Registration For Youth Summer Camps Opens March 2 At 9 Am .
City of Prior LakeRecreation Catalog 2020Registration for Youth Summer CampsOpens March 2 at 9 amSomething for everyone!cityofpriorlake.com/recreation
How to Register and RentContactsRecreation DepartmentPrior Lake City Hall4646 Dakota St. SEPrior Lake, MN 55372-1714Monday - Friday 8 am - 4:30 pm(952) 447-9820; Fax: (952) 447-4245WEATHER HOTLINE: (952) 447-9825recreation@cityofpriorlake.comAngie Barstad, Recreation Manager(952) 447-9822 abarstad@cityofpriorlake.comKelsey Coy, Recreation Programmer(952) 447-9823 recreationWalk-InCash, check or acceptable credit/debitcards (Visa, MasterCard or Discover)By PhoneWith an acceptable credit/debit cardFINANCIAL AIDFinancial aid is available for qualifying applicants withfinancial limitations. Complete a financial aid application,which can be found online. Include the programs desiredand amount you can afford. Once your applicationis received by the recreation manager, you will becontacted within 72 hours.REFUNDSClub Prior - Senior Resource Center16210 Eagle Creek Ave. SE Suite 101Prior Lake, MN 55372-1714Tuesday - Thursday 9 am - 3 pmLesley Young, Recreation Programmer (Seniors)(952) 447-9783 lyoung@cityofpriorlake.comPARENT HANDBOOKA parent handbook is available online containing rules,policies and basic camp information that parents need tobe aware of before sending their child to programs.INCLUSIONThe City is dedicated to providing opportunities foreveryone to be a valued customer and welcomedparticipant in programs, regardless of ability. Reasonableaccommodations can be made, as needed, which willgive the same choices and opportunities that otherparticipants have in our programs. If inclusion servicesare needed, please indicate the participant’s specialneed during the registration process. Contact AngieBarstad at (952) 447-9822 three weeks prior to thestart of the program to discuss strategies for inclusion.LATE PICK UP FEEIf a parent/guardian is not on time for picking upparticipants, a late fee will be assessed. After a10-minute grace period, a 1 fee will be charged perchild per minute. If a parent is 20 minutes late, local lawenforcement will be contacted. All fees must be paidbefore attending the next day of camp.2If a registration is canceled by the participant 7 days ormore before a program begins, the registration fee isrefunded minus a 5 processing fee per person per program. NO REFUNDS are given if a cancelation is requestedless than 7 days before a program begins or when theregistration fee is 5 or less. Refunds will not be given fordays missed. You must call the office to process a refund.WEATHER CANCELATIONSWhen a program is canceled due to inclement weather,no refund is issued. Please call our hotline for up-to-dateinformation at (952) 447-9825.If a program is canceled BEFORE the program START timeparticipants will receive an e-mail.If a program is canceled DURING the program time,participants will receive a phone call.REGISTRATION DEADLINESRegistration deadlines are established for each classto help provide a positive experience for programparticipants by ensuring appropriate staffing, supplies andfacilities. Please refer to online program descriptions tofind specific registration deadlines.If you miss the registration deadline and the program dateis at least two days away and there is space available, yourregistration will be accepted with an additional 10 latefee.WAIT LISTWhen classes have reached their maximum capacity, await list is started and kept in the order of the requests.Those on the wait list will be contacted if an openingbecomes available.cityofpriorlake.com/recreation
City of Prior Lake RecreationPrograms, trips and events for all agesAbout Our StaffOur programs can only be as good as the people who lead them. That is why we pride ourselves on our wonderful staffof talented rec leaders. We look for energetic and responsible individuals who are ready for a summer full of laughter,friendships, and fun. With a staff/camper ratio of approximately 1:6 for ages 3-6 and 1:10 for ages 7-11, our staff gets to knowthe campers well. In addition, many of our leaders continue to return year after year, as they have become attached to thepark and rec life. From professional educators to college students and former campers, our loyal staff is made up of a diversegroup of people who all bring something uniquely wonderful to our camps.Join the Team!If you love kids, and you want to have thesummer of a lifetime, then join the 2020Prior Lake Rec Leader Team!The City seeks enthusiastic recreationleaders who are good role models andenjoy being around children. Position isresponsible for caring for children betweenthe ages of 3–11 years who participate inthe City’s structured recreation programsutilizing Prior Lake neighborhood andcommunity parks. Must have valid Minnesota driver’slicense with driving record acceptable tothe City. Must have the ability to lift up toand over 30 pounds, and perform physicalactivity in outdoor weather conditions. Must be 16 years of age as of May 1 ofthe current year. Must be able to communicate via email.Deadline to apply is March 27. Interviewdate set for April 6. Download an application.YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR AGES 3 - 11About Our Youth ProgramsSummer recreation camps are for children to participate in fun, supervised, outdoor activities during the summer months.Summer Recreation staff provide quality recreational experiences that promote healthy living, character building, andteamwork through collaborative and active play. Please note, each camp has specific themed activities which will be in additionto traditional camp activities.Campers are asked to wear clothes and shoes that they can run in. Campers should also wear sunscreen and bug spray if theydesire. Campers should bring a water bottle each day. Read more about what to bring and expect at programs in the Parenthandbook online.LUNCH BUNCH: Lunch Bunch is a “bridge” between Prior Lake Recreation’s morning and afternoonprograms from 12-12:30pm for many 6-11-year-old camps. Lunch Bunchers bring their own lunchand eat together, with recreation staff, at their park, then enjoy supervised free play until theafternoon program is ready to begin. Fee is 15 each week.(952) 447-98203
WEEK OF JUNE 8-12Camp Sampler (Ages 3-6)Come to the park for a FREE preview ofour summer programs. Kids and theirparents will have the opportunity tomeet the Recreation Leaders, play a fewtraditional camp games and make a craft.Mon., June 8, 10-11 amPonds ParkEvening ProgramGrowing Little Gardeners (Ages 6-9)Learn about planting, weeding, andcaring for a garden throughout thesummer with experienced gardeners.Tuesdays, June 9 - July 28;6-7:30pm 20Kop Family Community GardenMusic and Movement (Ages 3-6)Does music make you wiggle andgiggle? Let your little one cut footloosein this fun camp that combines musiceducation with games and crafts toengage young minds.Tues. – Thurs., June 9-11Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 49Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 54Ponds ParkHarry Potter Camp (Ages 6-11)Congratulations! You’ve been acceptedto Hogwarts School of Witchcraft andWizardry. Whether attending potionsclass, competing in an intense gameof Quidditch or joining the Tri-WizardTournament, each day will be filledwith fun HP activities and challenges.Tues. – Thurs., June 9-119 am-12 pm 30Ponds ParkLUNCH BUNCH (Ages 6-11)June 9-11 1512-12:30 pmCamp Hollywood (Ages 6-11)Calling all young superstars! Bring yourtalent to a week filled with singing,dancing, acting, and laughter. Tuesday amagician will perform to help motivateour campers. Through creative andengaging games, campers will developtheir skills and prepare for our Thursdaytalent show.Tues. – Thurs., June 9-1112:30-3:30 pm 35Ponds Park4Evening ProgramSoccer (Ages 2-5 with an adult)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsThis is a parent involved program.This fun and active RevSportsinstructional soccer class focuses onindividual player development. Eachday will focus on a topic building onthe previous topic, including dribbling,shooting, defending, passing, andmore.Thursdays, June 11 - July 16 (no camp 7/2)Ponds Park Field 8 59/session Tot Stars (ages 2-3) 5:30-6 pm Pre Stars (ages 3-5) 6-6:45 pm Kinder Stars (ages 4-5) 6:45-7:30pmEvening ProgramTBall/Coach Pitch (Ages 2-5 with anadult)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsThis is a parent involved program.This is a fun, active, RevSportsinstructional Baseball class that focuseson individual player development. Eachday will focus on a topic building onthe previous topic, including: catching,throwing, base running, batting,learning positions and more. The classstarts each day with a game of catchand ends with batting and an inningof play. Gloves are optional, all otherequipment provided.Thursdays, June 11 - July 16 (no camp 7/2)Ponds Park Field 8 59/session Tot Stars (ages 2-3) 5:30-6 pm Pre Stars (ages 3-5) 6-6:45 pm Kinder Stars (ages 4-5) 6:45-7:30pmAges 4-5 will be coach pitch baseballnot TBall.Reel Cool Fishing School (Ages 6-12)Experienced fishing instructors, alongwith Recreation Leaders, will use fungames and activities to teach fishingbasics such asknot tying, casting,bait selection, fishidentification and takea fish off the line. Allequipment provided.Thank you Kim BoyerFamily for making thisprogram possible.Friday, June 128:30 am-12 pm 25Sand Point BeachWEEK OF JUNE 15-19Waterski Lessons (Ages 7 )Try beginner to advanced waterskilessons on Prior Lake this summer. TrevorPope has many years of experiencewith training waterskiers at all levels,beginners to experts.Session 1: Mon. - Wed. June 15-179-10:30 am or 10:45 am-12:15 pmWatzl’s Beach 150/sessionEvening ProgramFull S.T.E.A.M. Ahead (Ages 3-6)All aboard the learning train! In thisinteractive camp, kids will explorethe fun ways that science, math, andengineering play a role in our everydaylives. From the clouds above us to thedinosaurs buried below, each day willbe filled with learning and laughter!High Touch High Tech Science will joinus July 13.Mondays, June 15 - July 13 (no class 6/29)Ages 3 & 4 6-7:30 pm 60Ages 5 & 6 6-7:30 pm 60Lakefront ParkNature Navigators (Ages 3-6)It is time to navigate nature at PondsPark. Nature walk scavenger hunts, mudpainting, leaf art, and more all whilediscovering plants and animals. Dress forthe mess, there will be mud!Tues. – Thurs., June 16-18Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 49Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 54Ponds Parkcityofpriorlake.com/recreation
Treat Yourself (Ages 6-11)Treat yourself to three days of relaxationfilled camp with stress relieving activitieslike yoga, meditation, hand massages,make-your-own scrubs and dailygroup fitness classes led by a certifiedinstructor.Tues. – Thurs., June 16-189 am-12 pm 40Ponds ParkLUNCH BUNCH (Ages 6-11)June 16-18 1512-12:30 pmD.I.Y. Crafty Kids (Ages 6-11)Are your counters covered in crafts andyour shelves stocked with slime? Bringyour creativity to camp as we create funand unique crafts that allow campers touse their imaginations while exploringcolor, pattern, and design.Tues. – Thurs., June 16-1812:30-3:30 pm 50Ponds ParkGame of Games (Ages 6-11)At camp there is no such thing as toomany games! Become a participant onthe Price is Right or Wheel of Fortuneand watch as popular board games suchas Trouble or Clue are played on a giantscale. Lawn games and traditional campgames will top off the fun!Tues. – Thurs., June 23-259 am - 12 pm 30Ponds ParkLUNCH BUNCH (Ages 6-11)June 23-25 1512-12:30 pmProject Summer Camp (Ages 6-11)Do you have an eye for design? Comebring your favorite TV shows to life,including Project Runway, HGTV, andTop Chef. Your creative ideas will hangon the wall, strut down the runway, orgo into your mouth!Tues. – Thurs., June 23-2512:30-3:30 pm 40Ponds ParkFire Safety Camp (Ages 6-8)WEEK OF JUNE 22-26Pirates and Mermaids (Ages 3-6)Ahoy campers! Join our crew for aweek of adventures on the high seasas we encounter pirates, mermaids,and other amazingocean creatures. Ourdays will be filledwith water fun as weexplore the magic ofthe sea. Be preparedto get wet everyday! We will not beswimming.Tues. – Thurs., June 23-25Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 49Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 54Ponds ParkThis camp includesmany safety topics,first aid, ambulance,water and boat safety,water fights with the fire hose, andso much more. All participants willreceive a Safety Camp t-shirt and a hotdog lunch. Bring a water bottle, wearsunscreen and clothes to get wet.Fri., June 269 am–3 pm 15Lakefront ParkWEEK OF JUNE 29-July 3Major League Sports Camp (Ages 4-6)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsPlay America’s favorite sports.RevSports coaches first teach thefundamental skills then the ageappropriate rules to play five ofAmerica’s most popular professionalsports: soccer, lacrosse, basketball,football and baseball.Mon. – Thurs., June 29-July 29:30-11 am 85Ponds Park(952) 447-9820Java Minecraft Modding (Ages 8-11)Camp led by Tech AcademyNewly updated coding projects! Inthis camp, we will be creating customarmor, items, and blocks. Learn to modMinecraft using Java and the Forge APIand customize your gaming experience.Students will be introduced to codingconcepts and learn how to use Eclipse,a professional tool for editing anddebugging code. Students should becomfortable with keyboarding, and, ofcourse, playing Minecraft!Mon. – Thurs., June 29-July 29 am-12 pm 125Prior Lake City HallLUNCH BUNCH (Ages 8-11)June 29 - July 2 12-1 pm 15Extreme Robotics: EV3 Battlebots(Ages 8-11)Camp led by Tech AcademyCombining the versatility of the LEGObuilding system and the MindstormsEV3 (the most sophisticatedmicrocomputer brick ever made byLEGO), this camp will energize andexcite students. Working each day inteams, students will construct fun LEGOmodels, experiment with programs,and compete in robotic challenges.Robot building, block programming,and teamwork will be part of eachday’s activities. Final challenges will becentered around hitting targets and asumo battle.Mon. - Thurs., June 29-July 2 1- 4 pmPrior Lake City Hall 113WEEK OF JULY 6-10Fairytale Friends (Ages 3-6)Watch as your favorite fairytalescome to life in this magical camp!Imaginations will soar as we go oninteractive adventures that willcaptivate the heart and mind of yourlittle prince or princess.Tues. – Thurs., July 7-9Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 49Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 54Ponds Park5
Busy Builders (Ages 3-6)Archery and Outdoor Skills (Ages 7-11)Set your aim for a week of fun! Thiscamp will teach the basics of archeryas well as outdoor skills such as firebuilding, slacklining, and survival skills.No experience necessary, all equipmentprovided.Tues. – Thurs., July 7-99 am-12 pm 50Ponds ParkLUNCH BUNCH (Ages 7-11)July 7-9 1512-12:30 pmDodgeball Diehards (Ages 7-11)Back by popular demand, get ready fora week filled with dodgeball, dodgeball,and more dodgeball! Duck, dodge, dip,and dive while playing games such asSprout Ball, Medic, and Trench.Tues. – Thurs., July 7-912:30-3:30 pm 30Ponds ParkEvening ProgramIntro to P.L.A.Y. Sports (Ages 4-6)Camp led by Active SolutionsP.L.A.Y. and Prior Lake Recreation havedesigned a camp to give children away to sample a variety of sports. Theprogram is planned to engage childrenin learning individual skills, teamwork,and sportsmanship. Sports includesoccer, baseball, lacrosse and football.Session 1, Tuesdays, July 7-28 6-7 pmPonds Park 56/sessionWEEK OF JULY 13-17Water Ski Lessons (Ages 7 )Try beginner to advanced waterskilessons on Prior Lake this summer. Seefull description on page 4.Session 2: Mon. - Wed. July 13-159-10:30 am or 10:45 am-12:15 pmWatzl’s Beach 150/session6Camp is under construction duringthis week of building fun! Learn aboutyour favorite vehicles and constructionequipment such as dump trucks,cranes, bulldozers and more while alsofine tuning motor skills with buildingactivities.Tues. – Thurs., July 14-16Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 49Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 54Ponds ParkJr. Scientists (Ages 6-11)We’ve been busy in the recreationlaboratory! Join us for hands-onexperiments and challenges thatprovide endless opportunities forinnovation and discovery. High TouchHigh Tech Science will join us onWednesday to take us on a journeythrough the stars as well as learn aboutthe thrilling world of electricity.Tues. – Thurs., July 14-169 am-12 pm 50Ponds ParkLUNCH BUNCH (Ages 6-11)July 14-16 1512-12:30 pmRated E for Everyone (Ages 6-11)Ever wish you could play your favoritevideogames in real life? If so then wehave the camp for you! All week wewill participate in activities relatedto videogames including Fortnite,Minecraft, and the Mario franchise.Camp is technology-free and noelectronic devices will be permitted.Tues. – Thurs., July 14-1612:30-3:30 pm 35Ponds ParkGo Fish (Ages 5-9 with an adult)Children with an adult will have theopportunity to develop fishing skills andtry their luck at the lake. No experiencenecessary and all gear will be provided.Each child will receive a free fishing polethanks to a generous donation fromthe family of Kim Boyer.Friday, July 17; 9-10:30 am 15Jeffers Pond ParkWEEK OF JULY 20-24Evening ProgramAnimal Planet (Ages 3-6)Take a trip around the world with usas we learn about all of the amazinganimals that live here on Earth. Fromthe wild giraffes and lions in Africa tothe squirrels and bunnies right in ourbackyards, there are so many creaturesto explore! We will have the Zoomobilevisiting camp August 10.Mondays, July 20 - Aug. 10 (no class 7/27)Ages 3 & 4 6-7:30 pm 55Ages 5 & 6 6-7:30 pm 55Lakefront ParkAPP-venture Camp (Ages 6-11)Your favorite apps will come to lifeduring APP-venture camp! Camperswill participate in team and individualchallenges that are based on fun andpopular apps. From Angry Birds andAmazon Shopping to Subway Surferand Spotify, the APP-ortunities areendless!Tues. – Thurs., July 21-239 am-12 pm 30Ponds ParkLUNCH BUNCH (Ages 6-11)July 21-23 1512-12:30 pmJust Add Water (Ages 6-11)Bring your swimsuits for a week soakedwith water fun! With activities rangingfrom water relays and crab kickballto splash zap and colander catch, thegames may vary but the fun--and water-is guaranteed. Activities do not includeswimming.Tues. – Thurs., July 21-2312:30-3:30 pm 35Ponds Parkcityofpriorlake.com/recreation
Safety Superstars (Ages 3-6)Campers will learn about staying safe athome and away. We will have a meet andgreet with a Prior Lake police officer and amember of the Prior Lake Fire Departmentalong with activities around bike safety,bus safety, stranger danger, kindness andanimal safety.Tues. – Thurs., July 21-23Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 49Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 54Ponds ParkWEEK OF JULY 27-31ShipREC’ed Adventure Camp (AgesSet sail for a week of adventurewith the Recreation Department!Daily themes including “Survivor” and“Luau” will culminate with a TreasureHunt Race on Friday. This camp willbe filled with sand, surf, and specialsurprises! When being shipwrecked isthis fun, you won’t want to be rescued.Camp does include swimming, nolifeguards on duty.Mon. – Fri., July 27-319 am-4 pm 150Lakefront Park7-11)Coach Pitch Baseball Camp (Ages 4-6)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsThis fun, active, instructional baseballcamp will focus on individual playerdevelopment. Camp topics include:catching, throwing, base running,batting, learning positions and more.Gloves are optional but not provided.All other equipment is provided.Mon. – Thurs., July 27-309:30-11 am 85Ponds ParkEvening ProgramSoccer or TBall/Coach Pitch (AgesWEEK OF AUG. 3-7Evening ProgramWEEK OF AUG. 10-14Water Ski Lessons (Ages 7 )Camp led by Active SolutionsFind full description on page 6.Session 2, Tuesdays, Aug. 4-25 6-7 pmPonds Park 56/sessionTry beginner to advanced waterskilessons on Prior Lake this summer. Seefull description on page 4.Session 3: Mon. - Wed. Aug. 10-129-10:30 am or 10:45 am-12:15 pmWatzl’s Beach 150/sessionMessy Art (Ages 3-6)Frozen in Summer (Ages 3-6)Intro to P.L.A.Y. Sports (Ages 4-6)Get your paintbrushes ready for a weekfilled with art projects that are colorful,creative, and MESSY! Your little artistwill explore the use of different tools,techniques, and mediums to createone-of-a-kind masterpieces that aresure to impress! This art explorationWILL get messy along the way.Tues. – Thurs., Aug. 4-6Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 59Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 64Ponds ParkDaytrippers (Ages 7-11)It is time to travel for the day wheremany new adventures await! Tuesday,we head to SeaQuest for a tour andscience lab time, followed by a visit toBattle Creek Park’s new playground andwater park. Wednesday will be wildwith Urban Air Adventure Park andGame Show Battle Room, both withfun for everyone. Thursday’s travel is toConquer Ninja Warrior Gym (WoodburyLocation) paired with Madison’s PlacePlayground and Spray Pad. Sign up forthe whole week for a 30 discount orsign up for an individual day.Tues. – Thurs., Aug. 4-69 am-4 pmPonds ParkFull Week Discount Price: 150Individual Day Price Tuesday: 50Individual Day Price Wednesday: 85Individual Day Price Thursday: 452-5 with an adult)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsFind full description on page 4.Thursdays, July 23 - Aug. 20Ponds Park Field 8 59/session Tot Stars Soccer or TBall 5:30-6 pm Pre Stars Soccer or TBall 6-6:45 pm Kinder Stars Soccer or Coach Pitch6:45-7:30pm(952) 447-9820Hot weather shouldn’t mean winter funhas to end! Join us as we participatein activities surrounding the Frozenmovies as well as other winter gamessuch as “sledding” and buildingsnowmen. The cold never bothered usanyway!Tues. – Thurs., Aug. 11-13Ages 3 & 4 9-11:30 am 49Ages 5 & 6 12:30-3:30 pm 54Ponds ParkSand Volleyball Camp (Ages 6-11)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsThis fun and active camp teaches theskills to play volleyball better. RevSportsinstructional camps maximize thetime that a player spends developingindividual skills. Each day begins witha skill-based warm-up; transitionsinto fun, more challenging games;and ends with playing points/games.All ability levels are welcome. Focusis on individual player developmentand helping each player at their ownlevel become more confident with thenecessary skills of the game.Mon. – Thurs., August 10 -139 am-12 pm 115Sand Point Beach Volleyball CourtsYouth Run Club (Ages 7-12)Camp led by SkyhawksSkyhawks Run Club is designed for alllevels of runners. Each day of camp isdifferent, but everyday is fun. Camperswill run, participate in conversationsabout mental strength and strategiesused to go the distance, plus competein team races.Mon. – Thurs., August 10-139-11 am 89Lakefront Park7
River Valley Ranch Trip(Children 50” or taller - Ranch Requirement)Enjoy an exciting trip through thewoods on horseback. We will have apicnic next to the horse barn, enjoycrafts and take an hour-long trail ride.Bring bag lunch. Wear long pants,closed toed shoes, and bring a helmetif you desire.Friday., Aug. 1410 am-2 pm 48Meet at Ponds ParkWEEK OF AUG. 17-21Water Ski Lessons (Ages 7 )Try beginner to advanced waterskilessons on Prior Lake this summer. Seefull description on page 4.Session 4: Mon. - Wed. Aug. 24-269-10:30 am or 10:45 am-12:15 pmWatzl’s Beach 150/sessionTrack & Adventure Course (Ages 4-6)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsThis fun and active camp teaches trackskills in a fun active way. RevSportsinstructional camps maximize thetime that a player spends developingindividual skills. Each day will focus ona topic. Focus is on individual playerdevelopment and helping each playerat their own level become moreconfident. Each day ends with anobstacle course challenge.Mon. – Thurs., August 17-209:30-11am 85Ponds ParkColor Wars (Ages 6-11)Which team will reign supreme? Inthis color-based week, campers willcompete in variouschallenges to winpoints for their teamand try to take homethe victory. Will it bethe Green Machines?Or maybe the BlueMonsoons? There’sonly one way to findout!Tues. – Thurs., Aug. 18-209 am-5 pm 75Lakefront Park8WEEK OF AUG. 24-28WEEK OF AUG. 31-SEPT. 4Tennis Camp (Ages 6-12)Track & Adventure Course (Ages 6-12)Robotic Builders: Battlebots (Ages 5-8)Multiplayer Minecraft: Theme ParkBuilder (Ages 7-11)Camp led by Revolutionary SportsThis fun and active camp teaches theskills to play tennis better. RevSportsinstructional camps maximize thetime that a player spends developingindividual skills. Focus is on individualplayer development and helpingeach player at their own ability levelbecome more confident. All equipmentprovided, but campers are encouragedto bring a racket.Mon. – Thurs., Aug. 24-279 am-12 pm 115Lakefront Park Tennis Courts (offRidgemont Ave)Camp led by Tech AcademyLet the battles begin! Designed by theexperts at MIT, LEGO WeDo Robotics’unique system teaches studentsabout simple machines, engineering,programming, and so much more. Inthis camp, students may construct acatapult, ninja star, tank, battle axe,crossbow, and more!Mon. – Thurs., Aug. 24- 279 am-12 pmPrior Lake City Hall 113Camp led by Revolutionary SportsThis fun and active camp teaches Trackskills in a fun active way. RevSportsinstructional camps maximize thetime that a player spends developingindividual skills. Each day will focus ona topic. Focus is on individual playerdevelopment and helping each playerat their own level become moreconfident. Each day ends with anobstacle course challenge.Mon. – Thurs., Aug. 31- Sept. 39 am-12 pm 115Ponds ParkCamp led by Tech AcademyWork as a team to create a customtheme park in Minecraft. Use commandblocks and redstone to create this world!Possible projects include roller coasters,water rides, trampoline park, obstaclecourse, a boat race, bumper boats, adunk tank, and many more rides andattractions.Mon. – Thurs., Aug. 31 - Sept. 39 am-12 pmPrior Lake City Hall 125LUNCH BUNCH (Ages 5-8)August 24-27 15LUNCH BUNCH (Ages 7-11)12-1 pmIntro to Video Game Design withNintendo Characters (Ages 5-8)Camp led by Tech AcademyCreate YOUR OWN VIDEO GAME! Lovevideo games? Students as young asfive years old can create their ownplatform video games in this cool class!Choose your storyline with popularNintendo characters as your stars. Addchallenges and levels of difficulty, thenshare your game by email or post iton the web to challenge family andfriends.Mon. – Thurs., Aug. 24-271-4 pmPrior Lake City Hall 125August 31 - Sept. 3 1512-1 pmStar Wars Jedi Movie Making (Ages7-11)Camp led by Tech AcademyFrom a galaxy far, far away, Star Warscomes to life! Work on a stop-motionanimated LEGO Star Wars movie.Star Wars action figures, LEGOs, andbackdrops will be available for filmingin class. Handle all the technical details,including using a digital movie camera,filming scenes, doing stop-motionanimation, digital editing, and addingfinishing touches, special effects, andtransitions to the movie.Mon. – Thurs., Aug. 31 - Sept. 31-4 pmPrior Lake City Hall 113cityofpriorlake.com/recreation
JUNIOR LEADER PROGRAM (Ages 12-15)Junior Leaders (JLs) assist Recreation Leaders with programs for children ages 3-6 at Ponds Park. While assisting, JLs will bebuilding leadership skills, increasing community involvement, providing positive role models and increasing knowledge forfuture job skills. Duties will include helping with check-in and check-out, setting up, participating in and eventually leadingactivities. We will go over expectations, rules, distribute shirts, and meet staffDue to limited space, registration isthe first day of each session. At time of registration you will select your sessiononlyaccepted ONLINE for this program.dates and times. Due to limited space, there is a one session limit per person eachsummer. Sessions have a maximum of two participants.Cost: 40/personDeadline for all sessions: June 1Session DatesAM SESSION TIMES:Tuesdays, 8:30-11:30 amWednesdays & Thursdays; 8:45-11:30 amAssisting with 3 & 4-year-old programPM SESSION TIMES:Tuesdays, 12-3:30 pmWednesdays & Thursdays; 12:15-3:30 pmAssisting with 5 & 6-year-old programSession 1: June 9-11 & 16-18Session 2: June 23-25 & July 7-9Session 3: July 14-16 & 21-23Session 4: August 4-6 & 11-13FOR THE ADULTS (18 )Church/Mens Softball LeagueRegistration for the summer softball season is now open.Games are scheduled to start May 3, weather permitting. Thisis a USSSA sanctioned league with 12 weeks of doubleheaders.Full listing of league rules can be found online. No refundsafter registration period has ended. Participants must be 18 .Team Fee: 725Registration Deadline: April 8Bean Bag LeagueThe City of Prior Lake has opened registration for an AdultBean Bag League. Register as a team of two (two men, twowomen or mixed) for this recreational league. The eight-weekleague will consist of doubleheaders. Games will be played at6 and 6:45 pm on Thursday evenings starting June 4 at SandPoint Beach. Participants must be 18 . Find rules online.Team Fee: 55Registration Deadline: May 21Bunny Yoga and Hoppy HourBunnies will hop and mosey about the room, lounge onthe yoga mats or snuggle up and pose with you! We arepartnering with the Minnesota Companion Rabbit Society,Oxbow Animal Health and Blue Bunny Ice Cream on this greatevent. Your bunny is welcome if it is fixed and socialized.The yoga class is open to ages 18 . All ages are invited tojoin us for the Hoppy Hour where you can socialize with thevolunteers and rabbits, learn about cultivating behavioral,medical, social, mental and emotional needs of rabbitsand find out more about the opportunities of the adoptionprocess. Deadline: April 1Saturday, April 410-11 am: Yoga 25/person Ages 18 (a portion of yourregistration will go back to the MN Companion Rabbit Society)11 am-12 pm: Hoppy Hour (families invited-donationsrequested)Co-Rec Sand Volleyball LeaguesGet a team together for sand volleyball at Sand Point Beach.Choose to play in the lower level league on Tuesdays ifyou are interested in a fun, recreational league or play in theupper level league on Wednesdays if you are looking fora more competitive experience. The 12-week league playbegins the week of May 4 (weather permitting) and ends withsingle elimination playoffs. Each team wi
cards (Visa, MasterCard or Discover) By Phone With an acceptable credit/debit card LATE PICK UP FEE If a parent/guardian is not on time for picking up participants, a late fee will be assessed. After a 10-minute grace period, a 1 fee will be charged per child per minute. If a parent is
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A-State Summer Camp Academy Featuring the Suddenlink Summer STEM Camp and PK - 2nd Grade Camps held at Jonesboro Pre-K, Flint Street Location STEM Camps The Arts Academy Camps Academic Success Strategies Camps Cooking, Sporting, and Gaming Camps The A-State Summer Camp Academy for 2019 is organized into categories. Camps are held
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Each summer, Cranbrook Schools Summer Camps host over 1,800 campers hailing from 20 states and. nine countries to experience summer camp on Cranbrook's historic 319-acre campus. A wide variety of. program offerings include: TRADITIONAL CAMPS SPECIALTY CAMPS. SPORTS CAMPS. Cranbrook Schools Summer Sports Camps have something for every level of .
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About Project 3C Summer Camps: 1. The Project 3C Summer Camps are FREE camps held at UNC Pembroke. 2. Applicants will select one (1) of the dates below to attend. 3. Camps are open to rising 10th - 12th grade American Indian students who reside in Cumberland, Hoke, Robeson and Scotland counties in the Lumbee Tribe Service Area (LTSA). 4.
In 2016, youth achieved significant gains in all ACT skills. BPS and BASB provide PD for educators and community partners on these . Camps, Athletic Camps, Fine Arts Camps, Chess Camps, JROTC Leadership Camps, Refugee Program C
