Bring your binoculars and get ready to go south as we follow waterfowl, raptors and shorebirds as they migrate to warmer weather. We will start at L.A.R.K. Toy's for a quick stop (coffee and muffin included). Jim Niseen, wildlife tour interpreter, will board the bus, leading the group to that years migration hotspots. Making our way south, lunch will be at Blue Moon Restaurant in Onalaska. After lunch visit the Onalaska Upper Mississippi River National Fish and Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center. Learn about the refuge, view interactive exhibits and explore the River Walk. Trip Mobility Level: Level 3: Expectations: This requires moderate physical activity. Participants should expect a large amount of walking. There will be time to rest between activities. To enjoy this outing, you should be prepared to walk slightly longer distances, climb stairs and tolerate periods of standing, for example on walking tours, sightseeing stops, etc. Appropriate for: Most participants beginning with those who are moderately fit, lead semi-active lives, are comfortable participating in long days of activities and expect some moderate physical activity

Ninja Obstacle Training is extremely popular with kids and is a fun, unique way to develop confidence, strength, endurance, balance, and friendships! Sign up today to see how Ninja is easily one of the fastest growing sports today! Not only is it the fastest growing sport, but it is the fastest growing cross- training sport as well. Athletes benefit from training in agility, power, perseverance, and resilience; attributes that all athletes strive to improve. Our Conquer Advanced Rec Team is designed for youth, ages 6-13 , who have already done Rec Team before, and are past the beginner level. This 8 weeklong Rec Team consists of 6 practices and 2 competitions (week 4 and week 8). Location: Ninja Warrior Blaine

AFTER SCHOOL SKI & SNOWBOARD PROGRAM - CHAPERONE RESPONSIBILITIES As a chaperone for the students in the After-School Ski & Snowboard program, you are responsible for the supervision of students participating in the program. This includes while being transported to and from the ski area and while at the ski area or chalet. The number of volunteers needed each year is based on registrations. I understand that submitting my application does not automatically mean that I will be approved. The school ski coordinator will communicate volunteer schedule needs as registrations firm up. Every applicant must complete a volunteer background check found: communityed.mvpschools.org/youth/skiing-snowboarding 1. Please arrive at your assigned school before the students load the buses at 2:30pm (middle school) and 3:15pm (high school). Be sure to check in with your school’s Coordinator in the front lobby (or designated area) each week when you arrive. For the return trip Middle School loads 8-8:15pm; leaving promptly at 8:15pm. High School loads 8:15-8:30pm; leaving promptly at 8:30pm. 2. For liability reasons, students are required to ride their assigned bus both directions. Please take attendance as students board buses to leave school; attendance sheets will be given to the Ski Lead upon arrival in the Bears Den. 3. Upon arrival; help direct students to outdoor ski corrals for equipment storage and upstairs to the Bear Den. Walk through the bus and ensure all students have exited. 4. Chaperones will be assigned to assist in any of the following: lift ticket distribution, rental slip distribution, rental area assistance, ski lesson assistance, hill assistance, and chalet monitor. 5. A one-time fundamental skills group lesson will be provided at 4:30pm for registered middle schoolers and 5pm for registered high schoolers the first two weeks. Check in at the Lesson Counter at Wild Mountain. Students need to sign up ahead of time by calling 651-465-1100 or snowsports@wildmountain.com. Any and all students and chaperones are welcome to take part in the fundamental skills group lesson for either ski or snowboarding. 6. If students would like additional lessons they can be booked and paid for at 651-465-1100 or snowsports@wildmountain.com 7. Report any attendance discrepancies and/or any other problem to your ski lead and school coordinator. 8. There will be a ski lead present both evenings. Make sure to notify the Ski Lead of any incidents or injuries. If you need to contact the lead chaperone please ask a Wild employee to call them on a walkie-talkie. Complete an injury/incident report for even the most minor injury or incident. The Lead Chaperone will determine if a parent should be called. 9. Wild has reserved the Bears Den for our program. Students can keep their belongings in the Den, although the area will be unsupervised. Please encourage students to keep valuables either with them or in a locker. Ski's & Snowboard's should stay outside on the ski corrals. 10. Please use and encourage students to use the ski corral: $1/day or $15/season pass (add-on) 11. During departure, assist students with finding all belongings and leaving the Bears Den clean and tidy. 12. Ski Lead will return the attendance sheet for departure. While loading buses for return trip; attendance will be taken again. This will ensure that only registered students get on the bus, and that the same kids who rode the bus from school are on the bus to return to school at the end of the night. If there is a discrepancy; lead chaperone will assist in finding the missing student or solving the issue. 13. Ski Lead will approve bus departure once the attendance sheet is verified. 14. After returning to school, do a final walk through of the bus. Encourage students to clean up any trash. Make sure all items have been taken. Do not leave until all students have been picked up. Report any extreme tardiness of parents to the Coordinator. 15. Have a great time!

The after-school ski and snowboarding club will be held at the Wild Mountain Ski Resort, located in Taylors Falls. The club meets for eight (8) sessions. There are three pricing options available: $220 includes motorcoach transportation to and from the ski resort only (A copy of the registered students Wild Mountain Season Ski Pass must be sent to the school Co-Curricular Coordinator or High School Assistant Activities Director prior to season starting) $395 includes eight lift tickets, ski corral, one lesson and motorcoach transportation to and from the ski resort $580 includes eight lift tickets, equipment rental, ski corral, one lesson and motorcoach transportation to and from the ski resort (Wild mountain also offers leasing options) More information regarding after-school ski and snowboard can be found at Community Ed Ski & Snowboard Program website

Join us for some hands-on bugs fun! Play together with playdough, paint a caterpillar, and more. We will end with a buggy story and songs. Ages: 1-5, Please register each child that will be attending.

Join us for some hands-on fun to discover colors & shapes! Make colorful art and explore lots of shapes together. We will end with a colorful story and songs. Ages: 1-5, Please register each child that will be attending.

Join us for hands-on vehicle fun! Play together with a variety of vehicles like airplanes, construction trucks and trains. We'll end with a vehicle story and songs. Ages: 1-5, Please register each child that will be attending.

Anime Academy is a unique drawing class for elementary students who are interested in learning more aboutthe exciting world of anime. Led by an experienced instructor with a passion for the art form, this class willintroduce students to the basics of anime drawing and help them develop their own unique anime style. Presented by Young Rembrandts Reduced Fees & Financial Assistance: Youth who are residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries and currently qualify for educational benefits and/or free/reduced lunch may be eligible for reduced fees and partial scholarships to qualifying Enrichment & Activities programs. Financial support is provided by the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, District Community Education Scholarship fund and other community donors. Qualifying Enrichment and Activities will have a Financial Support/Educational Benefits fee rate that is 50% of the full fee for the program. If additional support is needed, please see the call 651-621-6020 and/or click here to complete the Youth Financial Assistance Request Form

Into anime? Want to learn how to draw your favorite characters—or even create your own? In this class, you’ll learn the basics of anime and manga-style drawing, from faces and expressions to poses and cool outfits. Whether you’re just starting out or already filling your notebooks with sketches, this is your chance to level up your skills and develop your own anime style. No experience needed—just bring your creativity! Presented by Young Rembrandts Reduced Fees & Financial Assistance:Youth who are residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries and currently qualify for educational benefits and/or free/reduced lunch may be eligible for reduced fees and partial scholarships to qualifying Enrichment & Activities programs. Financial support is provided by the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, District Community Education Scholarship fund and other community donors. Qualifying Enrichment and Activities will have a Financial Support/Educational Benefits fee rate that is 50% of the full fee for the program. If additional support is needed, please see the call 651-621-6020 and/or click here to complete the Youth Financial Assistance Request Form

Learn the skills and knowledge to be a safe babysitter for infants up to children 10 years of age! You will learn how to stay safe, play with kids, handle household emergencies, feeding and bath time and given resources on how to market your babysitting services. You will even get certified in CPR and AED training. A collaborative class with St. Anthony Community Services. Bring a snack/lunch to eat that day.

Learning how to pick hands is the focus for this class. Participants should have completed Mah Jongg I and provided their own 2025 Mah Jongg League card. Rules, strategies and etiquette will be reinforced throughout the 6-hour course. Hosted in partnership with the City of New Brighton.