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Pages 3-21Students may register for one or two half-morning activities, or one full morning activity, per week (see page 31 for transportation options). Register based on the grade your child will enter in the fall (2015-16).

Sandburg Learning Center (SLC)2400 Sandburg LaneGolden Valley, MN 55427

8:15 am-12:15 pm

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Pages 22-23 Camps and classes that will add more fun and learning to your summer.

Page 24An affordable and fun way to build your Band/Orchestra skills. These classes, held in conjunction with Summer Activities are two weeks long.

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Page 29Summer Math “Boost”Academic Summer Program

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Page 23Students, entering grades 9-12, making a difference in our community.

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The goal of this brochure is to connect students in the Robbinsdale Area School District with all the various summer opportunities we provide. As you will see as you explore the pages of this brochure, there are a variety of options designed to appeal to students of every age and interest, as well as to the varied needs of families. So, read on to learn about Summer Activities, Adventure Club, Swimming Lessons, Summer Music Academy and more. See you in the schools this summer!


Register Now! Look for Summer Activities at ced.rdale.org or call 763-504-6999 3Register Now! Look for Summer Activities at ced.rdale.org or call 763-504-6999 3

Week of June 15-19

NEW! You know that animals make sounds, but did you know that they make music? Focus on a different animal each day and use that animal to inspire music making. You will learn fun animal songs, do various animal activities as well as create your own compositions. Perform for family and friends on Friday.

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There’s fun to be done! Get ready to dive into a world where cats wear hats, eggs are green and foxes wear socks. Dr. Seuss’ beloved classics will be the foundation for a week of nonsense, make believe and creativity. Play games, create your own rhyming stories and have fun with unique projects.

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Cooking is fun, eating is better. Create something yummy to go with your favorite stories. We will be cooking and eating what we are making each day. All recipes used are tested and approved by kids like you. All sessions will have all new recipes and activities so feel free to register for more than one.

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Through fun interactive activities you will be making all sorts of ooey gooey goop. Enjoy working with it and using your creations to do fun experiments. A little science and some art, and a lot of focus on your gooey creations. Pelase dress for the mess.

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Love video games? You will create your own video game in this cool class. Choose your storyline with dragons, princesses, or wild wacky aliens; add challenges

email or post on the web to challenge family and friends. Practice math, logic and programming and put your video game talents to work. Game will be in an

internet browsers. Bring a jump drive to the

parents. $125

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NEW! Are you the next Picasso? Do you like to draw? Have fun creating awesome pieces of art while learning about different materials, styles and famous artists. You’ll be amazed at what you can create in a week! Impress your family and friends with a special art show on Friday.

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DDR is an innovative way to teach rhythm, tempo, dance and choreography – with

gets even better with the addition of Wii sports. Come challenge yourself to keep up and compete with your friends.

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NEW!Go to a new TIME destination every day. Using scenes, acting and stagecraft, explore prehistoric times, pirating in the 1500s, the wild west, the groovy 1960s – even the future. Your director will challenge you in scenes and acting activities each day. Entering $69J1490-11 8:15-10:10 amJ1490-12 10:20 am-12:15 pm

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Week of June 15-19

Get ready for summer soccer by building your own Robotic Soccer Goalie and cheering fans, as well as a motorized airplane, boat, waking giant, terrible pterodactyl and more. At least 10 projects will be built throughout the week. Each day, you’ll use a basic robotics engineering program (from Mindstorms) to complete a variety of tasks and challenges.

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really like during the historical time period of each American Girl. Every day features unique crafts representative of the time period and lots of hands-on activities that make history come alive!

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Who says you can’t play with your food! Create delicious and healthy treats, but also have a chance to play with it! Through various experiments, you will create food towns, paint with carrot sticks and lettuce, and also have an opportunity to create your own treats.

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Can you think on your feet? Do you like to learn, solve problems and be challenged? In teams, solve instant challenges that require creative solutions. DI will open your eyes to a new way of thinking. This class is taught by the DI coach who took a recent team to the global competition.

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Pack your bags, meet at Platform 9 ¾ and travel to Hogwarts. Visit each house

Slytherin) as you share Harry’s favorite foods, magical potions, and have other Hogwarts fun, including making your own magical wand.

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All new, using Scratch 2.0 and a new game tutorial. Create an interactive 2D video game using your favorite characters. We scoured the Scratch website and assembled a collection of the most popular game sprites. Choose characters from Justice League, Angry Birds, Star Wars, Pokemon, Nintendo, Minecraft, Clash of Clans, Plants vs. Zombies, and Temple Run and even classic characters like Donkey Kong, Pac Man, Sonic and Mario! First, you will learn to use Scratch, and on the

arcade style game – picking which main character to use. Bring a USB drive to save your games on the last day or they can be emailed to parents. Entering $125J3409-11 8:15-10:10 am

Discover the mysteries of Origami, the

pieces of paper into charming animals, clever objects, even toys. You’ll amaze yourself with your handmade treasures. New or experienced, come enjoy this unique art form.

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More information found on page 23.

Register Now! Look for Summer Activities at ced.rdale.org or call 763-504-6999Register Now! Look for Summer Activities at ced.rdale.org or call 763-504-6999

Week of June 15-19

NEW!“Who-dun-it?” Investigate a simulated crime scene, document it with sketches and photography. Take water, tool mark and fake blood samples and identify where or whom they came from. Enter the intriguing world of crime solving as you use science to solve the mystery and crack the case.

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relax, and yoga is a great way to start. Learn skills to relax in all settings – great to do before a big test! Become relaxed, refreshed and energized in this popular class.

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Create your own scrapbook using papers, COOL, NEW tools, punches, stickers, pens and more! Fee includes NEW photo-safe 12x12 album, pens, adhesive and all materials ($75+ value). Bring 100+ photos

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the basic care of young children, safety and responsibility, age-appropriate activities and

$75

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Create your own dream team of players and see how they perform. Use online and print sources to run your team as you wish. You’ll be able to draft, trade, release, or sign players and work within an adjusted salary cap to keep this simulation as realistic as possible.

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If you have always wanted to learn how to play guitar, here is your chance! Learn basic music notation, tuning, and how to play chords and easy songs with easy to follow instruction! This class is designed for those who have little or no experience playing the guitar. Please bring your own guitar, however instruments are available for class use if requested in advance. Class is not designed for bass guitar.

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A shuttle is provided from Sandburg Learning Center (SLC) to Medicine Lake and back to SLC. Please note: All students should report directly to SLC by 8:15 am and will go home from SLC at 12:15 pm.

Come discover the joy of sailing on

through Northern Breezes Sailing School. Dinghies are nearly impossible to capsize

relaxed and fun learning environment. $155

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Slip into the Hunger Games phenomena! Develop the skills necessary to live in this post-apocalyptic world. Learn archery techniques, navigate your route using GPS, set up the perfect camp and test your tracking skills within French Park.

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Week of June 15-19

NEW!Unsure of what to do with all that junk mail and old notes? Repurpose everyday materials into awesome art! Learn about adding color and inclusions (glitter, seeds, etc.), collage, watercolor, printmaking and bookbinding. You will develop techniques to be able to turn old paper into new creations such as journals, stationery and art.

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Learn to cook international style as you make tasty recipes from around the world. Get hands-on cooking experience with a focus on Italian, Mexican and other global cuisine.

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NEW!Make the most amazing and wacky machine possible by combining the laws of science with your imagination. As you discover and begin to understand laws of physics, you will be able to use them in ways that will both startle and amuse you. Who says science isn’t fun (or funny)? And just who is this Rube Goldberg, anyway?

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Write your own Minecraft mods and watch your code come to life. Learn the basics of Java Coding with Minecraft! Programming experience recommended. Students should be comfortable with keyboarding, and of course playing Minecraft! You will be coding using Eclipse and the Forge API to make single player mods for PC Version of Minecraft 1.7. Learn to create custom items, blocks, recipes, tools, ores, and amour. Bring a USB drive each day.

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FULL MORNING CAMPNEW!

Explore the Twin Cities like never before! From backstage tours to exploring the mysteries of our Capital City, you’ll discover a whole new way to have fun. Climb on a bus each day for a new adventure. Activities include:

St. Paul adventure & State CapitalGuthrie Theater backstage tourMill City MuseumMinnehaha Falls & Fort SnellingAnd a few other surprises

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* Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

Register by for an EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT of $5 per Summer Activities class.

Register Now! Look for Summer Activities at ced.rdale.org or call 763-504-6999

Week of June 22-26

Welcome to the crazy world of color! Get creative in this fun art class where every day is a colorful surprise. Enjoy games and lots of vibrant and imaginative projects.

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The newest, coolest LEGO projects are found here! Challenge every aspect of your creativity and intellect while learning the basics of engineering and physics. Make a new project each day, investigate how it works and look for ways to make it perform even better.

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dance, drama and singing using musical instruments and movement to bring a play to life. Learn basic acting skills, play fun acting games and get creative by making your own props. Perform for family and friends on Friday.

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Through hands-on activities, learn about camping and nocturnal animals, including bats and owls. Also discover nature through experiments as you explore trees, bears and the rest of the great outdoors.

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Are you interested in dancing and having fun with friends? Learn basic dance steps to many styles of music like the Macarena, Cha Cha Slide, Limbo, Electric Slide, Twist and more.

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NEW!Come join us for some fun in the sun as we explore all different types of diamond sports. This includes baseball, softball,

games that you may never have heard of before! We may even create our own game by the end of the week! Entering $55J1027-21 8:15-10:10 amJ1027-22 10:20 am-12:15 pm

NEW!

Are you ready to get messy with extreme concoctions? Then step into the science lab to solve our mystery challenges. Investigate polymers, rates of reaction, density, chemical indicators and more to help solve the mysteries. Class is hands-on...so be sure to dress for a mess!

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Discover how easy it is to make your own snacks at home. Each day will feature a new twist on cooking as you make several delicious snacks around a fun theme. Come discover how nutrition and great treats can go together! All sessions will have all new recipes and activities so feel free to register for more than one.

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Week of June 22-26


Do have what it takes to survive? Test your survival skills by scaling a 25’ wall,

such as tracking and throwing atlatl darts, and also new strategies like GPS! It’s more than learning to survive in the wild. It’s learning to thrive in the wild.

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NEW!Bring some magic to your outdoors this summer with a fairy house, stepping stones and other fun accessories designed just for fairies. Encourage them to visit your garden with these fun, fairy friendly features.

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NEW!

to make your own fuzzy owls, cozy teddy

even if you’ve never sewn before. Make things for your room and for gift giving. The instructions, patterns, stitches and ideas are all here, so come and get busy!

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That’s hard to believe! Ever wonder if some of those mysteries you’ve heard about are true? Come up with your own conclusions by looking at evidence and footage on Big Foot, the Loch Ness Monster, Sasquatch and UFO’s. What happened to Atlantis? Are vampires and mermaids real?

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ALL NEW MODELS and projects using the Lego WeDo Robotics systems! Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches students about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Working in pairs, you will create Star Wars and space inspired robots. You will build knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment full of Galactic fun!

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Minecraft is the game phenomenon focused on creativity and building, allowing players to build environments out of textured cubes in a virtual 3D world. Working in groups, you will be introduced to Minecraft in real

inspired Lego creations. The focus will be on creating Minecraft-inspired Lego

off your creations. Grades 2-6 $125

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NEW!

Ever had an itch to create a mobile game app that can be played on a mobile device? Learn how to program a mobile game on professional grade software using a visual, drag and drop interface. Bring a USB jump drive to save your work.

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NEW!What can you do with all of your favorite photos besides scrapbooking or posting them on Facebook? Learn to transfer your photo onto a slab of wood for an interesting effect. Create your own canvas painting, coasters and so much more. The ideas are endless and the results are amazing.

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Learn what it takes to be a newspaper reporter. Interview speakers, write about topics that interest you, take photographs and create graphics for the hottest newspaper in town - yours!

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Week of June 22-26

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Picture yourself as a top salesperson! Learn what it takes to start a business and make it successful. Earn money from a paycheck and from selling your products, and then purchase prizes at an auction with your earnings. Entering $55J4037-21 8:15-10:10 amJ4037-22 10:20 am-12:15 pm

En Garde! Experience the thrill of fencing,

priority. All equipment provided. $99

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the basic care of young children, safety and responsibility, age-appropriate activities and

$75

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NEW!Join the millions across the country learning and playing this simple, enjoyable instrument, the ukulele! Ukuleles have gained recent popularity because of their ease of playing, wonderful sound, portability and musical versatility. Get the results you want and have a giggle along the way. Bring your own ukulele, however one is available for class use if requested in advance.

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NEW! Store your stuff in style! Create paper maché recycled boxes altered with painted newspaper for a trendy, stacked display—and discover a craft to transform your space or to give as one-of-a-kind gifts. Bring one

be needed during the week depending on the pace of work.

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Sharpen your artistic eye and gain an overall knowledge of the technique and art of photography. Start with the basics of taking great pictures – equipment, composition and lighting – then learn how to manipulate your photos. Don’t forget to bring your digital camera!

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NEW!In this eco-friendly class, recycle common everyday items to create mechanisms and racers and other surprises. The class is divided into a series of challenges where you will compete as teams to accomplish

environmental principles, physics, and basic elements of design and engineering. After mastering the beginning concepts, you

“Junkyard Warrior”. $55

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Get ready for a cooking challenge! Divide into groups for instruction on your challenges, starting at the basics and advancing into making a full meal by Friday. Learn how to make basic, staple items and work up to a few complicated recipes.

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Come laugh until your sides hurt in this unique class that teaches comedy and acting without a script through stage games and other fun activities. Deliver on-the-spot sketches using a variety of creative techniques.

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Week of June 22-26

It’s show time all around town! Travel throughout the Twin Cities to experience the magical world of theater in a week

behind-the-scenes tours. You will explore all aspects of creating live theater.

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Week of July 6-10

NEW!Challenge your inner designer and builder! Come and create with LEGOS®, K’NEX®, clay and other crazy building materials. Future engineers and architects will love this class as you put real-world skills into action.

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Cooking is fun, eating is better. Read a story and create something yummy to go with it. All recipes used are tested and approved by kids like you. All sessions will have all new recipes and activities so feel free to register for more than one.

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Move, groove and work that body in a variety of games, activities and exercises that keep you active. This class is really fun, you’ll even learn cool stuff about nutrition and keeping your body healthy.

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What do you get if you mix paint, glue, clay, oil pastels and tons of fun? This is an amazing week of art adventure, so let’s be creative! Explore a variety of art media while making wonderful projects.

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Put down your iPod and Xbox and enjoy some old fashioned fun as you play, laugh, use your wit and make friends while learning some new games! Play games such as Scrabble, Dominos, Charades, Apples to Apples, Cranium and many more. You’ll even create a board game of your own to take home.

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Become a student doctor as you learn

aid through plenty of hands-on activities. Create a life size model as you explore the circulatory, skeletal and other systems. Participate in mock emergency situations,

more when you join us in the emergency room.

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strange myths and wacky urban legends. We will ask the crazy questions, develop hypotheses, then smash it, crash it, sink it or launch it to determine if the myth is

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NEW!

Calling all creative kids - are you ready to create and perform your own play in one week? Together, you will craft the script, scenery, costumes, music and more. Whether you love to be on the stage or behind the scenes, you’ll feel right at home working with our fun team. Build new skills and be proud of your creation. Perform for family and friends on Friday.

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Let’s get busy creating in this fun class led by a new instructor! Learn new patterns and bracelet designs while perfecting those you already know. Confetti Criss Cross, Fishtail and Dragon Scale Cuff are just some of the styles you will work on. Bring your own rainbow looms, but looms can be borrowed if needed.

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Week of July 6-10

NEW! Challenge yourself with a hands-on art experience inspired by works of art in popular museum collections. Get a broad cultural view of art history, as well as insights into artists, techniques and styles. Create your own versions of masterpieces.

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Get ready to face your foe in matches that will test your strength, speed, discipline

provide safety swords as well as protective masks, jackets and a high-octane, inclusive environment.

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Spa-ahh indulgence! Learn how to make your very own pampering spa products in this fun, hands-on class. Create lip gloss, glitter gel, bath salts and other luxurious items.

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NEW!Ever hear the expression that “duct tape

to put this theory to the test. Using just duct tape, recycled cardboard and your imagination, take on the milestones of duct tape process: create useable furniture,

fashion statements on the runway.

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Investigate the weird and true mysteries of the planet. What do Stonehenge and the Easter Island statues have in common? Is there really a Loch Ness Monster? Is our own Kensington Runestone a hoax or for real? Be intrigued by the unusual!

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What if the human race was forced to live on another planet such as Mars? How you survive is up to your team. Create a survival plan including how to grow food, get water

models of your inventions while trying to sustain life on Mars.

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FULL MORNING CLASS

A summer dress, head band, hair scrunchy and a Project Runway Showcase to display all your fashionista creations! No experience necessary. We'll show you all you need to know. Accelerated students may be asked to bring in a cotton t-shirt for Up-Cycling. Make great projects as you learn sewing basics including: how to safely use a sewing machine, cutting patterns to size, hand-stitching techniques, needle work and accessorizing. Runway Show for family and friends on Friday.

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Want to create and design your very own backyard gallery? Make beautiful sculptures to turn your garden into an outdoor

outdoor living and create an artistic and healthy backyard habitat.

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NEW!

Design, build, drive and program! HEXBUG and VEX Robotics have teamed up to develop this new robotics program. Construct jumbo-sized robots and customize the programming. Drive the robot manually with a remote control or choose the autonomous drive mode. Work with the latest in interactive technology that includes VEX Robotic brains, LED Modules, Bump Sensors, and obstacle-avoiding IR Sensors. Take home a DIY version of our nano-bug, made from a vibrating motor and watch battery.

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NEW! 3D FIRST PERSON GAME WORLD DESIGNNew version and projects! Move mountains, part the seas, create a lava world or a city in the sky - it’s all up to you - it’s your Sandbox. Exploit the newest aspects of Platinum Arts Sandbox Water Wars as you create 3D environments in independent groups and in class-wide cooperative LAN design projects. Compete in 3E Team Water Wars, Capture the Flag and Drench Matches. Bring a USB drive on the last day.

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CPR & FIRST AIDProperly applied, CPR and First Aid can save lives and reduce recovery time. Learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of cardiac arrest, and injuries and sudden illnesses. You will be taught crucial information about how to deal with emergencies, how to use an AED, bleeding, shock, burns, sprains, fractures, allergic reactions, seizures and more! Come learn emergency response in a low stress, hands-on environment. This class is taught by a certified Red Cross instructor.

Entering Grades 6-9 $69J6078-31 8:15-10:10 amJ6078-32 10:20 am-12:15 pm

DELICIOUS DESSERTSYum! Yum! Indulge your sweet tooth as you learn to make simple, yet delicious desserts. Follow recipes, mix ingredients and bake up some sweet treats for your next special party or sleepover.


NEW! PODCASTIC: CREATE YOUR OWN RADIO SHOWDo you keep your lunch table laughing with your hilarious stories? Are you interested in uncovering news as it happens around you? Then join us to brainstorm ideas, develop stories, record and edit packages and publish podcasts for your weekly radio show. Bring ideas or come ready to be inspired!


Week of July 6-10

SPORTS CAMPSFull Descriptions on Pages 21-22

*LACROSSEEntering Grades 1-3 $79J1050-31 8:15-10:10 am


*SKATEBOARD CAMPShuttle provided to New Hope Sk8 Park and back to Sandburg Learning Center.

Entering Grades 1-9 $79J1140-31 8:15-10:10 am


ALL MORNING AT FISH LAKE

A shuttle is provided from Sandburg Learning Center (SLC) to Fish Lake and back to SLC. Please note: All students should report directly to SLC by 8:15 am and will go home from SLC at 12:15 pm.

NEW! PADDLE PALOOZA Spend a week on the water on Fish Lake! Build skills, go on expeditions and play games. Try out stand-up paddle-boarding, kayaking, canoeing and even log rolling. Be ready to have fun and get wet! No previous experience required.


WOODSHOPLearn how to safely use various machines and hand tools to build customized projects during this hands-on woodshop class. Each week features a new project, so feel free to register for more than one. This week, take home a personalized candy dispenser.


FULL MORNING CAMPNEW! WILD ABOUT ANIMALSHey kids! If you love animals, this week is planned for you. Visit the Animal Humane Society, the Wildlife Science Center, as well as a local farm. Explore the many ways that animals help us with some special visitors. Get a behind-the-scenes tour at Como Zoo as you learn some surprising facts about the animals that live there.



Week of July 13-17

Discover the world of superheroes as you create your own super-identity. Learn how bats “see” in the dark, make your own incredible elastic-slime and perform freezing experiments.

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Travel the seven continents and four oceans with us. Make your own globe, passport and travel log. Leave a little room in your suitcase for souvenirs like musical rain sticks from Chile. Sign up now for a trip around the world.


NEW!Are you the next Picasso? Do you like to draw? Have fun creating awesome pieces of art while learning about different materials, styles and famous artists. You’ll be amazed at what you can create in a week! Impress your family and friends with a special art show on Friday.

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Learn the secrets of some famous magicians. Dazzle and amaze your friends as you learn awesome magic tricks, illusions and sleight of hand. Put on your very own magic show for family and friends on Friday.

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Express yourself with color! Learn about color harmonies, tints and shades. Inspired by the works of famous artists, discover your personal style. Paint a huge group mural, as well as your own masterpieces, with acrylics, watercolors and pastels.

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Get pumped up with our LEGO® Pneumatics series. Create a robotic hand, robotic arms and stamping press; design your own dinosaur and scarecrow. All using pneumatics (components operated by

understanding of how pneumatics are used in your day-to-day life as well as how they can be used in the future.

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NEW! Create a story, bring it to life, and act it out in this creative puppet theater class. Learn a variety of puppet construction techniques, design basic sets and see it come to life! Perform for family and friends on Friday.

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Explore the history of chocolate and examine how it’s produced. Become a chocolate connoisseur as you judge and rank your favorites. Create chocolate products using various methods. Here is your chance to learn while enjoying the wonderful tastes of chocolate.

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NEW!Welcome to Judy Moody’s universe - a place where the laughs keep coming and adventure is plentiful. Judy and her brother Stink will be the focus of a week full of fun facts and misadventures. Join Judy and Stink in their hilarious efforts to save the world.

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Week of July 13-17

NEW!

had a very bad day when an asteroid the size of a city hit the Yucatan. What are the chances of an asteroid hitting our city? What can you do about it? Learn about our solar system and hunt for near-earth asteroids. Relate the size of an asteroid to the amount of damage from its impact. Explore your curiosity about astronomy.

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Capture your world - on paper and through the lens. Come practice basic photographic techniques while developing your creative eye. Learn proper camera usage and gain an appreciation of light, shadow, color, texture and space. Disposable cameras provided.

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Learn how the brain works. Play brain games, check out optical illusions, and discover how your brain learns information and keeps it all in, through seeing, smelling, touching, tasting, moving and hearing.

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New LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 has arrived! Combining the versatility of the LEGO building system with the most advanced technology LEGO has ever developed, unleash the creative powers to create and command robots that walk, talk and do anything you can imagine. Develop your math, engineering and robotic concepts by working through step-by-step building projects and example programs, to create these amazing robots.

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A totally awesome jewelry class! Create a wide variety of jewelry including necklaces with pendants, and beaded bracelets. Using the basic fundamentals of jewelry making, also learn how to make wire wrapped rings, crystal pendants, and more. Develop new techniques and colorful creations as you explore several unique jewelry styles.

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NEW! Slip into the Hunger Games Phenomena! Become part of this post-apocalyptic world and challenge yourself in a variety of competitive and noncompetitive games. You will create your own character, discover more about the lives of your favorite characters, play trivia games, and come away as an expert in your district of choice.

trilogy, Hunger Games, before attending this exciting class.

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NEW!Are you interested in working in a newsroom? Learn the basics of working

producing a newscast. You will also develop interviews and learn story writing to make it appealing to your audience.

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Week of July 13-17

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Camp will be held at the Cooper Tennis Courts with a shuttle bus to and from Sandburg Learning Center.

$79J2234-41 8:15-10:10 am

Camp will be held at the Cooper Track with a shuttle bus to and from Sandburg Learning Center.

$79J3291-41 8:15-10:10 am


Do you spend a lot of time around water? How would you respond to an emergency? Learn safety tips; reaching, throwing and wading assists, diving safety and rescue breathing. Taught by experienced

crawl, back crawl and breast stroke to participate. You will get wet!

$79J6457-41 8:15-10:10 am

Pool games make the water even more fun! You will play fun new games such as freeze tag in the water as well as old favorites like octopus. Learn the basics of water polo and much more. You must be a able to swim in the deep end to participate in this class.

$55J6093-42 10:20-12:15 pm

Learn how to safely use various machines and hand tools to build customized projects during this hands-on woodshop class. Each week features a new project, so feel free to register for more than one. By the end of this week, you will complete a unique desk lamp to use in your room.

$75J6398-41 8:15-10:10 amJ6398-42 10:20 am-12:15 pm

THREE DAY CAMP!

Learn the basics of indoor rock climbing at Vertical Endeavor’s facility in Minneapolis. No experience is necessary. This three-day camp held July 13-15 (Monday-Wednesday) includes knot tying and belay lessons, rappelling, and daily climbing games. Age groups will be separated to bring your climbing skills to the next level. Shuttle provided from SLC.

$145J2086-40 8:15 am-12:15 pm



through Northern Breezes Sailing School. Dinghies are nearly impossible to capsize which gives campers

environment. $155

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Week of August 10-14

Journey back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Learn about paleontology through hands-on activities as you study the dinosaurs and their lives. There’s lots to do as you become an expert in the world of “thunder lizards”.

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Why are there rainbows? How big can bubbles get? Can I make a volcano? Experiment and explore the answer to these and other science questions in this fun, hands-on class.

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Cooking is fun, eating is better. Read a story and create something yummy to go with it. We will be cooking and eating what we are making each day. All recipes used are tested and approved by kids like you. All sessions will have all new recipes and activities so feel free to register for more than one.

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NEW!Build vehicles and robots containing a LEGO® Robotics Mindstorm Microcomputer which can then be controlled with a remote! Work with specialty pieces such as advanced touch, heat and light sensors,

and gear trains. Play robotic tag, speed through obstacle courses and disable enemy bots. It’s a fun way to learn about transmitters, receivers, sensors, robotics and microcomputers.

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NEW! Ding! Ding! Ding! You’ve struck the jackpot. Learn to play new indoor and outdoor games . . . from Rock the Beat to Castle Ball, Beat the Ball, and Name 5. Play life-size board games like never before such as Monopoly, Candyland and much more. Are you up for the challenge?

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This is the perfect opportunity to get creative and a little messy. Learn to make a maquette and then prepare paper and mix up the paste. You will join in on a gigantic class project as well as create your own fun pieces of art.

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NEW!

YARRRRR 'tis Great Pirate Fun! Join our crew 'n star in our pirate scenes. We'll use our imaginations plus costumes, scripts 'n fun theater play, t' transform Sandburg into

stage combat, sea chanteys 'n cease yer land lubbin' ways.

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Have a blast and learn how to create your very own video games - on kid friendly Macs. Play your games and bring them home to show off to your friends. In small teams, you will immerse yourself in a friendly programming language as you follow easy step-by-step instructions. Ideally suited for those with little or no previous programming experience. Program can be downloaded for free at home. Bring a USB drive to save your work.

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NEW!

Get ready to take ultimate control using the NXT Intelligent brick from LEGO®; servo motors; advanced ultrasonic, touch and light sensors; and specialized LEGO technic engineering components. Build extreme robots and program them to accomplish tasks, respond to external stimuli and overcome challenges. Working in small teams, you will control the robot with NXT programs as well as experiment and modify the programs for better, stronger or faster robots.

$125J3682-51 8:15-10:10 am

NEW!It’s a restaurant run by kids! Learn everything it takes to make it in this business by creating menus, “shopping” for items, designing brochures, and best of all, cooking your favorite concoctions from appetizers and salads to entrees and desserts. The kids are in charge and anything goes in this restaurant that’s “Open for Business” on Friday.

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Experience the fun of playing cards with a new game everyday. Along the way, learn amazing math tricks and tons of new games to play by yourself or with friends. Receive your own deck of cards at the end of class!

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NEW! All new projects! A Paddle Boat, Trophy Pedestal, Bird House and possibly a tool box for the more accelerated students. Learn the basics of craftsmanship including measuring, safely cutting and cross cutting, drilling, clamping, hammering and more. SAFETY IS OUR FIRST PRIORITY. No power tools used.

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Race TV show involves exciting indoor and outdoor challenges. Compete to earn tokens that you can redeem at the end of the week. Some tasks require physical skills, some tap your mental abilities. All are fun and thought-provoking. Build your

challenged, dared and surprised!

$55J6520-51 8:15-10:10 amJ6520-52 10:20 am-12:15 pm

NEW!If you use Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, you are already engaged in micro-blogging! Take it a step further and learn about the ins and outs of blogging. Create your own blog in an area of your interest. Discover techniques to set up pages, make posts, increase followers and add videos and images.

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Are you ready for the State Fair? Follow award-winning, blue-ribbon recipes that will make your mouth water. Make and prepare some favorite baked items, all from scratch.

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NEW!

Love competition? Want to learn computer coding and programming? Spend one

intelligence programs to play games against other teams from across Minnesota. No experience required, just a passion to work hard and help your team come out on top.

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Beauty and science - together! Make your own shampoo, soap and lotion; create scents; and design your own labels - while learning about the ingredients in your products. Go home with all your creations and a recipe book to continue the fun.

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If you have always wanted to learn how to play guitar, here is your chance! Learn basic music notation, tuning, and how to play chords and easy songs with easy-to-follow instruction! This class is designed for those who have little or no experience playing the guitar. Please bring your own guitar, however instruments are available for class use if requested in advance. Class is not designed for bass guitar.

$89J5718-51 8:15-10:10 amJ5718-52 10:20 am-12:15 pm

FULL MORNING CAMP

Minnesota history comes alive during this

will visit the Minnesota History Museum and Fort Snelling as well as Murphy’s Landing.

in a way that reading a book or watching a movie simply can’t teach.

$125J1250-50 8:15 am-12:15 pm



NEW! Are you a fan of creepy crawly critters? Get up close and personal as you explore the world of insects. Bug crafts, bug catching, bug food crafts and playing with assorted bugs are all on the agenda.

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NEW!Make and play carnival games including ring toss, bean bag toss, fortune tellers, marble races, pick a pop (sucker) and mini golf, as well as pin the nose on the clown. Your creativity is welcome to invent new games! You will host a carnival for others as you get ready to play your own State Fair Midway game.

$55J1608-61 8:15-10:10 amJ1608-62 10:20 am-12:15 pm

DDR is an innovative way to teach rhythm, tempo, dance and choreography – with

gets even better with the addition of Wii sports. Come challenge yourself to keep up and compete with your friends.

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NEW!Learn more about the engineering process and put your skills to the test. Using different materials or building sets, work in groups to put your knowledge and imagination to work. Come check it out and let’s see what you can engineer!

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NEW!

Develop the brain-bending strategies of a brilliant and complex game - all levels welcome. Beginners learn piece movement, capturing, check, checkmate, castling and more. Those with some experience study intermediate lessons (King Rook, Checkmate and Gaining Opposition as examples). Advanced students will study

other advanced theory. Chess can be fun, fast-paced and packed with information. There will be an in-class tournament on Friday.

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I’m hungry now, what to do? Learn to make fast and easy after-school snacks on your own! This fun, hands-on class will teach you new snack ideas that can be used again and again. Even mistakes will taste good!

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NEW!Discover all the fun that can be had with empty toilet paper rolls. Create awesome toys, amazing works of art and fun games. You may not even be able to tell that it all started with a simple toilet paper roll.

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NEW!

Love competition? Want to learn computer coding and programming? Spend one

intelligence programs to play games against other teams from across Minnesota. No experience required, just a passion to work hard and help your team come out on top.

$145J3605-61 8:15-10:10 amJ3605-62 10:20 am-12:15 pm

NEW!Blast off with Science Explorers to accelerate through aerodynamics with rocketry. As you build your own model rocket, you will experiment with Bernoulli’s Principle, Newton’s 3rd Law and more. Then, if weather permits, you will watch your roaring rocket soar as you launch it high into the sky.

$99J3087-61 8:15-10:10 amJ3087-62 10:20 am-12:15 pm

Calling all survivors! Join the survivor challenge and work with your tribal members to outwit, outlast and outplay other tribes. If you accept this pursuit, you will encounter an array of challenges that will include mental and physical endurance while working on teamwork and cooperation! Will you and your tribe be the last standing survivors?

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NEW!In this fun and interactive class, you will experience what it is like to be a disc jockey and have the opportunity to prepare a mock-professional show. All while having a great time with fun music.

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NEW! Budding chefs will work together to prepare dishes for judging by their peers. After learning the basics, each team will prepare dishes using the same ingredients but no recipe. Receive a secret ingredient, decide how best to use it for that particular dish and explore adapting recipes from an array of substitute ingredients.

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Don’t be afraid to mix your media. This “no rules” course gives imaginations a chance to shine and is the perfect environment for experimentation. Apply new methods to your artistic process or simply play, get

you love. This amazing class works with art media such as paint, oil pastel, chalk pastel, charcoal, acrylics and more.

$55J6494-61 8:15-10:10 amJ6494-62 10:20 am-12:15 pm

NEW!

Learn to create games designed to run on mobile devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Android devices and Amazon Kindles. Use the lightweight and awesome game framework HTML5 EaselJS which allows you to make your own video games using only a text editor, a web browser and a local host. JavaScript and HTML are text-based programming environments and you should be comfortable with keyboarding.

$125J6597-61 8:15-10:10 am

Calling all Demi-Gods! Do you love the mythological world created by Rick Riordan? Bring the story to life with map making, Medusa freeze tag, and prophecies from the oracle. Learn the stories of Hercules, Perseus, Aphrodite and Hades while creating your own mythological creatures. Will you be the lost hero?

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If you can dream it, you can build it in 3D! Model anything you can imagine. Redecorate your room. Invent a new piece of furniture. There’s no limit to what you can create with Sketchup. Learn to use Trimble/Google SketchUp to build amazing 3D models such as mansions, race tracks, cities, skateparks or spaceships. This is an intuitive, yet very robust 3D modeling software application that is both educational and a lot of fun.

$125J6245-62 10:20 am-12:15 pm

NEW!Camp will meet at Sandburg Learning Center, but travel throughout the week to local disc golf courses.

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: $79

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FULL MORNING CAMPSNEW!Shoot a compound bow! Learn range safety and develop proper shooting technique at Elm Creek Park. Get tips to

and an elevated platform. Discover primitive hunting techniques at this camp designed for beginning archers. All equipment provided.

$125J4349-60 8:15 am-12:15 pm

NEW!

Get your hands dirty at Silverwood Park in St. Anthony! Explore the potter’s wheel and learn to center, open and shape the clay to make basic forms like bowls and cups. Head outdoors with a naturalist and unearth spherical wonders in the park.

$200J5724-60 8:15 am-12:15 pm


through Northern Breezes Sailing School. Dinghies are nearly impossible to capsize

relaxed and fun learning environment.

$155J3344-60 8:15 am-12:15 pm

* A shuttle is provided back and forth from Sandburg Learning Center for all above camps.


Sports Camps

Become a more skilled and complete basketball player while having a blast. Work on drills to improve skills in ball handling, shooting, rebounding, defense and game strategies. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J3345-21 Jun 22-26 8:15-10:10 am NEW!

the basics of disc golf, including scoring, throws, grips and rules of the game. Meet at Sandburg Learning Center, but travel throughout the week to local disc golf courses.

$55J3607-61 Aug 17-21 8:15-10:10 am

Take your game to the next level! Learn the fundamentals of ball handling, shooting, rebounding, defense and strategies of the game. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J3289-22 Jun 22-26 10:20 am-12:15 pm

Learn vault, uneven parallel bars, balance

contests, games, free time to practice new skills, and lots of fun! Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park & Rec.


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: Requires mastery of hands on/feet on (vault); pullover and back hip circle (bars); all walks and some jumps with correct technique (beam); perfect cartwheel, roundoff, handstand, forward roll

$79J1395-12 Jun 15-19 10:20 am-12:15 pmJ1395-62 Aug 17-21 10:20 am-12:15 pm

Advance your lacrosse ability with a non-competitive fundamental skills program. Focus on stick and ball handling, passing, catching, and shooting as you improve your skills. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J1050-31 Jul 6-10 8:15-10:10 am

$79J4050-32 Jul 6-10 10:20 am-12:15 pm

Skateboarding is one of the world’s fastest growing sports. Whether a beginner or ready to learn more advanced tricks, you will make new friends, advance your skills and have FUN! Learn balance, stopping,

Shuttle provided to New Hope Sk8 Park and back to Sandburg Learning Center. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J1140-31 Jul 6-10 8:15-10:10 am

Don’t miss your opportunity to participate in this fun and instructional soccer camp for both boys and girls. Focus on dribbling, passing, shooting, and basic tactics, using game-like activities to keep players moving. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J1247-41 Jul 13-17 8:15-10:10 am

$79J4247-42 Jul 13-17 10:20 am-12:15 pm

Focus on several sports including baseball,

handball, lacrosse and soccer. Develop the skills of each daily sport and play games that will enhance those skills.

$55J1153-11 Jun 15-19 8:15-10:10 am

$55J4153-12 Jun 15-19 10:20 am-12:15 pm

These camps are designed for both beginning and developing tennis players, as well as the more competitive player. With games, activities and some match play, take your game to the next level. Camp will be held at the Cooper Tennis Courts with a shuttle bus to and from Sandburg Learning Center. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J2234-41 Jul 13-17 8:15-10:10 am

* Offered in cooperation with New Hope Park and Rec.

Unless otherwise indicated, the location of all Sports Camps is Sandburg Learning Center.


attention is used to develop each athlete. Camp will be held at the Cooper Track with a shuttle bus to and from Sandburg Learning Center. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J3291-41 Jul 13-17 8:15-10:10 am

Improve your serving, passing, hitting, digging and blocking skills this summer. This camp, run by Cooper head coach Penny Danks, her staff and players will help you improve your game and get ready for the season. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park & Rec.

$79J3290-11 Jun 15-19 8:15-10:10 am

Looking to improve your volleyball skills?

movement and teamwork, as well as other training to play at a higher level this year. Offered in collaboration with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J3588-51 Aug 10-14 8:15-10:10 am

$79J6588-52 Aug 10-14 10:20 am-12:15 pm

This fast-paced game focuses on teamwork and good sportsmanship. Whether you come to learn the basics or just to improve your technique, you are sure to have a blast! Offered in cooperation with New Hope Park and Rec.

$79J2508-52 Aug 10-14 10:20 am-12:15 pm

$79J6508-51 Aug 10-14 8:15-10:10 am

These athletic associations are owned and operated by local volunteer community members within School District 281. These associations operate independently from the School District as well as City Park and Recreation Departments.

www.acybaseball.com

www.bappsports.org

www.crystallittleleague.com

www.goldenvalleylittleleague.org

www.pnhll.org

www.robbinsdalelittleleague.com

www.armstrongyouthbasketball.com

www.bpaasports.org

www.acyfa.com

www.bpaasports.org

www.armstrongcooperhockey.org

www.acyla.com

www.ballcharts.com/teams/index.php?team-=wayzatarugbyclub

www.bpaasports.org

wwwbpaasports.org

www.caheatfastpitch.org

www.gvgs.org

www.bpaasports.org

www.crystalrobbinsdaleutdsoccer.org

www.fusionsoccermn.com

www.mnthunderacademy.org

www.parkvalleyunitedfc.org

www.nhcpswimming.org

www.mnyu.org

Sports

NEW!

Experience the excitement of starring in your own movie! Learn acting skills while increasing self esteem with an experienced Hollywood director who has created projects for Disney and Nickelodeon studios. We will be focusing on verbal communication skills and give you a starring role in one of our original short movies from our library of comedy and drama scripts. In the fall, families and friends will be invited to watch as you walk the red carpet and watch yourself on the big screen at our movie premiere.

M-F, 9 am-3 pm Please bring a sack lunch each day

XS-2356 EmmysXS-6356 Oscars

Cost: $225 includes a non-refundable $50 production fee. Fee includes a speaking role in a professionally produced, short movie, a daily snack, a copy of the movie on DVD, and an invitation to the premiere.

6:30 pmCooper High School Auditorium

NEW!

Unravel your millionaire mind set and passion for entrepreneurship! Get key business ideas and strategies through hands-on activities and creative play. You

while learning important life lessons, too.

games and activities, learn how to bring a business concept into reality. Make “Entrepreneur Bucks” throughout the camp, earn interest and turn the money into exciting prizes, which you’ll love. Fun games and STEM activities are included as well. Whether you are a born entrepreneur or an entrepreneur in the making, you will gain invaluable skills for success in life.

M-Th, 9 am-4 pmXS-2443 $190

More than a self-defense class! Kid Fu

and endurance, while building strength. It also improves self-awareness and

developing concentration and leadership skills. Class is taught in a fun, fast-paced, relaxed atmosphere allowing kids to progress at their own pace.

– Gym D

No class May 25 & 27$49 one day or $69 two days/week

XS-0829A M May 4-Jun 22 5:30-6:30XS-0829B W May 6-Jun 24 5:30-6:30

XS-0830A M May 4-Jun 22 6:30-7:30XS-0830B W May 6-Jun 24 6:30-7:30

$55 one day or $79 two days/week

XS-0829C M Jul 13-Aug 31 5:30-6:30XS-0829D W Jul 15-Sep 2 5:30-6:30

XS-0830C M Jul 13-Aug 31 6:30-7:30XS-0830D W Jul 15-Sep 2 6:30-7:30

More Summer Fun

Join this fun sports camp at the end of summer! Offered as both a half-day and full-day option, stay active and engaged while learning sports skills through games and other activities. Age-appropriate instruction will be provided for players of all levels. Sports include:

lacrosse, soccer, softball, track and volleyball. If you sign-up for the full day, bring a lunch!

XS-0488D All Day 8 am-5 pm $250XS-0488M Morning 8 am-1 pm $135XS-0488A Afternoon 12 -5 pm $135

Live in the Eden Park or Autumn Ridge apartment complexes and looking for a healthy, interactive, and enjoyable experience while avoiding the “summer learning slide?” This summer your child will have that opportunity due to our collaboration with the City of Brooklyn Park’s Recreation on the Go program. This two hour, twice-a-week program, will include sports, games, crafts, bookmobile

more information or to register for this program, call 763-493-8333

See page 31 to register for More Summer Fun

Aug 3-7Camp Invention is where BIG ideas become the next BIG thing! Work together to seek solutions to real-world problems, turn ordinary into extraordinary and sharpen critical 21st century learning skills while rotating through fascinating modules:

KartWheel™ - Build, enhance and upgrade your very own freestyle racing cart

Design Studio: Illuminate™ - Explore prototyping a product from scratch

I Can Invent: Next Level Gamers™ - Take apart broken appliances using real tools to create a physical video game model

Inducted™ - Receive personalized video challenges like constructing mega-towers, assembling space rockets and more! School of Engineering and the ArtsM-F, 9 am-3:30 pm Entering Grades 1-6 $225Register at www.campinvention.org or call 800-968-4332. Early registration and sibling discounts are available, see website for details. Presented in partnership with the

CONCORDIA LANGUAGE VILLAGESNEW! LANGUAGE DETECTIVES: IN SEARCH OF WORLD TREASURES!Aug 17-21An artifact has been stolen and detectives are needed to solve the mystery! Use maps, artwork, music and landmarks in Spanish-speaking countries to search for hidden clues. Working toward your goal, you will gather information to uncover a description of the stolen item, the getaway vehicle used to steal the item, eye witness accounts of the burglars, and the route the culprits took as they try to evade the police! Whether beginning language learners or advanced speakers, you will utilize Spanish as a tool for your Concordia Language Villages adventure. Games, movement, drama, art projects, and songs will support your mission, and collaboration and imagination will be key to solving the puzzle! Sandburg Learning CenterM-F, 1-4 pmXS-0228 Entering Grades K-2 $190XS-3228 Entering Grades 3-5 $190

Building Tomorrow’s Leaders

U LEAD: LEADER IN TRAININGFor students entering Grades 8-12

skills assisting Summer Activities students and instructors. Have fun working with your peers and with teachers and children who will appreciate your help! New parameters of the program are as follows:

HIGHLIGHTS

An application and interview are required to participate as a LIT (Leader in Training). The application can be found at ced.rdale.org. Interviews will begin April 8 and positions are

You must commit to a two-week session in either June, July, or August

Session #1: June 15-26

Session #2: July 6-17

Session #3: Aug 10-21

You must attend a half-day training session prior to your participation

FREE bus transportation is available if you sign up by the Summer Activities transportation deadlines.

Call 763-504-6999 with any questions.

COMMUNITY LEADERSFor students entering Grades 9-12Capture this meaningful experience and make a difference in your local community this summer. In a collaboration with Brooklyn Center Park and Rec, this program combines community service with structured opportunities for learning. Two options

HIGHLIGHTS Discover your personal leadership style

Learn to set goals and achieve them

Make a difference in your community (service hours available)

ONCE A WEEK IN JULYEngage with Senior CitizensBecome involved with our Senior community as you create and participate in weekly projects at Earle Brown Terrace.

J9717 5 sessions W Jul 1-29 1-3:30 pmEarle Brown Terrace $19

FULL WEEK IN AUGUSTAugust 10-14 Northport Art Mural CampUnder the guidance of an experienced artist, create a mural to beautify the school and neighborhood. Everyone is welcome to register, regardless of experience. All supplies provided. Limited spots are available.

J9524 5 sessions M-F Aug 10-14 9 am-12 pm Northport Elementary $19

FREE transportation is provided for both activities-see class descriptions.

23Register Now at ced.rdale.org or call 763-504-6999


https://rdale.ce.feepay.com/search/community%20leaders

NEW THIS YEAR!

Are you planning to sign up for Band or Orchestra at your elementary school next fall? Or are you a Middle School student who would like to join your school’s Band or Orchestra? We are excited to launch a new program just for you! Exploratory classes for beginning players will take place from August 10–21. Learn instrumental basics, with all instruments on loan from the district for this session. Students who wish to rent a district instrument for the school year must wait until the year begins.

Have you wanted to learn to play a band instrument? Try a variety of band instruments under the direction of an experienced band director and begin the process of learning to read music. Once the school year begins, you will work with your school band director to choose your band instrument. Get a jump start on the upcoming school year.

$99J5225-91 Aug 10-21 8:15-10:10

$99J6225-92 Aug 10-21 10:20-12:15

Students who are interested in playing stringed instruments in your school Orchestra should check out this new class! Play a variety of instruments, and decide on what instrument suits you best to launch the new school year. This is a great opportunity to get involved in Orchestra.

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Summer Music Academy

is offered in conjunction with Summer Activities at Sandburg Learning Center.

bus transportation provided within Robbinsdale School District boundaries when you sign up for a full morning of classes Add a Summer Activities class

a passion.

Interested in keeping up your musical skills this summer? Check out the Summer Music Academy. Taught by Robbinsdale Area Schools teachers, these classes are a great chance to keep playing your instrument in the summer in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. During Summer Music Academy, you can look forward to:

Enjoy a concert at the end of each session with new music each

time. Weather permitting, concerts are held outdoors in the Sandburg courtyard. After working separately in your ensembles, spend part of

each day doing a variety of activities and games together.

Armstrong, you will work one-on-one with an experienced player.

For more information, speak with your school’s band or orchestra teacher. Make arrangements with your band or orchestra teacher before the end of school if you need to use a school instrument in the summer.

Prereq. Completed Grade 5 Band.

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Prereq. Two or more years of Band experience. Students play a variety of concert and popular tunes. All band instruments are welcome

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Prereq. This Jazz Band is for those who have been playing their instrument at least two years. Instrumentation typically includes: saxophones (all), trumpet, trombone, baritone, piano, electric guitar, bass guitar, and drums. Other instruments may be included with permission from the instructor.

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Prereq. Completed Grade 4 or 5 Orchestra.

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Prereq. Completed Grade 6 Orchestra.

Enjoy playing great music in small and large ensembles. Rehearsal time is divided between full group rehearsal and small groups.

chance to play music with a small group of friends!

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The price of each session is $99.

SAVE by signing a student up for any two sessions and pay only $190.

Students on Free Lunch pay $24.75 per session.

See page 31 to register for Summer Music Academy


Swimming Lessons

SWIMMING LEVELS

(For children under the age of 4)This parent-child class teaches basic skills for working with children in the pool. Emphasizes basic water safety and self-help skills in a relaxed and playful manner, using games and songs. Children under age 4 must have water diapers.

Breath holding, rhythmic breathing,

kick, arm crawl stroke, jump into water (chest deep).

Flutter kick (review), total crawl stroke (25 yards - including proper rhythmic breathing), backstroke (25 yards), jump into deep water, front dive from deck, combined test.

Crawl stroke (front and back) and elementary backstroke (50 yards each), breath control, underwater swim, tread water, rescue techniques (non-swimming).

Crawl stroke (front and back) and elementary back stroke (100 yards each), scissor kick, side stroke 50 yards, breast stroke kick, breast

(with all strokes).

Crawl stroke, back stroke, side stroke,

kick front and back 50 yards, surface

25 yards, long shallow dive,10-minute swim (all strokes).

Front crawl, 200 yard back crawl, side stroke, breast stroke 100 yards

20-minute swim, open turns.

This is for the student who wants to continue swimming but is not ready for advanced classes. Basic rescue, competitive strokes and skin diving will be practiced.

Plymouth Middle School

10011 36th Avenue North Plymouth, MN Pool Director: Earle Anderson 763-504-7116

Class Fee: $60 (nine 45-minute lessons)

9:30 am Levels 1-4 10:30 am Levels 1-5 11:30 am Levels 1-7 1 pm Levels 1-7 2 pm Levels 1-4

Class Fee: $60 (nine 45-minute lessons)7

5 pm Levels 1-3 6 pm Levels 1-5 7 pm Levels 1-7

Open swim on Wednesdays 7:30-9 pm$2 per hour per person (passes available)

Sandburg Learning Center

2400 Sandburg Lane Golden Valley, MNPool Director: Alan Goodwin 763-504-8216

Class Fee: $60 (nine 45-minute lessons)

9 No lessons the week of Jun 29-Jul 3

9:30 am Levels 1-4 10:30 am Levels 1-5 1 pm Levels 1-7 2 pm Levels 1-4

Class Fee: $60 (eight 50-minute lessons)

8 8 No lessons Jun 29 & Jul 1

5 5 pm Levels 1-3 6 pm Aqua Tots (30 min) 6 pm Levels 1-5 7 pm Levels 1-7

On-line registration at ced.rdale.org or phone registration at 763-504-6990 is now available through May 21. No registration available May 22-26. Or you may register in person at the pool you would like your child to attend swim lessons (Plymouth or Sandburg) on

For late registrations, or questions, call the pool of your choice after May 27. (Plymouth, 763-504-7116 or Sandburg, 763-504-8216) (Corrections/additions in red.)

Look for Swimming at ced.rdale.org or call 763-504-6999

Adventure Club is the School Age Child Care Program of Robbinsdale Area Schools. There are several convenient locations within district schools for students entering Kindergarten through sixth grade beginning at 6:30 am and running until 6:00 pm. Adventure Club is staffed by trained professionals who have a combination of education and experience especially suited to working with school aged children. With curriculum designed to enhance learning, students are encouraged to make choices, practice decision making skills and build positive peer relationships.

Summer Adventure Club runs from from 6:30 am-6 pm.

A light breakfast and afternoon snack are included in the daily rates. Lunch is available with no additional

cost at Sonnesyn, Sandburg Learn-ing Center and Forest Elementary.

Students at Zachary Lane Elementary will need to provide a lunch with a beverage daily.

Summer Adventure Club goes on 2-3

your child may attend include bowling, parks, water parks, zoos, walks around the community and museums. A detailed list of trips will be available by March 15th at http://ced.rdale.org/pages/ced_rdale/Youth_Programs/Adventure_Club.Trips are designed to encourage students’ interests and create new experiences in a fun, safe environment.

regular tuition.

Phone: 763-504-7915Site Supervisor: Brent [email protected]

Phone: 612-290-1858Site Supervisor, Jan [email protected]

Phone:763-504-7615Site Supervisor: Melissa Laatsch [email protected]

Phone: 763-504-7315Site Supervisor: Marty [email protected]

NEW THIS SUMMER!

This summer Adventure Club will offer a location at Sandburg Learning Center which will work in collaboration with Summer Activities. Students enrolled at the Sandburg Learning Center site will be able to choose from a wide range of Summer Activities classes in the mornings durring the following weeks:

Week of June 15-19Week of June 22-26

Week of July 6-10Week of July 13-17Week of August 10-14Week of August 17-21

The cost of most classes will be included in your tuition, however some classes may require an additional fee.

The list of classes and pricing will be available for families by March 15 at: http://ced.rdale.org/pages/ced_rdale/Youth_Programs/Adventure_Club.

Consistent schedule of 4-5 days per week: $34.00 per day per child

Consistent schedule of 2-3 days per week or Pick Your Day schedule with 8 days per month: $37.00 per day per child

Consistent schedule of 1 day per week or drop in*:$45.00 per day per child

*Drop in must be requested 7 days in advance with prior approval

Welcome to Summer Adventure Club

NEW THIS YEAR!Programming will be offered

at Sandburg Learning Center. These days are NOT included in your summer registration. Registration for these days will open online on June 15th.

Adventure Club is for students entering Kindergarten through sixth grade. Students outside of the school district or from private schools are welcome to enroll in Adventure Club.

Our program offers extracurricular activities which are especially designed to promote physical activity, build positive social relationships, and foster teamwork. Daily activities include gym games, science experiments, cooking projects, social recreation and art.

Website: http://ced.rdale.org/pages/ced_rdale/Youth_Programs/Adventure_ClubPhone: 763-504-5320Email: [email protected]

All students enrolled in Adventure Club at Sandburg will be able to choose from a wide variety of Summer Activities classes. Students enrolled in The Basement also have this option. The cost of most classes will be included in your tuition, however some classes require an additional fee.

Swimming Lessons will be available for students from all sites for an additional fee of $50 per session. A detailed list of dates and times lessons are available for each site will be available by March 15th. For more information on classes go to: https://rdale.ce.feepay.com/courses/swimming-1/

Students entering 6th-9th grade are invited to join us at The Basement for fun, relaxation and adventure. Water parks, bowling, trips to the mall, going out for lunch, movies, Valleyfair, hanging out with friends, cooking, reading, games and sports are just some of the choices available this summer.

The Basement is especially designed for students in middle school as they grow into responsible teens. At times, students will have the opportunity to be outside of the direct supervision of adults with clear expectations about appropriate boundaries

the summer. Abuse of rules, check-in times and set parameters will result in the loss of privilege in this area. Attention is given to the needs of young teens and pre-teens and at times different ages may have different boundaries in terms of supervision. We encourage students to be independent, but provide support for safety and learning.

A list of scheduled trips will be available in mid-March. Some of the trips you can expect include Valleyfair, water parks, bowling, and the mall. In addition to the scheduled trips we have left space for the students to plan some of our trips. Our location on the city bus line also allows for impromptu small group trips around the community!

http://ced.rdale.org/pages/ced_rdale/Youth_Programs/Adventure_Club/The_Basement

Site Supervisor: Melissa Hanson: 612-282-9081 [email protected]

A summer program focused on giving students, entering 6th-9th grade, opportunities to explore, build friendships and be themselves in a FUN but safe environment.

Sandburg Learning Center2400 Sandburg Lane, Golden Valley, MN

The Basement will run from June 8th-August 21st (closed July 3) from 7:30 am-5:30 pm, Monday-Friday.

Consistent schedule of 4-5 days per week: $30.00 per day per child

Consistent schedule of 2-3 days per week or Pick Your Day schedule with 8 days per month: $32.00 per day per child

Consistent schedule of 1 day per week or drop in* $35.00 per day per child

*Drop in must be requested 7 days in advance with prior approval

Lunch is available at no additional cost.

College Prep Prepare to take the ACT, SAT or PSAT tests in the summer or fall.

Avantage Educational Program ACT/SAT Preparatory Courses Going to college? Planning on taking the ACT or SAT exam? Want to learn testing strategies and general test-taking meth-ods? All classes are four weeks, three hours each week. Tuition is only $120 per course or $210 if taking both ACT and SAT classes, including the writing essay. Course may be repeated free of charge. To register call 763-504-6999 or 612-222-5108 or register online at www.advantageprep.net or ced.rdale.org.

ACT Preparatory Classes AS-ACT633 4 sessions SaCampbell Apr 25-May 16 9-12 pm Hopkins HS

AS-ACT806 4 sessions T/ThCampbell Jul 21-30 9-12 pm Hopkins HS

SAT Preparatory Classes

AS-SAT702 4 sessions M/W Jul 6-15 5-8 pm Mtka HS

AS-SAT706 4 sessions T/Th Jul 7-16 9-12 pm Hopkins HS

Drivers Education for TeensSummer is a great time to learn to drive! Robbinsdale Community Education and A+ Driving School have partnered to offer convenient classes and behind the wheel instruction for teens. Classes are offered at Robbinsdale Armstrong High School and the Sandburg Learning Center. Choose between morning, afternoon or evening classes from June through August.

Package price for both classroom instruction and behind the wheel is $375.

Register: aplusdrivingschool.net or call 651-653-3959.

June 8-19 M-F 9 am-12 pm Armstrong Rm 113 12-3 pm Armstrong Rm 113

June 9-23 M-Th

5-8 pm Sandburg Rm 115

July 6-17 M-F

9 am-12pm Armstrong Rm 11312-3 pm Armstrong Rm 113 July 6-21 M-Th


Aug 3-14 M-F

9 am-12 pm Armstrong Rm 11312-3 pm Armstrong Rm 113

Aug 3-18 M-Th


For High School Students

LOOKING TO HELP OTHERS?

COMMUNITY LEADERS

Capture this meaningful experience and make a difference in your local community this summer. In a collaboration with Brooklyn Center Park and Rec, this program combines community service with structured opportunities for learning. Two

Discover your personal leadership style

Learn to set goals and achieve them

Make a difference in your community (service hours available)

Become involved with our Senior community as you create and participate in weekly projects at Earle Brown Terrace.

J9717 5 sessions W Jul 1-29 1-3:30 pmEarle Brown Terrace $19

Under the guidance of an experienced artist, create a mural to beautify the school and neighborhood. Everyone is welcome to register, regardless of experience. All supplies provided. Limited spots are available.

J9524 5 sessions M-F Aug 10-14 9 am-12 pm Northport Elementary $19


Detailed information will be posted on the Robbinsdale Area Schools Community Education website ced.rdale.org by March 30.

Robbinsdale Area Schools is committed to providing multiple pathways for students to access high school math courses to earn college credit (i.e. AP-Calculus). Towards that end, summer math “Boost” courses are an option for 6th through 11th grade students who want to independently cover the material in one of the following courses:

Pre-Algebra Algebra 1 (Linear Algebra) Higher Algebra (High School Algebra)Geometry Algebra IIPre-Calculus

The Summer Boost option is available for advancement or for review.

Students who master the material are allowed to advance to the next logical math course in the fall.

Students do not receive credit for the course covered.

The program is offered at a low cost of $35 for district students. Students on free lunch will pay $8.75. Non-residents are welcome in the program for a fee of $75.

Students can choose to advance a grade-level in math, or review the last course they just completed.

The location for Summer “Boost” will be Sandburg Learning Center.

This program is intended for those students who can study independently.

A course book is available if needed.

Teacher-led study sessions are available once a week throughout the summer. Attendance is not mandatory, but highly recommended.

Students also have the support of the online Compass Odyssey Computer Program. The middle school program will be primarily a self-directed class using Compass Odyssey with once-a-week classroom support.

Students can also email the teacher if questions arise.

To show mastery of the material, students must score at least an 80%

studying.

Students must have both exams completed by August 14.

Teachers will contact school counselors by August 19 with the names of all students who have demonstrated mastery. Counselors will then change the fall math course in which those students are enrolled.

Teachers will contact all students with their results by August 21.

Academic Opportunities Summer Math “Boost”

ACADEMIC SUMMER PROGRAM

Students who currently attend Robbinsdale Area Schools can attend Targeted Services based on teacher recommendation. Licensed Targeted Services teachers work with your child to master important academic skills using best educational practices.

If interested, contact your classroom teacher.

Jul 6-31 SEA & RSI Forest, Lakeview, Meadow Lake, Neill, Noble, Northport, Sonnesyn & Zachary Lane

Interested students should contact their counselor to register.Jul 6-31

Students can attend the Robbinsdale Academic Summer Program to recover credits and get on track for graduation. Interested students should contact their counselor to register. Program dates:Jun 8-26 and Jul 6-24

: Visit ced.rdale.org 24 hours, 7 days a week (Discover, Mastercard, VISA or ACH payment required)

Mail completed registrations with check or credit card payment to: Summer Activities Sandburg Learning Center 2400 Sandburg Lane Golden Valley 55427

Register Mon-Fri, 8 am-4:30 pm

Phone: Call 763-504-6999 (Discover, Mastercard or VISA payment required)

Drop Off: Sandburg Learning Center2400 Sandburg LaneGolden Valley 55427

Go 1 block south of Medicine Lake Road and Douglas Drive; west on Sandburg Road. Main entrance is on west side of the building.

Early Bird Discount of $5 per class no longer applies.

Class choices are limited during this time, therefore we recommend that you register online, by phone, or drop-off. If mailing your late registration, please call us at 763-504-6999 to check on the availability of your desired classes prior to sending your registration.

served so register early for best selection.

- You may register up to two children per form. Download additional forms from.ced.rdale.org. Return completed registration with payment to Sandburg Learning Center. Please do not return registrations to your child’s school. (Allow 2-3 weeks for check payments to be processed.)

In the event that a class is full or

your child’s classes within the original

Periods 1 and 2). We will contact you only if an additional adjustment to your child’s schedule is necessary.

If you provide us with an e-mail address when you register, you will

registration was processed.

your child’s class schedule will be mailed home by the the end of May. Separate postcards will be mailed for June, July and August classes

(Cost for busing is included in the class fee.)

If you do not receive a

763-504-6999. If you signed up for transportation and do not receive information by the week before class starts, please email transportation at [email protected] or call 763-504-8107.

You may change your class choices or cancel classes for a $5 fee per class.

The decision to cancel classes due to low enrollment is made and alternate classes are determined. If your class is cancelled, you may choose another class or receive a full refund. Otherwise, you may change your class choices or cancel classes only in the case of serious illness or family emergency and will be assessed a $5 fee per class. (Please allow 4-6 weeks for check refunds to be processed.) No refunds will be issued after August 31, 2015.

Busing is provided within Robbinsdale Area Schools boundaries if you request it upon registration. You MUST specify when you need busing: June, July and/or August. We cannot guarantee busing for requests received after the deadlines:

June classes: May 15July classes: June 15August classes: July 15

Students will be picked up before Period 1 and dropped off after Period 2. There is no busing between class periods. A shuttle will be provided for off-site classes.

Limited sliding fee funds are available for students who qualify for free or reduced lunch through Robbinsdale Area Schools. Call 763-504-6990 prior to registration.

A payment plan may be requested by calling Donna or Karen, 763-504-6999 prior to registration.

ced.rdale.org

Call 763-504-6999 weekdays, 8 am-4:30 pm



Parent Name: _________________________________________________________ Email ___________________________________________

Phone: Cell_________________________________ Home _________________________________ Work ________________________________

I authorize the person named below to be an emergency contact and/or to pick-up my child(ren) from Summer Activities, if necessary.

Name ___________________________________________ Relationship _________________________ Phone __________________________

1. Charge to: Visa MasterCard Discover

________ ________ ________ ________ ________________

______________________________________ ________________

________________________________________________________

Expiration DateAccount No.

Phone No.Cardholder (please print)

Cardholder Signature

2. Check enclosed:

#_______________

Payable to:

District 281.

3. Mail to: Summer Activities Sandburg Learning Center 2400 Sandburg Lane Golden Valley, MN 55427

4. Phone: 763-504-6999

After May 12, $5 Early Bird Discount no longer appies $ ______

$ ______

First _________________________ Last _________________________

Address _________________________________ City ______________

Zip ___________ Male Female Dist 281 Resident Yes / No

____ School ______________ Birthdate: ____/____/____

Pertinent medical info/allergies __________________________________

List any special needs or accommodations ________________________

Taking band/orchestra? If yes, what instrument?_____________________

My child’s picture/name may be used for publicity? Yes No

If yes, please specify pick-up site and drop-off siteTransportation needed for June July August If registering online, search “Summer Activities Transportation”

Home Address (listed above) Pick-up Drop-off

Adventure Club Site _________________________ Pick-up Drop-off

Other District 281 location: Pick-up Drop-off

Address ______________________________ City _____________ Zip ________

$ ______

$ ______

First _________________________ Last _________________________

Address _________________________________ City ______________

Zip ___________ Male Female Dist 281 Resident Yes / No

____ School ______________ Birthdate: ____/____/____

Pertinent medical info/allergies __________________________________

List any special needs or accommodations ________________________

Taking band/orchestra? If yes, what instrument?_____________________

My child’s picture/name may be used for publicity? Yes No

If yes, please specify pick-up site and drop-off siteTransportation needed for June July August If registering online, search “Summer Activities Transportation”

Home Address (listed above) Pick-up Drop-off

Adventure Club Site _________________________ Pick-up Drop-off

Other District 281 location: Pick-up Drop-off

Address ______________________________ City _____________ Zip ________

After May 12, $5 Early Bird Discount no longer appies



Independent School District 281Robbinsdale Area Schools4148 Winnetka Avenue NorthNew Hope, MN 55427-1288

NON-PROFIT ORG.

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PAID TWIN CITIES MN PERMIT NO. 3027

Full Day & Half Day programs Specialty Programs Summer Activities Adventure Club Swimming Lessons And more!

Join us - open to all, ages 0-18 - drop in for a free, healthy lunch this summer! No registration, no fee.

Mon, Jun 8 - Fri, Aug 21

Sandburg Learning Center

Mon, Jul 6- Fri, Jul 31

Noble ElementaryNorthport ElementaryRobbinsdale Spanish Immersion

Times vary. For more details, check www.rdale.org later this spring.

Like Robbinsdale Area Schools Community Education on Facebook for photos and updates on what your child is doing this summer.

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