Sledding & Snow Tubing

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Adams Hill Park
Richfield: 7200 Washburn Ave S
612.861.9385

Afton Alps Recreational Area
Hastings: 6600 Pellers Ave
651.436.5245
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Buck Hill
Burnsville: 15400 Buck Hill Rd
952.435.7174

Como Park Golf Course
St. Paul: Corner of N Chelsea & W Arlington Ave
651.488.9673

Elm Creek Recreational Area
Maple Grove: 12400 James Dean Pkwy
763.694.7894

Frogtown Park and Farm
St. Paul: 946 Minnehaha Ave
651.266.6400

Hyland Park
Bloomington: 10145 Bush Lake Rd
763.694.7687

Lyndale Farmstead Park
Minneapolis: 3900 Bryant Ave S
612.370.4948

Marthaler Park
West St. Paul: 625 Humboldt Ave
651.552.4100

Neil Park
Burnsville: 13501 Upton Ave
952.895.4500

South Valley Park
Inver Grove Heights: 2810 70th St

Staring Lake
Eden Prairie: 14800 Pioneer Tl
952.934.7120

Trapp Farm Park Snow Tubing Park
Eagan: 841 Wilderness Run Rd
651.675.5511
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Wild Chutes Snow Tubing
Taylors Falls: 37200 Wild Mt Rd
651.465.6315
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Transportation A to Z

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Musical Instruments A to Z

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Household Tasks A to Z

They say you teach what you want to learn and I’m ready to learn how to help my children become better helpers. Creating a chore chart and reward system may be helpful to you and your family. Instead of spending money on magnetic or dry erase chore charts you can make your own customized chart by printing one from these online resources: chorecharts.com chorecharts.net freeprintablebehaviorcharts.com kids.lovetoknow.com handipoints.com-is a web-based game that allows you to create and print chore charts for your child to earn points to play games A – make chores and allowance age appropriate B – buy a book as a reward C – use consequences for not completing chores without being harsh D – if a chore is too difficult, ditch it and do a different one instead E – set reasonable and clear expectations F – make chores fun by singing a song while you work G – use small goals so your child doesn’t become overwhelmed such as first pick up the toys off the floor then organize ...

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