Proctor Hermantown Community Ed

Supported floats, glides and beginning front and back stroke work are covered. Safety practices and becoming comfortable in the water are emphasized.

Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a community education program of Proctor Public Schools and Hermantown Community Schools.  We provide classes, programs and services for families with children from birth to kindergarten age.  ECFE classes include time for parents and children to learn together, parent discussions facilitated by a parent educator and interaction among children to engage, learn and grow together within an early childhood classroom.  

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:The Proctor/Hermantown FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL®) Robotics Club is a Club compose of multiple FIRST Lego League (FLL) Robotics team. Project-based, hands-on FLL programs introduce students to programming and engineering an exclusive, creative and hopeful environment where students work collaboratively to solve a yearly robotics challenge. This 2019-2020 season, FIRST RISE, powered by Star Wars: Force for Change is setting out to inspire citizens of the galaxy to work together, strengthening and protecting the force that binds us and creating a place where collaboration and collective wisdom can elevate new ideas and foster growth. Together we RISE! Throughout their experience, the teams will operate under FLL's signature set of core values of friendly sportsmanship, learning and community involvement. WHO:Students between the ages of 9-14. Each FLL team needs 2 adult coaches. Coaches do not need to be an engineer or programmer. FLL provides numerous resources to help coaches. We also have seasoned coaches that can provide support and mentorship for each team.COMMITMENT:Team coaches, parents and team members will detemine how often and when to meet.OVERVIEW:May-July: 2019 Hermantown FLL Club Registration.July: Field kits are ordered.August 1: Official challenge is released.September-December: 2-3 hour weekly team meetings, in-session scrimmages between teams. Teams may decide to meet more frequently during the week and on weekends. They may also participate in field trips for the research project.December 7th, 2019: A 36 team Regional tournament will be held at Hermantown on Saturday, December 7th. Teams that perform well will have opportunities to move onto the sectional, state and world competitions.COMPETITIVE TEAM:Each team will be registered with the FIRST FLL league. All coaches and members will receive a T-shirt. The registration fee for each member of the competition will be $125. All competitive fees are due and non-refundable after September 15th.For more information on competitive teams, go to FLL website: www.firstlegoleague.org or search for "First Lego League" on Youtube.For more information, please contact Mr. Wojciuk at jwojciuk@isd700.org!

Cooking Fun: Grades K-6So what can we "cook up" this summer? We will be trying new recipes as we practice kitchen safety. In this class, we will be making fun snacks that you can make at home. Some snacks include pizza, quesadillas, fruit dessert and more!

LEGO Robotics and programming(grades 3-6).Students will unleash their creativity to build and programs using the LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robots. Think like an engineer! We will focus on how engineers design new products and solve complex challenges. The Engineering Design Process is a series of steps that engineers use to guide them as they solve problems. Students will be given a challenge that focuses on adding a motorized arm to the robot, so that it can pick up, carry, and drop an item in the desired location. Students will also learn about the power of gears. How fast or how powerful? Students will learn that adjusting motor rotation, motor power, with the addition of gears will affect distance and velocity in different ways.Taught by Mr. Wojciuk

Using curriculum for the NASA Glenn Research Center in Ohio, this four-week course will explore the inner workings of our planets & solar systems. Participants will explore space travel and the science behind rockets. Our group will also examine what life is like in space for astronauts and what technology is needed to settle in space in the future. Participants will walk away with a better understanding of our world and worlds in far away places.

Summer volleyball for all abilities entering this Fall grades 6th - 9t  put on by the Hermantown coaching staff and players. Come work on your volleyball skills and have fun playing in a tournament. Questions contact Coach Wasbotten: swasbotten@isd700.org, Work 626-6269

This course is for students entering kindergarten in the fall of 2019.Follow "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle as he learns what Kindergarten is all about. This class is open to ALL students entering kindergarten this fall (2019). Students will participate in a classroom enriched by an abundance of books, words, letters, numbers and other instructional aids. Various learning centers will allow students to explore and interact socially. In addition to academic skills, students will work on projects promoting fine motor skills, handwriting, and independence. Finally, snack, music, movement and outdoor experiences will be a part of each day ensuring wellness and group play.All classes will be held at the Hermantown Elementary School. On the first morning of classes (Monday, July 29) please bring your child to the northeast entry by the big gym. We will direct you to the kindergarten classroom Hawks Camp kindergarten is being held in. It is your responsibility to arrange for transportation to and from the school. Please see that your child is picked up promptly as there are no aides to supervise children after classes.  If you have questions or need further information please call 218-428-2973 or email jwojciuk@isd700.org.

Race Options:1 mile or 5K