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Hike Jensen LakeHealth and Wellness - Adults With DisabilitiesHave fun hiking on the rolling hills and wooded trails around Jensen Lake in Lebanon Hills Regional Park. The trail is about two miles long and unpaved. Meet at the picnic pavilion.Project Explore Summer 2026 -
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Hike Ritter Farm ParkHealth and Wellness - Adults With DisabilitiesJoin us for a scenic hike at Ritter Farm Park! We’ll do about a 2.5-mile hike with a lot of hills. We will meet in the parking lot.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
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Home Alone (adults and children ages 8-11)Health & SafetyPrepare for being home alone ... for a few minutes, several hours or all day. Learn telephone rules, safe use of keys, household safety checks, constructive use of time, healthy snacks and how to deal with home-alone feelings. Fee includes a Home Alone workbook. Please register child.Youth Fall 2026 -
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Hoopster Tots (ages 2-4)Fitness & SportsHoop it up! Focus on passing, shooting and dribbling. Through fun, skill-based activities and games, learn the fundamentals of the sport. Parent participation required.Youth Fall 2026 -
Hoopster Tots (ages 2-4)Fitness & SportsHoop it up! Focus on passing, shooting and dribbling. Through fun, skill-based activities and games, learn the fundamentals of the sport.Youth Fall 2026 -
WaitlistHorsemanship Summer Camp (ages 6-15)Animal Ed-venturesExperience 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, snack and beverage each day. 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)Youth Summer 2026 -
How Much is Enough? Raising Responsible and Respectful ChildrenTopic Classes (mixed ages)Parents With Children Ages Birth Through Prekindergarten Separating Ever wonder if your child’s latest request is too much? We all struggle with the demands our children make and try hard to find the balance between providing for their needs and accommodating their wants. What do children need? What are the parenting skills we can use to help teach the healthy boundaries we all need? This class will use the book How Much Is Enough? by Jean Illsley Clarke. It helps parents learn to place reasonable limits around “wants” and learn to say “no” without feeling guilty. Join other parents and figure out what is right for your family.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistImprov: Acting Without a Script (grades 5-9)DramaLaugh out loud and learn communication skills, self-confidence and respect towards other’s ideas in a fun-filled environment. Play improv games and practice exercises in scene work and characters, while discovering theater basics and introductory performing skills. This class promotes creative thinking, listening, problem solving, self-awareness, team building, focus and collaboration. Laugh, learn and play!Youth Summer 2026 -
Intentional Parenting for Everyday MomentsExtended Age GroupsParents with Children Ages Birth- 6 Years Separating Explore different parenting styles and how they show up in everyday family life, especially in a world full of parenting advice and social media influence. In this class, parents and caregivers will reflect on their own approach to guidance, learn what research says about parenting styles and practice simple strategies for setting loving limits and building strong connections. Through discussion, shared experiences and practical tools, families will gain confidence in their own parenting style that fits their child, their values and real life.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistIntro to Welding: Make an Iron Fish From a HorseshoeCrafts & ArtsDiscover a new skill or sharpen up an old one by learning how to weld safely and confidently. Learn how to Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) weld, using power and hand tools. TIG welding bonds metal to metal without the use of rods, sticks or wire feeds. Discuss safety as well as introductory concepts of sculpture design. Wear a long sleeve cotton shirt, jeans or heavy duty work pants, closed toe leather shoes or boots, bring leather work gloves and creativity. Entry level course with close instruction.Adult Summer 2026 -
Introduction to Springboard Diving - Summer Mon - Fri Session B7 at Black Hawk Middle SchoolCompetitive Swim and DiveLearn basic diving skills progressing from diving from the side of the pool to diving from the diving board using an approach and hurdle. Participants must be comfortable in deep water and able to swim 15 yards, or Level 4 equivalent. *** Introducción al salto en trampolín Aprende habilidades básicas de salto que van desde saltar desde el lateral de la piscina hasta saltar desde el trampolín utilizando la aproximación y una valla. Los estudiantes deben sentirse cómodos en aguas profundas y poder nadar 15 yardas o el equivalente al nivel 4.Aquatics Summer 2026 -
Introduction to Springboard Diving - Summer Mon - Fri Session B8 at Black Hawk Middle SchoolCompetitive Swim and DiveLearn basic diving skills progressing from diving from the side of the pool to diving from the diving board using an approach and hurdle. Participants must be comfortable in deep water and able to swim 15 yards, or Level 4 equivalent. *** Introducción al salto en trampolín Aprende habilidades básicas de salto que van desde saltar desde el lateral de la piscina hasta saltar desde el trampolín utilizando la aproximación y una valla. Los estudiantes deben sentirse cómodos en aguas profundas y poder nadar 15 yardas o el equivalente al nivel 4.Aquatics Summer 2026 -
WaitlistJr. Battle Bots Academy (grades 1-4)STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math)Using LEGO® Technic pieces, gears and moving parts, small teams design, build and battle their very own custom bots. Create robots built for speed, “battle”, or rescue missions—then test, improve, and re-engineer your designs to conquer every challenge.Youth Summer 2026 -
Junior Lifeguarding (ages 11-14) - Summer SessionLifeguardingBuild a foundation of knowledge, attitudes and skills to prepare for a future as a lifeguard.Aquatics Summer 2026
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Karaoke Night!Entertainment - Adults With DisabilitiesCalling all singers! Plan for a great evening of karaoke as you sing favorite songs with friends. Make sure to include the name of the song you want to sing when you register for this activity. We'll have beverages to keep you hydrated.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
LEAD Camp: Leadership, Empowerment, Activities and Dance (grades K-6)DanceBe empowered through dance, games, activities and crafts. Use the leadership concepts of teamwork, growth mindset and positivity to create an empowering, exciting environment where you feel confident working with others. A daily craft and t-shirt included. Register by May 18 to guarantee a t-shirt. Due to popular demand, LEAD Camp will be offered twice this summer with each week offering its own activities and dances (Week 1: 6/8-6/12 Week 2: 7/27-7/31). Lauren WagnerYouth Summer 2026 -
WaitlistLake Minnetonka Boat CruiseOut On The Town - Adults With DisabilitiesJoin us for a private cruise on Lake Minnetonka with friends. Lady of the Lake, a beautiful historic sternwheeler boat will take us all around the lake to explore beautiful shorelines, bay, inlets and harbors. There are three levels to the boat so you can be fully inside or completely uncovered, up top on the deck. Dinner is provided and includes a sandwich, salad, jumbo cookie and a beverage. Gluten free option is available. Your registration includes the boat ride, your meal and drink. The boat does have four stairs to navigate getting on and off the boat but is otherwise accessible. Caregivers need to register and pay for this cruise. Registration must be received by August 5th or until the boat is full.Project Explore Summer 2026 -
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Let's Play! Play in a Week (grades 3-6)High School TheaterCreate a play in a week! Work collaboratively to develop the story, setting, characters, dialogue and staging. Throughout the creative process, play games and activities to hone your theatre skills. Perform your play for friends and family on the last day of class. Let's Play! Journey to Oz: Follow the Yellow Brick Road June 15-18 Let's Play! Under the Sea Mystery: June 22-26 Let's Play! Heroes versus Villains: June 29-July 2 Let's Play! Fairy Tale Twisted: July 6-10 Let's Play! Improv-o-rama: July 13-16 Let's Play! Stars on Broadway: July 20-24 Let's Play! KPOP Demon Hunters Singalong July 27-30 Let's Play! Time Traveler Tales August 3-7Youth Summer 2026 -
Level 1 (ages 5 and up) - Summer Mon - Fri Session B7 at Black Hawk Middle SchoolSwim Lessons-Youth Group Lessons (ages 5+)If you are unable to find a class to meet your needs, please call us at 952-431-8777 as we can frequently make adjustments to accommodate your requests. Introduction to Aquatic Skills Participants, ages 5 and up, become comfortable in the water learning basic skills. Skills: Enter and exit the water independently Submerge and explore underwater Glide on front and back Float on back Roll over: front to back/back to front Explore treading water Swim on front and back 5 yd each. Exit Skills: Enter unassisted, move at least 5 yd., bob 5 times and exit the water. Front glide 2 body lengths., roll to back and float 5 sec., recover to vertical. Safety topics: Basic water safety, healthy swimming, safe water entry, helping yourself and others in an emergency, use of lifejackets, safe weather conditions for swimming and waterpark safety. Course format: Group Classes: Run 45 minutes with 5 students per instructor. Semi-Private Classes: Run 30 minutes with 2 students per instructor. Private Classes: Run 30 minutes with 1 student per instructor. Registration tip: This level closely compares with our previous Beginner 1. Upon completion of required skills register for Level 2. *** Si no encuentra una clase que se ajuste a sus necesidades, llámenos al 952-431-8777, ya que con frecuencia podemos hacer ajustes para adaptarnos a sus peticiones. Introducción a las habilidades acuáticas Los participantes, a partir de 5 años, se sienten cómodos en el agua aprendiendo las habilidades básicas. Habilidades: Entrar y salir del agua de forma independiente. Sumergirse y explorar bajo el agua. Deslizarse de frente y de espaldas. Flotar de espaldas. Voltearse:de frente a espaldas, de espaldas al frente. Explorar flotando verticalmente. Nadar de frente y de espaldas 5 yardas cada uno. Habilidades de salida: Entrar sin ayuda, desplazarse al menos 5 yardas, realizar burbujas 5 veces y salir del agua. Deslizarse de frente hacia adentro 2 largos de cuerpo, girar de espaldas y flotar 5 segundos, recuperar la posición vertical. Temas de seguridad: seguridad básica en el agua, natación saludable, entrada segura en el agua, ayudarse a sí mismo y a los demás en caso de emergencia, uso de chalecos salvavidas, condiciones meteorológicas seguras para nadar y seguridad en los parques acuáticos.Aquatics Summer 2026 -
Level 1 (ages 5 and up) - Summer Mon - Fri Session B8 at Black Hawk Middle SchoolSwim Lessons-Youth Group Lessons (ages 5+)If you are unable to find a class to meet your needs, please call us at 952-431-8777 as we can frequently make adjustments to accommodate your requests. Introduction to Aquatic Skills Participants, ages 5 and up, become comfortable in the water learning basic skills. Skills: Enter and exit the water independently Submerge and explore underwater Glide on front and back Float on back Roll over: front to back/back to front Explore treading water Swim on front and back 5 yd each. Exit Skills: Enter unassisted, move at least 5 yd., bob 5 times and exit the water. Front glide 2 body lengths., roll to back and float 5 sec., recover to vertical. Safety topics: Basic water safety, healthy swimming, safe water entry, helping yourself and others in an emergency, use of lifejackets, safe weather conditions for swimming and waterpark safety. Course format: Group Classes: Run 45 minutes with 5 students per instructor. Semi-Private Classes: Run 30 minutes with 2 students per instructor. Private Classes: Run 30 minutes with 1 student per instructor. Registration tip: This level closely compares with our previous Beginner 1. Upon completion of required skills register for Level 2. *** Si no encuentra una clase que se ajuste a sus necesidades, llámenos al 952-431-8777, ya que con frecuencia podemos hacer ajustes para adaptarnos a sus peticiones. Introducción a las habilidades acuáticas Los participantes, a partir de 5 años, se sienten cómodos en el agua aprendiendo las habilidades básicas. Habilidades: Entrar y salir del agua de forma independiente. Sumergirse y explorar bajo el agua. Deslizarse de frente y de espaldas. Flotar de espaldas. Voltearse:de frente a espaldas, de espaldas al frente. Explorar flotando verticalmente. Nadar de frente y de espaldas 5 yardas cada uno. Habilidades de salida: Entrar sin ayuda, desplazarse al menos 5 yardas, realizar burbujas 5 veces y salir del agua. Deslizarse de frente hacia adentro 2 largos de cuerpo, girar de espaldas y flotar 5 segundos, recuperar la posición vertical. Temas de seguridad: seguridad básica en el agua, natación saludable, entrada segura en el agua, ayudarse a sí mismo y a los demás en caso de emergencia, uso de chalecos salvavidas, condiciones meteorológicas seguras para nadar y seguridad en los parques acuáticos.Aquatics Summer 2026