A unique, multi-generational summer experience designed to help families slow down, connect, and create lasting memories together. 9:00–10:00 AM | Write Your Story Children and adults collaborate to capture meaningful memories and stories through writing and photos. Participants reflect on childhood experiences and compare stories across generations. Families begin creating a shared keepsake book over three weeks which they can continue to enjoy and add to after the class ends.**Families will receive information on how to order the keepsake book as the class start date approaches.** 10:00–11:00 AM | Cooking & Cultures Students develop lifelong creativity in the kitchen while cooking with family and friends, building confidence and essential skills, and making lasting memories through fun, shareable treats and the cultural stories behind them.Families will receive a weekly reminder outlining what ingredients and materials to have ready for the upcoming cooking class. Sample dishes may include: Pan con Tomate – a beloved Spanish tapa from CataloniaRaspberry Fool – a classic dessert enjoyed in England and France This class blends storytelling, cultural exploration, and practical life skills in a joyful, family-centered environment.

Jumpstart to K is an engaging introduction to your Rising Kindergartner's future elementary school. This brief yet impactful experience aims to familiarize children with the school to help a smooth transition into kindergarten. Gleason Lake teachers lead Jumpstart to K, and while the teacher your Rising K student meets for this program may not be their classroom teacher for Kindergarten, they will be another familiar, friendly face during the transition. This program is designed to be interactive and fun. Throughout the morning or afternoon, your Rising K student will engage in a series of interactive activities and guided experiences aimed at building confidence and enthusiasm for the kindergarten classroom. From a brief introduction to school rules and routines to navigating common areas such as the classroom, cafeteria, and playground, students will gain an understanding of what to expect in their new school environment. Jumpstart to K allows children another opportunity in their future school in a supportive and nurturing environment for this exciting milestone. Please note that Jumpstart to K is a drop-off program. Students who will be attending Gleason Lake for Kindergarten will be given priority. Please register for only one session.

Jumpstart to K is an engaging introduction to your Rising Kindergartner's future elementary school. This brief yet impactful experience aims to familiarize children with the school to help a smooth transition into kindergarten. Greenwood teachers lead Jumpstart to K, and while the teacher your Rising K student meets for this program may not be their classroom teacher for Kindergarten, they will be another familiar, friendly face during the transition. This program is designed to be interactive and fun. Throughout the morning or afternoon, your Rising K student will engage in a series of interactive activities and guided experiences aimed at building confidence and enthusiasm for the kindergarten classroom. From a brief introduction to school rules and routines to navigating common areas such as the classroom, cafeteria, and playground, students will gain an understanding of what to expect in their new school environment. Jumpstart to K allows children another opportunity in their future school in a supportive and nurturing environment for this exciting milestone. Please note that Jumpstart to K is a drop-off program. Students who will be attending Greenwood for Kindergarten will be given priority. Please register for only one session.

Skyhawks Gym Games is a high-energy program featuring classic physical education games and group activities like Kickball, Tag, Capture the Flag and much more. Campers build coordination, teamwork, and confidence through a variety of cooperative and skill-based games designed to promote fitness, sportsmanship, and fun in an inclusive environment.

Request a HUG Visit! Wayzata Schools and HUG offer free home visits to all district families from birth to two years old.The visit includes a “Welcome New Baby” gift and current information on community resources, parenting and brain-based learning.The home visits are individually completed with a licensed Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) specialist.

The Heartsaver CPR AED course trains participants to give CPR, and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) in a safe, timely, and effective manner. Reflects science and education from the American Heart Association Guidelines Update for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC). The AHA Heartsaver CPR AED Course is designed for anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course completion card in CPR and AED use to meet job, regulatory, or other requirements. Registration includes a certification card and CPR/First Aid Manual. This course takes place within the Wayzata Early Learning School at 17340 County Rd 6, Plymouth, MN 55447.

Stay relevant and up to date by learning all about Venmo, the popular mobile payment service. In this class, you’ll discover how to securely pay friends and businesses, as well as receive money without the need for cash or checks. You’ll gain a confident understanding of setting up Venmo safely, avoiding unnecessary fees, and applying it in real-world scenarios for you and your family. You'll be able to discuss the topic among family, friends and have an understanding of the key terms used when you hear about VENMO in the news! Join us to master Venmo and handle mobile payments with ease and security. This class is being held online, interactive through Zoom. More information will be sent before class. This class will be recorded.

Unlock your creativity in this fun-filled camp! We'll have a blast learning how to draw adorable animals, cute food characters, fun objects, and more with our easy step-by-step technique. Each day, we'll explore new themes and projects, as we explore different materials like oil pastels, watercolors, among others.

This non-certification course will cover infant and pediatric CPR for parents and caregivers, following the Heartsaver® curriculum from the American Heart Association. You will learn how to respond to an infant or child who is choking, how to perform CPR, and steps to follow during an emergency. This class is designed for parents and other caregivers and is sponsored by Wayzata Community Ed.

Get a great head start learning how to code as well as learning computer science concepts using one of the fundamental programming languages of professional developers: Python. Its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code than possible in languages such as C++ or Java, making it the perfect coding language for beginners. Python is a text-based language, so students should have good keyboarding and basic computer skills. Bring a USB drive to save your games on the last day.

On and off the water, Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) training that will have you comfortably paddling in no time! Learn the basics of SUP, including equipment overview, paddle, launch techniques, and general safety instruction. 45 minutes of instruction followed by 45 minute rental. Due to safety concerns, classes and rentals at Wayzata Beach are for individuals age 12+ only (age 12-15 must be accompanied on the water by a registered parent or adult guardian). Sorry, no riders. Renters under age 18 must have a parent or legal guardian’s signature on the required waiver form. If class has to cancel, a make-up session will be offered on Sunday following the scheduled class.

This five-hour, live fly fishing class on a trout stream begins with a one-hour introduction covering gear, flies, rigging, and knots. You will then receive fly-casting lessons on both dry ground and in the river. Finally, you will put on waders and boots to fish for trout under the watchful eye of your guide and instructor, Scott Harness. All equipment is supplied. This class will take place at either Kinnickinnic or Rush River in Wisconsin, which are about 1-1.5 hours away from the Twin Cities. More details will be sent to registered participants closer to the start date. *A 1-day Wisconsin fishing license and trout stamp will need to be purchased prior to class for approximately $25. Please wait to purchase until you receive the location and welcome email with more details, approx. 1 week before class.