District 622 Community Education

Vibrant colors and slime collide in a kaleidoscope of creativity! In this dynamic camp, kids embark on a colorful journey as they master the art of tie-dyeing. The excitement continues as they delve into the world of slime, concocting their own oozy, stretchy, and mesmerizing concoctions. From tie-dyed shirts to custom slime creations, this camp is a hands-on adventure that encourages self-expression and messy fun. These are not projects you want to do at home! Each child needs to bring their own white cotton t-shirt to camp. Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day.

Vibrant colors and slime collide in a kaleidoscope of creativity! In this dynamic camp, kids embark on a colorful journey as they master the art of tie-dyeing. The excitement continues as they delve into the world of slime, concocting their own oozy, stretchy, and mesmerizing concoctions. From tie-dyed shirts to custom slime creations, this camp is a hands-on adventure that encourages self-expression and messy fun. These are not projects you want to do at home! Each child needs to bring their own white cotton t-shirt to camp. Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day.

Relax to the sounds of your very own wind chime. We will be making upcycled tin can wind chimes for you to enjoy all summer long. This class is customized for adults with cognitive disabilities.

Skyhawks Track & Field was developed to introduce young athletes to this sport rich in tradition and history. These programs combine technical development and fundamental techniques with safety and a major focus on fun! Using special equipment, our exercises and drills will prepare athletes for a future in cross-country, track and field events, distance running, while inspiring a love for running and being active. The fundamentals of body positioning, stride, proper stretching, and cool-down techniques are all covered in this unique program. Participants will put it all together for one fun-filled day at the end of the week at the Skyhawks track meet!

Escape this room! Problem-solving, creative plots, strategic thinking, and teamwork under pressure makes escape rooms exciting and memorable. Each day starts with a simulated escape room where teams have to solve engineering challenges and puzzles in order to escape...like a Hijacked Plane, Underground Cave and a Locked Playroom. Engineering challenges include building straw rockets, parachutes, a flashlight, catapult and coding a robot. After escaping the room for the day, campers learn about the parts of an escape room and different types of puzzles. They will get creative and build their own escape room that they will present on the last day for other teams to solve.

Join us for an informative and interactive UCare Medicare Meeting where we’ll guide you through the ins and outs of Medicare. Whether you're new to Medicare or looking to make changes, we’ll help you understand the coverage choices available with UCare in a relaxed, friendly environment. Come with your questions and leave with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your healthcare! The registration fee is non-refundable, except in the case of a cancellation by ISD 622 Community Education..

Unicorns, fairies and more mystical creatures will inspire us at this magical camp. Your child will dream of swimming with mermaids, flying on the back of Pegasus, fighting a fire-breathing dragon, and more! Model Magic, air-dry clay, paint, glitter, and other magical materials will help bring their dreams to life. Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day.

These classes are offered by businesses aiming to expand their customer base. While instructors of sponsored classes must comply with contract terms stating that classes may not be used directly to market a business, they provide an opportunity to offer valuable services to community members, showcasing what your company can offer. Additionally, by covering some of the class listing cost up front, sponsoring a class frees the instructor from our standard class minimum of 6-10 participants. This allows you to offer participants the class free or at a very low price.

The Water Safety Instructor, also known as WSI™, course trains instructor candidates to teach all of the courses presented in the Swimming and Water Safety program to all age groups; all of the courses listed above, plus Learn-to-Swim Levels 4-6 and Adult Swim. This certification is the gold standard and provides the most comprehensive training for swim instructors. During our swim instructor certification training courses you'll learn how to help individuals enjoy their time in the water safely – and in a wide range of ways. Throughout the courses we'll focus on a number of key areas that can help you succeed as aquatics instructor, such as: Water safety at public pools, homes, natural bodies of water and more, including the Circle of Drowning Prevention and Chain of Drowning Survival. Hydrodynamics, including why some things float, resistance to movement and creating movement in water, swimming efficiency and laws of levers. Basic safety, survival and swimming skills to help children gain water competency. Helping people with disabilities and other health conditions enjoy the water safely. Water Safety Instructors will also learn how to teach: Higher-level swim skills that help prepare people of all ages for any aquatic activity. Stroke mechanics for all competitive strokes as well as starts, turns and headfirst entries. Water safety certification courses, including Safety Training for Swim Coaches and Basic Water Rescue. Fundamentals of diving from a diving board. Aquatic fitness and training for people of any age. Note: In order to participate in Basic Swim Instructor and Water Safety Instructor certification classes, participants must be at least 15 years of age by the end of the course.

Join Vanessa as you learn to paint a beautiful scene in watercolors. You’ll know step-by-step instructions and understand the difference between dry brush work, wet-on-wet, and wet-on-dry. This is a great no-fear way to learn to paint using watercolors. Vanessa Merry AECE22A - Saturday, January 18 - AECE22B - Saturday, February 22th - AECE22C - Saturday, April 26 - Watercolor supplies needed: Artist’s Loft ™ Fundamentals ™ Watercolor Pan Set, Watercolor Paper such as Canson 9 x 12 pad Watercolor Brushes such as Royal & Langnickel acrylic handle round number 10 brush Recommended - 1 inch flat soft bristle flat brush Other Supplies Needed: Pencil Cup or jar for water Paper towel A board to tape paper flat to. Masking tape Hair dryer to speed dry time