Community Education Summer 2019

Summer 2019

2019 SUMMER CAMPS AND CLINICS

NEW:

Extended Hours • Lunch Bunch Full & Half-Day Options

NEW PROGRAMS AND CAMP FORMAT Get ready for summer with new youth activities offered by the Community Education department at Mounds View Public Schools!

A variety of activities, camps and clinics are geared to engage students and provide an environment where students can learn, play and explore.

NEW CAMP FORMAT

A new summer camp format is launching in 2019 to include full-day and half-day options for students entering grades K-6. With new instructors, new topics and one centralized camp site, students will be able to try new things, meet new people and grow. The new Lunch Bunch program offers families the option of selecting morning and afternoon activities that extend a full day. Extended drop-off and pick-up times and Friday field trips are also a new addition to summer Community Education offerings.

Drop-off

8 - 9 a.m.

Morning camp

9 a.m. - noon

Lunch Bunch noon - 1 p.m. (extra $10 per week) Afternoon camp 1 - 4 p.m.

Pick-up

4 - 5 p.m.

All camps listed on pages 4-17 are held at Chippewa Middle School 5000 Hodgson Road, North Oaks

MORNING AND AFTERNOON CARE

LUNCH BUNCH

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Reduce some summer stress with our new extended morning drop-off hour and afternoon pick-up hour included in your summer camp registration! Campers can be dropped off as early as 8 a.m. and picked up as late as 5 p.m. giving families a little more flexibility in their day.

NEW! OPTIONS FOR EXTENDED Create a full day of fun with the new Lunch Bunch CARE program. For families looking for full-day options, the Lunch Bunch program is a perfect way to connect morning and afternoon camps. Lunch Bunch provides a supervised lunch hour but does require students to bring their own lunch.

Registration is in addition to camp registration, and the cost is $10 per week.

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FRIDAY FIELD TRIPS

Experience high-quality supervision and a new field trip destination every Friday with our new Field Trip Fridays for students entering grades K-8! Field trips range between $55 to $65 per field trip and require students to bring a bag lunch. Drop-off is at Chippewa Middle School from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. with pick-up from 4:30-5 p.m.

SPORTS CLINICS & CAMPS

In addition to Community Education camps, coaches at both Irondale High School and Mounds View High School have a wide variety of sports camps and clinics that will be happening throughout the District. More information about these programs can be found on pages 18-23.

OPTIONS FOR REGISTRATION

IN THIS ISSUE

Registration begins March 1, 2019, at 8 a.m.

Online: www.moundsviewschools.org/RegisterCommunityEd In person or by mail at 4570 Victoria Street N, Shoreview

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WEEK 1 CAMPS: June 17-21

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WEEK 2 CAMPS: June 24-28

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WEEK 3 CAMPS: July 8-12

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WEEK 4 CAMPS: July 15-19

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WEEK 5 CAMPS: July 22-26

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WEEK 6 CAMPS: July 29 - August 2

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WEEK 7 CAMPS: August 5-9

18-23 Irondale Knights and Mounds View Mustang Sports Camps & Clinics 24-25

Additional Summer Activities and Courses

26-27 Registration Information & Other Community Ed Programs

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WEEK 1: JUNE 17-21

Morning Camps

9 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur June 17-20

INTRO TO CODING WITH SUPER HEROS

Week at a glance: MORNING DROP-OFF: 8 - 9 A.M. MORNING CAMPS: 9 A.M. - NOON • Rainbows & Hearts Art Camp • Intro to Coding with Super Heros • Amazing Boat Engineering • Roaring Rockets • Robotics Junior LUNCH BUNCH: NOON - 1 P.M. AFTERNOON CAMPS: 1 - 4 P.M. • Pokemon Fun Art Camp • Crazy Action Contraptions • STEM: Concoctions and Inventions • Digital Film Production Special Effects • Extreme Chemistry Mystery Challenges • It’s Splash Time!

AFTERNOON PICK-UP 4 - 5 P.M. FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: • Minnesota Zoo

RAINBOWS & HEARTS ART CAMP GRADES K-4 Rainbows, hearts, kittens and more are part of this art camp. In this camp, we’ll paint on stretched canvas, make colorful papier maché hearts, sculpt clay owls, draw cute cats, make cool necklaces and more. Along the way we’ll listen to music, paint our nails and have lots of fun!

GRADES K-2 Create your own video game! Love video games? In this class, students as young as five years old can practice math, logic and programming while they put their video game talents to work! Participants will create a storyline with favorite superheroes as stars and add challenges and levels of difficulty. Then, they can share the game by email or post it on the web to challenge family and friends. The game will be in an animated flash format and viewable in most internet browsers. Bring a USB flash drive to the last day of class, or files can be emailed to parents.

Activity code: S19-Codingheros Registration fee: $130 AMAZING BOAT ENGINEERING GRADES 1-5 All aboard! Summer and water goes together and what better way to have a blast than building boats that actually float using LEGO®pieces! Use your engineering mind to construct boats with different propulsion systems – from paddles to propellers and much more. Students will use LEGO® Technic™ pieces and electric motors to build their fastest boat. Then they’ll captain a boat to race it against friends. This is a summer fungineering adventure you’ll never forget!

Presented by Tech Tac Toe Activity code: S19-Amazingboat Registration fee: $132

Activity code: S19-RainbowArt Registration fee: $123

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GRADES 2-6 Blast off with Science Explorers to accelerate through aerodynamics with rocketry. Students will design and modify straw rockets to learn about aerodynamics, projectile motion, thrust and velocity. Then, they will build their own model rocket while experimenting with Bernoulli’s Principle, Newton’s third law and more.

Finally, if weather permits, students will watch their roaring rocket soar as they launch it high into the sky.

Presented by Science Explorers Activity code: S19-RoaringRockets Registration fee: $104 ROBOTICS JUNIOR

Presented by Tech Academy

Presented by Abrakadoodle

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ROARING ROCKETS

GRADES 1-5 Build it, program it, play with it and learn from it using LEGO®Mindstorms WeDo software and LEGO®bricks!

Students will build and program race cars, a forklift and more. In this summer camp, students will be challenged to build, test, program and modify multiple projects. Then, they will use those projects to investigate basic robotics concepts as well as introductory computer coding.

Presented by Youth Enrichment League Activity code: S19-RoboticsJr Registration fee: $101

Lunch Bunch Activity code: S19-Lunchbunch-1 Registration fee: $10 per participant Noon - 1 p.m.

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Afternoon Camps

WEEK 1: JUNE 17-21

1 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 17-20

EXTREME CHEMISTRY… MYSTERY CHALLENGES

All camps are held at Chippewa Middle School

GRADES 3-6 Are you ready to get messy with some extreme chemistry experiments? Then step into the science lab to solve our mystery challenges. Students will investigate polymers, rates of reaction, density, chemical indicators and more to help solve mysteries. Classes are hands-on...so be sure to dress for a mess!

5000 Hodgson Road North Oaks

POKEMON FUN ART CAMP GRADES K-4 This camp is packed with LEGOs® and games. Students will complete amazing projects like sculpting a clay dragon, drawing video game characters, making wobbling ninjas and more. We’ll even make a surprise Fortnite project. Along the way we will play games and compete in daily challenges.

Presented by Abrakadoodle Activity code: S19-Pokemon Registration fee: $123 CRAZY ACTION CONTRAPTIONS GRADES K-3 Unleash your imagination as you journey through the wide-ranging world of LEGO®building. Working in pairs, students will build models and discuss the engineering science behind each model. Students will then be challenged to improve the model and customize their creations. Possible models include the Never-Look-Back Machine, Skittletops, Do-Nothing Machine, Coat Hanger Daredevil, Trapdoor Cable Car Parachute Machine, Rubber Band Racer, BalloonPowered Car, and other crazy action contraptions. This hands-on class shows students how engineering can be fun and silly, yet still educational.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Contraptions Registration fee: $116

STEM: CONCOCTIONS AND INVENTIONS

Presented by Science Explorers Activity code: S19-Extremechemistry Registration fee: $104

GRADES: K-3 Are you ready to have messy fun this summer? In this camp, kids explore chemical reactions in a super fun, slimy way as they create all kinds of ooey gooey, sticky, bouncy, slimy mixtures. Students will also be challenged to solve fun engineering problems and so much more. In this class all the mess stays behind, while fun memories and learning go home!

IT’S SPLASH TIME! GRADES 4-6 Splash Time will show kids how much fun the water can be. Through fun drills, games and instruction, kids will learn the basics of water safety, competitive swimming and dryland training. Splash Time will run every week of the summer so students can sign up multiple times to continue to build on their skills.

Presented by Tech Tac Toe Activity code: S19-Concoctions Registration fee: $126

Presented by North Suburban Aquatics Activity code: S19-Splash-w1 Registration fee: $90

DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION: SPECIAL EFFECTS GRADES 4-6 Learn film editing basics and how to use Hollywood-style special effects techniques. Possible special effects learned in class: animated laser, custom light sword, pulp sci-fi crawl and hyperdrive effects. Final projects will be emailed to parents, or students may bring a USB flash drive the last day of class. A student photography release must be signed for class.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Film Registration fee: $130

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FRIDAY

Field Trip MINNESOTA ZOO Activity code: S19-Fieldtrip-Zoo Registration fee: $55 per participant Friday, June 21 Drop-off at Chippewa: 8 - 9 a.m.

Field trip: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Pick-up at Chippewa: 4 - 5 p.m.

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WEEK 2: JUNE 24-28

Week at a glance: MORNING DROP-OFF: 8 - 9 A.M. MORNING CAMPS: 9 A.M. - NOON • Intro to STEM with LEGO® • Explorers of the Galaxy • Unicorns and Their Fairy Friends • Fencing Camp • Get Tech with SciGirls!

• Engineering: Solar, Hydro & Wind

Morning Camps EXPLORERS OF THE GALAXY

FENCING CAMP

GRADES K-3 If you have ever dreamed to be an astronaut and travel to the stars, this super cool galaxy-exploring camp is for you! We’ll build a slingshot rocket and a space station, explore the engineering marvel of an astronaut’s space suit, “visit” our solar system, launch cool rockets into the air, learn about the lunar mission, optimize a lunar lander, build a lunar car and many fun space-exploring activities.

GRADES 2-6 New and returning students are welcome to join the fastgrowing Olympic sport of fencing.

Youth Enrichment League (YEL) fencing classes follows four basic components: 1. Teach It! Hall of Fame Olympic fencing coach Ro Sobalvarro crafts the lessons and curriculum. 2. Practice It! Students pair up to practice a fencing move or concept, rotate partners and repeat.

3. Move It! Students participate in fencing matches using only the moves taught so far. 4. Play It! Spend 10-15 minutes of each class fencing with multiple fencers at their skill level. All equipment is provided. Safety is our first priority. We supply safety swords, protective masks, chest plates and jackets in a high-octane, inclusive environment.

Presented by Tech Tac Toe Activity code: S19-Galaxy Registration fee: $126

LUNCH BUNCH: NOON - 1 P.M. AFTERNOON CAMPS: 1 - 4 P.M. • Masters in Clay • Rocket Blast-Off • Robotic Builders: Battlebots • Stem Challenge with LEGO® • It’s Splash Time AFTERNOON PICK-UP 4 - 5 P.M. FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: • Bell Museum, Planetarium & Raptor Center

UNICORNS AND THEIR FAIRY FRIENDS GRADES K-6 Unicorns, fairies and more mystical creatures will inspire us at this magical camp. Your child will dream of swimming with mermaids, flying on the back of Pegasus, fighting a firebreathing dragon and more! Model Magic® , air-dry clay, paint, glitter and other magical materials will help bring dreams to life.

Presented by Kidcreate Studio Activity code: S19-Unicorns Registration fee: $110

INTRO TO STEM WITH LEGO® MATERIALS GRADES K-2 Ratchet up your imagination with tens-of-thousands of LEGO®parts!

Students will design and build as never before while they explore their craziest ideas to build trains, helicopters, tree houses and beam bridges in a supportive environment.

Presented by Play-Well TEKnologies Activity code: S19-Stemlego Registration fee: $125

GET TECH WITH SCIGIRLS GRADES 3-6 Join SciGirls for this camp to become an amazing engineer/artist. Light up the room with electric Playdoh, discover human-like robots, make a fashion tech accessory and build an alarming doormat to keep people out of your room. Challenge your imagination with art, nature and engineering challenges too.

Presented by SciGirls Activity code: S19-Scigirls Registration fee: $120

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9 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur June 24-27

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Presented by Youth Enrichment League Activity code: S19-Fencing Registration fee: $120 ENGINEERING: SOLAR, HYDRO & WIND GRADES 3-6 Combine engineering and alternative energy (solar, hydro and wind) while building cars, cranes and drawbridges from LEGO®kits. Operate your creations using alternative energy sources. Working in teams, students will experiment with wind, water and solar panels and will achieve an understanding of how energy is developed from these sources. Solar energy can be captured by the LEGO® Solar Cell and used to power their models. The concepts learned will be used to design and create a test car.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Solarhydro Registration fee: $116

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Afternoon Camps

WEEK 2: JUNE 24-28

1 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 24-27

STEM CHALLENGE WITH LEGO® GRADES 3-5 Power-up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens-ofthousands of LEGO®parts! Apply realworld concepts in physics, engineering and architecture through engineerdesigned projects such as gear cars, gondolas, merry-go-rounds and scissor lifts.

All camps are held at Chippewa Middle School 5000 Hodgson Road North Oaks

Lunch Bunch Activity code: S19-Lunchbunch-2 Registration fee: $10 per participant Noon - 1 p.m.

MASTERS IN CLAY CAMP GRADES K-6 Back by popular demand! Be inspired by art created by Vincent Van Gogh, Claude Monet, Edward Munch and Claes Oldenburg. We will use clay to recreate famous works-of-art like Monet’s Water Lilies, Munch’s The Scream, Oldenburg’s Spoonbridge and Cherry and many others. Make room to display these masterpieces - the projects your child creates in this class are going to be amazing!

Presented by Kidcreate Studio Activity code: S19-Masterclay Registration fee: $116

Presented by Play-Well TEKnologies

ROCKET BLAST-OFF GRADES 2-6 Blast off into the world of Mad Science model rocketry. This action-packed week focuses solely on rockets and rocket flight. Learn about model rocket design, building, aerodynamics, propulsion, launching, safety, recovery and repair. Take part in daily launches and then take home your own rockets along with an abundance of modelrocket knowledge.

Presented by Madscience Activity code: S19-Blastoff Registration fee: $140 ROBOTIC BUILDERS: BATTLEBOTS GRADES: 1-4 Let the battles begin! Designed by the experts at MIT, LEGO® WeDo Robotics’ unique system teaches students about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. In this camp, students may construct a Catapult, Ninja Star, Tank, Battle Axe, Crossbow and more!

Activity code: S19-Legochallenge Registration fee: $125 IT’S SPLASH TIME! GRADES 4-6 Splash Time will show kids how much fun the water can be. Through fun drills, games and instruction, kids will learn the basics of water safety, competitive swimming and dryland training. Splash Time will run every week of the summer so students can sign up multiple times to continue to build on their skills.

Presented by North Suburban Aquatics Activity code: S19-Splash-w2 Registration fee: $90

FRIDAY

Field Trip

Presented by Tech Academy

BELL MUSEUM, PLANETARIUM & RAPTOR CENTER

Activity code: S19-Battlebots Registration fee: $116

Activity code: S19-Fieldtrip-Bel Registration fee: $65 per participant Friday, June 28 Drop-off at Chippewa: 8 - 9 a.m.

Field trip: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Pick-up at Chippewa: 4 - 5 p.m.

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WEEK 3: JULY 8-12

Morning Camps

9 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur July 8-11

CRAFT EXTRAVAGANZA

Week at a glance: MORNING DROP-OFF: 8 - 9 A.M. MORNING CAMPS: 9 A.M. - NOON • Solar Car, Robot and Machines • Craft Extravaganza • Ultimate Hovercrafts – Air Blast Engineering • Destination Mars: Rocketry • Build a Solar-Powered Drone • “Star Wars” Movie making LUNCH BUNCH: NOON - 1 P.M. AFTERNOON CAMPS: 1 - 4 P.M. • Big Sparkly Camp of Unicorns • Junior Engineering: Theme Parks • Science Kaleidoscope • Fortnite Game Design • Battle Royale Game Coding • It’s Splash Time!

AFTERNOON PICK-UP 4 - 5 P.M. FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: • Stages Theater Company Roald Dahls’ Willy Wonka

GRADES K-4 Clay pinch pots, wooden projects, tie dye and more! In this super fun summer camp, we’ll have a wonderful time creating amazing crafty projects lake a wooden picture frame, a papier maché animal, an origami dog, tie dye T-shirts and much more. You’ll surely have a blast in this fun crafty camp.

All camps are held at Chippewa Middle School 5000 Hodgson Road North Oaks

BUILD A SOLAR-POWERED DRONE

Presented by Abrakadoodle Activity code: S19-Craft Registration fee: $123 ULTIMATE HOVERCRAFTS – AIR BLAST ENGINEERING GRADES 2-5 Explore the power of air like never before! Build a super cool hovercraft (to take home!), have a blast experimenting with pressurized car launching, learn to harness the power of air in engineering, create pneumatics machines and much more.

Presented by Tech Tac Toe

GRADES K-3 Stimulate your child’s creativity by designing and building epic solarpowered cars, robots and machines from easy-to-assemble parts. In addition, your young tikes will build solar-powered cranes, lift bridges and many other designs. Let your little engineers explore the world of solar energy while learning how to problemsolve and stretch their imagination.

Presented by GoSolar! Kidz Activity code: S19-Solarmachines Registration fee: $180 8

GRADES 2-5 Launch your very own rockets and watch them speed 300 feet into the air! Then, take your rockets home!

Students will make multiple rockets of varying difficulty and will use those rockets to investigate basic aeronautical concepts including propulsion, thrust, lift, drag and more.

Participants will hypothesize about travel in outer space, consider how to get an astronaut to Mars and imagine life on Mars.

Presented by Youth Enrichment League Activity code: S19-MarsRocketry Registration fee: $118

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Presented by GoSolar!Kidz Activity code: S19-Solardrone Registration fee: $192 “STAR WARS” JEDI MOVIE MAKING

Activity code: S19-Hovercrafts Registration fee: $132 DESTINATION MARS: ROCKETRY

SOLAR CAR, ROBOT AND MACHINES

GRADES 3-6 Have a blast with remote-control drones that charge from solar power.

Build a solar-powered charging station using real-life tools including a solder iron, drills and more. After building a charging station, challenge other students with your drone. When drones run out of juice, use your selfmade solar charging station to power it back up. At the end of camp, take home your mini drone and charging station.

GRADES K-3 From a galaxy far, far away, “Star Wars” comes to life! In this camp, students will create a stop-motion animated LEGO®“Star Wars” movie using “Star Wars” action figures, LEGOs®and backdrops. Handle all the technical details including using a digital movie camera to film scenes. Students will learn to use stop-motion animation and will use digital editing to add special effects and transitions to the movie. In this exciting hands-on class, instructors will take students through the entire digital filmmaking process from start to finish using Frames software. Final projects will be emailed to parents or students can bring a USB flash drive the last day of class.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code:S19-Starwars Registration fee: $130

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Afternoon Camps

Lunch Bunch Activity code: S19-Lunchbunch-3 Registration fee: $10 per participant Noon - 1 p.m.

BIG SPARKLY CAMP OF UNICORNS GRADES K-4 Join the craze for unicorns in this camp where we’ll create several magical unicorn projects like an adorable unicorn stuffie, a unicorn charm and even oopsie sparkly slime.

Art projects range from painting on canvas to creating a whimsical collage.

Presented by Abrakadoodle Activity code: S19-Sparklyunicorns Registration fee: $123 JUNIOR ENGINEERING: THEME PARKS GRADES K-3 Children have a blast using LEGO® Techics™ Engineering Kits to explore the world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in a team-based environment. During each session, we will explore new engineering principles such as gears, wheels, levers, and pulleys. Then, we will build working theme park rides and machines that reinforce concepts learned. After each building project, students will customize, share, compete in challenges and enjoy experimenting with their creations.

Possible models include Catapult Games, Crazy Floors, Merry-GoRounds, Go-Karts, Moving Clowns, Popcorn Carts and more.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Themepark Registration fee: $116

WEEK 3: JULY 8-12

1 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur July 8-11

SCIENCE KALEIDOSCOPE GRADES: 1-5 Have fun and learn with Mad Science as you explore the fields of chemistry, Egyptology and engineering. Help build a giant geodesic dome, build a model pyramid and write with hieroglyphs.

Make your own chromatography T-shirt and mix different ingredients to create sidewalk chalk, bath fizzers and edible treats.

BATTLE ROYALE GAME CODING

Presented by Mad Science Activity code: S19-Sciencekaleidoscope Registration fee: $140 FORTNITE GAME DESIGN GRADES 3-6 Don’t just play Fortnite, learn the game engine used to create the game! This class explores designing and building using your own creative ideas. Make your own scenery and landscape using Fortnite-inspired assets. Typing skills and mouse skills are necessary for students taking this class. No Fortnite gaming is included in this camp.

GRADES 4-6 Tech Academy Battle Royale inspired

by Fortnite! Join us for an exciting week of game-coding! Create your own Battle Royale game for you and your friends to drop into. Customize the map, set your characters and create upgrades to scatter across the world by learning coding and game design.

Use your skills to achieve a Victory Royale. Bring a USB flash drive on the last day to save your games, or they can be emailed to parents.

Presented by Tech Academy

Presented by Tech Tac Toe

Activity code: S19-Battleroyale Registration fee: $130

Activity code: S19-Fortnitedesign Registration fee: $146

IT’S SPLASH TIME!

STAGES THEATER COMPANY ROALD DAHLS’ WILLY WONKA

GRADES 4-6 Splash Time will show kids how much fun the water can be. Through fun drills, games and instruction, kids will learn the basics of water safety, competitive swimming and dryland training. Splash Time will run every week of the summer so students can sign up multiple times to continue to build on their skills.

Activity code: S19-Fieldtrip-Wonka

Presented by North Suburban Aquatics

Registration fee: $55 per participant

Activity code: S19-Splash-w3 Registration fee: $90

FRIDAY

Field Trip Friday, July 12 Drop-off at Chippewa: 8 - 9 a.m.

Field trip: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Pick-up at Chippewa: 4 - 5 p.m.

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WEEK 4: JULY 15-19

Week at a glance: MORNING DROP-OFF: 8 - 9 A.M. MORNING CAMPS: 9 A.M. - NOON • Solar Wood Helicopter • Fortnite Art Plus Building Blocks • NASA: Academy of Space Explorers • Spanish Camp: Mission Impossible • Engineering Aeronautics and Drones!

• Project Runway • Ocean Exploration Camp LUNCH BUNCH: NOON - 1 P.M. AFTERNOON CAMPS: 1 - 4 P.M. • Mess to the Max Art Camp • Glam Lab Science • WeDo Robotics Engineering • Advanced Engineering: Animatronics and Pneumatics • Survivor Island • It’s Splash Time!

AFTERNOON PICK-UP 4 - 5 P.M. FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: • Bunker Beach

Morning Camps

9 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur July 15 - 18

FORTNITE ART PLUS BUILDING BLOCKS

ENGINEERING AERONAUTICS AND DRONES

GRADES K-4 Crazy about Fortnite? This camp is for you! Use your creativity to make and paint a Cuddle Team Leader, create a Loot Llama and make your own Boogie Bomb. We’ll have fun making structures with LEGO®blocks and creating Fortnite projects.

GRADES 2-5 Fly drones and engineer flying machines while you learn about stateof-the-art flying robotic technology, the four Forces of Flight, Bernoulli’s Principle and much more. Practice flying drones and join an aerial competition! Engineer multiple aircraft designs to bring home. Bring a LEGO® minifigure for a surprise project!

Presented by Abrakadoodle Activity code: S19-Fortniteart Registration fee: $123

Presented by Tech Tac Toe Activity code: S19-Aeronautics Registration fee: $132

NASA: ACADEMY OF SPACE EXPLORERS GRADES 1-5 This hands-on Mad Science program sends campers on a quest for galactic exploration! Comets, planets, stars, constellations, eclipses and asteroids are all waiting to be discovered. Learn about space travel, build a model rocket and participate in a rocket launch.

Presented by Mad Science Activity code: S19-NASA Registration fee: $140

PROJECT RUNWAY GRADES 4-6 Get ready for your very own Project Runway fashion show exhibiting sewing projects including a sundress, satchel, sunglasses case and more!

Students are taught multiple hand and machine sewing techniques.

On the last day of class, students will showcase their work and take everything home.

Presented by Youth Enrichment League

Activity code: S19-Projectrunway Registration fee: $144

SPANISH CAMP: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE GRADES 1-5 Using stealth strategies of cracking codes, overcoming obstacle courses and treasure-hunting for clues, participants will solve a mystery abroad. Campers will work together to beat the clock by utilizing Concordia Language Village’s immersion strategies of games, music, movement and teamwork to learn and practice Spanish. All language levels are welcome!

OCEAN EXPLORATION CAMP

Presented by GoSolar! Kidz

Presented by Concordia Language Village

Presented by Engineering for Kids Minneapolis

Activity code: S19-Helicopter Registration fee: $180

Activity code:: S19-Spanishcamp Registration fee: $157

Activity code: S19-Ocean Registration fee: $144

SOLAR WOOD HELICOPTER GRADES K-3 Up, up and away! Build fun model helicopters. Your young tike will have a blast building model scale helicopters from a 3D wood puzzle.

When students are done building, they will challenge other students with their newly-built helicopter. In the end, students will take home a mini wood helicopter that flies.

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GRADES 3-6 Students journey from the tropics to the poles, inspect arctic food webs, simulate coral reef adaptations and survey everything from the great river deltas to the Mariana Trench. Learners discover the physical and geological sciences that underpin all ocean life like density, buoyancy, heat transfer, plate tectonics and the water cycle.

STEM education is your oyster!

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Afternoon Camps

WEEK 4: JULY 15-19

1 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur July 15 - 18

SURVIVOR ISLAND

Lunch Bunch Activity code: S19-Lunchbunch-4 Registration fee: $10 per participant

All camps are held at Chippewa Middle School 5000 Hodgson Road North Oaks

Noon - 1 p.m.

WEDO ROBOTICS ENGINEERING MESS TO THE MAX ART CAMP GRADES K-6 We will be maximizing the mess to make this art camp the very best! Get excited to paint with plaster, sculpt with gooey gunk, make papier maché puppies and fling paint like Jackson Pollock. We will even learn some cool stuff along the way. These projects are so messy your mom would never let you make them at home!

Presented by Youth Enrichment League Activity code: S19-Messart Registration fee: $110

GRADES: K-2 Make science come to life! Powered by the LEGO® WeDo systems and software, students will work in pairs to explore the exciting world of robotics.

Learn programming skills, engineering concepts and the names of robot components while building LEGO® models featuring working motors, tilt sensors, motion detectors and a LEGO®USB Robotics Hub. Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Wedorobots Registration fee: $116 ADVANCED ENGINEERING: ANIMATRONICS AND PNEUMATICS

GLAM LAB SCIENCE GRADES 1-4 Camp-goers will have fun with fizzy bath bombs, shimmering lip balm, soap, shower dough, glam goo, exfoliating salt scrub and many more fun science experiments. In this camp where science meets glam, you and your besties will have a blast concocting all type of beauty and bath products while you learn the science behind them all. Add a pinch of imagination as you create super cool packages and ads. Then, take home your personal creations.

Presented by Tech Tac Toe Activity code: S19-Glamlab Registration fee: $132

GRADES 3-6 Join us as we explore, investigate and solve problems. This exciting hands-on engineering class combines LEGO®Education and LEGO® Technic™ materials to explore design, technology, science and mathematics.

Students will build learning models and then they’ll be challenged to customize and improve their projects using lessons learned. We will investigate the principles of design, mechanisms, pneumatics, pressure, prototyping, energy and more. Possible projects include the Scissor Lift, Stamping Press, Robotic Arm, Robotic Hand, Animatronic Scarecrow and Dinosaur.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Animatronics Registration fee: $116

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GRADES 3-6 Students will find themselves stranded on an abandoned island filled with perilous obstacles – dark caves, wild animals, cold temperatures, little food and separation from the comforts of home. They will work collaboratively with their tribe members to compete against other tribes in specific engineering-related projects aimed at trying to survive the island conditions and escape to their freedom.

Presented by Engineering for Kids Minneapolis Activity code: S19-Survivor Registration fee: $144 IT’S SPLASH TIME! GRADES 4-6 Splash Time will show kids how much fun the water can be. Through fun drills, games and instruction, kids will learn the basics of water safety, competitive swimming and dryland training. Splash Time will run every week of the summer so students can sign up multiple times to continue to build on their skills.

Presented by North Suburban Aquatics Activity code: S19-Splash-w4 Registration fee: $90

FRIDAY

Field Trip BUNKER BEACH Activity code: S19-Fieldtrip-Bunker Registration fee: $55 per participant Friday, July 19 Drop-off at Chippewa: 8 - 9 a.m.

Field trip: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Pick-up at Chippewa: 4 - 5 p.m.

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WEEK 5: JULY 22-26

Week at a glance: MORNING DROP-OFF: 8 - 9 A.M. MORNING CAMPS: 9 A.M. - NOON • Go Clayzy • Crazy Chemworks • Junior Coding and Video games with Scratch • How to Draw Art Camp • Robotic Builders: Robo-Coder

Morning Camps

9 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur July 22-25

CRAZY CHEMWORKS

HOW TO DRAW ART CAMP

GRADES 1-5 Explore the chemistry of everyday life.

Become a Mad Scientist as you use chemical reactions to devour steel wool, experiment with polymers by mixing up a batch of slime, and learn about acids and bases while testing the pH of various substances. Join us for a week of classic experiments and crazy concoctions combined with spectacular hands-on activities.

GRADES K-6 Have you ever wished you were better at drawing? During this camp, we’ll guide you step-by-step through the creation of super silly (and cute) animals! From cute, cuddly puppy dogs to happy hedgehogs, you will be impressed with how great your drawings turn out! Each child will receive their own “How to Draw Cartoon Animals” booklet to take home!

Presented by Mad Science

Presented by Kidcreate Studio

Activity code: S19-Chemworks Registration fee: $140

Activity code: S19-Draw Registration fee: $116

LUNCH BUNCH: NOON - 1 P.M. AFTERNOON CAMPS: 1 - 4 P.M. • Art & Yoga • Glow-In-The-Dark Art Camp • Musical Mashup Theater • Java Minecraft Coding: Infinity Gauntlet • Cooking with the Sun • It’s Splash Time!

AFTERNOON PICK-UP 4 - 5 P.M. FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: • Nickelodeon Universe

GO CLAYZY GRADES K-4 Do you love clay? Then prepare to get messy, creative and muddy! In this fun, hands-on camp we’ll make animals, ornaments, pinch pots and even famous characters with all sorts of clay and dough, from air-dry clay to Model Magic®. In this fun-filled camp we’ll slab, pinch, hand build and sculpt our way through this creative camp that features an exciting combination of projects.

Presented by Abrakadoodle Activity code: S19-Clayzy Registration fee: $123

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JUNIOR CODING AND VIDEO GAMES WITH SCRATCH*

ROBOTIC BUILDERS: ROBO-CODER

GRADES 2-5 This camp is all about STEM video game enrichment for the 21st century learner. Each coding class follows four basic components: 1) Teach It! Students learn different video game and storytelling design techniques including movement blocks, control blocks, basic animation, adding scores and more. 2) Code It! Students use Scratch®to code their own story and video games. 3) Explore It! Students can write their own story and video game code, experiment with it and test new options. Our collaborative learning environment encourages students to learn from each other.

4) Keep It! Students keep their stories and video games online with Scratch® and can access and expand upon their creations any time.

Presented by Youth Enrichment League Activity code: S19-Chemworks Registration fee: $116 * Scratch®is an MIT created and monitored, kid-safe web interface. It uses a drag-and-drop programming interface to teach students of all levels coding practices. Your child will receive a Scratch username and password so they can access their projects from any computer at anytime.

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GRADES1-5 With the LEGO®WeDo Robotics System, students will build and learn to code their robotic creations.

Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more.

Working in teams, students will program and modify robotic models using LEGO®’s intuitive drag-and-drop interface. After buildings models, students will be walked through coding exercises and then challenged to improve the WeDo code.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-RoboCoder Registration fee: $116

Lunch Bunch Activity code: S19-Lunchbunch-5 Registration fee: $10 per participant Noon - 1 p.m.

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Afternoon Camps

WEEK 5: JULY 22-26

1 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur July 22-25

All camps are held at Chippewa Middle School 5000 Hodgson Road North Oaks

ART & YOGA CAMP GRADES K-4 Join us in this exceptional camp that combines art and yoga. We’ll have fun starting our day with yoga poses followed by amazing art projects where we’ll draw, paint, collage, sculpt with clay and more. Each day we’ll play yoga games, use breathing and mindfulness techniques and have a great time unleashing our creativity!

Presented by Abrakadoodle Activity code: S19-Artyoga Registration fee: $123

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK ART CAMP GRADES K-6 All the projects we create in this camp will glow-in-the-dark! How cool is that?

We will be working with a variety of different art supplies including clay, paint and luminescent materials to create masterpieces your child will be ready to show off in the dark!

MUSICAL MASHUP THEATER CAMP

COOKING WITH THE SUN!

GRADES: 1-5 What do you get when creative kids take music from “Lion King,” “Mary Poppins,” “Annie” and more and mash them up into their own show? A fun week of creating a script, getting into character and performing a final show that is like no other. Whether you love being on stage or behind the scenes, this is a week of fun you will never forget.

GRADES 3-6 The sun is your best friend if you know how to use it! This class teaches how to cook with just the sun. Solar cooking bypasses the traditional cooking means. No electricity, gas, charcoal or wood is needed for solar cooking. Students will learn how to cook meals, dry food for preservation and purify water all with the sun.

Students will build their own sun oven and water heater to take home.

Presented by Drama Kids Activity code: S19-Musicaltheater Registration fee: $120 JAVA MINDCRAFT CODING: INFINITY GAUNTLET GRADES 3-6 Learn and use elements of Java coding to create Minecraft mods.

Alter the world around you with the real stone, defeat the ender dragon with the power stone and halve the universe using all six infinity stones.

Shape the world to your will and make the universe “perfectly balanced.”

Use the Java programming language to create Thanos armor and a working infinity gauntlet. Students should be comfortable with keyboarding and, of course, playing Minecraft! At the end of class, participants will take home their mods to share with family and friends. Bring a USB drive.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-InfinityGauntlet Registration fee: $130

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Presented by Go Solar Kidz Activity code: S19-Cookingsun Registration fee: $180 IT’S SPLASH TIME! GRADES 4-6 Splash Time will show kids how much fun the water can be. Through fun drills, games and instruction, kids will learn the basics of water safety, competitive swimming and dryland training. Splash Time will run every week of the summer so students can sign up multiple times to continue to build on their skills.

Presented by North Suburban Aquatics Activity code: S19-Splash-w5 Registration fee: $90

FRIDAY

Field Trip NICKELODEON UNIVERSE Activity code: S19-Fieldtrip-Nickelodeon Registration fee: $65 per participant Friday, July 26 Drop-off at Chippewa: 8 - 9 a.m.

Field trip: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Pick-up at Chippewa: 4 - 5 p.m.

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JULY 29 WEEK 6: AUGUST 2

Week at a glance: MORNING DROP-OFF: 8 - 9 A.M. MORNING CAMPS: 9 A.M. - NOON • Zoo Camp • Pinch, Slab, Coil Clay Camp • Performance Playhouse • Game Coding: Platformer • Secret Agent • Woodworking LUNCH BUNCH: NOON - 1 P.M. AFTERNOON CAMPS: 1 - 4 P.M. • Glitter & Glow Camp • Bricks and Robots • Multiplayer Minecraft: Map Builder • Disaster Engineering • It’s Splash Time!

AFTERNOON PICK-UP 4 - 5 P.M. FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: • Waiting on confirmation

Morning Camps

9 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur July 29-Aug 1

PINCH, SLAB, COIL CLAY CAMP

SECRET AGENT

GRADES K-6 It’s time for your young artist to roll up their sleeves, make a mess and play with some clay! Students will use a variety of tools and techniques to make animals, castles, bowls and much more. We will work with a variety of different types of clay including both Model Magic®and air-dry clay.

Participants will use their fingers to pinch, assemble a slab and create coils as they learn the basics of working with clay.

GRADES 2-5 Can you outwit the Mad Science Spy? James Bond’s gadgets weren’t all science fiction. Discover the science behind some real spy technology as you listen to distant voices and sounds. Learn about secret codes, find out more about the history behind them and their use in clandestine communications. Experiment passing your messages using a spy technique called a “dead drop”.

Presented by Kidcreate Studios

Activity code: S19-Secretagent Registration fee: $140

Activity code: S19-Claycamp Registration fee: $116

WOODWORKING PERFORMANCE PLAYHOUSE GRADES 1-5 Get ready to create your own play and perform in one week! Love to be on stage or create behind the scenes?

You will feel right at home working with a fun team to produce a play by the last day of class. Build new skills, be proud of yourself and amaze your family and friends with your creativity.

Presented by Drama Kids

ZOO CAMP GRADES K-3 Traverse tricky terrain, shake claws with lobsters and design ecosystems in this life science camp! Discover the diversity of wildlife adaptations, the differences in habitats and what’s necessary for each biome’s survival.

Focusing on specific environments, students travel from the sands of the Sahara to the peaks of the Himalayas in search of unique and complex creatures.

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Presented by MadScience

Activity code: S19-Performanceplayhouse Registration fee: $120

GRADES 4-6 ALL NEW PROJECTS! Build a picture frame, a race car, a catapult and a trophy display base. Builders will learn to measure, cut, sand and paint. Then, they will take home each project they build. This class educates students on the use of basic tools including hammers, nails, screwdrivers, measuring tape, t-square and more.

Safety is the first and top priority. No power tools will be used in class.

Presented by Youth Enrichment League Activity code: S19-Woodworking Registration fee: $149

GAME CODING: PLATFORMER GRADES 3-6 Create an arcade-style side-scrolling platformer! Students will learn to create a web-based platformer using Construct 2, a visual coding platform that teaches students the basics and structure of programming. Create custom enemies, obstacles and challenges in this exciting class.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Platformer Registration fee: $130

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Afternoon Camps

JULY 29 WEEK 6: AUGUST 2

1 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur July 29-Aug 1

Lunch Bunch Activity code: S19-Lunchbunch-6 Registration fee: $10 per participant Noon - 1 p.m.

All camps are held at Chippewa Middle School 5000 Hodgson Road North Oaks

MULTIPLAYER MINECRAFT: MAP BUILDER

GLITTER & GLOW GRADES K-6 All the project we create in this camp will glow-in-the-dark! How cool is that?!

We will be working with a variety of different art supplies including clay, paint and luminescent materials to create masterpieces your child will be ready to show off in the dark!

Presented by KidCreate Studio Activity code: S19-GlitterGlow Registration fee: $116

GRADES: 1-5 Work as a team to create a custom multiplayer adventure map that features monster spawners, hidden armor and more. Choose to design an in-game dungeon or build a castle to explore. Use command blocks together to create this world. Learn the internal language of Minecraft and use it on yourself and others in a multiplayer server. Teleport, trap and prank each other using a variety of different commands and command block types.

IT’S SPLASH TIME! GRADES 4-6 Splash Time will show kids how much fun the water can be. Through fun drills, games and instruction, kids will learn the basics of water safety, competitive swimming and dryland training! Splash Time will run every week of the summer, sign up as many times as you would like to continue to build your skills!

Presented by North Suburban Aquatics Activity code: S19-Splash-w6 Registration fee: $90

Presented by Tech Academy

BRICKS AND ROBOTS GRADES K-3 For curious minds that want to have a STEMtastic summer, this camp has it all! We’ll have a blast programming Ozobots, building cool machines using LEGO® bricks and more!

Presented by Tech Tac Toe Activity code: S19-Bricksrobots Registration fee: $126

Activity code: S19-Minecraftmap Registration fee: $130 DISASTER ENGINEERING GRADES: 4-6 Hurricanes, tornadoes and other destructive weather events highlight the role of engineers in improving forecasts and reducing the toll from natural disasters. Join our Disaster Engineering camp to brainstorm ideas and then use the engineering design process to design, create, test and refine projects to avoid or minimize the impact of natural disasters like guiding search and rescue robots, measuring wind speeds and designing sturdier buildings.

Presented by Engineering for Kids Minneapolis Activity code: S19-Disaster Registration fee: $144

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FRIDAY

Field Trip HISTORIC FORT SNELLING Activity code: S19-Fieldtrip-Fort Registration fee: $55 per participant Friday, August 2 Drop-off at Chippewa: 8 - 9 a.m.

Field trip: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Pick-up at Chippewa: 4 - 5 p.m.

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WEEK 7: AUGUST 5-9

Morning Camps

9 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur August 5-8

EXTREME CHEMISTRY...

MYSTERY CHALLENGES

Week at a glance: MORNING DROP-OFF: 8 - 9 A.M. MORNING CAMPS: 9 A.M. - NOON • The Messiest Art Camp Ever!

• Brains on Games • Coder Squad! Robots and Video Games • Extreme Chemistry...

Mystery Challenges • “Star Wars” Droid builder LUNCH BUNCH: NOON - 1 P.M. AFTERNOON CAMPS: 1 - 4 P.M. • The How To’s of Drawing Camp • Brain & Body Camp • It’s Splash Time!

• Ultimate Robotics For Kids • Techno Tinkering with Gizmos and Gadgets • !Ven con Nosotros!

Spanish Culture/Travel Class AFTERNOON PICK-UP 4 - 5 P.M. FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: • Como Zoo & Como Town

GRADES 2-6 Are you ready to get messy with some extreme chemistry experiments? Then step into the science lab to solve our mystery challenges. You will need to investigate polymers, rates of reaction, density, chemical indicators and more to help solve the mysteries. Classes are hands-on...so be sure to dress for a mess!

BRAINS ON GAMES

Presented by Science Explorers

GRADES 2-6 Learn and play some of the latest multi-player table-top strategy games, including card and board games.

Introduce yourself to deck building, worker placement and cooperative games. Participants will have some choice of what they want to learn and play. From Settlers of Catan to Exploding Kittens, we have lots of options! We will also incorporate some games with physical activity.

Activity code: S19-extremechemestry2 Registration fee: $104

Presented by Bill Nara Activity code: S19-Braingames Registration fee: $102 CODER SQUAD! ROBOTS AND VIDEO GAMES

THE MESSIEST ART CAMP EVER! GRADES K-6 Does your young artist love to get messy? So do we! We’ll paint with plaster, sculpt with gooey gunk, make papier maché dragonflies and fling paint like Jackson Pollock. Students will even learn some art terms along the way. These are not projects to tackle at home – leave the mess with us!

GRADES 2-5 New to coding? Then this is the perfect camp for you! Not only will you program a robot, you’ll also take home a fun video game programmed by you! Using a friendly programming language developed by MIT, tip toe into the powerful world of programming as you program a video game and a robot with artificial intelligence. Participants are bound to develop a great love and interest for programming.

Presented by Kidcreate Studios

Presented by Tech Tac Toe

Activity code: S19-Messiestart Registration fee: $116

Activity code: S19-Codersquad Registration fee: $126

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STAR WARS’ DROID BUILDER GRADES K-3 All new models and projects will be included in this camp using the LEGO® WeDo Robotics systems! Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches students about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Working in pairs, students will create “Star Wars” and space-inspired robots. This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming and teamwork in an environment full of galactic fun! Your students will build LEGO®models featuring motors, tilt sensors, motion detectors and a USB Robotics Hub. Models include AT-ST Biped, Spinning Tie Fighter, cannons, and other out-of-this-world models.

Presented by Tech Academy Activity code: S19-Starwarsdroid Registration fee: $116

Lunch Bunch Activity code: S19-Lunchbunch-7 Registration fee: $10 per participant Noon - 1 p.m.

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Afternoon Camps

WEEK 7: AUGUST 5-9

1 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur August 5-8

THE HOW TO’S OF DRAWING CAMP GRADES K-6 We’ll guide you step-by-step through the creation of super silly (and cute) animals! From cute and cuddly puppy dogs to happy hedgehogs, you will be impressed with how great your drawings turn out! Each child will receive their own “How to Draw Cartoon Animals” booklet to take home.

Presented by Kidcreate Studios Activity code: S19-Drawing Registration fee: $116 BRAIN & BODY CAMP GRADES: K-6 Challenge your mind and body this summer. Learning and playing chess will exercise our brains while physical games will exercise our bodies. Camp activities will be split to keep both our heads and hearts active! Chess skills will cover the beginner to the intermediate player and physical games may include badminton, pickleball, tag games and other indoor/outdoor games based on the ability level and mix of the group.

Presented by Bill Nara

All camps are held at Chippewa Middle School 5000 Hodgson Road North Oaks

ULTIMATE ROBOTICS FOR KIDS GRADES 1-4 Using the latest WeDo 2.0 system that LEGO®has to offer, this camp is sure to ignite the STEM spark in your child. Fostering their natural curiosity, students will work in pairs to explore logic, pattern recognition and math concepts as they are challenged to build increasingly sophisticated designs and develop basic programming techniques using custom-made programming blocks in PCs. They will have hands-on experience effectively using gears, axles and connector blocks in robotic challenges.

!VEN CON NOSOTROS! SPANISH CULTURE/TRAVEL CAMP GRADES 2-5 Come with us as we “visit” the countries of Mexico, Spain, Ecuador and Guatemala in this exciting four-day cultural Spanish course designed for kids. Each day your child will “visit” a new country, learning about its unique customs, arts, foods and music -- all in Spanish! This interactive dynamic class includes outdoor games, stories and traditional crafts. While adding stamps to their passport and creating postcards for each country, your children will be introduced to exciting travel vocabulary and learn how to order in Spanish.

Presented by Tech Tac Toe Activity code: S19-UltimateRobotics Registration fee: $114

Presented by Futura Language Professionals

TECHNO TINKERING WITH GIZMOS AND GADGETS

GRADES 4-6 Splash Time will show kids how much fun the water can be. Through fun drills, games and instruction, kids will learn the basics of water safety, competitive swimming and dryland training. Splash Time will run every week of the summer so students can sign up multiple times to continue to build on their skills.

GRADES 2-6 How did toys work before batteries?

They relied on physics! Put science to work as you explore the hows and whys of motion, gravity, energy and more. Then, explore how modern toys work by investigating electrical circuits, on/off switches and motors. Lastly, using your own tinkering kit, which includes a motor, batteries, wires and other simple supplies, you will design and construct a techno-bot to take home. This hands-on class will have you building and experimenting with science contraptions that really work.

Presented by North Suburban Aquatics

Presented by Science Explorers

Activity code: S19-Splash-w7 Registration fee: $90

Activity code: S19-Technotinkering Registration fee: $104

Activity code: S19-BrainBody Registration fee: $102 IT’S SPLASH TIME!

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Activity code: S19-Nosotros Registration fee: $167

FRIDAY

Field Trip COMO ZOO & COMO TOWN Activity code: S19-Fieldtrip-Como Registration fee: $55 per participant Friday, August 9 Drop-off at Chippewa: 8 - 9 a.m.

Field trip: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Pick-up at Chippewa: 4 - 5 p.m.

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KNIGHTS SPORTS FUTURE KNIGHTS BOYS’ BASKETBALL

FUTURE KNIGHTS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Here’s an opportunity to enhance your fundamental skills and work to improve through instruction from Irondale High School’s varsity basketball coach Jon DeMars and his Knights coaching staff. Campers will receive instruction in shooting, dribbling, passing, footwork, ball handling, manto-man defense and team play. All participants will receive a special camp T-shirt. Having fun and self improvement will be stressed.

Have fun playing basketball and learning the fundamentals of the game this summer. Basketball camps will be instructed

by Irondale High School’s girls’ varsity coach along with Irondale basketball staff and players. Participants will be led through a fun and rigorous basketball activity-based camp, which will focus on passing, dribbling, proper footwork (offensive and defensive) and shooting technique. Take advantage of this opportunity to participate in the game of basketball with the emphasis on teamwork, discipline, hard work and commitment. Participants will receive a camp T-shirt.

Session I | GRADES 1-2 Activity code: S19-ID-Boysbasketball-I Registration fee: $60 9 - 10:15 a.m. | Mon-Thur July 15-18 Session II | GRADES 3-5 Activity code: S19-ID-Boysbasketball-II Registration fee: $80 9 - 11:15 a.m. | Mon-Fri June 24-28 Session III | GRADES 6-9 Activity code: S19-ID-Boysbasketball-III Registration fee: $80 9 - 11:15 a.m. | Mon-Fri June 10-14 Session IV | GRADES 10-12 Activity code: S19-ID-Boysbasketball-IV Registration fee: $80 9 - 11:15 a.m. | Mon-Fri June 17-21

Session I | GRADES 9-12 Activity code: S19-ID-GirlsBasketball-I Registration fee: $75 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 17-21 Session II | GRADES 7-8 Activity code: S19-ID-GirlsBasketball-II Registration fee: $75 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 17-21 Session III | GRADES 1-3 Activity code: S19-ID-GirlsBasketball-III Registration fee: $60 8 - 10 a.m. | Mon-Thur July 8-12 Session IV | GRADES 4-6 Activity code: S19-ID-GirlsBasketball-IV Registration fee: $60 10 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur July 8-12

FUTURE KNIGHTS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CAMP Participate in direct skills training from Irondale High School’s varsity head coach and staff. These sessions will be focused on developing the overall skill level of each athlete emphasizing passing, dribbling, offensive and defensive footwork and shooting technique. Participation in sports can, and will, teach young athletes decision-making, commitment, work ethic, discipline and strong work habits. The coaches will strive to provide a positive atmosphere where each athlete can fully develop. A camp T-shirt is included in the price of the camp.

Session I | GRADES 7-8 Activity code: S19-ID-Girlsski-1 Registration fee: $110 6 - 7 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 24 - Aug. 1 Session II | GRADES 9-12 Activity code: S19-ID-Girlsski-2 Registration fee: $150 5:30 - 7 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 24 - Aug. 1 18

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KNIGHTS SPORTS KNIGHTS VOLLEYBALL CLINIC This is a skill-based instructional camp. The emphasis is to improve the individual skills of each athlete. Girls will play and compete with players of similar skills. We will cover ballhandling technique, speed, setting, passing, serving and blocking. A T-shirt will be provided.

FUTURE KNIGHTS: FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT CLINICS

Session I | GRADES 7-9 Activity code: S19-ID-Volleyball- I Registration fee includes June & July: $75 5 - 7 p.m. | Tues & Thur June 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27 2 - 4 p.m. | Mon, Tues, Thur July 9, 11, 15, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25

Irondale High School head football coach Ben Fuller and his coaching staff will offer development clinics focused on proper stance, footwork and technique. Participants will be introduced to the Irondale playbook and schemes for offensive and defensive linemen (Session I) and quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, defensive backs and linebackers (Session II). Presented by Coach Fuller

Session II | GRADES 10-12 Activity code: S19-ID-Volleyball- II Registration fee includes June & July: $75 7 - 9 p.m. | Tues & Thur June 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27 12 - 2 p.m. | Mon, Tues, Thur July 9, 11, 15, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25

Session I | Youth Big Man Camp | GRADES 6-8 Offensive and defensive linemen Activity code: S19-ID-Footballdevelopment-I Registration fee: $30 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Tuesdays, June 25, July 9, 16 & 23 Session II | Youth Skill Player Camp | GRADES 6-8 Quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, defensive backs and linebackers Activity code:S19-ID-Footballdevelopment-II Registration fee: $30 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Wednesdays, June 26, July 10, 17 & 24 KNIGHTS FOOTBALL MINI-CAMPS Two mini-camps bookend the summer for returning and new Irondale High School football players for the 2019 season.

Players will have a chance to hone technique, learn drills and work on Irondale football schemes for the upcoming season.

Players will receive individualized attention on the field and in the classroom where leadership training will take place. This camp will provide a competitive, professional atmosphere, with a focus on having fun playing football. Players will receive a T-shirt and equipment.

The location for Knights sports camps are TBD and will be communicated closer to registration time.

Presented by Coach Fuller Session I | GRADES 9-12 Activity code: S19-ID-Football Registration fee for both sessions: $30 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Tues-Thur June 10-13 4 - 7 p.m. | Mon-Thur July 22-25 moundsviewschools.org/communityeducation

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MUSTANGS SPORTS FUTURE MUSTANG: GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Come join the Mounds View High School varsity volleyball coach Tom Weko for a great two weeks of learning the game of volleyball. Players will be grouped by grade and playing ability with a maximum of 8:1 player to coach ratio.

Fundamentals and advanced skills will be taught based on age and ability. Current Mounds View players as well as former and current college players will help provide instruction each day. Contests and games will be held daily.

Participants should bring knee pads, wide wristbands (optional), a water bottle and a great attitude. Participants will receive a T-shirt. Contact Coach Weko at 612-802-6264 with any questions about the camp.

Session I | GRADES 3-6 Activity code: S19-MV-Volleyball-I Registration fee: $135 8:30 - 10 a.m. | Mon-Thur June 10-20 Session II | GRADES 7-9 Activity code: S19-MV-volleybal-II Registration fee: $155 10 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur June 10-20

MUSTANG GIRLS’ PREPARATORY SOCCER CLINIC Come join the Mounds View High School girls’ head coach Katelynn Fast and coaching staff for our 2019 Mustang Prep Camp. The camp will feature a curriculum focused on technical and tactical activities as well as small-sided games and scrimmages. This is an optional preparatory camp. A T-shirt is included in the cost of the camp.

Presented by Coach Fast Session | GRADES 7-12 Activity code: S19-MV-Girlssoccer Registration fee: $75 9 - 11 a.m. | Tues - Thur July 23-25

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FUTURE MUSTANGS: GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CAMP Please join the Mounds View High School girls’ head basketball coach Ashlie Anzel and varsity players for a fun week of basketball. This week of camp will focus on fundamental work, fun contests and scrimmages.

Fundamentals will include shooting, passing and ball-handling skills, defensive positioning and more. Players are grouped by grade or experience and there will be a 7:1 coach ratio.

Current varsity players will help with camp each day and all participants will receive a T-shirt.

Session I | GRADES 1-2 Activity code: S19-MV-Girlsbasketball-I Registration fee: $40 9 - 10 a.m. | Mon-Thur June 10-13 Session II | GRADES 3-4 Activity code: S19-MV-Girlsbasketball-II Registration fee: $62 10 - 11:30 a.m. | Mon-Thur June 10-13 Session III | GRADES 5-6 Activity code: S19-MV-Girlsbasketball-III Registration fee: $83 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 10-13 Session IV | GRADES 7-9 Activity code: S19-MV-Girlsbasketball-IV Registration fee: $100 1:30 - 4 p.m. | Mon-Thur June 10-13

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The location for Mustangs sports camps are TBD and will be communicated closer to registration time.

MUSTANGS SPORTS FUTURE MUSTANG: WRESTLING CLINICS

BASEBALL FUN AT THE SANDLOT ELEMENTARY

Session I: We will focus on basic techniques and positions during this session with a goal to lay a technical foundation for each wrestler to help them become solid in all positions.

Sessions will also include games and live wrestling.

This program is open to any students interested in baseball, and is designed to enhance their enjoyment of the game and their baseball skills through structured and supervised activity with an emphasis on fun. Coach Mark Downey and Mounds View High School baseball players will lead participants through structured baseball drills to improve skills. The program is flexible and welcomes students to show up on the days they are available.

Both sessions are presented by Coach Engebretson Session I | GRADES K-6 Activity code: S19-MV-WrestlingYouth-I Registration fee: $50 1:30 - 2:45 p.m. | Tues & Thur June 11-20 Session II: During “Choreograph Week,” we will teach the wrestlers a sequence of techniques that they have learned in Session I. Our goal is to closely mimic a well-wrestled, live match, so wrestlers will understand and be able to react to their opponent in different positions. Attendance during session one is recommended, but not required.

Session II | GRADES K-6 Activity code :S19-MV-WrestlingYouth-II Registration fee: $50 1:30 - 2:45 p.m. | Mon - Thur July 15-18

MUSTANG WRESTLING CLINIC Session I: This camp is open to all wrestlers entering grades 7-12 in fall 2019. We will focus on basic techniques and positions during this session to help prepare the wrestlers for other camps and the upcoming season. Our goal is to lay a technical foundation for each wrestler to help them become solid in all positions. Sessions will also include games and live wrestling.

Both sessions are presented by Coach Engebretson Session I | GRADES 7-12 Activity code: S19-MV-Wrestling-I Registration fee: $50 Noon - 1:30 p. m. | Mon -Thur June 10-13 Session II: This camp is open to all wrestlers entering grades 7-12 in fall 2019. During “Choreograph Week,” we will teach the wrestlers a sequence of techniques that they learned in the previous session. Our goal is to closely mimic a wellwrestled match so wrestlers will understand and be able to react to their opponent in different positions. Attendance during sessions one is recommended but not required.

Presented by Coach Downey Session | GRADES 1-5 Activity code: S19-MV-Sandlot-Gr1-5 Registration fee: $45 11 a.m. - noon | Mon -Thur June 10- July 11 BASEBALL FUN AT THE SANDLOT MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL This program is open to any students interested in baseball and is designed to enhance their baseball skills through repetition in the summer. It is geared toward the individual’s capabilities, needs and interests. As hockey players get better and learn to enjoy the game by being a “rink rat,” and basketball players as “gym rats,” so, too, do baseball players gain skill and enjoyment for the game by being “field rats” without a coach or parent structuring it for them.

The program offers instruction for those who want it and unstructured activity for others. Take some swings in the batting cages, play catch, throw a pitching bullpen, field some balls, play Home Run Derby, play hotbox, play wiffle ball, or do whatever you want to do to get better and just have fun. The program is flexible and welcomes students to show up on the days they are available.

Presented by Coach Downey Session | GRADES 6-12 Activity code: S19-MV-Sandlot-Gr6-12 Registration fee: $45 9:30 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur June 10- July 11

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MUSTANGS SPORTS FUTURE MUSTANG: YOUTH FOOTBALL CLINIC

MUSTANG FOOTBALL: LINEBACKER CLINIC

Learn football skills and drills from Mounds View High School’s head football coach Aaron Moberg and his coaching staff. Participants will learn football fundamentals on passing, footwork and routes while having fun with friends.

Students will be divided by age. A camp T-shirt is included in the fee. No football equipment is needed.

This camp is open to all students entering grades 5-12.

We will focus on basic techniques, positions, systems and proper tracking during this session. Mounds View High School continues year after year to have elite high school linebackers and we will share these techniques. Our goal is to lay a technical foundation for each football player to help them become a solid linebacker in the Mustang system.

Session | GRADES 3-8 Activity code: S19-Footballyouth Registration fee: $60 6 - 7:30 p.m. | Mon - Wed July 22-24 FUTURE MUSTANG: FOOTBALL ACADEMY Participants will be coached by Mounds View High School Mustang football staff and players. The academy will incorporate speed, agility, power, increasing strength and functional movements. A portion of the time will include flag football. Participants will have a blast learning the values of discipline, hard work, teamwork and competitiveness.

Presented by Coach Moberg Session | GRADES 5-8 Activity code: S19-MV-FootballAcadmey Registration fee: $60 Noon - 1 p.m. | Mon & Wed June 10 - July 10

Presented by Coach Engerbertson Session | GRADES 5-12 Activity code: S19-MV-Linebackerclinic Registration fee: $30 6 - 7 p.m. | Mondays, June 25, July 9 & July 16 MUSTANG FOOTBALL: OFFENSIVE & DEFENSIVE LINEMAN CLINIC This clinic is open to students entering grades 6-12 and is geared to Mustang football players who are striving to improve as an offensive or defensive lineman. Participants will have the opportunity to work with the Mustang varsity coaching staff on technique through a variety of drills and games. Participants will grow in their knowledge of the Mustang scheme on both sides of the ball, along with developing their skill set.

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MUSTANG PASSING ACADEMY: QUARTERBACKS, WIDE RECEIVERS & DEFENSIVE BACKS This camp is for all quarterbacks, wide receivers and defensive backs entering grades 6-12. We will focus on basic techniques, positions and systems. Learn the key aspects of Mounds View passing offense and defense and refine your skills alongside current and future Mustangs. Our goal is to lay a future technical foundation for each football player to help them become a solid quarterback, wide receiver or defensive back in the Mustang system.

Presented by Coach Moberg Session | GRADES 6-12 Activity code: S19-MV-passingacademy Registration fee: $30 Noon - 1 p.m. | Mon - Wed July 16-18

Session | GRADES 6-12 Activity code: S19-MV-linemanclinic Registration fee: $30 Noon - 1 p.m. | Mon - Wed July 16-18 MUSTANG 9TH-GRADE FOOTBALL CAMP This camp will be an opportunity for all football players entering grade 9 to get acclimated to the program. All campers will learn the values of being a Mustang football player, learn the foundation of our offensive and defensive schemes and learn the fundamentals for their specific position. Campers will work alongside our varsity coaching staff and senior leaders. We are looking forward to working alongside the class of 2023. Football cleats are all that is needed. All campers will receive a practice jersey.

Presented by Coach Moberg Session | GRADE 9 Activity code: S19-MV-9grfootball Registration fee: $50 11 a.m. - noon | Mon - Thurs July 22-25

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MUSTANGS SPORTS FUTURE MUSTANG: STRENGTH AND SPEED TRAINING We are looking forward to holding our first Mustang power and speed camp for our future Mustangs. This camp is open to all athletes entering grades 5-8. Our coaching staff and high school mentors will take our group of future Mustangs through exercises to improve overall strength, speed and agility.

Session | GRADES 5-8 Activity code: S19-MV-Strengthspeed Registration fee: $50 Noon - 1 p.m. | Tues & Thur June 10 - July 11 MUSTANG FOOTBALL CAMP I This camp will officially kick-off the 2019 Mustang football journey. We will practice individual technique and drill work specific to each participant’s position. Over this three-day camp, we will be installing the foundation of our offensive and defensive schemes. Defensive players will lift at 7 a.m. and offensive players will lift following the camp at 10 a.m.

Presented by Coach Moberg Session | GRADES 10-12 Activity code: S19-MV-Footballone Registration fee: $40 9 - 11 a.m. | Mon - Wed June 11-13 MUSTANGS FOOTBALL CAMP II Get ready for the football season with Coach Moberg and staff. Get in shape doing drills, and work on your passing, footwork and routes to be the best you can be. Camp will run Monday-Thursday. Defensive players will lift at 7 a.m. and offensive players will lift following the camp at 10 a.m.

Session | GRADES 10-12 Activity code: S19-MV-Footballtwo Registration fee: $60 8 - 10 a.m. | Mon - Thur July 22-25 The location for Mustangs sports camps are TBD and will be communicated closer to registration time.

MUSTANG WEIGHT TRAINING This course is open to any athlete, or student interested in strength training and conditioning. The course is an excellent way to prepare for the fall and/or winter sports season. The course includes weight training, stretching, agility, plyometrics and improved running technique. High-speed treadmill training will be available to all participants at no additional cost. A camp T-shirt will be included in the fee. No weight training July 2 - 6 per MSHSL rules, however the weight room will be open to students.

Presented by Coach Moberg Session I | Male Athletes GRADES 11 & 12 Activity code: S19-MV-Weight-I Registration fee: $110 8 - 9:30 a.m. | Mon-Thur June 17- Aug. 1 Session II | Female Athletes GRADES 9-12 & Male Athletes GRADE 10 Activity code: S19-MV-Weight-II Registration fee: $110 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. | Mon-Thur June 17- Aug. 1 Session III | Male Athletes GRADE 9 & Male Athletes GRADE 10 Activity code: S19-MV-Weight-II Registration fee: $110 10:45 a.m. - noon | Mon-Thur June 17- Aug. 1

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ADDITIONAL SUMMER ACTIVITIES AND COURSES PARENT CHILD PAINT NIGHT

DODGEBALL

GRADES K-6 Prepare for an evening filled with fun while creating a masterpiece with your child! You and your child will follow easy step-by-step instructions as you create matching paintings. Each parent and child will create their own masterpiece on a real canvas board.

Come improve your throwing and catching by playing fun dodgeball games! We will be playing many different dodgeball games including: classic dodgeball, trench, doctor dodgeball, glow in the dark dodgeball and more!

Session I | Van Gogh’s Starry Night Activity code: S19-Paintnight-I Registration fee: $34 6:30 - 8 p.m. | Tuesday, June 18 Session II | Cherry and Spoon Activity code: S19-Paintnight-II Registration fee: $34 6:30 - 8 p.m. | Thursday, August 1 Location: Chippewa Middle School

Session I | GRADES 2-5 Activity code: S19-Dodgeball-I Registration fee: $40 2 - 2:55 p.m. | Mon.-Fri, June 24-28 Session II | GRADES 4-9 Activity code: S19-Dodgeball-II Registration fee: $40 1 - 1:55 p.m. | Mon.-Fri, June 24-28 Location: Chippewa Middle School

ARCHERY GRADES 4-9 Come improve your archery skills in a fun and safe environment. This camp is for all skill levels. If you are an advanced archer, you will have plenty of opportunities to refine your skills while new students will learn all the basics to become successful archers!

Session I Activity code: S19-Archery Registration fee: $60 1 - 1:55 p.m. | Mon.-Fri, June 24-28 Location: Chippewa Middle School

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SUMMER GLEE CLUB

TEENS INC. DRIVING SCHOOL This 35-hour program for students 14 years and above will be conducted by a certified instructor from Teens Driving School, Inc., and will fulfill the state driver’s education requirement.

The classroom portion of the course is 30 hours and will consist of lecture and discussion. Students will be taught defensive driving techniques and the “how to” and “whys” of safe driving. After completion of the program, students will be able to set up and participate in behind the wheel sessions to meet the six hour state requirement. Courses are available in the morning or afternoon. Visit http://teensincdriving.com for more information or to register call 651-468-1278. No class week of July 4.

GRADES 4-12 Students will learn singing and choreography to popular songs. There will be small group and solo numbers.

We will culminate with a final concert open to family and friends.

Summer 2019 Course Schedule

Session I Activity code: S19-Gleeclub Registration fee: $95 10 am - 12 p.m. | Mon.-Fri, June 10-14 Concert June 14 at 7:00 p.m.

Location: Chippewa Middle School

July 22-26 & July 29-August 2 9 a.m. - noon or noon - 3 p.m.

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June 10-14 & 17-21 9 a.m. - noon or noon - 3 p.m.

June 24-28 & July 8-12 9 a.m. - noon or noon - 3 p.m.

August 12-16 & 19-23 9 a.m. - noon or noon - 3 p.m.

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LAURENTIAN ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER HUNTING PROGRAMS 2019 Classes are taught by Laurentian Environmental Center’s (LEC) professional teaching staff who hold Minnesota Firearms Safety Certification, Minnesota Bowhunter Education Certification and Advanced Hunter Education Instructor Certification. Mentors who have graduated from all three Forkhorn camps are unique to the LEC program and provide knowledge and assistance to students throughout the week. Evening activities such as rockwall climbing, swimming, fishing and canoeing are offered to students. Parents can participate at no additional cost. If parents would like to obtain a certification, they must pay a small fee to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Participants must be at least 11-years-old by the start of camp.

Registration fees include instruction, lodging, home-cooked meals and use of equipment.

Scholarship assistance may be available for Minnesota Deer Hunters Association chapter members. Contact your local chapter to apply today! To become a member of MDHA, contact the state office at 1-800-450-3337 or 218-327-1103.

FORKHORN I: FIREARM SAFETY

FORKHORN II: BOWHUNTERS EDUCATION

FORKHORN III: ADVANCED HUNTER EDUCATION

In Forkhorn I, students earn their Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Firearms Safety Certification. Students will experience extensive hands-on firearm handling and shooting opportunities as well as many safety aspects while becoming a responsible hunter. Throughout the week, students will also shoot clay pigeons with shotguns, take an archery class and be exposed to safe hunting practices. Must be 11 years old by start of camp.

Forkhorn II is for students who have earned their Firearms Safety Certification and would like to extend their knowledge and experience with bowhunting. Students can be certified as a bowhunter through the Minnesota Bowhunter Education Program (MBEP).

Students will practice shooting each day for a few hours and will be able to understand the physics of their bow through the use of a chronograph.

Must be 12-years-old & have Firearms Safety Certification.

Session I | June 23-28 Activity code: S19-Firearm-I Registration fee: $425

Session I | June 23-28 Activity code: S19-bow-I Registration fee: $425

Forkhorn III is designed for youth ages 12-17 who already have their Firearms Safety Certification and are seeking to expand their knowledge on big and small game hunting.

Participants do not have to complete Forkhorn II: Bowhunter Education to enroll in this course. Students will earn their Minnesota Advanced Hunter Certificate. Game-specific classes are taught by local professionals from organizations such as the MN DNR wildlife staff, National Wild Turkey Federation, and area hunting guides.

Must be 12-years-old & have Firearms Safety Certification.

Session II | July 29- August 2 Activity code: S19-Firearm-II Registration fee: $425

Session II | July 14-19 Activity code: S19-bow-II Registration fee: $425

Session III | August 4-9 Activity dode: S19-Firearm-III Registration fee: $425

Session III | July 28- August 2 Activity code: S19-bow-III Registration fee: $425

Session I | June 23-28 Activity code: S19-Advhunt-I Registration fee: $425

Session III | Aug. 4 -9

ALL BOYS CAMP Activity code: S19-Firearm-Boys Registration fee: $425 ALL GIRLS CAMP Activity code: S19-Firearm-Girls Registration fee: $425

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION, LOCATIONS & POLICIES REGISTRATION

STAY CONNECTED

• Registration will open on March 1, 2019, at 8 a.m.

• Participants should register for activities that serve the grade they will be entering in the fall of 2019.

• Registrations are accepted on a first-come/first-serve basis until a class is full.

• All course fees must be paid in full at the time of registration.

• You will receive an email confirmation and a reminder email before your Community Ed program or camp begins.

• Email addresses are required at the time of registration to update you with program changes and information.

• Like us on Facebook and Twitter to stay up-to-date on the latest Community Education news and events!

• Sign-up for Community Ed newsletters at www.moundsviewschools.org/subscribe.

Online: www.moundsviewschools.org/ RegisterCommunityEd In person or by mail at Mounds View Public Schools District Center 4570 Victoria Street N Shoreview, MN 55126

We look forward to making sure participants not only have a great time this summer but are safe while in our care. We ask that you help us by following the guidelines below: • Elementary and middle school participants enrolled in camps or activities during the summer should be checked in and out of the camp by a parent/guardian or caregiver unless otherwise noted.

• If your child will be absent, please contact our office at 651-621-6020 and we will notify the instructor.

• We request written permission from a parent or guardian if an elementary or middle school student will be leaving the building on their own.

• Please make sure that your emergency contact information is current and any accommodation/medical needs are included in your child’s registration.

REFUNDS, CHANGES & CANCELLATIONS • Cancellations must be made at least seven days prior to the start of the activity to receive a refund.

• There will be no cost adjustments for late registration or classes missed by a participant.

• Community Education reserves the right to cancel a class.

When cancellations occur, participants will be notified and a full refund will be issued.

• All Community Ed activities are subject to changes and cancellations.

SCHOLARSHIPS Residents residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries maybe eligible for partial scholarships to qualifying programs. For more information call 651-621-6020.

CHECK-IN AND EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION

MEDIA DISCLAIMER Periodically photos and videos are taken of participants engaging in Community Education activities. Please note these photos may appear online, in brochures or other publications. If you and or your family members do not wish to be photographed or videotaped, you must give written notice.

ACCOMMODATION NEEDS Individuals with accommodation needs are welcome in any activity and may bring a helper at no extra charge if needed.

Please indicate needs when registering.

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OTHER COMMUNITY ED PROGRAMS Community Education works in collaboration with community members and organizations to create lifelong learning opportunities that are responsive to community needs and enhance the quality of life in our evolving and diverse community. We invite all children, adults and families to take advantage of the variety of classes, activities and programs designed to meet the needs of our community.

Early Childhood Education provides high quality educational opportunities for children from birth to five-years-old. For more information call 651-621-7420 or visit www.moundsviewschools.org/EarlyChildhood.

Community Education offers a variety of District activities for students in grades K-12 and their families. Activities such as Spanish, fencing, drawing, theater, family movie nights and non-school-day field trips take place throughout the year. For more information call 651-621-6020 or visit www.moundsviewschools.org/youthprograms.

Adult Education offers a variety of classes and programs meant to improve the education and quality of life for the citizens of our community. Classes are free and include English as a Second Language, GED preparation, High School Diploma classes and more. For more information or to register please call 651-621-6250 or visit www.moundsviewschools.org/adulteducation.

Music at Mounds View is a professional concert series that brings high-caliber, nationally recognized artists to Mounds View High School. For more information please call 651-621-6020 or visit www.moundsviewschools.org/musicatmoundsview.

Laurentian Environmental Center (LEC) is a public residential educational facility that combines science, environmental education, leadership training and outdoor skills recreation programs.

Education programs are hands-on, discovery-oriented and aligned with Minnesota state graduation standards.

For more information please call 1-888-749-1288 or visit www.moundsviewschools.org/laurentian.

Meals on Wheels offers healthy, nutritious and affordable meals year-round to seniors and disabled adults who reside in the Mounds View Public Schools attendance area. Daily delivery by dedicated volunteers also means someone is checking in on clients’ safety and well being. For more information please call 651-318-9091 or visit www.moundsviewschools.org/mealsonwheels.

The Ralph Reeder Food Shelf provides emergency and supplemental food assistance to individuals and families in need, and helps connect them to other helpful resources in a manner that preserves their dignity and empowers them to take steps towards self-sufficiency. For more information please call 651-621-6280 or visit www.moundsviewschools. org/ralphreederfoodshelf.

Mounds View Public Schools encourages the use of school facilities by District residents. When not in use by one of our own Community Education or school-sponsored activities, our facilities are offered to other local groups and organizations.

For more information please call 651-621-6020 or visit www.moundsviewschools.org/facilitiesrental.

More information about Community Education Programs can be found at www.moundsviewschools.org/communityeducation

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NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Join Mounds View Public Schools families and friends for a Family Fun Run & Walk to benefit Community Education youth scholarships. The event will feature a 5K run/walk and a 1K kids run. Stay after the run for refreshments, vendors, prizes and more. All are welcome and strollers will be permitted. Participants will receive a T-shirt.

TWIN CITIES MN PERMIT NO 4112

Independent School District 621 4570 Victoria St. N Shoreview, MN 55126

Activity code: S19-621runwalk Registration fees: $25 per Adults and Kids 14+ $9 for Kids 13 and under Early Bird Registration (before June 30, 2019): $20 Adults and Kids 14+ $5 for kids 13 and under.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Saturday, August 10 at 9 a.m.

& WALK FOR YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS