Step into the world of secret agent science! Young scientists in this class will unravel espionage mysteries through fascinating experiments like creating invisible ink. Learn the science behind hidden messages and more while honing your spy skills. Get ready for a thrilling journey where science meets secrecy, and every discovery holds the key to unlocking hidden knowledge! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. Instructor: KidScientific

Enter the ultimate inventor’s playground, where wild ideas come alive! In this fast-paced STEAM adventure, you’ll experiment, tinker, and invent your own amazing creations—from robotic arms to slingshot rockets, personal fan, and more! Every day brings new discoveries as you build, test, and transform your ideas into real working contraptions. Step into the Maker Lab, unleash your inner genius, and get ready to invent the future—your way! Instructor: Tech Tac Toe

Safety is about the situation, self-awareness, and self-defense. Learn the fundamentals, effective responses to practical situations, and experience hands-on exercises. This class includes discussion on boundaries, saying 'no', de-escalation, and the importance of taking care of ourselves. We will learn the most critical elements to keep us safe and practice self-awareness. We will also punch, kick, block, yell, and more. Build a strong foundation for strength and confidence. This class is youth-focused, with a minimum age of 10 years old. Parents are welcome to watch!

Join the fun in this hands-on science class! Young inventors will design and build their very own candy machine, perfect for holding their stash of Skittles. A sweet and colorful way to explore engineering, problem-solving, and the magic of science! Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child.Instructor: KidScientific

Kids get to see their gum drop monster grow before their eyes! Is it magic or science? The kids will find out in this excellent class. Create your own colorful, expanding gumdrop monster while learning about chemical reactions! Kids will discover science, practice the scientific method, and take home their magical creation to show off! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. Instructor: KidScientific

Step into the world of fairy magic! In this enchanting class, scientists will mix, stir, and create mesmerizing fizzing pink fairy potions. Spark imagination as kids explore the science behind the fizz. Full of hands-on fun, this enchanting experience ignites curiosity, creativity, and a dash of fairy dust! Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child. Instructor: KidScientific

Get ready for the hilariously gross world of Grossology! Kids will craft snot slime erupting from a clay nose and create colorful gummy worm bacteria in a petri dish. This hands-on class is packed with gross-out science, messy fun, and fascinating facts that kids will love! Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child. Instructor: KidScientific

Enter a world of wonder in this enchanting science class! Young wizards and scientists will dive into thrilling experiments to determine if they’re “muggle” (scientific) or truly magical. A hands-on adventure packed with curiosity, discovery, and a sprinkle of magic! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. Instructor: KidScientific

This group class will help relax, stretch, and strengthen with our gentle 55+ Yoga class, designed for older adults of all mobility levels. Enjoy guided breathing, seated and supported poses, and gentle movement to improve flexibility, balance, and relaxation. Perfect for beginners or those with limited mobility, this class offers a calming, accessible way to stay active and centered. FREE for Silver Sneakers, Renew Active, One Pass, or Silver&Fit.

Service Learning Days give middle school students the opportunity to learn through meaningful action in their community. Once a month, students have the opportunity to participate in a different service project focused on real-world needs such as supporting local organizations or helping others. Each service learning opportunity includes hands-on service allowing students to make a difference while learning why their impact matters. Lunch and transportation from the Mahtomedi DEC or Wildwood Elementary to our destination and back is provided for each day. Wednesday, June 24th - Paws for a Cause Day Students will visit the Animal Humane Society, where they will have an opportunity to safely interact with an adoptable animal at the Animal Humane Society, tour the facility, and learn about the daily operations of the shelter. During the visit, staff will share how the organization cares for animals in need and explain how individuals and communities can support local shelters. After returning from the Humane Society, students will participate in a hands-on service activity by creating homemade dog toys to donate to the Animal Humane Society. This project allows students to continue supporting the shelter while reinforcing the importance of compassion, responsibility, and community involvement! *If you have any donations at home from the Humane Society new or gently used donatable items list, please have your student bring them! Wednesday, July 22nd - Food for Thought and Action Day Students will begin the day by volunteering at Feed My Starving Children, a nonprofit dedicated to fighting global hunger. Students will learn about food insecurity then work in teams to pack nutrient-rich meals to be distributed around the world After returning from Feed My Starving Children, students will continue their service learning by packing basic hygiene bags for students. These bags are distributed to students in need this fall before school starts back up. This day allows students to practice making an impact on the global food crisis both worldwide and locally. Monday, August 3rd - Community Resource Service Day Students will begin the day by organizing and packing the remaining donated clothing from the Mahtomedi Community Garage Sale in preparation for delivery to St. Andrew’s Community Resource Center. We will travel to deliver donations in person at the Resource Center. While at St. Andrew’s Community Resource Center, students will tour the facility and learn about the services it provides to individuals and families in our community. Staff will explain how the center supports those in need through programs such as family sheltering, rental assistance, access to food and clothing, and the provision of basic household needs. This experience encourages students to develop empathy, responsibility, and an appreciation for the impact of giving back to the community.

In this fun, hands-on class, students will learn the basics of sewing while creating a project from scratch. We will practice both hand sewing and sewing machine skills in a supportive and creative environment. Students will work with a variety of materials and tools, learning the basics to continue outside of class. Sewing machines and all other materials are provided during class and no experience is necessary!

This class introduces the fundamentals of sewing through guided learning. Participants will learn essential hand sewing and sewing machine techniques while creating an original project of your choice. All materials are provided during the class, such as fabrics, elastic, cord, buttons, velcro, ribbon, patterns, and sewing machines. This class is ideal for beginners or those looking to build confidence and practical sewing skills. Age 16+

Step into Smash Factory: Build & Wreck, where creativity meets chaos! Young engineers will design mini wrecking balls, catapults, slingshots, and wrecking cars—and then test their creations in a safe, hands-on way. Through building, breaking, and problem-solving, campers explore teamwork, the Engineering Design Process, and the thrill of seeing their ideas in action. Hard hats on, goggles ready—let’s build, wreck, and discover the fun of engineering! Instructor: Engineering for Kids (EKF)

Come join the girls high school soccer program at this annual co-ed soccer camp. Have fun while learning passing and receiving, juggling, ball skills, shooting and finishing, small side games and awesome moves. Coaches: MHS girls head coach Dave Wald, coaching staff and Zephyr players.

Come learn the Art of Sourdough! This is a very hands-on class where you get to go through all the initial steps of mixing the dough, discuss the whole process of how to make a loaf of bread, feed your new sourdough starter and learn how to maintain it, and get every question answered! Materials and ingredients are provided: a bowl, a jar with sourdough starter, a dough whisk, a spatula, flour, water, salt, a handout with access to a very informative guide that will help you throughout your sourdough journey, and you also get to taste some fresh bread and sourdough cookies throughout class! (all materials are YOURS to bring home). You have the choice to bring your own food scale or we will provide one for you to keep for an additional $15 fee. Come join this fun, amazing and creative community of sourdough baking! It’s truly life changing. Students ages 10 and up can register with a registered adult. Both an adult and youth would need to register and pay to attend.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DATES CHANGED AFTER THE CATALOG WAS AT THE PRINTER - June dates are the correct dates. Apologies for the inconvenience. Get ready to play, compete, and celebrate en español! In this high-energy camp, kids explore the world of sports, games, and the Olympics while learning Spanish through interactive activities, songs, and teamwork. Campers will build vocabulary, practice mini conversations, and discover games and athletes from across the Spanish-speaking world—all while having a blast. Ready, set… ¡Vamos a Ganar! (No sports experience required) Tuition includes access to parent/student resource portal. Students will bring a nut-free snack and water bottle. Instructor: Futura