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Basic First Aid for Families (Marcy)
A non-certified, fun way for kids and parents to learn what to do in minor emergencies (bandaging, calling 911, making a home kit). -
Embody: Dance your Emotions (Marcy)
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Family Book Club - The Family Chapter (Marcy)
Bring the whole family for evenings of story-driven creativity! "The Family Chapter" is designed for elementary-aged children and their grown-ups to experience the magic of a great book together. Each session, we’ll read-aloud exploring exciting worlds, meeting unforgettable characters, and sparking big conversations. But the story doesn't end when we close the book. After our reading, we’ll transition into "Maker Mode," where families work together on a hands-on craft or STEAM-based activity inspired by the day’s story. Whether we’re building cardboard inventions, mixing "magic potions," or creating character art, this club is about making memories and making things! -
Family Forest Bathing (Marcy)
Guided walks that teaches families how to observe local wildlife and plants together. -
Girls Only Engineering the Ride (Grades 4-5)
Girls in 4th and 5th grade, are you interested in biking next school year, Fall 2026? Mr. Karl and Miss Casey will be continuing the fun next year!Biking will begin on Wednesday September 16th. Biking will end on Wednesday November 18th. We are trying to see how many girls have an interest as of now. By registering now, you are letting us know you may have an interest in this class and you would like more information before registration. Registration will officially begin at open house. Please register now so we have an idea on how popular this will be for Girls Only, and we will stay in touch when we get closer to registration. Questions? Contact Krystalyn.Everson@mpls.k12.mn.us OR 612-668-4544 -
Understanding Your Children's Behaviors (Marcy)
Ever feel like your child is speaking a different language? Behind every "challenging" behavior from toddler tantrums to teenage defiance is an unmet need or an unspoken emotion. This concentrated one-session workshop shifts the focus from "how do I stop this?" to "what is my child trying to tell me?"