New programs offered by the North Vancouver Recreation Commission this January include:
- Little Kids Musical Theatre Co., 5-7 years. A brand new exciting musical theatre program for children five to seven years old! Perfect for children who love to sing, dance and act.
- Boots 2 Blades, 2-4 years. Intro to skating for two to five year olds who have never been on the ice before. Children wear shoes/boots, meet their instructor, play on the ice with the toys, do some basic skills and get introduced to the overall skating scene in a fun, nonthreatening environment.
- Hockey Parent and Tot, 4-6 years. Children learn basic hockey skills and game play with the emphasis on fun and with parents help.
- Introduction to Skating for school age, 6-12 years. This class is for beginner school age skaters who are new to the ice. It teaches basic skating skills leading to hockey, ringette, or just have fun learning.
- Introduction to Figure Skating, 712 years. Join us for this exciting new program offering basic instruction on stroking, edges, spins and jumps.
- Karate Kid, 5-8 years. Karate techniques are combined with boxing skills with an emphasis on stance, posture and traditional values. Benefit from increased self-discipline, self defense, fitness and fun.
- Adapted Karate, 6-13 years. This program is for children 6-13 years old with developmental or physical disabilities. Get your muscles and minds moving with karate disciplines and techniques. A great way to learn a new sport and have fun too!
- Girls Only Basketball, 8-12 years. Develop basic basketball skills, build confidence, and have fun with peers.
- Indoor Soccer. Learn all the basics of ball handling, shooting, passing, and other soccer skills. Programs for 5-7 years, 8-10 years and 10-12 years.
- Stormy Chefs, 8-12 years. This cooking course equips kids with this very important life skill in a fun and participative manner.
- Thrills & Spills in the Kitchen, 10-12 years. Kids will learn cooking tips, nutrition and more in this fun and participatory class.
For more information about these and other programs, visit www.northvanrec. com.
