Lincoln Elementary School

We will learn a scary chess opening called the Halloween Gambit, and then everyone will play chess. Come in your Halloween costume! Chess club meets every Monday from 6:00-9:00, at the St. John's Episcopal Parish House, 1458 Locust St.

Beginner and Advanced Wrestling Youth Club

Calling all young chapter book readers. Join us each month to read a new chapter book, meet up for a fun discussion, and do cool activities together. Please register and pick up your free book at the Children's Help Desk.

Fall and winter ice skating have arrived. Time to dust off your skates and head to the ice rink. Join us as we glide into December with our next 6 week learn tp skate session. All new and returning skaters ages 3 and up are welcome to register for group class instruction on Tuesday and/or Saturday.

Try hockey for free! 9:15 - 10:15 AM. Ages 4-9. Please arrive 20-30 min prior to event.

Did you ever wonder how computers know what to do? This event is designed to help you explore how people instruct computers and how they affect your everyday life.

This flyer does not advertise an event, but rather is explains what 4-H is, and where students can get more information if they are interested in joining 4-H.

Homeschool Days will take place at the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium on the second Wednesdays in November, December, and January. Homeschool families can enjoy the River Museum at their own pace for just $9.95 per person. Experience the daily activities - no registration required.

Channel your creativity towards the annual University of Iowa Hawkeye Haiku contest. This free contest is open to students in grades 3-12 and adults. Prizes for winners. Information: foriowa.org/write-now.

University of Dubuque Soccer presents our Mini Kickers Camp. Open to boys and girls born in 2018-2012 birth years. Each camp is lead by UD Women's Soccer coaching staff and current team players. Our goal is to focus on fun while teaching the mini kickers about the fundamentals of soccer.

Get ready to STIR up some fun! Kids in the Kitchen will give your child hands-on kitchen experience, with knowledge of the 5 basic food groups and how to prepare them. Kids will not need a sack lunch for Kids in the Kitchen.

University of Dubuque Soccer presents our Mini Kickers Camp. Open to boys and girls born in 2018-2012 birth years. Each camp is led by UD Women's Soccer coaching staff and current team players. Our goal is to focus on fun while teaching the mini kickers about the fundamentals of soccer.

Dubuque Community local organizations are celebrating family literacy month for the entire month of November! Attached is a flyer created to provide ideas and suggestions on how families can celebrate reading within in their own family.

Hempstead Mustangs are proud to have our first elementary school basketball dribbling club session! During this hour we will focus on the fundamentals of basketball including jump stops, pivoting, passing and DRIBBLING. We will conclude with a dribbling presentation done at a Hempstead home game!

Learn how to use a sewing machine and complete a simple sewing project to take home. This program is in the Maker Space on the second floor. Materials are provided.

University of Dubuque Soccer presents our Mini Kickers Camp. Open to boys and girls born in 2018-2012 birth years. Each camp is led by UD Women's Soccer coaching staff and current team players. Our goal is to focus on fun while teaching the mini kickers about the fundamentals of soccer.

Read a new title each month and then meet up for book discussion and a unique activity related to the book. Please register and pick up your free book at the Children's Help Desk.

Homeschool Days will take place at the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium on the second Wednesdays in November, December, and January. Homeschool families can enjoy the River Museum at their own pace for just $9.95 per person. Experience the daily activities - no registration required.

Join us for fun read-aloud books and hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) inspired activities once a month. Materials provided. Registration is required.

Let's talk penguins! What makes penguins unique? What makes them birds? If they can't fly, what do they use their wings for? Join us to discover the answers to all these questions and more!

Homeschool Days will take place at the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium on the second Wednesdays in November, December, and January. Homeschool families can enjoy the River Museum at their own pace for just $9.95 per person. Experience the daily activities - no registration required.

What do a centipede, jellyfish, and crayfish all have in common? No backbone! Come learn all about invertebrates.

One river can house numerous water worlds. From wetlands to main channel, the river has many different types of homes, each perfect for different types of animals.

Who is the true "king of the beasts?" We look at the characteristics and adaptations of various mammals to see who will best survive in different climates and habitats.

Using the greenhouse as our backdrop, learn why we use them for gardening and the science behind how one works. We will help prepare to plant some seeds for the River Museum and get some seeds to take home.

Recommended for ages 6 and younger with a favorite adult, though all families are welcome to attend. Join us for a cozy evening of stories, songs, and fun! Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.