Get creative as you build a fun LEGO® project to take home! In this hands-on class, you'll complete your kit, enjoy some coloring, and have time to play and explore. While building, you’ll also develop basic engineering skills, problem-solving techniques, and critical thinking — all while having a blast!Door #/Bring to Class: Pick up at Door 15

Get creative as you build a fun LEGO® project to take home! In this hands-on class, you'll complete your kit, enjoy some coloring, and have time to play and explore. While building, you’ll also develop basic engineering skills, problem-solving techniques, and critical thinking — all while having a blast!Door #/Bring to Class: Pick up at Door 1

Ready, aim, launch! Step into the world of ballistics and structural engineering in this high-energy, hands-on workshop. Students will become siege engineers as they design, build, and test their own desktop catapults. Then, they'll put their creations to the test by launching candy corn and using the principles of physics to aim for bubbling cauldrons. It's a fun challenge that combines creativity, problem-solving, and friendly competition while exploring the science of force, motion, and engineering.Door #/Bring to Class: Door 16 (back of the building)

This course is for students looking to complete the classroom portion of Driver’s Education. This class does not include behind the wheel. Classroom instruction consists of videos, lectures, study guides, presentations, tests, and discussions. The state of MN requires 30 hours of classroom instruction. Each of the 10 sessions consists of three hours of classroom instruction. Upon completion of their 30 hours of classroom instruction, students will receive a “Certificate of Completion” which allows them to get a blue card from a driving school (must pre-register for behind the wheel with them to receive the blue card). Once they have a blue card from the driving school they can then schedule to take a Minnesota permit test. Students must bring iPad or laptop with them to class. The student must attend all 10 sessions. Any missed sessions must be made up before a certificate of completion will be issued. The instructor will be available for hire ($25/hr.) after the session concludes for any missed sessions. Students may start driving classes at the age of 14, obtain their permit at age 15 and license at the age of 16.

Discover the sweet science behind cotton candy! In this fun-filled class, you'll learn how cotton candy is made by heating and spinning flavored sugar and Jolly Ranchers into fluffy treats. We'll also play exciting carnival-style games with chances to win fun prizes. Every child will go home with their own cotton candy and plenty of prizes. Bring your friends and join us for a sweet, carnival-inspired adventure!Door #/Bring to Class: Door 16 (back of the building)

Join Mrs. McG for cozy Christmas themed crafting and festivities! Students can register for individual sessions or enjoy the full series at a discount.Dec 3: DIY Decor - Class begins with a snack, and students will be making festive decor to bring home and decorate for the holidays. Dec 10: Christmas Gift Making - Class begins with a snack, and students will be making a couple of homemade gifts to give to loved ones as Christmas presents.Dec 17: Festive Fun - Class begins with a snack, followed by Christmas games, activities, and fun!Door #/Bring to Class: Pick up at Door 15

Join Mrs. McG for a festive fall camp full of learning, exploring, and hands-on fun! Students can register for individual sessions or enjoy the full series at a discount. Each week features a unique fall theme with crafts, activities, and seasonal surprises.Oct 1: Enjoy a snack followed by some learning about leaves, a leaf themed craft and leaf science. Oct 8: Class begins with a snack, followed by pumpkin painting and other fun pumpkin themed activities.Oct 22: Class begins with a snack, followed by Halloween games, activities, and fun!Door #/Bring to Class: Pick up at Door 15

Back by popular demand! Create a sparkling galaxy in a bottle filled with glitter, sequins, color, and imagination. Students will design their own mesmerizing sensory bottle and discover how a few simple materials can become a swirling work of art. Shake it up and watch your galaxy come to life!Door #/Bring to Class: Pick up at Door 2

Is your child interested in hockey, figure skating, or simply learning how to skate for fun? No matter the reason, there’s a place for them at our Intro to Skating Camp led by the experienced coaches of the Sartell Figure Skating Club (SFSC). Skaters will learn skating basics such as how to fall safely, get back up, and move confidently on the ice. Skaters should plan to bring their own skates or to rent hockey skates from the Scheels Athletic Complex. SFSC has a limited number of skates that can be borrowed on a first come first served basis. Join us for a fun and supportive introduction to skating! For questions, please contact sartellfsc@gmail.com