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WaitlistBuddy & Me Rock Climbing (Grades 2+)Youth ClassesWant a fun activity with your adult? This beginning rock climbing class covers the safety and skills of indoor rock climbing and belaying. Both adult and little will spend time climbing the rock wall. Bigs will belay each other and their littles. Class meets at the new Owatonna Middle School rock wall. Participants must be entering 2nd grade or higher for the 2025-2026 school year. Your favorite adult could be a parent/guardian, grandparent, sibling, your Big, or a responsible friend. Max of 2 participants per adult. A liability waiver will need to be signed and returned to Roosevelt School before class starts or brought to the first day of class in order for participation. Please click on this ROCK CLIMBING WAIVER link or stop at Roosevelt Community School to get a copy.Winter 2026 -
CABS- Child and Babysitting Safety (Grades 4-12)Youth ClassesThe Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute provides everything you need to know for safe and successful babysitting. The YouTube “vlogger” style presentation of the video brings a youthful and high-energy spirit to the program content, along with handouts, demonstrations, and additional resources. At the end of the class, students will receive their certification card along with instructions to access a digital copy of the Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) student book. From getting started with your business to collaborating with parents and children to key safety, caregiving, and first aid tips, CABS will help set you up for babysitting success. Students must be present for the entire class and complete achievement of the core learning objectives to receive certification valid for two years. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen.Winter 2026 -
WaitlistClay for Kids: Pottery Wheel (10yrs+)Youth ClassesHow do you throw clay on the wheel? It’s not what it seems. Learn how to use the wheel to create three dimensional forms and vessels. Demonstrations will cover the basics of wedging, centering, pulling, trimming, and forming useable vessels. Beginners, come and get your hands muddy! If you are accustomed to clay come fine-tune your skills, learn a new technique, and challenge yourself with larger more complex forms. Dress for a mess and wear tennis shoes. Come to the first class with ideas, excitement, and inspiration! Call the instructor at 507-835-1192 or call the OAC 507-451-0533 if you have any questions.Winter 2026 -
Starting SoonDiscover the World of SPANISH! Vamos a Explorar! (Let's Explore!)Youth ClassesExperience Spanish from Home with LIVE Virtual Classes this Spring! This spring, bring Spanish to life from the comfort of your home with Futura’s engaging and interactive virtual course! ¡Vamos a Explorar! (Let’s Explore!) is an exciting journey into Spanish language and culture. Students will learn practical travel vocabulary, such as bartering at markets and ordering at restaurants, while participating in dynamic, real-world activities. Get ready to explore, connect, and develop a deeper appreciation for the Spanish language—all in a supportive and lively virtual environment. ¡Vámonos!Winter 2026 -
Elementary Robotics Team (Grades 4 & 5)Youth ClassesIs your child enthusiastic to learn and has an interest in technology? FIRST® LEGO® League Explore is a global robotics program which guides youth through STEM exploration. This robotics program will include 12 sessions of fun, hands-on learning. Working as a team, participants will go through activities based on the current year theme to problem solve and test their engineered design and code together. This includes using LEGO® bricks powered by LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential. This program is for children in 4th and 5th grade only. No coding experience necessary.Winter 2026 -
Gingerbread Chopped ChallengeYouth ClassesGet ready to mix creativity, speed, and strategy in our Gingerbread Showdown! Inspired by the hit cooking competition Chopped, this festive class challenges you to design and build your own spectacular gingerbread house—using surprise ingredients and limited time. This class is perfect for builders and bakers alike, this class combines the thrill of competition with the joy of holiday crafting. At the end, judges will evaluate your gingerbread masterpiece on creativity, technique, and how well you integrated the mystery ingredients. Will your gingerbread house stand tall and impress the judges, or crumble under pressure? Join us to find out! This class is open for early registration on January 2 starting at 6am online and 8am in-person/phone.Winter 2026 -
Home Alone (Grades 2 to 8)Youth ClassesIs your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether it is for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a child who is mature and well prepared. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after school routines, phone calls and door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, managing the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, fire safety, intruders, and first aid tips. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. Parents are encouraged to review the take home information and discuss it with their child.Winter 2026 -
Starting SoonIntro to AI CodingYouth ClassesWe will introduce kids to the fundamentals of coding and artificial intelligence through Scratch; a visual programming language designed for young learners. Campers engage in hands-on projects and collaborative activities that build foundational coding skills while exploring how AI works in fun and creative ways. Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard. ● Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM ● Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work. ● Internet: Broadband internet ● Webcam, Microphone and Speakers ● Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class.Winter 2026 -
Introduction to 3D Printing (9th Gr+)Youth ClassesCurious about 3D printing but not sure where to start? This one-hour introductory session offers a fun, easy-to-understand look at how 3D printers work and what they can create. Participants will watch a live print in action, learn how digital designs become real objects, and discover how to get started printing at home or through local community resources. No prior experience required! Please bring your smartphone and a laptop to this class. All 3D printer materials are provided.Winter 2026 -
Introduction to 3D Printing (Youth)Youth ClassesCurious about 3D printing but not sure where to start? This one-hour introductory session offers a fun, easy-to-understand look at how 3D printers work and what they can create. Participants will watch a live print in action, learn how digital designs become real objects, and discover how to get started printing at home or through local community resources. No prior experience required! Please bring your smartphone and a laptop to this class. All 3D printer materials are provided.Winter 2026 -
Journey to ChillvilleYouth ClassesThis fun 3-week class helps kids understand their emotions, what triggers them, and how to handle big feelings in healthy ways. Each week builds on the last, using movement, crafts, projects, and games to make learning engaging and hands-on. This is a great class to prepare students for teen years. Week 1: Kids learn to identify and name different emotions and recognize how people experience them in unique ways. Week 2: We explore emotional triggers through stories and personal experiences, noticing how feelings can influence reactions. Week 3: Kids build practical coping skills and create their own personalized “toolbox” filled with strategies they can use anytime strong emotions arise. What to Bring: A container to decorate (shoebox, coffee can, etc.) for their emotional toolbox.Winter 2026 -
Junior Chef Kick-off Kitchen! Soft Pretzels & Cheese Dip!Youth ClassesGet ready for game day with this amazing at-home cook-along for Junior Chefs! In this hands-on class, youth will learn how to make soft, golden brown, slightly salty, pretzels with a delicious creamy cheese dip completely from scratch. Chef Tess will provide guided step-by-step instruction supporting all participants to create the dough, shape & bake pretzels, and make a velvety cheese dip while building confidence in the kitchen. Adult supervision is required and siblings are welcomed to join making this the ultimate family-friendly activity before the Super Bowl. By the end of the class, students will have the skills to create a delicious snack plater to proudly add to the game-day table. Equipment Needs: A stand-mixer with dough hook attachment is recommended and a sheet pan. More info will be provided in the ingredient list packet. This class will take place on Zoom, a free online software. Easy to follow ingredient list and station prep will be provided before the class start date. Note: Adult supervision is required. One registration fee covers immediate family members living full-time in the same household. If friends are joining, each friend must register separately even if participating together.Winter 2026 -
Junior Chefs Cook-Along: Homemade Spaghettio’s & Mini MeatballsYouth ClassesGet ready for a cozy comfort-food adventure right from your own kitchen! In this fun at home cook along, Junior Chefs will take the lead in creating a family favorite: Homemade Spaghettio’s with Mini Meatballs made completely from scratch. With guided, step-by-step instruction from Chef Tess, kids will roll and shape their own bite-sized meatballs, simmer a flavorful sauce, and bring it all together for a dish that’s even better than the classic canned version. Along the way, they’ll build real cooking skills, boost confidence, and discover how fun cooking from scratch can be! Adult supervision is required, but siblings are welcome to join the fun, making this a perfect family-friendly experience. Together, you’ll create a warm, tasty meal and lifelong kitchen memories. The week of class, you’ll receive an email with the ingredient and supply list, prep packet, and Zoom link. A few days after the class, a follow-up email will include the recipes used during the session. Please note: the instructor’s recipes are copyrighted and shared only with registered participants. Equipment Needs: No fancy equipment needed. Details included in ingredient list packet. Note: Adult supervision is required. One registration fee covers immediate family members living in the same household. If friends, are gathering together for a fun cook-along / sleepover etc., each friend must register separately even if participating together.Winter 2026 -
Martial Arts for Kids (Kindergarten - Age 12)Youth ClassesThis Taekwondo class is designed to give children self-confidence, respect, perseverance, discipline, patience, courtesy, and humility all while having fun. Physically, children will gain agility, strength, flexibility, and coordination. These classes are held at the National Taekwondo Institute studio located at 212 West Bridge St.Winter 2026 -
Multiplayer Minecraft: Poke'-ModsYouth ClassesJoin us for an unforgettable Minecraft adventure where you'll explore the world of Pokémon like never before. In this multiplayer camp, you'll explore stunning landscapes and iconic locations using the Pixelmon mod. Discover hidden secrets, rare Pokémon, and exciting challenges throughout the Minecraft world. Home Technical Requirements: ● Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM ● Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work. ● Internet: Broadband internet ● Webcam, Microphone and Speakers ● Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class.Winter 2026 -
Paint Pals: Parent & Me WatercolorYouth ClassesThis class is perfect for young artists who want to explore the basics of watercolor painting while creating beautiful, spring-themed cards. Students will learn how to control water and paint, mix colors effectively, and express their creativity through fun, hands-on projects. Best of all, each young artist will get to paint alongside an important adult or parent! Together, you’ll create side-by-side, share ideas, and enjoy a creative bonding experience while making lasting memories. Please wear appropriate clothing, things might get a little messy as we paint and play with color!Winter 2026 -
Pawfect BlanketsYouth ClassesCalling all animal lovers and crafty hearts! In this fun and no-sew class, you'll learn how to make cozy tie blankets that are perfect for pets of all shapes and sizes. Whether it's for a shelter pup, your own cuddly kitty, or a furry friend in need, your creation will bring warmth, comfort, and lots of tail wags. We'll provide the fleece, scissors, and step-by-step guidance—no sewing skills required! Come tie, chat, and leave with a blanket full of love and paw-sitive vibes. Bonus: Blankets can be donated to local shelters or taken home for your own pet!Winter 2026 -
River Bend Nature Center's Live Animal Ambassadors!Youth ClassesCome meet River Bend's live animal ambassadors! Why do snakes have scales? How do turtles survive winter? Can you make the frog sing on command? Get your reptile and amphibian questions answered by a River Bend Naturalist and meet out lives animal ambassadors! Some live animals that might be in attendance include: a turtle, salamander, frog, and snake.Winter 2026 -
Skyhawks HoopsterTotsYouth ClassesEmbark on an exciting basketball journey where learning meets fun! HoopsterTots classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing, and teamwork, ensuring a dynamic experience for all. With adjustable hoops and perfectly sized basketballs, we tailor challenges just right for every young player. Please note that parent participation required.Winter 2026 -
Skyhawks Mini-Hawk BasketballYouth ClassesJoin Skyhawks to learn dribbling, passing, shooting, rules, strategies and more! Gain confidence and learn important life lessons in a fun, positive environment.Winter 2026 -
Sparkles the Reindeer - Acrylic ClassYouth ClassesJoin this fun class and create your very own adorable reindeer painting! This will be such a fun class and students will be guided step-by-step through the process while gaining confidence in their painting ability. Your certified instructor enjoys encouraging youth in their artistic talent. No prior painting experience required, and all supplies are provided for use during the class. Wear clothes suitable to paint in. For ages 7 and up.Winter 2026 -
Winter Wonderland Music ClassYouth ClassesBundle up and step into a musical winter wonderland! In this joyful, interactive class, students will explore the magic of winter through music, movement, and rhythm. We’ll sing snowy songs, play frosty instruments, and dance like snowflakes as we celebrate the sounds of the season. From jingling bells to chilly melodies, this class is the perfect way to warm hearts and spark creativity—all while learning basic music skills in a festive, fun-filled setting. This class is open for early registration on January 2 starting at 6am online and 8am in-person/phone.Winter 2026 -
Yoga Calm for Kids (Ages 4-10yrs)Youth ClassesYoga Calm for Kids gives kids practice and routine that integrates physical, mental, and emotional development. Children ages 4-10 will learn yoga poses, mindfulness, breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques. Please wear comfortable clothing. Mats are provided at the studio but feel free to bring your own!Winter 2026 -
{YEL} Grandmasters of Chess 1.2Youth ClassesOur winter session focuses on advanced beginner and intermediate concepts. The {YEL!} Teach It! Practice It! Play It!® method keeps chess students progressing through 60+ chess lessons and thousands of puzzles as well as guided games and in-class tournaments.Winter 2026