Make 12 cards (3 cards of 4 designs each) with matching envelopes. Monthly Themes: May - Thinking of You, Sympathy & Get Well (Technique: Baby Wipe) June - All Occasion Cards (Technique: Flap Card) July - All Occasion Cards (Technique: Embossing) Aug - All Occasion Cards (Technique: Piecing/Quilting Card Plan to give the instructor $25 for a card kit at class. Plan to bring your Essentials Kit (scissors, adhesives, & bone folder). If you do not have an Essential Kit, the instructor will have one available for purchase at class.

Gather your puzzle fanatic friends or family members! Join us Saturday, August 1st for a puzzle tournament. Doors will open at 8:45am for coffee and treats. Teams of four will race to put together a 500 piece puzzle. All teams will put together the same puzzle which will be revealed that morning when the clock starts at 9:15am. The team that finishes first or has the most done when the timer ends wins bragging rights! We will provide the puzzle, coffee and a sweet treat. Your team gets to keep their puzzle! This event is open to teams of all ages. Register under one person’s name and then the person registering will answer a question of who the other three people are on the team. The team with the best theme will win a special prize! We will host a community puzzle exchange during this time. Spectators and tournament participants are welcome to bring a puzzle or two if you want to trade with others.

Looking for a fun introduction to baseball? DASH Sports T-Ball Tykes camp introduces players to key elements of throwing, fielding/catching, batting, and baserunning. The final day of classes is ‘Game Day’ and athletes will showcase their skills in a game environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a baseball glove. Baseballs and bats are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3yr old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group. Plan to meet on Field 1 behind the middle school. If there is inclement weather, camp will be moved into the Pinecrest gym.

GRADES 2-3: Basic fundamentals will be introduced and reviewed. Students will be divided within the class by experience level (beginners and advanced beginners). Foam and low-pressure balls will be used to develop rally skills and match play. Register for the grade you are entering in the Fall. Please wear tennis shoes, bring a racquet and a water bottle, and donate a new can of tennis balls (one new can per series) to help us keep our fees low for lessons. Balls will stay with the Tennis Program. On RAIN DAYS, lessons will be canceled and students can make-up missed time during a different lesson/session held throughout the Summer. Check the email address linked to your account on rainy mornings.

GRADES 4-5 / GRADES 6-8: Designed for students interested in learning the fundamentals of tennis and the more advanced player interested in competitive play. Students will be grouped according to ability level. Register for the grade you are entering in the Fall. Please wear tennis shoes, bring a racquet and a water bottle, and donate a new can of tennis balls (one new can per series) to help us keep our fees low for lessons. Balls will stay with the Tennis Program. On RAIN DAYS, lessons will be canceled and students can make-up missed time during a different lesson/session held throughout the Summer. Check the email address linked to your account on rainy mornings.

GRADES K-1: Tennis should be fun! This class is designed to introduce preschool age children and students to the game of tennis. Emphasis will be on learning the basic skills of forehand, backhand, serve, and volley in a non-competitive and fun environment. Students will develop skills using foam balls, smaller nets, and shorter courts. Register for the grade you are entering in the Fall. Please wear tennis shoes, bring a racquet and a water bottle, and donate a new can of tennis balls (one new can per series) to help us keep our fees low for lessons. Balls will stay with the Tennis Program. On RAIN DAYS, lessons will be canceled and students can make-up missed time during a different lesson/session held throughout the Summer. Check the email address linked to your account on rainy mornings.

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.

Welcome to Toddler Talk, a fun and informative class for parents and their little ones aged 12 to 24 months! Join us for a lively session where you can bond with your child while connecting with other parents in a supportive environment. Together, you’ll enjoy playtime, songs, and engaging activities. Led by a licensed parent educator, the class will include interactive discussions on important topics such as feeding, sleeping, brain development, and balancing life as a parent. Come for the joy of learning and leave with valuable insights and friendships! This is a non-separating class.

Discover how your brain and body work together to process stress, emotions, and healing. This introductory class explains the science behind Brainspotting in clear, accessible language and teaches a simple self-Brainspotting technique you can use at home. Participants will learn how to find their own “brainspots”, settle their nervous system, and support emotional regulation. No prior experience is needed - just curiosity and a willingness to explore a gentle, mind-body approach to healing.

Learn how to create YouTube content! Shoot videos, edit sound, and create an online presence. In the first half of camp, learn the tricks pro filmmakers use for better shots, lighting, and sound, plus learn to use our film editing software. In the second half, students will work on a group unboxing or individual product review video with transitions, special effects, and soundtrack. Please bring a USB drive (at least 8 GB).

This intensive course provides a schedule of crafting a novel from start to finish, which you can finish in as little as 90 days! This class will also help you stay motivated throughout the journey. You will learn how to: select your novel genre and develop a compelling premise, create multidimensional characters and immersive settings, craft a detailed plot outline, manage your time to keep your writing flow consistent, combat common roadblocks including writer’s block, master the art of self-editing: refining your plot, and fixing pacing, dialogue, and characterization problems. Receive constructive criticism from beta readers and explore publishing options. By the end of this class, you will know how to complete your novel and have the knowledge and confidence to move forward with the publishing process. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.