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June 23-27

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Paint Like Bob Ross! - Mountain Ridge Lake
Week 3

Create and take home a gorgeous 16x12" oil painting in this step-by-step class, taught by an instructor certified in the Bob Ross method. The relaxed approach will have you walking away with your own masterpiece to hang on your wall or give as a gift. All levels of painters, including beginners, are welcome. All supplies are provided except for an apron or smock, which you can bring if you wish.

Alice in Wonderland Theatre Camp
Week 3

Fall down the rabbit hole with Storybook Theatre’s Alice in Wonderland! Join Alice as she journeys through the whimsical world of Wonderland, where she must attend the Queen of Hearts’ Unbirthday Party to keep her head. Along the way, she encounters peculiar characters like the synchronized Birds, opinionated Flowers, the Cheshire Cat, the Pig Baby, and the hilariously eccentric Mad Tea Party guests. As Alice reaches the Queen’s grand celebration, the Jack of Hearts is accused of theft, and Alice must win the Queen’s favor in a thrilling game of croquet to save the day. Packed with humor, heart and unforgettable moments, this family-friendly production brings the magic of Wonderland to life. All students participate on stage in this play. Auditions are on Monday, and will last two hours. Roles will be announced at the end of the audition and everyone will stay afterward for rehearsal. Rehearsal schedule for the week is generally 8:30am-12:45pm, but might vary based on role. An exact schedule will be distributed on Monday. Please be sure to send a snack and water bottle with your student every day! Public performances will be held on Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 11am at Shakopee West Middle School (Carl A. Olson Auditorium). Tickets are $5/person. There will be a private performance for YMCA childcare on Friday at 1pm.

GigaTech Robotics Camp
Week 3

In this dynamic camp, your child will dive into key robotics and STEM concepts while building and programming up to eight unique motorized models. As they construct projects, such as a power plant, military tank, construction crane, windmill, dump truck and farming plow, they will develop critical thinking skills and gain insights into essential engineering principles, including kinetic and potential energy, chain transmissions, angular momentum, Newton's laws and centrifugal force. This camp not only inspires creativity but also equips students with the foundational knowledge they need for future success in technology and engineering. Meets four times.

Lunch Link: Week 3
Week 3

Please note: Participants must be registered for at least a morning or afternoon camp with Shakopee Community Education to be eligible to register for the Lunch Link program. Sign up for the Lunch Link program, and create a full day of fun for your child! Lunch Link takes place from 12-1pm on Monday-Thursday at Sweeney Elementary, and it is the perfect solution for families looking for full-day options. By providing a supervised lunch and recreation hour, Lunch Link connects morning and afternoon camps. The Lunch Link registration fee is in addition to camp registration, and students are required to bring their own lunch.

FIRST LEGO League Informational Night
Week 3

FIRST LEGO League is a competitive robotics program that works to solve real-world problems by using creativity, teamwork and innovation. Attend our FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Information Night to learn more about the program, meet other potential FLL students and coaches, learn how the registration process works and get answers to all your questions. It's free, but registration is encouraged.

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