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  • 1stDownTots

    This flag football class uses a variety of fun drills and games to introduce players to basic concepts of football fundamentals including passing, running/rushing, receiving and defense (de-flagging). Join us for a very active and fun class! Parent/guardian participation is recommended for this camp.
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    3D Printing: Custom Dungeon & Dragons Die Design - Virtual Class

    Learn the ins and out of 3D Design with Tinkercad. Students will design a custom Dungeons & Dragons D4(4-Sided) and D10 (10-Sided) die. Dies will be printed and mailed home.
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    3D Printing: Pokémon - Virtual Class

    This class will give students an introduction to using CAD modeling and design software. Students create their own 3D pocket monster using TinkerCad. Student designed Pokémon will be printed and mailed home.
  • 55+ Driver Discount Program

    IMPORTANT NOTE! Registration for this course is not taken through Orono Community Education. For more information and to register for this course, go to mnsafetycenter.org or call TOLL FREE 1(888)-234-1294. This driver discount program is a state approved accident prevention/insurance discount course that is open to the public. Pre-registration is required. This class is taught by a MN Highway Safety & Research Center certified instructor. By utilizing the most up-to-date research in the field, participants will be provided the latest information in regard to driver and traffic safety, new laws, and vehicle technology. Persons ages 55 and older who complete the course qualify for a 10% discount on their auto insurance premiums for three years, according to Minnesota law. First time participants must complete the initial eight hours of training and a four hour refresher class every three years to maintain the 10% discount.
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    ACT College Examination Preparatory Course

    Advantage Educational Programs gives students the option of preparing for the ACT exam in two different ways: the in-person ACT Preparatory Course or the online ACT Preparatory Course. Both courses are designed for students who want to maximize their ACT exam score, as well as those who feel uneasy about their test-taking skills or who have taken the exam and aren’t satisfied with their results. The course includes diagnostic testing, instruction in time management, overcoming test anxiety, science reasoning, English strategies and review, essay writing, reading comprehension, math strategies and review. Please bring notebook paper, pencils, calculator and a small 3-ring binder or folder to class. Students enrolled in these classes not only benefit from personal instruction provided by our experienced instructors, but also have free access to our online course. For more information, call Advantage Education Programs at 612-222-5108. Any students who are registering as repeat students who have previously paid should register for the self-paced virtual class at no charge.
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    ACT College Examination Preparatory Course - Live Virtual Class

    This course is an excellent alternative for any student unable to attend an in-person class, but still prefers the interaction with an instructor. The live virtual ACT prep course is the same as the in-person ACT course, but from the comfort of your own home. Our instructors teach live via Zoom and are available to answer questions if needed. You will need an internet connection and a computer/tablet/smart phone. Instruction for all areas tested will be provided with focal points on diagnostic testing, science reasoning, math review and strategies, reading comprehension improvement, English strategies, writing essays, overcoming test anxiety and time management. Please have notebook paper, pencils and a calculator available. Once enrolled, students are sent a link via email for their class. For a complete list of ACT prep class locations, go to www.AdvantagePrep.net or call 612-222-5108.
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    ACT College Examination Preparatory Course - Self-paced Online Class

    Register for the self-paced online course and have access and complete preparation for the ACT at your own pace. Register for this section through November 30, 2024. Instruction for all areas tested will be provided with focal points on diagnostic testing, science reasoning, math review and strategies, reading comprehension improvement, English strategies, writing essays, overcoming test anxiety and time management. Please have notebook paper, pencils and a calculator available for class. Students may repeat the course as often as they desire for no additional cost. Once enrolled, students are sent an access code for their class via email and can begin preparing right away. For a complete list of ACT prep class locations, go to www.AdvantagePrep.net or call 612-222-5108. VERY IMPORTANT - you must have a Google account with a @gmail.com email address in order to access the Online ACT Prep Course through Google Classroom. Remember, the Gmail account that you use to join the online course is the ONLY email address that you will be allowed to use during the online course. Please Note - If you have a school-issued email address, even if it is a Gmail address, it is blocked for access to Google Classroom.
  • Adult Pickleball Open Gym

    Bring your paddle. Balls provided. Courts separated by level of play. All levels welcome. All players must check in at the Orono Activities Center front desk. For ages 18+. No children for safety reasons. Season Pass: $120 purchased online only (Sept. - Dec.) Drop In Fee: $5 cash (paid at the front desk upon arrival) Orono Activities Center Members: Free
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    Aqua Exercise

    Join us for a low impact, double benefit workout. This class will benefit your joints and overall health by working on cardio and resistance training. Participants should be comfortable in the water. Aquatic Fitness punch cards do not apply toward this class.
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    Art-tastic Fun Day

    Dive into a world of colors, textures, and shapes with watercolors, pastels, clay, and beyond! Get ready to be wowed as you turn your drawings and clay creations into pure magic!
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    Backyard Explorer: Bird Watch - At Home STEM Kit

    Invite budding naturalists to head outside for a walk to spot feathered friends - in the woods, a park, or right in their backyard. Backyard Explorer: Bird Watch leads kids through the basics of birding, from identifying common birds to learning about habitat and listening for bird songs. Includes activity ideas such as building a bird nest, matching games, and simple discovery about food chains/life cycle of birds. Build a wooden birdhouse, gelatin bird feeders and observe the wonders of the world outside with clipboard and working binoculars. Kit available to order through December 1. Kits will be available for pickup at Orono Community Education at Door E24 (705 N. Old Crystal Bay Rd.) beginning October 15. We will send an email reminder about pick-up dates and times.
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    Backyard Explorer: Bubbles - At Home STEM Kit

    Can bubbles be different shapes? Why do bubbles pop? Head outside and get bubbling as you explore surface tension with hands-on science, 16 ounces of bubble solution and reusable bubble straws/connectors to make unlimited 2D and 3D geometric wands. Then delight your bubble explorer with giant bubbles big enough to fit in! Kit available to order through December 1. Kits will be available for pickup at Orono Community Education at Door E24 (705 N. Old Crystal Bay Rd.) beginning October 15. We will send an email reminder about pick-up dates and times.
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    Backyard Explorer: Bug Hunt - At Home STEM Kit

    Head outside and get the buzz on bugs! This kit is packed with educational prompts and activities to encourage junior naturalists to spot insects while on a walk in the woods, playing in a park, or searching right outside their front door. Interactive field guides help young seekers identify fliers, crawlers, and pollinators. Project ideas such as Weave a Web or Make a Bug Hotel, and cool bug facts, boost the insect intrigue. Includes a one-handed bug catcher with thumb operated trapping slider and 5x magnification, a perfect companion to catch the fastest specimens in a safe and humane way. Kit available to order through December 1. Kits will be available for pickup at Orono Community Education at Door E24 (705 N. Old Crystal Bay Rd.) beginning October 15. We will send an email reminder about pick-up dates and times.
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    Backyard Explorer: Honey Bees - At Home STEM Kit

    Explore the fascinating world of honey bees! This kit targets a deeper understanding and appreciation for these remarkable insects and their impact on our ecosystem. National Geographic Kids book with beautiful, engaging, and authentic photos, natural honeycomb, authentic bee pollen, and more support learning and captivate childrens’ intrigue. Kit available to order through December 1. Kits will be available for pickup at Orono Community Education at Door E24 (705 N. Old Crystal Bay Rd.) beginning October 15. We will send an email reminder about pick-up dates and times.
  • Beginner Stained Glass Window

    Create a beautiful stained glass window approximately 8” x 10” in size. This class is for both beginner and experienced stained glass participants! The copper foil technique will be taught from cutting to assembly. The first night focuses on choosing a pattern and discussing colors of glass, equipment and layout. The other sessions will focus on assembling your stained glass window. Glass and materials are purchased directly from the instructor at class - approximately $65. Tool kits are provided. Please bring safety glasses to use while cutting and grinding glass. This class includes one free Saturday morning Open Studio visit. Call to register participants ages 14-17 (must attend with an enrolled adult).
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    Beginning Golf

    Skyhawks Beginning Golf offers a unique, games‐based program that teaches kids to hit the ball and experience early success as young golfers. Putting, chipping, pitching, and full swing, are all taught through games and simple repetitive motions. Specially designed, age‐appropriate golf equipment is provided (for safety, no outside clubs please!).
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    Bonus Pilates

    This is full body Pilates strength training with a focus on your core. Receive the extra “bonus” using prop work with weights, bands, and exercise balls to strengthen all large muscle groups including your glutes, legs, arms, and shoulders.
  • Boo Bash - Caregiver & Child

    Park your broom at the door and create something spooktacular! Get messy with paint and clay as you make a black cat, ghost, or jack-o-lantern. Children must be accompanied by a caregiver
  • Build Your Own Art Bot

    Designing and building your own Art Bot is the first step in electrical engineering. Learn about simple electrical circuits using batteries, wires, and more. Then, build your own Art Bot using a cup, motor, battery, and holder.
  • Bullet Journal Basics

    Do you want to get your thoughts and ideas organized? Join us to learn the methodology that helps you make sense of your busy mind. Using just a notebook, pen and your everyday handwriting, Jessica Chung, Bullet Journal Certified Coach, will show you how this flexible system and practice can help you clarify your priorities. Bring a notebook and leave with framework, structure, and Inspiration!
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    CPR, First Aid & AED

    This blended learning (online learning and in-person skills) session will help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing, and first aid emergencies. Successful participants will receive a 2-year Red Cross certificate for Adult and Pediatric (infant and child) CPR, First Aid and AED. Register at least 10 days prior to the in-person skills date, as adequate time is needed to complete the online learning portion PRIOR to testing in person for the skills. This will allow you the time to complete lessons at your own pace. You will need to provide the instructor with proof of online completion in order to take part in the skills testing. Additional details regarding online learning session will be sent via email. A personal email address is required to receive class content. Registration Deadlines: Monday, October 14 | Registration Deadline: October 4 Monday, November 11 | Registration Deadline: November 1 Monday, December 9 | Registration Deadline: November 29
  • Churros & Handmade Corn Tortillas Taco Fiesta - Virtual Class

    Create a fiesta with Chef Tess! On the menu: churros with a velvety chocolate sauce, handmade corn tortillas, guacamole, taco meat, and refried beans. You’ll make everything from scratch to create a restaurant-quality meal. An ingredient list will be sent in advance of the class to allow enough time to shop and prepare.
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    Connect & Play with STEM - Caregiver & Child

    Connect with your child during lab-style sensory play that develops beginning social skills and a STEM foundation. Child must be accompanied by a caregiver.
  • Conquer Paper Clutter!

    Drowning in paper clutter? Is your counter or dining room table a magnet for paper you don’t know what to do with? Join us as professional organizer, Missi McKown, discusses tips, tricks, and organizing product suggestions on how to keep your spaces clutter-free. Whether it’s kids artwork or important documents, she’ll talk about all of it! Take home a helpful hand-out in addition to the tools you’ll need for a clear space and mind!