This developmental program introduces you to football, building fitness, coordination, and fundamentals while fostering a love for the game. No tackling or blocking is involved, just pure fun and skill development! *Parent participation required. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!

Design, print and power your own creations! Use Tinkercad to create a 3D-model of robot parts and learn basic DC circuits to bring your robots to life. By the end of the week, you will have built two working robots—a sketchbot and a drive bot—while developing creativity, problem-solving and engineering skills using a laptop and mouse.

Design, print and test your own vehicles using 3D printing and Tinkercad. Build a self-powered car and a DC motor–powered car while exploring motion, energy and design principles. Test, refine, and race your creations as you turn ideas into real, working machines!

Grab your board and start shredding! Learn new tricks, build confidence and sharpen your skills with experienced instructors who keep skateboarding safe, creative and fun while you test your balance, focus and determination. Participants are grouped in ability levels and age groups to accommodate all ability levels. Small group instruction, relay races, and other games are used to make sure participants are improving and comfortable on their board. If you do not have your own equipment, skateboards, safety equipment, and other supplies are available for no additional cost. All participants must have a signed waiver on file. Please use this link to sign their digital waiver: https://www.smartwaiver.com/w/531f0a89952d5/web/

Learn safe, defensive driving with the Minnesota Safety Council in a 4-hour classroom or virtual session—no tests required. Completion may qualify you for an insurance discount. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate you can then share with your insurance provider to receive a discount. The first and last name you enter when you register for the class will appear on the certificate. To ensure that you will receive your certificate at the end of class, register one week before the class date. If you register after that deadline, you will receive a handwritten certificate at the conclusion of class.

Don't miss the opportunity to review what you learned in 4th grade orchestra! We will play through last year's music and sharpen your skills before school starts.

Get ready for middle school band! Refresh your 5th grade skills in our small group lessons while connecting with other incoming band students in the District. Please bring your own instrument and your 5th grade band book.

A mini-retreat for incoming 6th graders to ease the transition to middle school with fun team-building activities, workshops and skill-building for success. Connect with new classmates and build confidence! With a mix of games, icebreakers, and goal-setting exercises, this retreat will help set the stage for a successful and engaging school year. This program is not in partnership with the schools and will not at this time be offering tours of the school.

This interactive class builds your self-confidence as you learn important life-long skills that help you succeed in life. Topics include outstanding first impressions, introductions, dining etiquette, and more! You will be encouraged to practice the skills that were learned following each class. Topics Include: First Impressions & Communication Master your first impression – Learn how to introduce yourself with confidence and make a great first impression. Conversation skills & networking – Master small talk, active listening, and how to keep a conversation going without awkward silences. Digital Etiquette Own your virtual presence – Tips to look and sound your best on video calls. Tech manners that matter – Learn when (and when NOT) to use your phone, email etiquette, and video call dos and don’ts. Dining Etiquette Formal dining made easy – No stress! Learn how to handle formal dinners, tricky utensils, and proper table manners. Table etiquette 101 – What to do with your napkin, how to signal you're done eating, and how to avoid common dining mistakes.

Learn to create a unique, quick and expressive acrylic painting. Working quickly allows colors to blend and brush strokes to show, creating dynamic results. Create a beautiful acrylic painting following step-by-step instructions, all while learning about composition and color mixing. No experience is necessary and all supplies are included.

Find your inner actor by exploring monologue acting, scene acting and improv throughout the four day experience. Friends and family are invited to a showcase on the final day of camp.

Increase physical fitness, social skills and independence in a strength and conditioning setting with one-on-one support from a volunteer trainer. Designed for students with disabilities ages 15-21. Participants will set goals and work out together for seven sessions in a four-week program.

Explore and practice various adapted sports including soccer, floor hockey, bowling and softball. Participants will be led by experienced adapted physical educators and will have the opportunity to develop their skills and be a part of a team.

This course offers an entry point into the world of digital image editing and manipulation using the industry-standard software, Adobe Photoshop. Whether you're a beginner or someone looking to refresh your skills, this course provides a comprehensive overview of Photoshop's essential features and functionalities, including cropping and rotating images, adding text to images and removing red-eye and blemishes from portraits. Please bring your own computer with Adobe Photoshop software.

You and your ninja will work together to learn how to tackle ninja obstacles, problem-solve courses and build self-esteem. Practice on the warped walls, angled steps, salmon ladders, cliffhangers and tilted ladders; all Ninja-inspired obstacles! Family Ninja Classes are for anyone 5 or older. If you are looking for something different to do with your child and want to try a unique way to be active, come check this class out! All fitness levels are welcome! All classes are coached by an experienced Ninja Trainer.

You’ll explore archery in a fun, welcoming class made for adults of all skill levels, from first-timers to returning archers. Instructors will guide you through safety basics, foundational shooting skills, and simple drills that make learning enjoyable and stress-free. Whether you’re a complete beginner or brushing up on past experience, you’ll enjoy a supportive environment and plenty of range time. All equipment supplied—just bring your focus and a willingness to try something different!

It’s never too late to make music! Whether you’re starting fresh or returning after years away, we’ll design a personalized lesson plan tailored to your goals and experience. Eight, 45 min-weekly summer lessons start the week of June 15. Register online and you will be contacted to confirm your lesson time in early June. Please call 952-401-6846 with any questions. 2025-26 Minnetonka Music Academy Lesson Policies Program Manager: Amber Yang Phone: 952-401-6846 Registration: Enrollment and fees are for the entire summer term. Missed Lessons: Unfortunately, we cannot offer make-up lessons or issue refunds if a student misses a lesson. As a courtesy to your teacher, please notify him/her as soon as possible if a lesson will be missed, or call the MCEC front desk at 952-401-6800. If a teacher misses a lesson due to illness or emergency, a make-up lesson will be scheduled. Summer Lesson Dates: Monday: 6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3 Tuesday: 6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28, 8/4 Wednesday: 6/17, 6/24, 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5 Thursday: 6/18, 6/25, 7/2, 7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/30, 8/6 MMA Music Lesson Teachers at Excelsior: Mikayla Peterson (piano, guitar, trumpet, trombone, clarinet, flute) Michael Betz (piano, guitar, violin, viola)

It’s never too late to make music! Whether you’re starting fresh or returning after years away, we’ll design a personalized lesson plan tailored to your goals and experience. Eight, 45 min-weekly summer lessons start the week of June 15. Register online and you will be contacted to confirm your lesson time in early June. Please call 952-401-6846 with any questions. 2025-26 Minnetonka Music Academy Lesson Policies Program Manager: Amber Yang Phone: 952-401-6846 Registration: Enrollment and fees are for the entire summer term. Missed Lessons: Unfortunately, we cannot offer make-up lessons or issue refunds if a student misses a lesson. As a courtesy to your teacher, please notify him/her as soon as possible if a lesson will be missed, or call the MCEC front desk at 952-401-6800. If a teacher misses a lesson due to illness or emergency, a make-up lesson will be scheduled. Summer Lesson Dates: Monday: 6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3 Tuesday: 6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28, 8/4 Wednesday: 6/17, 6/24, 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5 Thursday: 6/18, 6/25, 7/2, 7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/30, 8/6 MMA Music Lesson Teachers at Minnetonka Community Education Center (MCEC): Mikayla Peterson (piano, guitar, trumpet, trombone, clarinet, flute) Susan Bronken (piano) Becky Caldwell-Tautges (piano, saxophone, clarinet)

It’s never too late to make music! Whether you’re starting fresh or returning after years away, we’ll design a personalized lesson plan tailored to your goals and experience. Eight, 45 min-weekly summer lessons start the week of June 15. Register online and you will be contacted to confirm lesson time in early June. Please call 952-401-6846 with any questions. 2025-26 Minnetonka Music Academy Lesson Policies Program Manager: Amber Yang Phone: 952-401-6846 Registration: Enrollment and fees are for the entire summer term. Missed Lessons: Unfortunately, we cannot offer make-up lessons or issue refunds if a student misses a lesson. As a courtesy to your teacher, please notify him/her as soon as possible if a lesson will be missed, or call MCEC front desk at 952-401-6800. If a teacher misses a lesson due to illness or emergency, a make-up lesson will be scheduled. Summer Lesson Dates: MMA Music Lesson Teachers at Scenic Heights Jane Aagenes (piano) Martha Lisman (piano, cello, violin, viola, double bass) Evan Shallcross (violin, viola, piano) Nick Raimondi (piano, band instruments) Becky Caldwell-Tautges (piano, clarinet, saxophone)

Bowl together, roll together. Family bonding meets the thrill of knocking down pins! Be prepared for a season of friendly competition, laughter and shared memories on the bowling lanes. Join our Adult-Child Bowling League for a season of strikes, spares, and unforgettable family moments. Whether you're a seasoned bowler or rolling for the first time, this league is all about the joy of family, friendly competition, and the satisfying sound of pins crashing down. Lace up those bowling shoes and get ready for a strike of family fun! All equipment is provided. Instructors are bowling center staff. This league will highlight team building and bonding, skill development, friendly competition, league format, family-friendly atmosphere, league celebrations, and quality family time. All equipment is provided. Instructors are bowling center staff.

Build on advanced skills in all four events while progressing in tumbling, balance, flexibility and technique. Class focus areas: handstand, bridge, lunge, leap, tuck jump and other age-appropriate skills. Previous experience is recommended. Gymnastics Class Progression Order *Gymnasts may be evaluated into a higher-level class or asked to repeat a level, which is not uncommon for younger students in the beginner levels. Below is the general progression of classes: Tonka Tumblers Gymnastics (Ages 3-5) Beginner 1 Gymnastics / Beginner Boys Gymnastics (Kindergarten or older) Beginner 2 Gymnastics Advanced Beginner 1 Gymnastics Advanced Beginner 2 Gymnastics Intermediate Gymnastics **In the last two weeks of class, students will be evaluated and receive a certificate with a future class recommendation.

Advance your skills in the four gymnastics events by focusing on technique, form and advanced tumbling skills all while gaining confidence as a gymnast. Class focus areas: back walkover, round-off, back-handspring and other age-appropriate skills. Previous gymnastics experience is recommended. Gymnastics Class Progression Order *Gymnasts may be evaluated into a higher-level class or asked to repeat a level, which is not uncommon for younger students in the beginner levels. Below is the general progression of classes: Tonka Tumblers Gymnastics (Ages 3-5) Beginner 1 Gymnastics / Beginner Boys Gymnastics (Kindergarten or older) Beginner 2 Gymnastics Advanced Beginner 1 Gymnastics Advanced Beginner 2 Gymnastics Intermediate Gymnastics **In the last two weeks of class, students will be evaluated and receive a certificate with a future class recommendation.