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Everblades Fan Club teaching kids to skate

The kids wait patiently for their ice skating instructions after being laced into ice skates, many for the first time, at Germain Arena on Tuesday morning. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News

The kids wait patiently for their ice skating instructions after being laced into ice skates, many for the first time, at Germain Arena on Tuesday morning. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News

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  • As the kids file into Germain Arena for their ice skating lesson, Everblades Fan Club volunteers work to get them fitted for skates. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • The kids wait patiently for their ice skating instructions after being laced into ice skates, many for the first time, at Germain Arena on Tuesday morning. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • Joe Canales watches figure skaters practice on the ice upon entering the ice rink for the first time during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • After getting laced into ice skates for the first time, Cody Gonzalez, 6, of Immokalee receives help walking from junior coach Tarah Kayne during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • Victor Soto concentrates on keeping his balance while skating for the first time during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • Ashley Gonzalez, 12, from left, Dominique Rios, 10, and Virginia Casillas, 9, practice a drill with junior coach Taylor Roberts that teaches skaters how to skate backwards during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • The kids are rewarded with congratulations and high-fives as they get the hang of skating drills throughout the morning during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • Matias Matias, 11, is helped up after falling on the ice by junior instructor Taylor Roberts during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • 53 kids took to the ice with their instructors during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • Carlos Ramirez, 5, watches colleagues while practicing a drill that teaches skaters to get off the ice after falling during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • Joe Canales is congratulated by an instructor after doing well in a skating drill during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News
  • Pedro Gonzalez, 10, is helped up by friends Ashley Gonzalez, 12, right, and Matias Matias, 11, after falling during a community project to teach kids to skate on Tuesday morning. The event was held at Germain Arena and sponsored by the Everblades Fan Club. Jason Easterly/Special to the Daily News

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