This parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.

This parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.

This parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.

***BEGINNER GYMNASTICS IS FOR AGES 4-5 YEARS OLD LOCATED IN THE GYMNASTICS ROOM - BECKER HIGH SCHOOL, BULLDOG ENTRANCE DOOR #5

GRADES K - 2LOCATED IN THE GYMNASTICS ROOM - BECKER HIGH SCHOOL, BULLDOG ENTRANCE DOOR #5

In this class you will learn the do's and don'ts of sourdough bread making. You will learn how to make your own sourdough bread, how to do the stretch-N-folds, shape and score the bread. You will get a couple recipes and your own starter so you can start making your own bread! Please bring: a medium size bowl and a wooden spoon. What's included: Bread flour, salt, spring water, jar and rubber band for starter, plastic bowl cover andparchment pape

Dive into the timeless art of cross-stitch in this beginner-friendly class! Learn the fundamentals of this relaxing and rewarding craft, including how to read a pattern, select materials, and make basic stitches. Materials will be provided for each class member to create a cross-stiched bookmark and the confidence to tackle more cross-stitch projects on your own.

The Becker Blast Softball Association in coordination with the St. Cloud State University softball team is hosting a softball clinic for all girls in grades K-6. This clinic will be run by the SCSU coaching staff with assistance from the SCSU softball team. Players will receive instruction in throwing, catching, hitting, and base running. This clinic is for any girls looking to learn more about softball, whether they have softball experience or not. Players new to the sport are encouraged to attend!! Special Instructions: (i.e. supplies participants need to bring to class) Players should bring a glove and wear tennis shoes and comfortable clothes. If players have a bat or batting helmet, they can bring them as well. If not, they will be provided.

9:15 a.m. Leave Eastview Elementary, 9375 Fenning Ave. NE., Monticello. Load in front parking lot. 10:15 a.m. Arrive at the Como Conservatory - the bus will drop group at the Visitors Center at the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory. 10:30 a.m. Meet your guide for the “behind the scenes” Conservatory Tour. Travel through the many gardens of the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory as you explore the Jewel of Como and learn about our rich history. Go behind-the-scenes and uncover how the garden staff keep the conservatory looking lush and green all year long and produce the many spectacular and beloved Sunken Garden flower shows. This tour is a unique opportunity to “peek behind the curtains” of the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory and get your daily dose of green! 12:00 p.m. After the guided tour, visit the Garden Safari Gift Store. You can spend some additional time at the Flower Show- Spring Flower Show 2027 12:15 p.m. Arrive at The Walnut room in Axel’s Charhouse Restaurant in Roseville. Menu - choose at sign up:(Trip leader will give each passenger a menu card to put at their place setting). 1.) Fish and Chips. Beer Battered Cod, French Fries, Tartar sauce. 2.) BBQ Chicken Club, Brioche Bun, Chicken Breast, Bacon, Cheddar Cheese, BB Sauce, French Fries. Coffee, Tea or Soda Included 1:45 p.m. Leave Roseville. 2:45 p.m. Estimated return time to Monticello. DEADLINE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2027, NO refunds after this date