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  • Hogwarts Secret Magic Lab

    Immerse yourself in the magical world of wizards as you join us in this one-of-a kind mix of STEAM adventures. Create a magic light-up wand, mix up fun concoctions, engineer your own locomotive, create your very own Golden Snitch™ and many more fascinating projects. Your summer can’t get more magical!
  • Home Alone Safety

    Is your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether it is for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a mature and well-prepared child. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone,” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after school routines, phone calls and door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, handling the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, fire safety, intruders and first aid tips. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. Parents are encouraged to review the take home information and discuss it with their child. For ages 9 and older.
  • IlluminART

    Get ready to light up the night with art! Our ultra-cool camp creations will shine, shimmer and glow for their big debut in the dark. Join us as we use clay, paint and other luminescent materials to craft extraordinary pieces of art that really glow-in-the-dark. Your child's imagination is sure to light up like never before!.
  • Imagining Community in Paper, Clay, and Cardboard!

    Young artists will imagine cities of the future by examining their own communities and what we all need to be happy, healthy, and connected creating with a wide variety of art mediums including paper collage, 3D cardboard, and sculpted clay! Each day they will explore new materials with individual and collective making prompts.
  • Imagining Community in Paper, Clay, and Cardboard!

    Young artists will imagine cities of the future by examining their own communities and what we all need to be happy, healthy, and connected creating with a wide variety of art mediums including paper collage, 3D cardboard, and sculpted clay! Each day they will explore new materials with individual and collective making prompts.
  • Improv Theatre Camp

    Join Graceful Monsters ETC for a week of improvisation skill building. You’ll explore long and short form improv, performance structures and even a little scripted comedy. This camp will end with a one of a kind improv show!
  • Instrument Explosion

    A band and orchestra summer enrichment opportunity for beginning instrumentalists entering 5th grade. Beginning a band or orchestra instrument in the Stillwater Area Schools this fall? Sign up for Instrument Explosion! The summer is a great time to start with few distractions. No prior experience or knowledge is necessary to join the band or orchestra. Students will receive a daily lesson and note reading instruction. What your child will need for Instrument Explosion: -Instrument (rental instruments will be delivered directly to camp) -Essential Elements 2000- Book 1 (also included with instrument rental) -A snack each day for break time
  • Instrument Explosion 2.0

    This is the perfect opportunity for Stillwater Area Public Schools students who are planning to continue playing their instrument in 6th grade. We will warm you up and get you ready for an exciting year of Middle School Band or Orchestra - plus, you will get to meet our Middle School teachers and get to know them a little before school begins. During Instrument Explosion 2.0, students will receive a small group lessons and music theory practice.
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    Intermediate Pickleball Lessons

    Improve your pickleball technique, shots and game strategy. The intermediate lessons will focus on spin serves, drop shots, footwork, dinks, fast action at the net, and defensive techniques, with an emphasis on winning doubles strategy. The last 30 minutes of the course will be organized play. Participants can bring thier own paddle or borrow one from the PAC. Prerequisites: Understands the rules of pickleball Gets in at least 75% of all serve attempts Gets at least 75% of return of serves (ROS) deep and to the middle of opponent's court and gets forward to capture the kitchen line on most of their ROS's. Occasionally performs successful third shot drop shots. (Success is defined as a third shot drop shot that is not returned or can only be dinked back) Can perform at least 5 dinks in a row without placing the dinks in the net, out of the court, or popping them up.
  • Intro to 3D Printing

    This 3D printing camp takes students through the 3D printing process from start to finish. Students will design 3D objects using TinkerCAD and the 3D slicing program Cura to bring their creations to life. From industrial design and manufacturing to software and hardware engineering, the 3D printing industry is booming. This course is an excellent introduction to 3D printing and is ideal for students who like to draw, design, imagine, and see their creations come to life. Printing and material fees are included. Students will get to bring home two of their 3D creations. Students should have basic reading skills (ie: reading and identifying sight words).
  • Intro to Ninja

    Ninja's develop strength and agility during this 8 weeklong course by learning different styles and techniques to master all obstacles! We have warped walls, angled steps, salmon ladders, cliff hangers, tilted ladders; all Ninja inspired obstacles! Increase flexibility, problem-solving, and coordination that can be transferred into ninja levels testing or enhance other athletic performances. All classes are coached by an experienced Ninja trainer. Class is located at the Conquer Ninja Gyms - Woodbury (707 Commerce Dr. Suite 120, Woodbury, MN 55125)
  • Junior Engineering

    If you like building and figuring out how things work, you will love this class. Join us as we explore, investigate, and solve problems while learning about simple machines' engineering building blocks. Students working in pairs will enjoy hands-on activities using LEGO® Gears and unique LEGO® Technic® engineering components that incorporate math, science, and creativity.
  • Junior Ponies Gymnastics MAGA

    This is an off-season workout program offered to those gymnastics that compete under the MAGA (Midwest Amateur Gymnastics Association) rules. Development of advanced skills and competition are the focus of this group. Participation in this team requires the gymnast to have mastered a specific skill set, therefore all registrations must be approved by the lead coach.
  • Kayak Adventure

    Are you ready for a kayak adventure on Lake Demontreville? This beautiful lake tour is ideal for paddlers with some prior paddling experience. This waterway located in Lake Elmo provides beautiful views of wildlife and is perfect for paddling at a comfortable pace. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that can get wet. SilverFinn Kayaking will provide all equipment! We can’t wait to paddle with you!
  • Kids vs. Wild

    In this cool camp you and your team will get challenged to create cool gadgets to exist in the Wild! From engineering a cool periscope, harness the power of the sun to cook (marshmallows! - yummy), engineer a device for drinkable water, and so much more, you'll return transformed from this cool adventure!
  • Large Machines: Robotics and STEM Program

    Learn about Programming and STEM concepts while building Robotic and Engineering models with a Harvard and European Union recognized program offered by e2 Young Engineers.  This program is offered in 50+ countries and are recognized as leaders in such education. Please visit our website for additional details: https://easttwincities.e2youngengineers.com/ . In this session, your child will learn about STEM and Programming concepts and will be challenged to build up to eight (8) different motorized Robotic and Engineering models. While building and programming these models, students will develop logical thinking ability and will learn various engineering concepts like Kinetic/Potential Energy, Chain Transmissions, Angular momentum, Newton’s Laws, Centrifugal force, etc. Examples of model’s student will be building include Power Plant, Military Tank, Construction Crane, Windmill, Sand Truck, Farming Plough and various others!
  • Learn Spanish with Language Sprout

    Get ready for the best week ever… and all in Spanish! Come join Language Sprout as your kids sing, dance and play their way through bilingual fun. Kids will learn Spanish with native speakers through exciting theme-based activities, songs and games. This camp is appropriate for all levels.
  • Learn to Kayak

    This class will introduce you to the fundamentals of kayaking in a comfortable setting. You will learn about paddling techniques and get the changes to practice these new skills on beautiful Square Lake in Stillwater. This class is a great way to build a new skill set or improve upon what you already know about kayaking. Come along for the fun and meet new people who enjoy the outdoors. All you need to do is dress comfortably and wear shoes that can get wet. SilverFinn Kayaking provides kayaks, paddles and all necessary safety equipment.
  • Life of Birds

    A 3-part class diving into everything from bird origins and adaptations, to migration and life cycles, and the threats to their ongoing survival.
  • Literacy and Mathematical Explorers

    Literacy and Mathematical Explorers Ages: 3-5 Time: Fridays from 11 to 12:15 Cost: $80.00 per section/per child Non-separating class Our Literacy and Math Explorers class is an engaging class tailored to children aged 3 to 5, designed to ignite a lifelong love for reading and math. We have combined these two areas of learning into one class where our youngest learners will focus on literacy skills for 4 sessions and pre-mathematics skills for 4 sessions. In this class, we provide a stimulating and supportive environment where children can explore the fascinating world of letters, letter sounds, vocabulary, print awareness, and books. We will also provide hands-on activities, engaging games, stories, and interactive play, which will help children become familiar with numbers, counting, shapes, patterns, and much more, setting your child up for a strong foundation in math that will prepare them for a successful academic journey. We are unable to provide Sibling Care on Fridays due to staff needs in other programming.
  • Little Gardeners Camp

    This camp is perfect for future gardeners and kids who like to play in the dirt! You will create a succulent terrarium, container herb garden, hydro paint and plant a flower pot, create treats for the birds, bead suncatchers, paint inspirational rocks and more! Some projects may be conducted outside, weather permitting.
  • Lumberjack Days Pickleball Tournament

    Stillwater Area Public Schools Community Education Department is hosting the Lumberjack Days Pickleball Tournament Saturday, July 20th and Sunday, July 21st, 2024 at Stillwater Area High School in the Pony Activity Center which features 10 indoor pickleball courts. Location: NEW THIS YEAR - OUTDOOR TOURNAMENT! We will be playing at the 8 courts at Northland Park in Stillwater. Backup - Stillwater Area High School Pony Activity Center - 10 indoor courts, hardwood floors. 5701 Stillwater Boulevard North, Stillwater, MN 55082. Enter Door 11W by the Pony Stadium entryway. Dates: Saturday, July 20th and Sunday, July 21st, 2024 Cost: $35 per player for the first event, $5 for each additional event, tournament t-shirt included in fee. Tournament Format: The tournament format will consist of a minimum of 3 pool play games, followed by single elimination tournament play based on pool ranking. All games are officiated by the individuals playing and must make their own calls. This is an unsanctioned tournament. Ball: Franklin X-40 - (if moved indoors we will use the Onix Fuse indoor balls) Men’s and Women’s will play Saturday, July 20th. Depending on the number of teams registered for men’s and women’s play will dictate the start times of each tournament. The goal is to maximize court time for pool play for each level and gender will be dictated based on registrations. Schedules will be posted by July 17th. Mixed Doubles will play Sunday, July 21st. Depending on the number of teams registered for mixed play will dictate the start times of each tournament. The goal is to maximize court time for pool play for each level and will be dictated based on registrations Competition in mixed, men’s and women’s will be offered at 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0 divisions, As well as 50+ divisions in mixed. Teams are self-ranked according to USAPA criteria. Tournament Director has the right to reclassify and combine divisions if necessary due to number of teams. Registration: Registration opens March 4th, 2024, and will close July 12, 2024 @10 AM or until full. Each player needs to have their own separate online registration and payment. The first registration should be $35. You can register for the second event by going into the new event and selecting the $5 registration fee. There is a $5 processing fee if cancelled before July 12th, 2024. There is no refund after July 12th, 2024 as t-shirts and brackets will be created and modifications to the brackets must be made. Tournament Director: Pete Heldstab heldstabp@stillwaterschools.org 651-351-8454
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    MN Zoo

    Forget the drama and hang with llamas on this fun-filled day at the Minnesota Zoo. You can chill with the penguins or play it cool with the camels. Your group can explore the zoo at a turtle’s pace, or speed up to see more cool creatures. Either way, you’ll have some time to monkey around with friends and make some great memories! We recommend signing up with a friend or group of friends. Students will be encouraged to use the buddy system as they will be allowed to experience the park without direct supervision. All students will be expected to check in with chaperones at set times and locations throughout the day. It is very important to be on time for midday check in and departure times. Bus Pick Up: SMS 9:15, OMS 9:30 Returns: OMS 3:00, SMS 3:15
  • Middle School Pony Power

    The SMS Summer Pony Power & Performance is an instructional program for younger students and athletes that focuses on strength, agility, power and speed. This is open to all students entering grades 5-8 who are interested in conditioning, strengthening or athletic improvement. Individualized programs are created to develop the beginning middle school athlete through the experienced athlete. Certified (CSCS) instructors will work with each student to provide the best and most appropriate comprehensive program. All PPP participants will receive a t-shirt.