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Creative Movement Arts-Online (families and children ages 3-6)
Find new joy in learning and dance with distinguished teaching-artists from around the world! Connect all arts and academics through six thematic lessons for strong engagement for your child(ren) and your whole family. Explore physical explorations and kinesthetic arts. Combine basic dance skills with creative movement, positive self-esteem games and quality music from around the world. Each week, engage in a video to investigate creative movement, dance, visual arts, theatre, language, world cultures, nutrition and more. Nurture the creative process in your child … and family! Receive a password and url addresses in an email prior to class start to access six videos that you may play as much as you like, at any time you like during each weekly session. Please register by February 6. Weekly Themes - April 5-9 - Lesson 1: Shapes April 12-16- Lesson 2: Over, Under, Around and Through April 19-23 - Lesson 3: Opposites April 26-30- Lesson 4: Action Words May 3-7 - Lesson 5: Colors May 10-14 - Lesson 6: Circus -
Do-At-Home Art Kits by Yourself or With Your Friends-July (grades K-5)
Get creative by yourself or have a party with a group of friends. Learn a new skill and create masterpieces of art in your own house or schedule an online party with your friends with do-it-at-home kits! Each kit contains two projects that will include an easy to follow lesson plan, a link to an online instructional video taught by a Kidcreate Studio art teacher, art materials and additional suggestions for online learning that relate to the art lesson. Order one, three or five kits for your friends or encourage them to purchase their own! Registration deadline July1 Art kit can be picked up, Tuesday, July 6, 8:30-4:00 p.m. or Wednesday, July 7, 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at The District Office East, 15180 Canada Ave, Rosemount Online instruction available 24/7. Suggestion for additional online learning. Each art kit include the following two projects Klimt's The Sunflower Be inspired by art created by Gustav Klimt. Recreate one of his famous works of art out of clay, paint and beads. How to Draw a Jellyfish A how-to-draw activity is a great boredom buster! Learn how to draw a jellyfish by using a simple step-by-step process. -
Weekly Golf Lessons for Intermediates (ages 10-14)
Develop your golf skills as you work on full swing I, II, and III, putting, chipping, pitching, sand play and course strategy. Also, learn about safety, terminology and etiquette. Fee includes: six lessons, six 9-hole league green fees, use of all equipment, a golf t-shirt and a bag tag. Every intermediate golfer will also play each week in the 8 a.m. Thursday morning league. The Intermediate lesson is for golfers who are playing golf three to four times a month and are comfortable with golf terminology. Typically these golfers can two-putt three out of five times from 20 feet, chip three out of five times to within six feet from ten feet off the green, can hit pitch shots on the green three out of five times from 20 yards off the green and can hit a 7 iron 50 yards in the air in three out of five attempts. To check on class status due to weather concerns, please call: 651-683-6969 Ex. 84498 -
Buzzworthy Beach Bites (ages 6-11)
A day at the beach deserves some great treats. Prepare two different healthy snack foods you can easily throw in your cooler on the way to the beach! All recipes will be gluten, grain and dairy-free without the added sugars. On the Menu: Frozen Yogurt Berry Bites Banana Sushi Ranch Popcorn -
Weekly Golf Lessons for Intermediates (ages 6-12)
Develop your golf skills as you work on full swing I, II, and III, putting, chipping, pitching, sand play and course strategy. Also, learn about safety, terminology and etiquette. Fee includes: six lessons, six 9-hole league green fees, use of all equipment, a golf t-shirt and a bag tag. Every intermediate golfer will also play each week in the 8 a.m. Thursday morning league. The Intermediate lesson is for golfers who are playing golf three to four times a month and are comfortable with golf terminology. Typically these golfers can hit a 7 iron 50 yards or more in the air in three out of five attempts. To check on class status due to weather concerns, please call: 651-683-6969 Ex. 84498 -
Golf Lessons (adult and child ages 5-14)
It's tee time! Develop the skills to learn a life-long sport to enjoy with that special adult in your life. Lessons are designed to provide a solid introduction to the game of golf for a junior golfer and adult. Practice putting, chipping, full swing and etiquette. Emphasis will be made on helping you feel comfortable and competent on the golf course. Course includes four, one-hour lessons, a three-hour on course lesson, use of all equipment, a youth t-shirt and a bag tag. Must have completed kindergarten to participate. -
Skyhawks Cheerleading (ages 7-12)
Learn the essential skills to lead crowds and support the home team! There is no stunting in this entry level program, just a big focus on fun, while learning proper hand and body movements, cheers and jumping techniques. The week concludes with a choreographed performance. Receive pom-poms. -
Emerald Greens Golf Camp for Beginners and Intermediates (ages 5-14)
Learn the game of golf. Develop and refine your skills in a small group setting. Rotate through various stations learning the fundamentals of grip, stance, posture, full swing, putting, chipping and pitching. Learn etiquette, strategy and efficiency. Intermediate golfers will also be doing bunkers, practicing skills learned in beginner camp and going out on the course. Students are grouped by age, ability level and friends for maximum comfort. All sessions run Monday through Thursday, with Friday as a rainout make-up day. Appropriately sized clubs are available for use free-of-charge. Fee includes t-shirt and bag tag. Must have completed kindergarten to participate. Course sections marked with a * have both beginner and intermediate sessions available. Select your golf level during registration. -
Skyhawks Soccer (ages 6-9)
Develop the fundamental skills needed in the world's most popular sport. Using progressional curriculum, you will gain the technical skills and sport knowledge required for that next step into soccer. -
Horsemanship Summer Camp (ages 6-15)
Experience your love for horses! Each day includes riding ... rain or shine. Discover the basics of grooming, saddling, body language, posture, contact and balance to develop independent riding skills. Horses are assigned according to each rider's ability. Bring a nut-free lunch and snack each day. Indoor and outdoor arena and fantastic trails are available. Risk/Release form and Medical form: Required forms to participate will be mailed prior to class. Bring papers to first class. Clothing: Wear long pants and low-heeled boots or laced shoes. Equestrian helmets are required. Bring your own, or one will be provided. Location: Sunnyside Stables, 15400 Emery Ave E, Rosemount (46 East, cross Hwy 52, 1.7 miles and turn left on Emery; driveway is on right before the white fence) -
Skyhawks Basketball (ages 6-12)
Using progressional curriculum, learn respect, teamwork and responsibility. An active week of passing, shooting, dribbling and rebounding will make this a fun week for beginning to intermediate players. -
Skyhawks: Multi-Sport: Soccer, Flag Football and Basketball (ages 7-12)
Combine soccer, flag football and basketball into one, fun-filled week. Learn the rules and essential skills of each sport along with vital life lessons such as respect and teamwork. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1. -
Skyhawks Track and Field (ages 6-12)
Combine technical development, fundamental techniques and fun while learning many Olympic-style events. Exercises and drills prepare athletes for a future in cross-country, track and field events and distance running, while inspiring a lifelong love for being active. Fundamentals of body positioning, stride, proper stretching and cool-down techniques are included. Showcase your skills at a Skyhawks track meet. -
Skyhawks Volleyball (ages 8-12)
Focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. This co-ed program is designed for the beginning and intermediate player. Develop fundamental skills through game-speed drills and daily scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player. -
Drama Lab (grades 3-9)
Exercise your dramatic talents! Use drama as a tool to develop your skills to stand out as a leader among your peers. Burst with laughter while improving your social skills, listening, problem solving and focus. Explore your acting skills in a variety of ways including: improvisation, short scenes, monologue, character development, theatre games and more! -
Skyhawks Soccer (ages 5-7)
Develop the fundamental skills needed in the world's most popular sport. Using progressional curriculum, you will gain the technical skills and sport knowledge required for that next step into soccer. -
Skyhawks Soccer (ages 4-6)
Develop the fundamental skills needed in the world's most popular sport. Using progressional curriculum, gain technical skills and sport knowledge required for that next step into soccer. Bring a water bottle and wear appropriate clothing and running shoes. Shin guards are recommended; cleats optional. -
Camp Invention (grades 1-6)
This class is not Full, please register with Camp Invention directly. Think Creatively. Build Confindence. Visit invent.org/camp or call 800-968-4332 to register. Choose from one of the following ISD 196 Camp Invention dates: June 21- June 24; July 12-15; July 19- July 22, 8:00-4:00 p.m. Local educators will facilitate program modules and enthusiastic high school students will serve as leadership interns. Participants receive Camp Invention t-shirt. Availability is limited, so visit INVENT.ORG/CAMP or call 800.968.4332 to secure your spot today!Waitlist -
Chill Out Summer Treats (ages 6-16)
In the summer heat there isn't anything like a cold treat to cool you down. Make homemade (healthy) popsicles free of added sugars, dairy and artificial colors that you can take home, freeze and enjoy. These will put the ice cream truck to shame! On the Menu: Berries and Cream Popsicles Mango Vanilla Frosties Fudgesicles -
Roblox Game Development (grades 3-6)
Learn how to create and develop multiplayer games using the Roblox Studios software! Use an asset library to create a capture the flag game. By the end of this class, have a game ready to share with friends and the skills and knowledge required to continue your exploration of game development at home. -
Skyhawks Volleyball (ages 7-9)
Focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. This co-ed program is designed for the beginning and intermediate player. Develop fundamental skills through game-speed drills and daily scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player. -
Robotics Evolution (grades 4-8)
Stimulate your love of learning with FIRST® LEGO® League's Animal Allies challenge! Build a robot to deliver animals to safety, put cows out to pasture, reunite separated panda bears and more. Design, build, program, test and modify multiple robots using the Mindstorms EV3 robotics system. Use your team’s robot (usually teams of three) to complete various challenges related to your animal friends. Excellent introduction and preparation for FIRST® LEGO® League annual robotics competition. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program. -
Tie Dye Party (ages 5-12)
Make a tie-dyed shirt that you can wear all summer long! Bring your own white t-shirt to dye. -
Ultimate Aeronautics, Program and Race Drones (grades 2-5)
Explore flight like never before coding and flying drones and engineering amazing flying machines! Learn about the state of the art flying robotic technology, the four Forces of Flight, Bernoulli's principle, the effect of properties of air on aircraft and much more! Practice flying drones, hone your skills and join an aerial competition! Engineer multiple aircraft designs to take home, from gliders to propeller propelled planes.
