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Advanced Watercolor Techniques (Ages 9-14)Kidcreate Art ClassesTake your watercolor painting skills to new heights with our thrilling advanced art class! Dive into the world of watercolors and uncover exciting techniques that will truly elevate your artwork. This class is tailor-made for students who are ready to take their skills to the next level. As you explore different watercolor techniques, you'll have the opportunity to create breathtaking misty mountain landscapes, a garden of mushrooms, and even unleash your inner creativity with whimsical doodle flowers. Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. In partnership with Kidcreate Studio.Summer 26
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Adventure ConnectionAdventure Connection is a school-age care program with sites located in District 622 elementary school buildings. It is a convenient, safe and caring place for children before and after school, on non-school days and summers. Adventure Connection provides educational, enriching, recreational, and engaging experiences for children in grades K-5. During the summer, Adventure Connection consolidates to several sites and expands its services to include youth who have completed grades 6-8 through the Epic Summer program.Child Care Program -
Adventure Engineers Camp:Explore & Build (Grades K-4)STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)Build. Discover. Have Fun! Step into a world of indoor adventure where young engineers get to create, explore, and play. Campers will design shelters, make solar ovens for s’mores, build bridges, and tackle exciting hands-on challenges inspired by nature—all inside! With teamwork, problem-solving, and lots of creativity, every day is full of discovery and fun. By the end of the week, campers leave with cool projects, new skills, and big smiles—no hiking boots required! In partnership with Minneapolis Engineering for KidsSummer 26
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Aquatics (Swimming)Offering a variety of swimming programs year-round for people of all ages and abilities, our exciting opportunities include swimming lessons, water aerobics and open swim. Because our pools are used by a number of swim teams and clubs throughout the year, we must abide by the standards set forth by governing bodies on safe pool temperatures. Our pools maintain a temperature between 81 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.Category -
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Art Around the World (Grades K-5)ArtExplore different art styles and cultural traditions from around the globe. Imagine the kids creating Aboriginal dot paintings, Japanese ink art, or Mexican folk art-inspired pieces! Each project will introduce them to new techniques, patterns, and the rich history behind each art form, fostering an appreciation for global cultures and artistic expression. In partnership with Young Rembrandts.Summer 26
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BINGO - with ReneHobby & LeisureCome for fun and collect your prize after calling B I N G O This activity is customized for adults with cognitive developmental disabilities.Winter/Spring 2026
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Baklava Dessert-NEW!Kitchen CreationsBaklava is a traditional pastry dessert that is known for its sweet, rich flavor and flaky texture. Prepare flavorful and easy-to-learn baklava to take home and bake yourself. Demonstration and hands-on.Winter/Spring 2026
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Baseball Tots (Ages 2-4)*Sports CampsSkyhawks baseball takes the rich history of the game from Cooperstown to your town. Our professional curriculum teaches the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and base running in a fun, positive environment by local Skyhawks staff. All athletes regardless of skill level will learn new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility. All participants will come away with new friends, new skills and love for the game.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Baseball Tots (Ages 2-4)*Sports CampsSkyhawks baseball takes the rich history of the game from Cooperstown to your town. Our professional curriculum teaches the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and base running in a fun, positive environment by local Skyhawks staff. All athletes regardless of skill level will learn new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility. All participants will come away with new friends, new skills and love for the game.Summer 26
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Basic Home Electric RepairCurious MindsLearn proper techniques to attach wire to outlets, light switches and fixtures. We will review basic test equipment and compare different light bulbs, especially LED. Hands on exercise includes installing outlet, switches and light fixture, energizing & testing the circuit. Bring screwdrivers, long nose & wire stripping pliers to class if you have them. Handouts are provided. For Classes at John Glenn Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Basic Home Plumbing RepairCurious MindsGain confidence by learning to repair minor plumbing problems or replace fixtures yourself. We will review the plumbing system, discuss all types of plastic and metal pipe and where used. There is a review of fittings, valves and any special tools required. We will take apart different types of faucets, replace pop-up drain assembly, toilet parts. Handouts are provided. For Classes at John Glenn Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Beginner Pickleball LessonsPickleballStep onto the court and see why everyone’s talking about pickleball! In this fun, hands-on class, you’ll learn the basics including rules, body positioning, footwork, and doubles strategy. Practice key shots like serves, returns, drop shots, and dinks, then spend the last 30 minutes in organized play to try out your new skills in real games. Bring your own paddle or borrow one from Gladstone, either way, you’ll be ready to jump in and play!Prerequisites: NoneWinter/Spring 2026 -
NewBeginner Pickleball LessonsFitness and WellnessLearn the fundamentals of the fastest-growing sport in the country! These beginner-friendly lessons cover the basics of Pickleball rules, scoring, serving, returning, and playing at the kitchen line. Players will gain confidence through practice and drills in a fun, supportive environment.Summer 26
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Beginner Spanish Boost-VIRTUALCurious MindsNewKickstart your Spanish journey with this engaging summer course, perfect for beginners! Designed for those with little to no experience, you'll learn essential vocabulary, basic grammar, and practical phrases for everyday conversations. Through group discussions and break out conversation practices, you'll build confidence in speaking and understanding Spanish. Our experienced instructors will guide you in every step of the way, setting you up for continued success. By the end of the course, you’ll have the foundational skills to keep learning and speaking with confidence. Online portal resources and practice tools included with tuition.Summer 26
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Beginning Cake DecoratingKitchen CreationsLearn the basics of decorating your own cakes! In this class, you’ll practice shell borders, stars, rosettes, lettering, and many other techniques to make your cake look beautiful. Each student will take home their own 8" boxed cake to enjoy. The registration fee includes all supplies. Optional starter kits will also be available for purchase from the instructor for $12.00. (Gluten, nuts, and other ingredients will be used during this class.)Winter/Spring 2026
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NewBeginning Fly Casting- NEW!Curious MindsThis is a comprehensive casting class consisting of two lessons; you will learn anchored and aerialized casting and line management. At times you will be frustrated but you will have fun and you will be able to cast thirty feet….guaranteed! Students will need a rod, reel and line. Practice leaders will be provided.Summer 26
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Beyond the Bobbin - Pattern FundamentalsCreative ExpressionsIf you know how to use a sewing machine, but are lost when it comes to reading and following a sewing pattern, this class is for you. Learn how to understand envelope information as well as the ins and outs of pattern piece layout and cutting. From start to finish, Sandra will guide you through a step-by-step process that will demystify pattern directions. Leave class with a good start on a sewing project. Supply List: Week 1: Simple beginner sewing pattern fabric scissors or rotary cutter and mat. Week 2-3: Supplies from Week 1. Fabric and notions (discussed Week 1) sewing machine (manual, if you have it), thread seam ripper pins measure tape or ruler For Classes at John Glenn Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Big Machines Art Camp (Ages 3-6)Kidcreate Art ClassesBeep beep! Honk! Rumble rumble! Zoom! If your little one loves big machines, we've got the camp for you. While exploring a variety of different art materials, artists will create a clay construction zone and design their own 3D roller coaster; they’ll even create a rocket ship that really glows in the dark! This camp is great for boys AND girls! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day. In partnership with Kidcreate Studio.Summer 26
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Blank Slate Game NightHobby & LeisureWill you be the 1st person to earn 25 points? In this game, you try to match just one other player as you fill in the blank.Winter/Spring 2026 -
NewBlue Moon Kayak AdventureFitness and WellnessGlide across the water of Square Lake under the glow of a Sturgeon Moon (Blue). This kayaking adventure would be suitable for adults and children ages 12 and up. The group will stay together while kayaking and after, gather on shore for blueberry muffins and lemonade. Please bring kayak, paddle, lifejacket bug spray and a flashlight to tape to your kayak. Dress in layers for time on the waterSummer 26