse-

ment parks, trampoline parks, laser tag, Water Country, and more!

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT) PROGRAM AT SUMMER ADVENTURE - Entering Grade 9 or 10 Wayland High School | 264 Old Connecticut Path| Wayland, MA Monday through Friday, 8:30am – 3:00pm Offered in three 2 week sessions Week 1 & 2; Week 3 & 4, Week 5 & 6 Registration is limited to one session per CIT (Max 8 participants) Fees: $220 for Session 1; $273 for Sessions 2 and 3 While successful completion of CIT Program will prepare CITs for employment at any camp, it does not guarantee employment.

CITs will embark on a two week adventure of exciting fun and games, but also challenging activities to de-

velop leadership skills. Each will learn a great deal about the art of managing groups- energetic groups. The

campers look up to the counselors, but they especially admire the CITs as role models. CITs find this pro-

gram incredibly rewarding and, if they do it right, a whole lot of fun too.

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CONSERVATION

Stormwater and Land Disturbance CONSERVATION

Construction on a property may involve disturbing the land and creating new impervious surfaces such as driveways, building

additions and/or new buildings that may prevent water from being absorbed into the ground. Disturbed soils, if not properly

contained, can and do wash onto the property of others, into the Town’s drainage system and into sensitive natural areas.

Chapter 193 of the Town Code (Stormwater and Land Disturbance Bylaw), as administered by the Conservation Commission,

is intended to contain land disturbances and promote infiltration of runoff from new impervious surfaces. Linda Hansen

(508-358-3669) is available at the Conservation office to answer your questions or visit your property to help determine the

appropriate erosion control measures and drainage mitigation needed for your construction project.

Brian Harris is the part-time year-round Land Manager working for the Conservation Commission. During occasional

Saturdays in the fall, spring and summer, he will be available at Conservation areas as a resource for visitors and birders.

Please check the Conservation’s web page to see if an activity and date has been established. The Commission encourages

the use of conservation lands for various permitted activities from dawn to dusk. The Commission has embarked on an effort

to improve signs, mark boundaries, and address abuses of these special resources. All are welcome to explore and enjoy

these many areas and attend one of Brian’s Saturday activities.

Please visit the Conservation webpage on the Town of Wayland website to find our most up-to-date newsletter,

upcoming events, property information, and permitting requirements.

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TOUCH A TRUCK 2017

Thank You!.... to all of our sponsors who made the 2017 Touch A Truck a huge success!

GOLD SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

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PLATINUM SPONSORS

TRUCK AND ACTIVITY SPONSORS

* Wayland Democra c Town Commi ee *

* C W Rowe Corp. *

WAYLAND COUNCIL ON AGING (COA)

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COA provides PROGRAMS and SERVICES that reflect the unique social, educational, medical, financial and wellness needs of maturing adults (60 yrs+). The COA also serves as a senior advocate and vital resource for non-seniors who are assisting an aging family member.

For further info, contact Wayland COA ( 508-358-2990). View our newsletter at www.wayland.ma.us (click on Town Departments then click on Council On Aging )

TRIPS 12/11, 1/8 & 1/22 : Shop Around Shuttle. Home pick-ups begin at 10. Stops include the library, Stop & Shop, Panera and CVS. Free, but reservations required.

Monday, 12/4 : Market Basket & Marshall’s: Depart COA at 9:15 am. Return by 1:30 pm. N/C. Home pick-ups available upon request.

Tuesday, 12/19: MIT Museum: Depart COA at 9:00 am. Return by 2:00 pm. Cost: $15 for transportation and admission.

Wednesday, 12/27: Rhode Island School of Design Museum: Depart COA at 9:00 am. Return by 4:00 pm. Cost: $27 for transportation and admission. For more information on trips, check out the newsletter or stop by the COA for a flyer.

OVERVIEW OF WAYLAND’S PROPERTY TAX RELIEF OPTIONS

Wednesday, November 29, 10:30am

Join us for coffee and an overview of the various prop-erty tax exemptions (including Veterans, Legally Blind, Elderly, etc.) Learn more about Property Tax Deferral, Circuit Breaker match, COA Tax Work Off, the Valor Act for Veterans and additional sources of relief. This presentation will be led by Ellen Brideau, Director of Assessing for Wayland. The COA will also discuss the structure of the Senior Property Tax Work-Off pro-gram. Ample time for Q&A. Information brochures will also be available.

FAMILY & FRIENDS CPR CLASS

Monday, November 27, 10:30am-11:30am, COA

Instructor: Assistant Fire Chief Neil McPherson

The “Family & Friends CPR” class will equip you with skills that could help you to be effective if someone needed your help. Come alone or bring a friend of any age for this 60 minute class to learn CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation). The skills are taught in a small group environment using the American Heart Association’s research-proven “practice-while-watching technique.”

Class size is limited. No fee, but pre-registration is re-quired. Call the COA to register.

NEWSLETTER UPDATE We are updating our mailing list. If your name or address have changed, or if you would rather read the news-letter online and no longer need a

mailed copy, please call the COA. Wayland residents 60 or over who would like to join our mailing list, please call. The monthly COA newsletter is online at www.wayland.ma.us.

MAKE YOUR RESERVATION

12/13, noon : Holiday Luncheon with Saxophonist, Brian Kane, $9, Reservations required

12/20, 10:30 am: Holiday Coffee Hour with the Lincoln Bell Ringers. N/C, reservations requested.

SAVE THE DATE

2/7, noon : Valentine’s Day luncheon

3/14 noon: St. Patrick’s Day luncheon with the Jug of Punch Band.

30th ANNUAL CHILDREN’S HOLIDAY SHOPPE Monday, December 4th, 3:30 pm—5:30 pm

Wayland Town Building Gym

We need lots of helping hands at this well-loved annual event where children K-5 shop for family and friends with the help of “elves” (middle and high school students) while the adults wait out of view to make

sure the gifts are a surprise. All items are priced with a child’s allowance in mind. We need help with set-up, selling and gift wrapping, and clean-up. Join the fun and help young shoppers discover the joy of giving. It will start your holiday season off right! If you can volunteer at this event, please call the COA at 508 358 2990

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Make checks payable to “Town of Wayland” OR VISA, MasterCard, Discover, AMEX

CARDHOLDER NAME _____________________________________ AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE _____________________________

EXPIRATION DATE __________________ CVC CODE ___________ AMOUNT OF CHARGE_________________________________

WAYLAND RECREATION – PROGRAM REGISTRATION

You may combine two members from one family on this form. Par cipant 1 Name: __________________________ Par cipant 2 Name: _________________________ Par cipant 1: M / F DOB_________________ Par cipant 2: M / F DOB_________________ PROGRAM NAME and Par cipant First Name START DATE TIME FEE

TOTAL ___________ Street Address: __________________________ City: _________________ State: ______ Zip: _______ Phone: __________________________ Cell Phone: ___________________________ Email Address: _______________________________________________ Emergency Contact: ___________________________________________ Rela onship: ________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Cell Phone: _________________________ Comments: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ WAIVER: I have read and agree to the terms of this agreement. Parent or Guardian must read if par cipant is under age 18. Please accept the above person(s) for

par cipa on in referenced programs. I am aware of the risk inherent in this ac vity and release sponsors from responsibility for associated losses. I have deter‐

mined the nature and extent of the planned ac vi es and feel that the above listed par cipant(s) are of sufficient age, ability, and discre on to par cipate. I agree

this par cipa on will be at the discre on of the Wayland Recrea on Department. If any par cipant is a discipline problem, he or she will be expelled from the

program without refund. Permission is given for treatment by a doctor in the event of injury or illness. Permission is given to use photographs of par cipants in

publicity for the Wayland Recrea on Department.

Refund Policy: You must no fy our office at least 10 business days before a program begins for a refund minus the administra ve fee. A er that me, no refunds

are given except for medical reasons with a doctor’s note. Requests for refunds must be in wri ng (email accepted) with a short explana on. Refund requests for

Beach Buddies, Summer Adventure, Extended Day, Wayland Escapes and CIT must be made in wri ng and received in our office by June 15, 2018. A er June 15, no

refunds will be granted for these programs. Refunds may take 2‐3 weeks for processing. Classes cancelled due to low enrollment will be fully refunded. An admin‐

istra ve fee of $10 will be retained per person per program for youth withdrawals from fall, winter, spring programs, $50 for summer programs, and $10 for all

adult programs.

Please Sign Here: ____________________________________________________________

Wayland Recreation Department Town of Wayland 41 Cochituate Road Wayland, MA 01778

Postal Patron Wayland, MA 01778

BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID WAYLAND, MA 01778 PERMIT NO. 16

SAVE THE DATE! Saturday, June 16, 2018 Join us for our 2nd Annual Dad & Me Camp Out!

The event will include activities such as sports, crafts, BBQ dinner,

s’mores around a bonfire, outdoor movie and camping out overnight

at Wayland High School fields! Wake up to a Father’s Day Breakfast!

www.waylandrec.com for more informa on

2018

SAVE THE DATE! SUMMER CAMP ONLINE REGISTRATION

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 at waylandrec.com

6:30 PM Beach Buddies (Ages 3.5 to 5.5)

7:00 PM Summer Adventure (Grades K to Grade 2)

7:30 PM Summer Adventure (Grades 3 to Grade 5)

8:00 PM Wayland Escapes & CIT (Grade 6 and up)

Register for the Grade that a camper will be ENTERING next Fall.

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