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Next Level NPCs (Gr 6-9)*More to ExploreWhat makes a great NPC? In Next Level NPCs, students in grades 6–9 dive into the world of non-player characters and learn how NPCs are created, designed, and used in games. Kids will explore character roles, dialogue, decision-making, and storytelling while building their own NPC concepts. This class encourages creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration, giving students a behind-the-scenes look at how games come to life — no advanced gaming or coding experience required. Perfect for gamers, storytellers, and creative thinkers ready to level up their ideas!Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
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Open Watercolor StudioCreateBring your own watercolor materials and enjoy a relaxed, self-led painting session in the company of fellow creatives. This unstructured time offers space to unwind, explore your artistic style, and connect with others in a calm, inspiring environment. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced painter, you're welcome to paint at your own pace, share ideas, or simply enjoy quiet creativity together. Bring your own supplies. No instruction provided—just time to create. Dates are based on facility availability and are subject to change.Adult Enrichment 25-26 -
Operation: STEM Mystery (Gr. 6-9)*More to ExploreIn Operation: STEM Mystery, students in grades K–5 become junior detectives as they solve exciting STEM challenges and complete hands-on experiments! Kids will explore science, technology, engineering, and math through fun, problem-solving activities that spark curiosity and creativity. This class encourages critical thinking, teamwork, and a love of discovery — perfect for young minds who are ready to crack the case and have a blast learning!Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Out and AboutWhat is Windows of Opportunity? WOO provides recreation, education and support activities for adults with physical, sensory, neurological and/or developmental disabilities age 18 and older. We offer many interested, engaging and fun classes that are specially designed and adapted for individuals with disabilities. We offer many interested, engaging and fun classes that are specially designed and adapted for individuals with disabilities. 18+Category -
PLE Adventure Club Swim at PMS: Level 1AquaticsThis class is for students enrolled in Adventure Club at PLE Elementary*. Transportation will be provided from PLE Elementary to and from Plymouth Middle School for swim lessons. Please be sure to send your student with appropriate swim wear for lessons each day. Level 1: For the beginner who is comfortable in the water. Swimmers learn basics of swimming: bobbing, going under water, supported front and back floating, supported rolling over from front to back and back to front, supported gliding, supported flutter kick, supported front crawl arms and jumping in. *Priority registration is given to students enrolled in Adventure Club at PLE Elementary from Jul 20+30. If your child is not registered, you may be asked to move to a different class session or time.Aquatics 25/26 -
PLE Adventure Club Swim at PMS: Level 2AquaticsThis class is for students enrolled in Adventure Club at FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary*. Transportation will be provided from FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary to and from Plymouth Middle School for swim lessons. Please be sure to send your student with appropriate swim wear for lessons each day. Level 2: Swimmers should already be able to float on front and back and put their head under water. Swimmers will work on: independent front and back floating, independent rolling over from front to back and back to front, independent front and back glides, front crawl arms and kicks, back crawl arms and kicks, retrieving underwater objects, and jumping into water over their head. *Priority registration is given to students enrolled in Adventure Club at FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary from Jul 20-30*. If your child is not registered, you may be asked to move to a different class session or time.Aquatics 25/26
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PLE Adventure Club Swim at PMS: Level 3AquaticsThis class is for students enrolled in Adventure Club at FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary*. Transportation is provided from FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary to and from Plymouth Middle School for swim lessons. Please be sure to send your student with appropriate swim wear for lessons each day. Level 3: Crawl stroke (front and back) and elementary backstroke (50 yards each), breath control, underwater swim, tread water, jump off diving board, rescue techniques (non-swimming). *Priority registration is given to students enrolled in Adventure Club at FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary from July 20-30*. If your child is not registered, you may be asked to move to a different class session or time.Aquatics 25/26
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PLE Adventure Club Swim at PMS: Level 4AquaticsThis class is for students enrolled in Adventure Club at FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary*. Transportation is provided from FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary to and from Plymouth Middle School for swim lessons. Please be sure to send your student with appropriate swim wear for lessons each day. Level 4: Swimmers should already be able to: swim front and back crawl 25 yards. Swimmers will work on: rotary breathing, freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, scissors kick and sidestroke, whip kick and breaststroke, intro to turning at wall, treading water with modified scissors, and diving in kneeling position. *Priority registration is given to students enrolled in Adventure Club at FAIR Pilgrim Lane Elementary from July 20-30*. If your child is not registered, you may be asked to move to a different class session or time.Aquatics 25/26
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Parent Connections - Book Study - "How To Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk"Parent ConnectionsAdults Only Class - virtual book study for caregivers with children 4-8 years old. Discussions will be facilitated by a licensed Parent & Family Educator. The $10 fee includes a copy of the book.ECFE 2026-2027 -
Parent Connections - Infant Sleep (6-16 months)Parent ConnectionsAdults Only Class - For caregivers of children 6-16 months of age. This class is designed to help you understand your infant's sleep behaviors and how to introduce age-appropriate strategies to support healthy sleep.ECFE 2026-2027 -
Parent Connections - Navigating Challenging Behaviors (16-36 months)Parent ConnectionsAdults Only Class - For caregivers of children 16-36 months of age. In this class we will explore: why young children have challenging behaviors. ways we can prevent some challenging behaviors. effective ways to respond to challenging behaviors. how to reconnect with children after challenging behaviors have occurred.ECFE 2026-2027
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Parent Connections - Toileting Independence (16-36 months)Parent ConnectionsAdults Only Class - For caregivers of children 16-36 months of age. Becoming toilet independent requires children to gain some very concrete skills. There is also an important social emotional component to the toilet learning journey. Join us as we discuss strategies for weaving these important concepts together. Children will gain toileting skills and pride as they move toward toileting independence. Caregivers will gain strategies for supporting their children's toileting independence, as well as build a foundation for guiding their children toward additional future goals.ECFE 2026-2027
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Parent Connections - Understanding Toddler Emotions & Tantrums (16-36 months)Parent ConnectionsAdults Only Class - For caregivers of children 16 - 36 months of ageIn this class we will explore: reasons toddlers have tantrums. helpful ways of responding to tantrums. the value of and ways to promote emotional intelligence with young children.ECFE 2026-2027
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Parent Connections - Young Children & ScreensParent ConnectionsAdults Only Class - For caregivers of young children. Join us for our Parent Connection class on Young Children and Screen Time, where we’ll explore practical, family-friendly ways to build healthy media habits in the early years. Together, we’ll discuss age-appropriate screen use, strategies for setting routines and boundaries, and ideas for balancing technology with play, learning, and connection. Families will leave with simple tips and resources to support positive screen time choices at home.ECFE 2026-2027
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Pastel Drawing: Ocean Life Gr K-5Arts & CraftsFun-filled days await our students as we explore ocean life as they learn to draw and color with pastels. We will create detailed, pastel compositions on each day, focusing on a different ocean-themed subject. We will draw eye-catching sea stars along the shoreline and a pair of vibrant clown fish. We will illustrate a sea turtle with bold patterns, a blue crab and a wondrous scene of jellyfish. Our instruction will bring remarkable results, and you will want to head to the frame shop with your child’s finished pastel pieces. Enroll today!Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Phone Photo RescueTechnologyAre you overwhelmed or running out of storage with all of the photos just sitting on your phone? In our live online workshop, you will delete the clutter, and learn how to create printed photo books, and protect your precious memories forever. In just one hour, you'll transform your chaotic photo collection into an organized library you can actually navigate, plus learn maintenance habits that take only minutes each week, without the tech jargon. * Online classes require a email address listed in your profile.Adult Enrichment 25-26 -
Pickleball (Ages 6-12)SportsPickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong.Youth Enrichment 25-26 -
Pilates FusionFitness & RecreationA focus on Pilates moves along with stretching and strength exercises for a comprehensive body and mind awareness experience.Adult Enrichment 25-26 -
Pixel & Play: Roblox Art (Gr. 3-5)*More to ExplorePixel & Play: Roblox Art Design brings creativity and gaming together in a fun, age-appropriate art enrichment for students in grades 3–5. Inspired by the colorful world of Roblox, kids will create their own characters, environments, and pixel-style artwork using traditional and digital art activities. This class focuses on creativity—not gameplay—encouraging students to use imagination, drawing, design, and problem-solving skills to bring game-inspired ideas to life. It’s perfect for young artists who love Roblox and want to explore art in a way that feels exciting, familiar, and creativeYouth Enrichment 25-26