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Week 6: Urban Natures Explorers- Tiny Engineers, Insects & Soil (GR. K-2)Urban Nature ExplorersThis hands-on summer course invites kids to explore insects, decomposers, and soil health through fun, outdoor activities. Students investigate worms, beetles, and fungi, create mini compost bottles, build simple bug hotels, and play insect-inspired movement games. Along the way, children learn about the cultural importance of insects in African and Indigenous traditions while building curiosity, creativity, and a deeper connection to the natural world.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Week 7: Innovation Explorers- Community Impact Startup (Gr. 6-9)Innovation ExplorersIn Community Impact Start Up, students become changemakers by exploring how businesses can solve real community challenges. Kids learn to identify problems in their community and design service-based ventures that help people in meaningful ways. Students practice working with partners and stakeholders, communicating their ideas clearly, and building a strong mission. Along the way, they discover careers such as nonprofit leader, social entrepreneur, and public service professional, while learning business skills like mission statements, measuring impact, and understanding grants. This course builds empathy, leadership, and problem-solving—perfect for kids who want to make a difference.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Week 7: Innovation Explorers- Pet & Animal Helpers (Gr. 3-5)Innovation ExplorersIn Pet & Animal Helper, kids explore animal care through imaginative play and hands-on activities. Students set up pretend grooming, training, and vet stations, and create craft pet toys and treats. They learn about caring careers like veterinarian, groomer, pet-shop owner, and zookeeper, while practicing simple business skills by providing helpful services and earning “paw points.” A playful, empathy-building course for kids who love animals and helping others.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Week 7: Summer Explorers- Color Explosion*Summer ExplorersColor Explosion is a vibrant, hands-on enrichment where creativity gets delightfully messy! Kids dive into painting, tie-dye, and bold art projects that let them explore color, texture, and self-expression. This playful program encourages creativity, confidence, and experimentation in a fun, supportive environment. Perfect for kids who love to get messy and make something colorful and unique—art clothes highly recommended!Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Week 7: Urban Nature Explorers- Garden Stewards, Growing and Nurishing Our Community (Gr. K-2)Urban Nature ExplorersThis summer, kids will plant herbs and culturally significant crops, learn about BIPOC urban farmers, create garden markers, and taste fresh herbs while building sensory and plant-care skills. Along the way, they’ll explore how community gardens support culture, connection, and food justice.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Week 8: Innovation Explorers- Innovation Olympics (Gr. 6-9)Innovation ExplorersIn Innovation Olympics, students work in teams to tackle daily innovation challenges in engineering, design, and business. Kids collaborate, solve problems in real time, and pitch their ideas just like real-world leaders. They explore careers such as engineer, CEO, and product manager, while building skills in leadership, teamwork, deadlines, and presentations. The week wraps up with the exciting Entrepreneur Games, featuring awards for creativity, teamwork, prototypes, and pitches. A fast-paced course for kids who love challenges, competition, and big ideas.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Week 8: Innovation Explorers- Super Service Stars (Gr. 3-5)Innovation ExplorersIn Super Service Stars, kids run pretend service businesses—like cleaning crews, helper squads, and fix-it teams—while solving community problems with kindness and creativity. They explore careers like teacher, nurse, firefighter, and entrepreneur, and learn how businesses help people and communities. A hands-on course for kids who love helping and making a difference.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Week 8: Summer Explorers- Eco-Art Explorers (Gr. K-2)*Summer ExplorersEco-Art Explorers is a hands-on enrichment where creativity meets sustainability! Kids transform natural and recycled materials into unique works of art, discovering how everyday items and nature can inspire amazing creations. This program encourages imagination, problem-solving, and environmental awareness, all in a fun, supportive setting. Perfect for young artists who love to create, tinker, and make a positive impact on the planet—one masterpiece at a time!Youth Enrichment 25-26
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Week 8: Urban Nature Explorers- Art of the Earth, Creativity with Natural MaterialsUrban Nature ExplorersThis summer, students will explore the outdoors through art, storytelling, and creative expression. Kids will build land art sculptures inspired by BIPOC eco-artists, create “story stones” using paints made from plants and soil, and make textured collages from leaves, bark, and grasses. Through nature sound mapping and cultural stories about creativity, children will connect with the natural world, develop observation skills, and express themselves in unique, hands-on ways—turning summer days into imaginative outdoor adventures.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Wheel Thrown Pottery: Beginner to IntermediateCreateThis course is geared toward beginner to intermediate level potters. We will focus on foundational forms such as bowls and cylinders, plus techniques in trimming, surface decoration, and glazing. Note: This class uses kick wheels (not electric wheels). Please register by June 30.Adult Enrichment 25-26 -
Whimsical Whisk DragonflyArts and CraftsTransform an ordinary kitchen whisk into a stunning dragonfly sculpture. In this hands-on craft session, you’ll repurpose simple materials into a unique piece of art that’s perfect for home décor or gifting.Windows of Opportunity 25-26 -
Willy Wonka's Chocolate Room Age 5-12Arts & CraftsAre you ready to dive into the sweet and magical world of Willy Wonka? Let’s bring Willy Wonka's chocolate factory to life! Each child will have the chance to design and build their very own chocolate room scene using frosting and a wide variety of sweets. From lollipops to gummy bears, the possibilities are endless! *Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Win with Investment PropertiesFinancial & LegalHave you ever considered becoming a landlord or investing in real estate but needed more information? Learn about opportunities in today’s Twin Cities marketplace, how to analyze a property, tax considerations, and things to put in a lease. We review all aspects of becoming a landlord, from buying, selling, and renting.Adult Enrichment 25-26 -
Windows of OpportunityWhat is Windows of Opportunity? We are dedicated to empowering adults 18 and older with physical, sensory, neurological, and developmental disabilities. Our program offers a wide variety of recreation, education, and support activities tailored to meet individual needs. Participants enjoy fun, engaging classes designed to improve social skills, foster independent living, and provide opportunities to connect with others. Join WOO classes today and open the window to a world of opportunities!Category -
Winona CruiseLocal Tours & TravelExplore the Mississippi River ecology, navigation, and wildlife on a guided tour! See the itinerary below. Registration deadline: Monday, May 16 - no refunds are given after this date. 9:00 a.m. Leave Fair School Pilgrim Lane 3725 Pilgrim Ln N, Plymouth, MN 55441. Load in the parking lot near the community education side at door #11. 9:15 a.m. Leave Lenox Community Ctr. 6715 Minnetonka Blvd., St. Louis Park - load in parking lot. 11:00 a.m. Arrive at Kelly’s Lake House in Lake City with breathtaking views of Lake Pepin. Menu: Petite Sirloin Luncheon Special with Potato, Vegetable, Roll, Small Dessert, Coffee, Tea or Soda. 12:15 p.m. After lunch leave Lake City. 1:15 p.m. Arrive at the Winona Levee boat dock to board the Winona Tour Boat. Depart on the Winona Tour boat for a chance to see up close the beautiful Mississippi River and all it has to offer. The captain will educate you with awesome insight and stories about the famed waterway. It is common to see many types of wildlife while out on the water. Eagles, deer, turtles, beaver and more. Learn about the navigational channel and various types of commerce on the river. With windows all around passengers get a great view. The cabin can be enclosed and climate controlled. Professionally guided and narrated by USCG Licensed captains. There is a rest room on board. 3:00 p.m. Conclusion of the cruise. 3:15 p.m. Depart from Winona. Make a midway comfort stop. 5:30 p.m. Estimated return time to Lenox Community Center. 9:00 a.m. Leave Fair School Pilgrim Lane 3725 Pilgrim Ln N, Plymouth, MN 55441. Load in the parking lot near the community education side at door #11. 9:15 a.m. Leave Lenox Community Ctr. 6715 Minnetonka Blvd., St. Louis Park - load in parking lot. 11:00 a.m. Arrive at Kelly’s Lake House in Lake City with breathtaking views of Lake Pepin. Menu: Petite Sirloin Luncheon Special with Potato, Vegetable, Roll, Small Dessert, Coffee, Tea or Soda. 12:15 p.m. After lunch leave Lake City. 1:15 p.m. Arrive at the Winona Levee boat dock to board the Winona Tour Boat. Depart on the Winona Tour boat for a chance to see up close the beautiful. Mississippi River and all it has to offer. The captain will educate you with awesome insight and stories about the famed waterway. It is common to see many types of wildlife while out on the water. Eagles, deer, turtles, beaver and more. Learn about the navigational channel and various types of commerce on the river. With windows all around passengers get a great view. The cabin can be enclosed and climate controlled. Professionally guided and narrated by USCG Licensed captains. There is a rest room on board. 3:00 p.m. Conclusion of the cruise. 3:15 p.m. Depart from Winona. Make a midway comfort stop. 5:30 p.m. Estimated return time to Lenox Community Center. 5:45 p.m. Estimated return time to Fair School.Adult Enrichment 25-26
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Yang Style Tai ChiHealth & WellnessNon-martial, gentle exercise reduces stress, strengthens the body, restores internal and external balance. Many physical and psychological benefits recognized by medical and scientific research. Recommended by top medical universities and organizations. Participants will learn a 40 posture Yang form. It requires the ability to stoop, turn and change directions. Not suitable for some physical conditions. *No experience needed, just a curious and adventurous mind. *Wear comfortable, loose clothing, and flat shoes. No sandals please. Please bring a water bottle.Adult Enrichment 25-26 -
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Zachary Lane Adventure ClubAdventure Club School Age CareAdventure Club school-age care serves students Kindergarten through grade 5 and is located at all elementary schools throughout Robbinsdale Area Schools district. We are open 6:30AM until start time and from the end of school until 6PM. Registration for the 2025-2026 School Year is open. There are waitlists at all locations. Summer 2026 registration opens 2/18 at 6am for current families, 2/21 at 6am for all other families. Registration for the 2026-27 School Year opens April 29th, 2026 at 6am. Please see our website for more information.School Year 2025-2026 Adventure Club Site -
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ZumbaFitness & RecreationShake, sweat, and smile in our electrifying dance party! Feel the rhythm, torch calories, and sculpt your body while dancing to infectious beats. Join our vibrant community and unleash your inner dancer for an exhilarating fitness experience like no other! Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you'll see why Zumba® Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise! *Bring a water bottle, sweat towel, and clean sneakers. Let’s have fun working out by dancing together.Adult Enrichment 25-26